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Try this twist on traditional cranberry sauce at your next Thanksgiving gathering. The leftovers are a wonderful side dish with grilled pork tenderloin or chicken.
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- 1 (12 ounce) package fresh cranberries
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- 1/8 teaspoon ground cloves
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Location is all the rage these days. I am attending Where 2.
Capturing the atmosphere of the Silicon Valley tech experience.

Andrew Mager is a hacker advocate at Spotify in New York City. Before moving to NY, Andrew worked at SimpleGeo & Ning in San Francisco. Previously, he was an associate technical producer at CBS Interactive. Andrew studied print & electronic journalism at Virginia Tech, where he created a student-run online news publication called Planet Blacksburg.

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Location is all the rage these days. I am attending Where 2.
People want to talk bout places.Foursquare-like apps are the most popular applications today among nerds.
I'll be travelling to San Jose for the next few days to attend Where 2.0 2010.
One of the best new products I saw at South by Southwest 2010 is called Bump, which allows you to exchange contact information wirelessly. Here's what the company's co-founder had to say about it.
"140 characters is all you need".Tuesday's SxSW panels are usually some of the most interesting, and one I have been looking forward to is Drew Olanoff and Brian Simpson's discussion about "Tweeting through Chemo".
The absolute best talk at South By Southwest is Gary Vaynerchuk's. Last year, I captured all of his great quotes, and this year I'm doing it again.
One of my favorite events of SxSW is Facebook's Developer Garage at The Phoenix in downtown Austin.Gareth Davis from Facebook led the event with a quick talk about social games with Facebook Connect.
My colleague Caroline McCarthy over at CNET News spotted this at SxSW in Austin, Tx this morning:Location, location, shut up already. Everyone is talking about Foursquare and Gowalla, whether it's good or bad.
Digg CEO Jay Adelson announced a brand new version of the social news site on stage last night at SxSW in Austin, Tx."We will go from 20,000 submissions to millions," said Adelson.
Some games are meant to stay on playground.Foursquare co-founder Dennis Crowley and I rallied the Austin collective for a good ol' fashioned game of four square.
Brian Solis is one of the keynote speakers at SxSW in Austin, Tx this year. He is known for writing about new media, PR, and the social web.
Finally. A good reason to use geolocation software.
A friend of mine, Nikhil Bobb, has created a very cool real-time visualization of tweets called Tweetflare:From what he has told me, there is no backend; it's running purely on Javascript. He uses the Processing.
South by Southwest is a serious event; people from all walks come to Austin, TX for a long weekend of panels, politics, and persuasion. After all that hard work, everyone wants to unwind and get loose.
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The Scioto Valley Volunteers Chapter, U.S.D. 1812, recently awarded certificates of appreciation to members
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And while going all-natural is a process Gordon has introduced over several years, some new restaurants are making a commitment to more natural practices right out of the starting gate.
Cusp Dining & Drinks, which will open at the end of July at the Hotel La Jolla, is planning an extensive menu of homemade, all-natural items.
Cusp chef Donald Lockhart said his kitchen crew will be making in-house all of its stocks, sauces, dressings, flatbread pizzas, pastas, ricotta cheese, breadsticks, pancetta, ice cream, granola, cookies, baked goods and even potato chips.
Lockhart said reducing artificial and premade ingredients makes good sense for health and business reasons.
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Clayton Kershaw: NL MVP, 3x Cy Young, 4x ERA Champ, ACE of of the Dodgers. The Claw! Kid K! The best pitcher in Major League Baseball!...
