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New Year's Eve & Day Open Hours, Live Music, & Special Meals in Door County, WI (2014-2015)
Door County, Wisconsin is ready to ring in the New Year! Are you? There are special meals on New Year's Eve to be enjoyed at Sister Bay's The Inn at Kristofer's, and 136 Restaurant & Wine Bar in Sturgeon Bay, as well as live music and food at several restaurants and pubs including The Local Yokels at Sister Bay Bowl, Mickey Grasso at Donny's Glidden Lodge Restaurant, and Michael Lee Ammons & the Water Street Hot Shots at Wickman house. On New Year's Day catch Centerline at JJ's of Jacksonport right after the Jacksonport Polar Bear Club's Polar Plunge into Lake Michigan! There's also a New Year's Day Parade in Egg Harbor, so make your plans now and make January 1st, 2015 a day to remember! Read on for who will be open this week, this winter, and for New Year's celebrations, and visit Door County Lodging's Last Minute Lodging blog for great places to stay…
New Year's Eve & Day Open Hours, Live Music, & Special Meals in Door County, WI
Holiday Restuarant Hours, Christmas Meals & Music in Door County, WI 2014
Dining in the Door in the colder months can be especially pleasing as restaurants are cooking up holiday flavors, hot drinks and soups, and soul-warming comfort foods on their regular menus and daily specials. "But what's open," you may ask? While it's true that many local restaurants close their doors and take much needed time off in our "quiet" season, there are still many restaurants open through the Holidays, only for a short time, or are actually open year round.
Check out the holiday and winter hours for many Door County restaurants below, there's even live holiday music at a couple of them!
Shop Local & Save at Holiday Open Houses in Carlsville, December 11th, 2014
Thursday, December 11th, make Carlsville, Wisconsin your daytime destination in Door County, and enjoy special savings at the holiday open houses of area businesses. Finish your holiday shopping (or maybe get it started?), sample coffees and wines, and get in the holiday spirit – just don't forget to pause for a good meal!
Door Peninsula Winery will be offering fabulous in-store specials during their open house: Buy 2 Get 1 FREE on Wines, Fat Louie's Oil, Shipwrecked 6-Packs & Door County Distillery Products and 25% off all merchandise and food items through-out the weekend. Can't make it to Carlsville this weekend? Visit dcwine.com and get FREE Shipping on any 12 bottles of mix and match wine. Just enter the promo code FREESHIP at checkout.
Door County Coffee & Tea is all dressed up for the occasion too, open 7:30am-6pm so you can stop in for great gift shopping. Buy 2 Get 1 FREE on all coffee, 15% off pre-made coffee gifts, and 25% off holiday home décor, plus coffee sampling all day makes this a winning spot to enjoy breakfast or lunch! Throughout December you can also enjoy a delicious Candy Cane Mocha and Door County County Coffee & Tea will donate 50 cents for every one sold to United Way of Door County!
Visit Carlsville online for more information. Shop Local and Save!
Door County Coffee & Tea Helps United Way of Door County in December 2014
Carlsville, WI (Dec. 2014) – During the month of December, Door County Coffee & Tea in Carlsville is partnering with United Way of Door County. For every Candy Cane Mocha sold during the month of December they will donate 50 cents to United Way. The funds donated will go towards meeting United Way's Annual Campaign need for 2014.
United Way of Door County's mission is to empower people to build better lives. They focus their efforts in the areas in the Basic Needs, Community Wellness, Health, and Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse (AODA).
Door County Coffee & Tea is located at 5773 Hwy 42 in Carlsville. Their phone number is (920) 743-8930. Check out their website at www.doorcountycoffee.com.
If you would like to learn more about United Way of Door County, please go to their website at www.unitedwaydc.com. United Way can be reached at (920) 746-9645 or email@example.com.
Live Music & Lots of Food at Fall Fest in Sister Bay, WI: Oct. 17-19, 2014
Most festivals tend to have two things in common – Music & Food – and these are two things to be found in abundance at the 69th Annual Sister Bay Fall Fest, Oct. 27-19, 2014. Throughout the weekend you'll find Food & Drink vendors at various locations throughout the village (10-5 Fri./Sat. and 10-4 Sun.), and lots more to tempt the taste buds and please the palate at local restaurants, pubs, and coffee shops!