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The Los Angeles Dodgers received bad news on Saturday when Clayton Kershaw was placed on the 15-day disabled list for the first time in his career. According to the Los Angeles Times, Kershaw was scheduled to start the Dodgers' home opener...Celebrity Café 2014-03-30
Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw won the National League Cy Young Award on Wednesday, becoming only the ninth pitcher in history to win three. The others who have done it...Sun Sentinel 2014-11-13
Clayton Kershaw, Clayton Kershaw, Clayton Kershaw. Don't get tired hearing about him just yet, his name figures to keep popping up as more postseason awards are announced....The Los Angeles Times 2014-11-05
Best pitching performance ever. I don't mean this month or this year, I mean ever. As in the entire history of baseball. Impossible to prove? Maybe, but not to argue....The Los Angeles Times 2014-06-19
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Debating Clayton Kershaw For MVP Doug Glanville discusses the reasons Dodgers P Clayton Kershaw should and shouldn't win the NL MVP, and who he would chose to win the award.Tags: , , NEXT VIDEO Debating Clayton Kershaw For MVP Doug Glanville discusses the reasons Dodgers P Clayton Kershaw should...ESPN 2014-09-25
There was one blip in Clayton Kershaw's gem, the one thing he couldn't control. In the seventh inning of Kershaw's eventual no-hitter, Colorado Rockies leadoff hitter Corey Dickerson slapped a ball toward shortstop Hanley Ramirez. It was a slow roller, a ball that took a high bounce and picked up speed. Caption Photos: Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw pitches no-hitter Chris Carlson /...The Los Angeles Times 2014-06-19
Clayton Kershaw produced the defining performance of Opening Day as the Los Angeles Dodgers cruised to a 4-0 victory over the San Francisco Giants. Kershaw paid back a chunk of his lucrative new deal on Monday afternoon, grinding down the Giants from the mound before stepping up with a rare and crucial homer in the eighth inning to set the Dodgers on their way to victory. After...The Inquisitr 2013-04-02
Yes, Obi-Wan, spoiled are you. Your master he is, and defeat him you cannot. All right, I apologize for that, but understand people are running out of fresh ways to describe the consistent brilliance of Clayton Kershaw. "Just use my quotes from his last game," said Dodgers Manager Don Mattingly after Kershaw's latest outstanding outing Tuesday. Related story: Vin Scully to cut...The Los Angeles Times 2014-09-03
Clayton Kershaw didn't win a World Series ring this year, but landed the ultimate consolation prize Thursday. Kershaw was named the most valuable player of the National League, becoming the first pitcher to win the award since Bob Gibson in 1968. Kershaw became only the fourth NL pitcher to win both the MVP and Cy Young Award in the same season. The two other than Kershaw and...The Los Angeles Times 2014-11-14
Sandy Koufax made a rare visit to Dodger Stadium on Tuesday and you couldn't blame him if he felt as if he was looking into a mirror. Because there on the mound was Koufax's real-life doppelganger, Clayton Kershaw. Sure, it's become a well-worn theme to compare the two left-handers, who really don't look much like one another. But put Kershaw in the middle of the diamond with a...The Los Angeles Times 2014-09-03
Clayton Edward Kershaw (born March 19, 1988) is a left-handed pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers of Major League Baseball.
Kershaw was drafted 7th overall in the 2006 Major League Baseball Draft. He worked his way through the Dodgers' farm system in just one full season and reached the majors at the age of 20 years old. When he debuted in 2008, Kershaw was the youngest player in Major League Baseball, a title he held for one full year. In 2011, he won the Pitching Triple Crown and the National League Cy Young Award, becoming the youngest pitcher to accomplish either of these feats since Dwight Gooden in 1985.
Being a left-handed strikeout pitcher and playing for the Los Angeles Dodgers, Kershaw has often been compared to Hall of Fame pitcher Sandy Koufax.
Kershaw attended Highland Park High School, where he established himself as an elite high school prospect in 2006 when he posted a 13–0 record with an ERA of 0.77, and recorded 139 strikeouts in 64 innings. In a playoff game against Justin Northwest High School, Kershaw pitched an all-strikeout perfect game. He was selected by USA Today as "High School Baseball Player of the Year", and was also the Gatorade National Player of the Year for baseball.


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Friends didn't see pilot's passion for IRS feud
AUSTIN, Texas Joe Stack felt the federal government - especially its tax code - robbed him of his savings and destroyed his career while allowing corrupt executives to walk away with millions.
It's clear from the 3,000-word manifesto posted on a Web site registered in his name that the bitter feud with the Internal Revenue Service was his passion - one so deeply held it apparently drove him to commit suicide Thursday by slamming his single-engine Piper PA-28 into an Austin office building that houses the IRS.
"Nothing changes unless there is a body count," Stack wrote.
It was a passion some of Stack's friends say they never saw.
They knew Stack as a fellow country rocker and band mate who recorded with them in Austin's vibrant music scene. They recalled a quiet father who visited Norway every year to visit a daughter and grandchildren. They never heard Stack talk about politics, about taxes, about the government - the sources of pain Stack claims drove him to his death.
"I read the letter that he wrote. It sounded like his voice but the things he said I had never heard him say," said Pam Parker, an Austin attorney whose husband was one of Stack's band mates.
Part-autobiographical, Stack's anti-government screed references attending college in Harrisburg, Pa., a divorce and some failed business ventures in California. Mostly, though, Stack outlines his frustration with the government and the IRS. The 53-year-old contract software engineer, whose full name was A. Joseph Stack III, wrote that he spent months on the six-page diatribe in hopes it would be therapeutic.
Instead, "there isn't enough therapy in the world that can fix what is really broken," Stack wrote. He lamented that he couldn't "gracefully articulate my thoughts in light of the storm raging in my head."
The letter is dated Thursday, with the years he lived: 1956-2010.
"I think that Joe must have been hurting really bad to take these kinds of steps to make the pain stop," said the Rev. Patti Herndon, who married Stack and his wife, Sheryl, in July 2007.
In his note, Stack refers to several disputes with the IRS that cost him more than $40,000 and "10 years of my life." He twice started software companies in California that ultimately were suspended by the state's Franchise Tax Board. Stack listed himself as chief executive officer of both.