There are two special meals this weekend that you won't want to miss: Friday from 5-8 pm, experience a Door County tradition – a real Fish Boil at the Fire Station on Mill Road, sponsored by Sister Bay Lions Club. On Saturday, from 7-11am, enjoy a fabulous Pancake Breakfast at the Village Hall Saturday, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Northern Door.
Live Music & More for Pumpkin Patch Weekend, Oct. 11-12, 2014
According to Travel Wisconsin Door County is at 70% Color and will peak the second week of October – so get up here and enjoy the beautiful outdoors! Pumpkin Patch Festival in Egg Harbor runs Saturday, Oct. 11 from 10am-5:30pm and Sunday, Oct. 12 from 10am-4:30pm. The festival is free to attend and great for families and groups of all age, featuring live music with Modern Day Drifters, Big Mouth, and even a children's musician, food and drinks, and inflatables and carnival rides all day Saturday and Sunday.
The Harbor Fish Market Harnesses the Sun: Solar Water Heating System is ON in Baileys Harbor!
Karen and Carl Berndt, owners of Harbor Fish Market & Grille and Custards Last Stan in Baileys Harbor went live Thursday when they flipped the 'ON' switch on their new solar water heating system.
The project, which took ten months to complete, included two very important people in the process: Ben Anschutz of Anschutz Plumbing in Baileys Harbor and Patrick Strantz, a building contractor, full time maintenance manager at the YMCA in Fish Creek and long time maintenance manager for the Berndts.
Together they have created a custom solar water heating system that not only addresses the water heating needs of the two restaurants but will also provide the hot water for the employee housing and the Berndt's living quarters.
Door County Coffee & Tea 21st Anniversary Sale: Sept. 26-28, 2014
Head to Carlsville, Wisconsin on the Door Peninsula this weekend for Door County Coffee & Tea's "Biggest Coffee Sales of the Year" celebrating 21 Years! This sale is in-store only, Friday, Saturday, & Sunday from 7:30am-5pm. Call 920-743-8930 with any questions. Sale includes:
Live Music at Cupcake Heaven in Sister Bay with Marybeth Mattson
SISTER BAY, WI (June 2014) – Cupcake Heaven in Sister Bay invites you to stop in and enjoy live music each week this summer with local singer/songwriter Marybeth Mattson, performing in the shop from 2-4pm every Sunday in August.
Mattson began her performance and songwriting career after the 2008 season of America's Got Talent, in which Door County piano man Eli Mattson took second place. As any good big brother, Eli encouraged Marybeth to follow her dreams and, along with fellow performer Seth Raddatz, offered constructive criticism which ultimately helped shape her musical and lyrical choices, and gave her the courage and drive to record her first album Relative Hunger, released in 2012.
I Won! Where Can I Use My Door County Chefs Gift Certificate?
Congratulations Door County Chefs Gift Certificate Winners!
Door County Chefs Gift Certificate Promotion Sponsored by Door County Lodging!
We invite you to experience a variety of dining options on the Door Peninsula for breakfast, lunch, dinner, dessert, and drinks! From upscale dining to delicious pub fare and everything in between, Door County restaurants are pleased to serve up a tantalizing array of classic and unique dishes often utilizing locally grown or foraged produce, and locally sourced meats and dairy products.


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A method and device for testing containers, the method calling for a difference in pressure to be generated between the pressure inside the container and the pressure immediately surrounding the container, the behavior of one of these pressures permitting the gas tightness of the container to be assessed. A pressure value is stored and subsequently compared with one of the pressures, the stored pressure value being stored electronically and compared with at least one value of the output signal from a pressure sensor. The container is housed in an enclosure which is connected to a pressure or suction line, and a pressure-value storage unit, a comparator unit and a pressure sensor are associated with the pressure or suction line.
1. A method for manufacturing a tight container comprising:
constructing a container;
establishing a differential pressure between a first pressure in the interior of said container and a second pressure in the vicinity of said container;
monitoring at least one of said first and second pressures and generating an electrical monitoring output signal;
storing said electrical output signal at a first moment to generate a stored signal;
comparing said electrical output signal at a second deferred moment with said stored signal and concluding from a result signal of said comparing, whether said container is tight or not;
further comparing said stored signal with said electric output signal at essentially the same time as said first moment, the result signal of said further comparing being exploited as a zero offset signal.
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This application is a divisional application of application Ser. No. 09/750,691, filed Jan. 2, 2001, which is a divisional of application Ser. No. 09/212/596, filed Dec. 16, 1998, and now abandoned, which is a divisional application of application Ser. No. 08/591,731, filed Jan. 25, 1996, now U.S. Pat. No. 5,915,270, issued Jun. 22, 1999, which in turn is a continuation application of application Ser. No. 08/232,055, filed Jun. 15, 1994, now abandoned, which in turn is a 371 of PCT/CH/92/00173, filed Aug. 27, 1992.
This invention pertains to a method and a testing device for testing a container in which a pressure differential is created between a pressure inside the container and a pressure in its environment and from the behavior of one of the pressures, it is established whether the container satisfies predetermined test conditions. The method and testing device are particularly suited to testing the gas tightness of containers.
This invention pertains to a testing device such as is known from U.S. Pat. No. 5,029,464 and EP-A-0 313 678 and EP-A-0 432 143.
From these items a way is known that a pressure differential is to be created between a pressure in the interior of the container and a pressure in said container's environment in order to test the gas tightness of containers and, from the behavior of one of the pressures, it is to be established whether the container under test satisfies the gas-tightness conditions or volume conditions or not.
In this process the container to be tested is placed in a sealing chamber that is connected to a pressure medium source or a suction source; said arrangement is to be used to create the above-mentioned pressure differential. After the pressure differential is created, a pressure value for the environment of the container in stored as a starting condition in a reference pressure chamber, which is placed in front of a pressure differential sensor, and is compared with subsequent pressure values for the environment of the container.
The above-mentioned documents are thus declared to be an integral part of the present description.
A drawback to the known method is the fact that a pressure differential sensor with extremely accurate control valves must be provided to ensure that even very small leaks or slight deviations of the container volume from a nominal volume are detected.
The goal set for the present invention is to simplify this known method significantly. The method of the invention and the corresponding arrangement as described herein are exceptionally well suited for accomplishing this goal. More particularly, according to the method of the invention for testing containers in which a pressure differential is created between a pressure inside the container and a pressure in its environment and from the behavior of one of the pressures, it is established whether the container satisfies predetermined test conditions, after one of the pressures reaches a predetermined test value or after it has reached a maximum value and said value has been stored, subsequently said pressure is compared for a predetermined time to at least one value of one of the two pressures, in which case at least this one pressure value appears as an output signal of a pressure sensor. The method is especially useful for testing the gas tightness of the containers.
A test arrangement according to the invention for testing containers comprises a pressure or suction source, which can be effectively connected to a container to be tested with respect to its interior and exterior pressure, at least one pressure sensor and a pressure storage arrangement, wherein the pressure sensor is a converter that converts an input-side pressure value into an output-side electrical signal and the output of the sensor, on the one hand, and the output of an electronic pressure-value storage arrangement, on the other, are fed to a comparator unit.
Accordingly, a pressure differential sensor in no longer used, nor are pneumatic storage chambers; instead, the pressure that is of interest in determined by means of a relative-pressure sensor and converted into an electrical signal; when checking for leaks, this signal is stored at a predetermined time and compared with at least one subsequent value that in determined by this same sensor. When checking volume, a pressure value is pre-specified and stored as a basis for comparison. This obviates the need for awkward devices of the previously known type, namely the pressure differential sensor and, in particular, the stop valves that are quite difficult as regards control characteristics.
The method of the invention is implemented in a configuration wherein an electrical output signal of the sensor is compared to one or more predetermined values, e.g., on a computer into which the sensor output is entered. A value of the sensor output signal is stored as a pressure value. Either the pressure in the interior of the container or that in the environment of the container is increased or decreased, and a value of the pressure in the container or in the environment of the container is measured.
The preferable procedure is that both the source connection to admit the pressure medium or to ensure suction and the sensor input are hooked up to either the interior of the container or the container's environment.
The creation of the pressure differential can be done in different ways, with which the specialist in well acquainted from the above-mentioned documents. Thus, for example, the pressure differential can be created by carrying out pressurization or suction at a predetermined level for a predetermined time, and then analyzing both a pressure value that is reached and its plot. In addition, pressurization can be done to a predetermined pressure differential, and then the plot of the pressure value that is of interest can be observed.
As is known from the above-mentioned documents, pressurization can also be accomplished by precharging a pre-chamber to a predetermined pressure and then discharging said chamber into the container or into an enclosure that is formed by a sealable chamber.