In 1985, he incorporated Prowess Engineering Inc. in Corona, Calif. In 1994, he failed to file a state tax return and was suspended in 2000 by the tax board. He started Software Systems Service Corp. in Lincoln, Calif., in 1995. That entity was suspended in 2004. Denise Azimi, spokeswoman for the Franchise Tax Board, said Stack did not pay state taxes in 1996 and 2002 - a bill totaling $1,153.
Those disputes apparently were never discussed among friends.
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Don't do it unless you absolutely need the cash. I've sold too many perfectly good, personalized bikes sometimes because of "no time to ride", and sometimes just because I'm a bike whore. With a great all arounder like the Sertao, especially one you have just setup, I think you will regret it big time. Sounds bad but it's the perfect bike to have around if you don't have much time to ride....it will do a lot of different things when you finally get a free day, and it's a backup vehicle. Of course if you need the money for something legit, you won't have regrets. Still, Nothing wrong with having a low mileage bike around!
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You guys are going to kill me. I haven't been riding at all since my 100 mile breakfast ride:( I manage an estate and that is slow right now but I took on a little side job running a cool little bicycle shop nearby, so I have been busy building bikes and getting the spring orders in. I haven't even been pedalling
I did feel on that ride however, that the ride didn't feel any stiffer other than the resistance to diving. Progressive springs are supposed to feel like stock initially and that is about what I have experienced so far.
I had the fender on since last year. I only rode it a few times without it at first and it does help a little in keeping some of the shit off the boots. Better but not completely. I'll take it. The big(er) difference for me is the reduced amount of spray that comes up in front that used to really plaster the headlight. Much better now. And since I don't bushwhack I don't have radiator guards so the fender keeps stones from spitting up into the front of the bike.
But if I don't ride this poor bike this summer I think I might sell it. I hate keeping things like this that I don't use. It's not fair to the bike. Between my young family, riding my bicycles and working (a little:) I don't see how I'm going to get any time on it. And I just spent all that money
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Lou Stoppard has been interviewing some of Alexander McQueen's closest collaborators as part of our upcoming Unseen McQueen series. Beginning 13 March 2015, Unseen McQueen will be a week-long celebration of Nick Knight's visionary work with the late designer. The interviews with stylist Katy England, nail artist Marian Newman, set designers Simon Costin and Joseph Bennett, Savage Beauty curator Claire Wilcox, writer Judith Watt, casting director Jess Hallett, Nadja Swarovski and Knight himself will sit alongside never-before-seen gems from Knight's archive, from shoot footage to filmed interviews.
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A front page New York Times article published March 12, 2003, inspired in me a passionate commitment to make this documentary. The article described a "cultural orientation" classroom in a refugee camp in Kenya, where 12,000 Somali Bantu were preparing for resettlement in the United States. The Somali Bantu, an oppressed minority in Somalia, were subsistence farmers with very little exposure to modern life, and were illiterate due to the discrimination that prevented them from going to school. In the cultural orientation class, they were learning for the first time about ice, elevators, computers, everything we take for granted in modern life. How would these illiterate Muslim farmers adjust to 21st-century, urban life in America?
Fascinated by their story, I immediately contacted the International Organization for Migration (IOM), the office of the United Nations High Commissioner on Refugees (UNHCR), the immigration officials at the State Department and the Joint Voluntary Agencies to make the project happen. I learned that the Somali Bantu were being sent to 50 cities across America, and after much research decided to focus on two of these: Springfield, Massachusetts, and Atlanta, Georgia. After eight months IOM was able to schedule [several] families slated for those two cities for the same cultural orientation class in Kenya so that there would be a pool of people to choose from during the first shoot. With a grant from the Pulitzer Foundation, I took a crew of three people to Kenya in January 2004.
After our somewhat rocky beginning at the Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya, the Somali Bantu community welcomed us and gave us complete access to everything in the camp. We were fortunate to find the families featured in the film, who were eager to participate and who were very much at ease in front of the camera. We filmed them for two weeks in their homes, in adult literacy classes, at soccer games, during healing dances and in their cultural orientation class. We also filmed them telling harrowing stories of murder and rape in Somalia and talking about their hopes for a new life in the United States.
In late February I received the news that the families were about to come to America. I had run out of funding, so this was a difficult moment. Reaching into savings and calling in favors, I went to Kenya with a crew of one my cinematographer to film the refugees' last three days in Kakuma. We filmed Aden and Madina's wild departure party lit by Coleman lanterns and the headlights of a security-patrol jeep as well as Arbai's more stately departure dance and poignant good-byes to relatives and friends they all might never see again.
We flew with Aden and Madina's family to Nairobi, filming their flight and their first experience of a modern city in a disjointed way to reflect the refugees' amazement and disorientation. On March 17 we boarded a charter flight with 300 Somali Bantu refugees and filmed the family's flight to America, then continued to film key moments in their resettlement journey, capturing moments of struggle and difficulty as well as humor and poignancy as the family navigated its way in their strange new land. Underscoring the theme of "new beginnings," it seemed fitting that our final shoot in Springfield was the naming ceremony of Aden and Madina's firstborn American child, a joyful moment of celebration. And in Atlanta we finished filming with the beautiful wedding that Arbai gave her daughter Khadija, a wildly colorful affirmation of family bonds and culture.