When checking volume, a volume that is dependent on the volume of the container, either the interior volume of said container itself or its volume differential compared to a testing chamber, can be pressurized by a predetermined quantity of pressure medium, or a predetermined amount of gas can be removed from this volume. The volume of the container is then determined from the resulting pressure.
Of course, the values that are measured are compared with nominal values or nominal plots, as is also know from the above-mentioned documents.
Storage, wherein the pressure in the environment of the container is increased or decreased and a value of the pressure of the environment of the container is measured, is preferably undertaken in such a way that, with control at a predetermined time, an analog/digital converter is enabled to convert the sensor output signal, and the then stationary output signal of this analog/digital converter is used as a reference value for the subsequent analysis of the sensor output signal. In this process, either another analog/digital converter can be installed behind the sensor output and the output signal of the latter converter can then be digitally compared to that of the storage unit A/D converter or, preferably, a D/A converter is placed immediately behind the storage ND converter and thus the stored, re-converted signal is fed as an analog reference signal to an analog comparator unit, to which the output signal of the sensor is also fed directly.
In addition, wherein the pressure in the environment of the container is increased or decreased and a value of the pressure of the environment is measured, a null balance is preferably undertaken by determining, essentially during the value storage process at the comparator, whether an output signal of the device encompasses the null value, at least approximately; if a signal appears that deviates from the null value or from a predetermined minimum value, then said signal is used as a null-balance signal.
Preferred embodiments of the test arrangement of the invention for testing containers comprise a pressure or suction source which can be effectively connected to a container to be tested with respect to its interior and exterior pressure, at least one pressure sensor, an electronic pressure-value storage arrangement and a comparator unit. The pressure sensor is a converter that converts an input-side pressure value into an output-side electrical signal. Means are provided for feeding the output of the sensor, on one hand, and the output of the electronic pressure-value storage arrangement, on the other to the comparator unit to commence a measuring test interval at a point in time immediately after the input-side pressure value of the sensor reaches risingly a predetermined test value and rereaches the predetermined test value diminishingly.
The invention is hereinafter explained by way of examples, using figures.
FIG. 1 shows a schematic of an arrangement of the invention, in which the pressurization source and suction source are connected to the environment of the container;
FIG. 2 shows a schematic, as per FIG. 1, of a section of the system as shown in FIG. 1, in another embodiment;
FIG. 3 similar to FIG. 2, shows the section of a third embodiment;
FIG. 4 similar to FIG. 2, shows the section of another preferred embodiment;
FIG. 5 shows a functional block diagram of a preferred arrangement as described by the invention for implementing a test method of the invention;
FIG. 6 provides a purely schematic illustration of the plot of a measurement curve.
As mentioned, FIG. 1 schematically depicts a closed container 1 that is to be checked for leaks or to determine its volume: said container may, for example, be already filled and be in a testing chamber 3. Chamber 3 can be sealed by means of, for example, insert cover 5. Via a controlled valve 7, the test volume, here the volume differential between chamber 3 and container 1, is pressurized by means of a suction or pressure source 9 in such a way that a pressure gradient is created across the walls of container 1. In this embodiment, source 9 empties into chamber 3.
At or in chamber 3 is another relative-pressure sensor 11, which converts the input-side pressure value into an electrical output signal. Via a storage control circuit, as indicated in the schematic by S, electrical output signal el from sensor 11 is stored in a storage unit 13 in response to a control signal s that is emitted by a time control unit (not shown). Output signal elo, from storage unit 13 is fed to a comparator unit 15 as a pressure reference value. Output signal el of sensor 11 is present directly at said comparator unit's second input. After reference value e1o, is stored, the plot of the pressure in chamber 3 is monitored at comparator unit 15.
Let us now first consider leakage testing. If container 1 is sealed and storage has been done in storage unit 13, then sensor output signal el will remain at stored value e1o once all differential-induced shape changes in container 1 have subsided. On the output side of comparator 15, a comparison result that at least approximately equals zero indicates that container 1 is sealed.
If leaks are present in container 1, after reference value e10 is stored as mentioned, signal value e1 will vary depending on the direction of the pressure gradient across the container wall; the higher the rate of variation, the larger the leak. On the output side of comparator 15 there will be an output signal. The value of this output signal is a function of the change in pressure in chamber 3 from the reference pressure associated with the stored pressure reference value e10.
Comparing the output signal of comparator unit 15 with predetermined nominal values (not shown) provides an indication, on the one hand, as to whether a leak is present as well as, on the other, as to how large said leak is. Depending on the containers to be tested, minor leaks may be tolerated.