During the filming of Rain in a Dry Land, the underlying theme changed from "strangers in a strange land" to a story of incredible resilience on the part of people who, despite decades of horror and hardships, retained their optimism, their family cohesiveness, their senses of humor and their determination to make a better life. The title changed from the original "Refugee Dreams" to Rain in a Dry Land, a rough translation of their own term for resurrection.
Since its completion in February 2006, Rain in a Dry Land has been in more than 25 film festivals, winning prizes in eight of them, and has been used extensively in community engagement programs across the country to raise awareness of the cultures and needs of refugee communities. It is also used in the cultural orientation classes where we first began filming to help prepare refugees for resettlement, and an organization called FilmAid holds outdoor screenings of the documentary in camps across Africa.
My goal in making Rain in a Dry Land was to foster tolerance, create awareness of global issues, specifically refugee issues, and move audiences with an intimate human story that will inspire them to make a difference in their own communities. I hope you will find many ways to use the documentary in your schools, churches, mosques, synagogues and community centers.
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Wednesday, November 21, 2012
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Heading into the holidays, the AIA has more good economic news to report: the Architectural Billings Index (ABI) has recorded a third straight month of growth. The October score was 52.8, up from September's 51.6 (any score above 50 indicates a growth in billings). The uptick reflects improving conditions in the housing market and real estate more broadly. All four regions were in positive territory, with the South leading at 52.8, followed by the Northeast at 52.6, the West at 51.8, and the Midwest at 50.8.
Spike in Billings Tied to Demand for More Rental Housing
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Aaron Seward.
The AIA has released its Architecture Billings Index (ABI) for September, and the news looks good. According to the organization, the ABI score went to 51.6, up from 50.2 in August (any score above 50 reflects an increase in billings). The spike marks the fastest increase in the demand for design services since 2010.
The AIA tied the upswing in billings to an increased demand for rental housing. "Going back to the third quarter of 2011, the multi-family residential sector has been the best performing segment of the construction field," said AIA Chief Economist Kermit Baker. "With high foreclosure levels in recent years, more stringent mortgage approvals and fewer people in the market to buy homes there has been a surge in demand for rental housing. The upturn in residential activity will hopefully spur more nonresidential construction."
Billings Index Still In The Red, But The Decline "Moderated"
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Alan G. Brake.
The AIA's monthly Architecture Billings Index (ABI) for July came in with a disappointing 48.7 (any score below 50 indicates a decline in billings for design activity). The news was not all bad though. The ABI was up significantly from last month's score of 45.9. "Even though architecture firm billings nationally were down again in July, the downturn moderated substantially," said AIA Chief Economist, Kermit Baker. "As long as overall economic conditions continue to show improvement, modest declines should shift over to growth in design activity over the coming months."
Busted Up: Billings Index Plunges Amid Global Economic Uncertainty
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Tom Stoelker.
"It's like déjà vu all over again," AIA chief economist Kermit Baker said of the steep springtime drop reflected in May's Architectural Billings Index (ABI). Baker was referring to the trend from 2011, when design activity took a substantial hit after an initially healthy first quarter. "But we don't want to have a repeat of last year," he added referring to the sluggish numbers that continued to shadow the profession through the fall. The new numbers were the worst since October and, Baker said, reflect trends in the larger economy.
Billings Bucks Upward Trend
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Tom Stoelker.
For the past five months things were looking up for the Architecture Billings Index. Until now. Granted, the index was merely teetering on the positive side of the spectrum at 50.4 for March (any score above 50 reflects an increase), so it didn't have far to drop into the negative territory of 48.4 for April. Despite the five-month positive stint, throughout the period AIA Chief Economist, Kermit Baker urged cautious optimism in what has clearly been a tepid recovery. In a statement released today, he said that the decline in demand for design services is not surprising considering continued volatility in the overall economy. "Favorable conditions during the winter months may have accelerated design billings, producing a pause in projects that have moved ahead faster than expected," he said.
Billings Stays Positive for Fifth Consecutive Month
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Molly Heintz.
The Architecture Billings Index (ABI) has registered promising gains since late last fall, and, according to the AIA's latest report on March billings, the ABI continues to find its footing in positive territory—but just barely. The overall March score was 50.4, indicating slight growth in demand for services (any score above 50 reflects increase in billings) but less growth than the previous month (the ABI was 51.0 in February).
Upward March: Billings Index Regains Positive Territory
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
The Editors.
The Architecture Billings Index is up, hitting 52.0 in November, the first positive ground since touching 51 in August (anything over 50 indicates an increase in billings). The roller-coaster volatility of the past few months—we held our breath and skipped reporting September's down and October's up—suggests cautious optimism that the index which tracks the approximate nine-month lag time between architecture billings and construction spending is finally in a solid swing upwards.
In Chicago, Small and Steady May Win the Race
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Alan G. Brake.
While a number of new rental towers have been announced in recent months, Crain's has an informative article about a number of Chicago condominium developers who are beginning to build again, albeit at a very small scale and in tightly phased sequences. Even for projects as small as 14 units, banks are demanding projects be split into two phases, six units first, followed by eight in a second building. Some developers are also willing to accept lower offers from buyers for higher down payments up front. The thinking reflects new stricter lending standards and continuing economic uncertainty. But with Chicago's condo market still over-saturated and the foreclosure crisis just beginning to wane, it also reflects a much needed correction from previous patterns of over building and over lending. And, pardon me Mr. Burnham, but isn't incremental city-making and infill development often the best approach?
High Art: Kim Beck's The Sky Is the Limit/NYC
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Cindy Yewon Chun.
Just after 4:00p.m. Sunday afternoon, cryptic messages visible for miles around Manhattan were written in the sky, spelling out, among other things, "Last Chance." Out of context to millions in the streets below, the messages were slightly unnerving and deliberately vague. Curious speculation as each giant letter was traced into the sky led many to wonder what the message actually meant: An ad? A terrorist's warning? A persistent marriage proposal? It turns out the display was part of an art project by Kim Beck called The Sky Is the Limit/NYC and sponsored by the Friends of the High Line.
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SteelSeries is carving a name among gamers and today we check out the company's latest Merc Stealth gaming keyboard to find out what's the fuss.
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MANILA, Philippines—Charges of sexual harassment were filed this month against recalled Philippine Ambassador to Kuwait Shulan Primavera for allegedly abusing a house help several times last year.
The confirmation was made Wednesday afternoon by Department of Foreign (DFA) Assistant Secretary and spokesman Raul Hernandez, who said Primavera would soon face a formal hearing after the charges were elevated against him based on a fact-finding investigation. He did not elaborate.
"He was already charged and a formal hearing will be conducted," Hernandez said in a press briefing on Thursday.
A source privy to the case said the DFA's committee on decorum and investigation had recommended the filing of formal charges earlier this month after its investigation "found probable cause based on testimonies and evidence gathered."
The source refused to be identified due to the sensitive nature of the case.
Primavera was recalled in November shortly after his house help, nicknamed "Mabel," complained of sexual abuse on three separate incidents from February to April of last year. He denied the charges.
Mabel is known to have fled an abusive employer in Kuwait before working at Primavera's home.
Primavera was posted as head of the Philippines' Kuwait mission in 2010. He has been in Manila since his recall late last year.—Tarra Quismundo
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The cigarette is an American icon, like it or not. And while Big Tobacco and anti-cigarette activists alike can (and will) take advantage of its iconic visage, they're not the only ones utilizing its familiarity.
A Colorado company debuted its all-marijuana cigarettes a few months ago, and now the Rifle, Colo.-based makers of Cranfords Cannabis Cigarettes are hoping their sharply marketed and smartly designed product takes off in Colorado — and soon other markets.
"A lot of people who smoke (tobacco) cigarettes have tried our products, and they like that it's the same feeling — the way it fits between your fingers and how you smoke it and flick it," said Cranfords chief operating officer Chris Connors. "But there's no tobacco in there. It's all marijuana, about 100 milligrams (of THC) in each cigarette, so they'll definitely make you feel differently than a regular cigarette."
We spoke with Connors — whose dad spent 30-plus years on Wall Street and grandfather was an executive at Bristol-Myers — about Cranfords' first few months, their feelings about the booming vaporizer market and their intentions for the future.
The Cannabist: So a Cranfords cigarette looks exactly like a regular cigarette — until you look into the tip and see all that green poking out.
Connors: Exactly. Our cigarettes are professionally rolled by machines, and we're branding ourselves as America's first cannabis cigarette.
The Cannabist: What are your numbers looking like two months into the launch — how many shops are you in, and how many tins have you sold?
Connors: We are in more than 20 stores, and we have sold close to 1,000 tins. We only launched two months ago, and we are about to franchise into California and Connecticut.
I think this type of product is inevitable in our re-legalized future. The question will be "who makes the decisions?" One hopes questions about cannabis are answered by someone who knows cannabis. Hell with it -- grow yer own.
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As best I can determine the pack of 10 machine-rolled with filters / joints retails for about $60. I know we all will try them when first presented with the opportunity as the novelty value is so high. But the question remains -- IS SOMETHING LIKE THIS HOW YOU EXPECT TO GET YOUR RE-LEGALIZED CANNABIS? Comments, please.
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A earthquake registering a preliminary magnitude of 6.7 struck near New Zealand on Sunday, according to the U.S. Geological Survey's automated seismograph alert network.
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A preliminary magnitude 6.6 earthquake has struck in the New Britain Region 120 miles south of Taron, Papua New Guinea.
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hi all, here is a session report of my 6, level 5 character in the white plume
After meeting at the swinging axe tavern, A party of adventurers decides that they will march on white plume mountain.