If the leak in container 1 is large, then absolutely no pressure differential will develop across the walls of container 1: the pressures between the interior of the container and its environment will quickly equalize via the leak. Then, however, on the output side of comparator 15 a null signal will appear, i.e., just as in the case of a sealed container, and lead to testing errors.
Therefore, as indicated by the dotted lines, preferably after value e1o, is stored in storage unit 13, this stored value is compared to a reference value ref at another comparator unit 17. The output signal of other comparator unit 17 indicates whether a large leak is present or not, either when a predetermined amount of pressure medium is allowed to enter chamber 3 or when a predetermined amount of gas is removed from said chamber, in the case of a large leak the pressure value indicated by reference value ref will not be reached; this will cause the test result at container 1 to be indicated by the output signal of other comparator 17.
To test volume, a predetermined amount of pressure medium is fed to chamber 3 or a predetermined amount of gas is removed therefrom. As indicated by dotted lines at ref1, storage unit 13 is used here as a reference-value storage unit in which reference values corresponding to the nominal volumes of containers that are to be tested are prestored. By comparing above-mentioned volume reference values ref, and the pressure value that actually arisen corresponding to e1 in the volume differential in chamber 3 that is dependent on the interior volume of container 1, i.e., from the output signal of comparator unit 15, a determination is made as to whether container 1 has nominal volume or not, or how large the nominal/actual volume differential is.
In the case of the embodiment shown in FIG. 2, where the references used in FIG. 1 are used for the same parts, only source 9 empties into chamber 3. Via a sealed closure 19, the input of sensor 11 is connected to the interior of container 1 that is fitted with an opening. The electronic analyzer, which is placed behind sensor 11, is depicted just as in FIG. 1.
As in FIG. 2, FIG. 3 shows another variant in which, compared to FIG. 2, the arrangements of source 9 and sensor 11 are switched.
In the case of the arrangement shown in FIG. 4, on the one hand source 9 empties into the interior of a container 1 via sealing connection 19 [and on the other] the input of sensor 11 is connected to the interior of container 1. The electronic analyzer shown in FIG. 1, to which sensor 11 is connected, is provided here as well. The embodiment shown in FIG. 1 or FIG. 4 is preferably used.
FIG. 5 shows, in the form of a block diagram, a preferred embodiment of analysis unit 1 that is partially outlined with dotted lines in FIG. 1. In the preferred embodiment, the output signal of sensor 11 is fed to a converter stage 21, which on the input side comprises an analog/digital converter 21 a, which is immediately followed by an digital/analog converter 21 b. Like the output signal of sensor 11, the output of digital/analog converter 21 b is fed to a differential amplifier unit 23 that is of a known design. The output of differential amplifier unit 23, corresponding to comparator unit 15 of FIG. 1, is connected to another amplifier stage 25, whose output is overlaid 28 on the input signal to amplifier 25 via a storage element 27.
Converter unit 21 and storage unit 27 are controlled via a timing signal generator 29. This arrangement works as follows:
To store value e10 as shown in FIG. 1, from timing signal generator 29, at measurement point t1 in FIG. 6 after the pressure reaches risingly a predetermined test value 1 and rereaches the predetermined test value diminishingly as shown in FIG. 6, a conversion cycle at converter unit 21 is enabled, at which point signal value e10 appears at the input of differential amplifier unit 23. At essentially the same time, timing signal generator 29 preferably actuates storage unit 27, causing the output signal value of amplifier 25 to be fed back as a null-value-balance signal to the amplifier input. If when value e10 was stored the output signal of amplifier 25 was not equal to zero, then this signal value is used as a null compensation signal via storage unit 27. By nulling the signal from amplifier stage 25 at time t1 in FIG. 6, the output signal from amplifier stage 25 from time t1 over the measuring time interval from t1 to t2 will be a function of the change in pressure in chamber 3 from the reference pressure associated with the stored value e10 at time t1. Thus, the arrangement permits the direct measurement of the change in pressure in the chamber during the measuring time interval t1-t2 using pressure sensor 11, without the need for use of a reference pressure chamber or a differential pressure sensor as in the prior art.