The party includes
Quikforge the Dwarven Fighter and Smith, lover of booze and treasure, Veteran of the isle of dread
Ducky the high elf battlemage and pyromancer, owner of the tavern and the only other survivor of the isle of dread..
Jack Deathstalker: High elven rogue and treasure hunter
Eldric the Outcast: Dwarven battle mage who cast out from his homeland wearing scale mail.
SKullcrusher the human cleric of the lifegiving god of tyr who is on a mission to convert the world.
and Holly littleknight the hafling paladin of the dragon god who claims she is not small but fun size.
Forever known as the chest fumblers
Entering the dungeon with caution they decide down stairs with caution until they meet the gynospinx, after a while they hazard the guess the moon and press on.
They take the left path past the copper walls. as they approach and check for traps with a mage handed pole. They find nothing until the fighter moves close enough and catch fire. not wishing to investigate further the party flees back down to the middle path.
Entering the room of the kelpies, the dwarf fighter is charm and the high elf is grappled and pulled into the water. the rest of the party at this time is ambushed by bugbears. The elven wizard thunderwaves the rogue deeper into the pool and fails to fit the other. The dwarf wizard electrocates the water, failing to take backlash because of resistance.
Skull crusher leaps to the aid of the two using healing spells to prevent death as the bug bears attack the wizard who tried to taunt them while mirror image was cast. The halfling paladin slices into the bugbears.
No one dies, sad but true and they find the hidden +3 chainmail which is now a randomly determined to be an ancient human symbol of power (only +1 armour to nonhumans)
moving up the stairs they spy the tunnel of spirals and the fighter charges in after no traps is found and burst into flames from a flaming arrow at which point two wights attack the wizard in the back. The party managers to overcome the wights with ease despite the cleric being unable to rebuke these undead.
Following this, they listen at the door to hear of an upcoming ambush, they burst open the door and the rogue in one shot takes down the wizard. after which the fighter is slay by the fighter and paladin.
Examining the room, they see a spellbook, the high elven wizard runs for it and grabs before the dwarf. The dwarf says, "i hope you burst into flames". At which point, the spellbook explosive runes goes off dealing 6d6 fire damage to everyone in the room. The High elven wizard had fire resistance.
Scared of this they attempt to retreat to camp but just around the final corner they were confronted by a black pudding. The high elf wizard and paladin think they can dissolve it in alcohol and water respectively. The fighter, cleric and rogue run away knowning there weapons are at risk. The black pudding eats the dwarven wizard scale mail, spell after spell hurt the beast with ray of frost bouncing off harmlessly, the fighter throw an axe out of boredom and splits it in two. The high elf looses a fireball and slays the beast.
escaping with their lives, spell book, two sets of new armour and lost one set of old they return to the cave to make camp.
so i think the conversion works well, it was dangerous, almost fatal. if it wasn't for good planning (a cleric who wants to heal) and luck the rogue would have died to kelpies and the wizard would have been eaten by a pudding. The players are afraid of paths and monsters and act like it matters. I approve. Also this was all done in about five hours with interuptions and a large talk at the inn, so it was quick.
The only issues i have is with xp, it is so low for these dungeons, it all depends on the boss fights. Also level of spells and level of characters, can we please have a new word for spell levels, the number of times i have to explain that level 5 spells can be cast by a level 7 character is an issue.
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End of the world: Prepare, not when
LET ME preface this feedback to Prof. Randy David's Dec. 23 column ("When prophecy fails"), with a disclaimer: I am not a professional instructor in Ancient Writings, i.e., the Scriptures. Rather, what I would admit to is, I am earnestly into biblical studies, both of the Old and the New Testaments.
The Scriptures recorded it plainly and clearly that anyone who had claimed to be a prophet and made predictions, but whose predictions did not come true, is deemed by God as a false prophet.
Regarding the end of age, while it is true that the Scriptures prophesied that the Day of Reckoning would come, the same Scriptures said no one knows the exact day and year it would come, except God the Father.
The citizens of the world may be hearing of wars, natural calamities such as earthquakes, tornadoes, floods and tsunamis, but it is not yet the end of world. Those signs are but birth pangs. And birth pangs do not occur once or twice or thrice before delivery; mothers who have given birth can attest to this fact.
What the Lord Jesus Christ said is simply to get ready, since His second coming is like a thief in the night that no one knows exactly when the thief would come.
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2013 was a disaster for this team in both real and fantasy terms ... New offensive coordinator Ben McAdoo and some new arrivals hope to change Big Blue's fortunes with a West Coast offense.
Bye week: 8
Quarterback - Eli Manning
Ranked 21st among quarterbacks in FOXSports.com fantasy scoring ... Was 14th with 3,818 passing yards and 21st with 18 touchdown passes, but added an inexcusable 27 interceptions ... Manning's receiving corps lost Hakeem Nicks to free agency ... Hard to see drafting Manning as a top-15 (or even top-20) fantasy QB ... System change for the 33-year-old Manning will be interesting to watch.
Running Back - Rashad Jennings
As a Raider, ranked 21st among running backs in FOXSports.com fantasy scoring ... Receiving and blocking skills will help keep Jennings on the field ... Looks like an interesting, low-end RB2.
Running Back - David Wilson
Retired in early August. Cross him off your draftboard.
Wide Receiver - Victor Cruz
Ranked a disappointing 29th in FOXSports.com fantasy scoring ... Caught 73 passes for 998 yards and four touchdowns in 14 games, all three-year lows ... Many think Cruz will thrive in McAdoo's West Coast offense, and he can be viewed as a high-upside WR2.
Wide Receiver - Rueben Randle
Ranked 48th among wide receivers in FOXSports.com fantasy scoring ... Caught 41 passes for 611 yards and six touchdowns ... Will Randle be a third-year breakout WR, or fade into the background due to OBJ's arrival? ... Probably not worth finding out with anything more than a WR4 pick.
Tight End - Um ...
Larry Donnell is atop the depth chart here, with Adrien Robinson, Daniel Fells and some others in the mix. Robinson probably has the most potential, but don't plan to draft any of these guys unless you're digging very deep at TE2.
Rookie - Odell Beckham Jr. (WR)
Drafted in the first round out of LSU ... Caught 59 passes for 1,152 yards and eight touchdowns in 2013 ... Praised for his route running and hands, but not his speed or size (5'11", 198 pounds) ... Figures to be productive but unspectacular in Year 1, and not a weekly fantasy starter.
Rookie - Andre Williams (RB)
Drafted in the fourth round out of Boston College, where he ran for 2,177 yards and 18 touchdowns last season ... The 230-pound Williams is a powerful runner, but his receiving skills are non-existent ... Could be a goal-line vulture and very interesting sidekick to Jennings, perhaps getting 8-10 carries per game ... Has the talent to overtake Jennings, but maybe not the versatility.
Placekicker - Josh Brown
Ranked 26th among kickers in FOXSports.com fantasy scoring ... Converted 23 of 26 field goals, and all 31 of his extra points ... Since we're not sure how much this offense will improve, it's hard to consider drafting Brown.
Team Defense (DST) - Ranked 25th among defenses in FOXSports.com fantasy scoring ... Unit was T-5 with 12 fumble recoveries, but did nothing else well, and allowed a mediocre 383 points ... The Giants overhauled the defense with a barrage of free-agent signings (Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, Walter Thurmond, Jameel McClain, etc.), but at this point it's difficult to project them as an above-average fantasy option.


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Royals Fan Selling His Classic Car To Fund Trip To World Series Games For His Family
A Royals fan in Kansas City wants to give his family a trip to the World Series so badly he's willing to part with his classic car to get them there.
Las Vegas Oddsmakers Say Giants Remain Underdogs Heading Into NLCS
The San Francisco Giants may have knocked off the team with the National League's best regular season record but that doesn't mean they're the new favorites to win the World Series, or the National League Pennant for that matter.
Daily Madden: Rumors of Discord, Rivalries Won't Faze Kaepernick And Smith On Sunday
Coach Madden thinks the Week 5 matchup between the 49ers and the Chiefs on Sunday will be the best game to watch. Both teams are 2-2 and former 49er Alex Smith is set to return.
Alex Smith Prepares To Face Old 49ers Teammates As Kansas City Visits Levi's Stadium Sunday
When Alex Smith takes the field against the 49ers at Levi's Stadium in a Kansas City uniform Sunday, there will be mixed emotions for everybody involved.
Surging Kansas City Royals Rally To Beat A's
The Royals took the season series, winning five of seven against the Athletics, who have the best record in the majors.
Royals Beat A's To Pick Up 8th Straight Win, Take AL Central Lead
The Kansas City Royals won their eighth straight game and took over the AL Central lead Monday night when Yordano Ventura outdueled Sonny Gray during a 3-2 win over Oakland Athletics.
Giants Struggle Again In 5-0 Loss To Royals
James Shields threw a four-hitter and Alex Gordon homered as the Royals won their sixth straight, beating the Giants 5-0 on Saturday night.
Kansas City Royals Take Down Athletics 4-2 In Oakland
James Shields pitched eight sharp innings for his first win in nearly a month, and the Kansas City Royals beat the Oakland Athletics 4-2 on Sunday.
Balfour Earns 40th Straight Save, Ties Record In 6-3 Win Over Royals
The Royals tacked on another run before Grant Balfour retired the final two batters with two aboard to preserve a 6-3 victory and earn his 40th straight save, tying Hall of Famer Dennis Eckersley's franchise record.
Teen Throws Out A's 1st Pitch From 1,800 Miles Away Via Telerobot
In what is believed to be a baseball first when it comes to ceremonial first pitches, 13-year-old Nick LeGrande made the toss before the Yankees-Athletics game on Wednesday night from his hometown of Kansas City, Missouri, by using a telerobotic pitching machine.


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Archeologists have discovered a new Mayan temple. It doesn't sound like they found anything all that ground breaking but its still really cool.