As indicated in reference to FIG. 1, the detection of major leaks can be done in different ways by, e.g., feeding the output signal value of converter unit 21 to another comparator (not shown), where said output signal value is compared to reference signal value ref as indicated in FIG. 1 or, as indicated by dotted lines at S1, by switching the differential amplifier output, which is otherwise connected to sensor 11, to a reference potential, such as to ground, immediately before or after, and preferably after, storage unit 27 is set, and then on the output side of amplifier unit 25 directly testing the value of e1o to determine whether said value has reached the reference value as per ref of FIG. 1 or not.
Unlike what is indicated in the case of the preferred embodiments mentioned above, it is readily possible to omit the second converter stage, namely digital/analog converter 21 b, and instead, as indicated at 22 b by dotted lines, to provide an analog/digital converter and then subsequently to process both signals, i.e., elo and el, digitally.
To check volume, either volume reference values are pre-entered at converter unit 21, provided, as indicated by dotted lines at ref1, or another digital storage unit is connected to digital/analog converter 21 b directly in order to convert input digital volume reference values into the corresponding analog signals and thus to use the arrangement shown to perform volume measurement as well.
The unit that is shown is exceptionally well suited for in-line testing of containers such as in a carousel conveyor for, e.g., bottles, plastic bottles, etc.
In principle, it is also possible, after a predetermined test pressure is reached, to compare the electrical output signal of the sensor to this value or to several pre-entered values; this can be done on, e.g., a computer, where the sensor output is read in. The differential with respect to the set test pressure, i.e., the pressure drop, is determined by computer (compared to a boundary value entered into the computer or to a value that is determined from a reference leak).
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This year's Yellow Springs High School alumni basketball tournament ended in another battle between the classes of 2004 and 2002–2003, with the class of '04 winning for the second consecutive year. The 2004 team was led by Jordan Skinner, Anthony Brandon, and Rory Hotaling, all of whom made the all-tournament team.


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One has to wonder if congratulations are in order for President Obama. The U.S. economy is in ruins, the country in crisis, the world in chaos. Was this all a purposeful plan, or is Mr. Obama simply an inexperienced, incompetent, bumbling Inspector Clouseau in the White House?
From the day of Mr. Obama's election, many concerned patriots have warned about his goals. Mr. Obama is a follower of radical Marxist strategy, like Saul Alinsky's "Rules for Radicals" and Richard Cloward and Frances Fox Piven's strategy of overwhelming the system to create economic crisis and chaos.
Based on those strategies, one would be foolish not at least to wonder whether Mr. Obama's goal from the start was to wreck capitalism; redistribute wealth by punishing, penalizing and demonizing the wealthy; force Americans to their knees to beg for help from big government; and then in response to those pleas, put government in control over every aspect of our lives.
Examine the state of the union and the world under Mr. Obama. Judge for yourselves whether we are in a state of Obamageddon.
The United States is broke. Bankrupt. Insolvent. We've spent more and increased the debt more dramatically during the past two years than during any time in history. Alarm bells are ringing with the news that our deficit for last month was the highest in history ($223 billion). The U.S. government borrows 42 cents of every dollar it spends and has run a deficit 29 months in a row - a modern record. The debt is so immense that if the Internal Revenue Service taxed every U.S. citizen 100 percent, we still could not achieve a balanced budget. If we add in unfunded liabilities, we couldn't balance the budget if we all paid 100 percent taxes forever. Obamageddon?
States, counties and cities are more broke and insolvent than the federal government. California is so broke, illegal immigrants are being caught sneaking into Mexico. Bill Gross, CEO of the biggest bond fund in the world, just sold all his U.S. municipal bond holdings and invested the proceeds in emerging bond funds. So Mr. Gross now trusts African nations and Brazil more than the United States.
Real unemployment is close to 20 percent, a number not seen since the Great Depression. Small business - which creates about 80 percent of all new jobs - continues to struggle. Only days ago, Robb & Stucky, an upscale national furniture chain in business for 95 years, filed for bankruptcy and announced it was closing all stores immediately. The famous Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas also announced it's closing its doors after a 59-year run. Even a combined 154 years of success is no match for Mr. Obama's economic game plan - unless one starts to think that perhaps failure and crisis are the game plan.
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In Conversation with Hijab Mitra
It was one of Winnipeg's humblest historic buildings, best known for bar fights and welfare day drunkenness.
Now, the Merchants Hotel on Selkirk Avenue is getting an overhaul, with glass walls, cedar accents and feather-shaped pillars.
Local architect Hijab Mitra says the $13-million project isn't based on any highfalutin design pomposity or the preconceived ideas of outsiders, but on what North Enders actually said they wanted.
Over the course of a year, the India-born Mitra went door-to-door around Selkirk Avenue, chatted up people at neighbourhood parties and hung out at Neechi Foods to make sure the building really reflected the wishes of residents, especially those who might not attend a traditional public meeting.
One elder imagined the new Merch like a turtle, protected on the outside but beautiful and light on the inside, so Mitra designed an open portico along Selkirk Avenue that echoes the shelter of a shell. Another elder imagined a building that glows at night so the happy faces inside can be seen from the street. So, Mitra worked to illuminate the feather-shaped pillars that run along the building.
The new and expanded Merch, slated to open in the fall of 2016, will house classroom and educational space for young people and adults as well as 30 affordable apartments earmarked for students.
The Free Press' Mary Agnes Welch sat down with Mitra to learn more about the Merch.
Q: What was your impression of the Merch beforehand?
A: I'd heard a little bit about the Merch. I think the most interesting thing, and what attracted us to the project was to transform the neighbourhood, and the opportunity to work with a historic building and transform a corner. As an architect, you usually get to design just a building, You don't get to transform a neighbourhood or an entire corner. That's what the project was all about.
Q: What were the parts of that building or corner you wanted to make sure you kept?
A: The most important thing was that historic building. Selkirk Avenue has a long history, from 1881 to 2014. And also, it was a place that attracted a lot of immigrants, a lot of culture, a lot of diversity, so that is one thing we wanted to keep in the project.
Q: The design is fairly modern, so how did you mix those?
A: As architects, we followed a very different way of designing. We didn't try to make this a modern building or fit with the historic component. We focused on the voices of the community. We tried to validate all these voices of the community in built form. So, one of the principles was "turning the corner." That was our concept. We went door-to-door on Pritchard Avenue and there was this girl who told us her biggest fear when the hotel was running was turning that corner. So, we removed the corner. That's how the building evolved. It had nothing to do with modernism or having a 'look' for the building. We believe that people had a vision for the community and our job was just to bring that vision to life.
Q: Have you ever done a building like this?
A: We try to structure every building based on what the community needs, and come up with a structured plan from the very beginning. I have a lot of global experience. I worked in England and Dubai before coming here, and I worked on a very similar project in England called Lace Market Square (in Nottingham). It was similar to the Selkirk Avenue project in that people weren't coming down to the square, people weren't moving there and people kept blaming the architectural environment and they changed that to a mixed-use facility with students and commercial elements. It brought back life into downtown. I used that knowledge from England to come back to Selkirk Avenue.
Q: Did you know much about aboriginal culture before this?
A: I should honestly say no. I learned a lot working with the community. I do have a very close aboriginal friend but I don't think I knew so much about the culture. But it was very easy for me to relate to the community because I come from a very orthodox East-Indian background and there are a lot of similarities in the culture and that really helped me connect with people.
Q: Is this how you do your practice, where you try to go into a project without any preconceived ideas and consultation drives it?
A: Yes. We would like every project to be driven by consultation. We don't want to build just another building. There are a lot of people in Winnipeg who have the talent to just keep building buildings. We want to revitalize neighbourhoods. We want to densify our communities and make them complete, working in tighter footprints and densifying our central core and bringing people back. I don't want to be an architect who is building another building. I want it to reflect what the community wants, what the voices say It is possible to make beautiful designs from what people say. I want this to be an example of how architecture in Winnipeg has to change based on what communities want.
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Boardwalk Empire: Dabney Coleman steaks out Morton's, Michael Pitt parties at Dusk
Dabney Coleman went for a 24-ounce Porterhouse and a wedge salad at Morton's at Caesars Atlantic City, where the veteran actor stopped before a premiere screening of HBO's "Boardwalk Empire" Thursday. Coleman chatted up Morton's GM Michael Flannelly about Commodore Louis Kaestner, his character on the show that premiered last night, who is the mentor to Steve Buscemi's Nucky Thompson. "Boardwalk" actors Michael K. Williams (Omar from "The Wire"), Kelly Macdonald, Paz de la Huerta, Aleksa Palladino and Vincent Piazza also attended the party at One Atlantic at the Pier Shops at Caesars. So did Michael Pitt and Michael Stuhlbarg, who stayed out late at Dusk nightclub where Pitt sipped champagne. Click here to read more from our column in Monday's Daily News.


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