Archeologists have discovered a new Mayan temple. It doesn't sound like they found anything all that ground breaking but its still really cool.
Wow! That is very interesting 'cause I am interested in history. It is awesome when you got news about that subject.Thank you!
Wow! That's awesome! It still amazes me that in a world full of tochnological advances, we are still making ancient discoveries every day.
The cycle repeated as explosions broke in the sky
all that I needed was the one thing I couldn't find
And you were there at the turn waiting to let me know
We're building it up to break it back down
We're building it up to burn it down
We can't wait to burn it to the ground
The colors conflicted as the flames climbed into the clouds
I wanted to fix this but couldn't stop from tearing it down
And you were there at the turn caught in the burning glow
And I was there at the turn waiting to let you know
You told me yes you held me high And I believed when you told that lie
I played that soldier you played king And struck me down when I kissed that ring
You lost that right to hold that crown I built you up but you let me down
so when you fall I'll take my turn and fan the flames as your blazes burn
A fire needs a space to burn, a breath to build a glow.
Where inside, they found the rest of the calendar.
So... I'll keep searching for a place called home:
I'll rip my roots from this earth into the unknown.
Is it for the dreams I chased or the ones I caught?
This mystery, this misery is killing me.
So, now, I'll leave behind a murder scene.
My life isn't real; it's just a silhouette
and, when the sun goes down, I won't exist.
And it was blank DUH DUH DUH
The level of crafting skills that ancient civilizations used to have is beyond amazing, and to this day still remain as a mystery (see case of the egyptian pyramids for example), only bad thing is that those things were made by slaves so, they pretty much didn't have other choice.
That's dope..
Wow, that's pretty awesome!!!
Question is when will i get my Sasquatch autograph?
On a serious note though this discovery is amazing.
The temple is a sign that the world will end on February 15, 2013. Spread the word.
21st century church
^^ me too
That's awesome! I'm a Historian, so this definitely interests me
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Innovative manufacturer of water quality and security instrumentation. Patented electrochemical and optical direct insertion sensors. CENSAR Technologies, Inc. has been serving the water and wastewater industry since 1998. We specialize in water quality instrumentation, and our staff offers quality and reliable service you can count on.
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Expect crossfire in the hard court when the men's basketball tournament of the UAAP Season 74 unfolds this Sunday at the Araneta Coliseum.
With a relatively leveled playing field, all coaches agreed that this season is anybody's game.
"Any team can beat anybody at any given day," said new National University coach Eric Altamirano, who might miss the services of their highly touted rookie Bobby Ray Parks Jr. due to eligibility.
This edition of the UAAP, themed "All Out, All Heart," will have an Olympic-style opening ceremony on Saturday (July 9) to be held at the Marikina Sports Complex. Basketball games will kick off the following day.
Ateneo will open its bid for a rare four-peat against title favorite Adamson after the Far Eastern University and De La Salle encounter for an opening-day treat.
"They (Adamson) are very athletic, and they can match up well with us, so it's going to be tough," said coach Norman Black Monday afternoon in the UAAP press conference at the Gateway Mall in Cubao.
The Blue Eagles, who topped the Filoil Flying V Preseason tournament, will parade the cream of the crop of this year's rookie class, Kiefer Ravena, while waiting on blue chip recruit Greg Slaughter, whose eligibility is also hanging in the balance.
Adamson, on the other hand, will basically be that same stocky squad built around its big three of Lester Alvarez, Jan Colina and Alex Nuyles.
Sans burly banger Pippo Noundou, who obtained a season-ending ACL injury, the Tamaraws will have to rely more on National team mainstay Aldrech Ramos and other bigs to fill the hole upfront.
"We lost Noundou, but we still have Mark Bringas, Bryan Cruz and others who are ready to step up," said comebacking FEU coach Bert Flores.
Last year's finalist FEU remains as one of the legitimate contenders to dethrone Ateneo with reigning league MVP RR Garcia and Rookie of the Year Terrence Romero primed for another stellar season.
The Green Archers look to improve on last season's final four appearance with a big boost from newcomers Van Opstal and Norbert Torres, who are beefing up their frontline.
La Salle also welcomed back playmaker LA Revilla, who will quarterback the team along with lethal wing shooters Luigi de la Paz and Joseph Marata.
University of Santo Tomas, NU, University of the East and University of the Philippines will start their Season 74 campaign on the next play date slated July 14.
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Brian T. Smith of the Salt Lake Tribune reports that the Utah Jazz have cut four players today to trim their roster down to 13 players, choosing to go forward with less than the roster maximum of 15 players so they can cut down on their luxury tax bill.
The Jazz waived Othyus Jeffers, Sundiata Gaines, Ryan Thompson and Demetris Nichols on Thursday. "It's a part of the job. It's just the nature of the business," Jazz coach Jerry Sloan said. "We can't mope around about it for two or three days. You've got to go back and go to work."One of those names surely hurts to read more than the others for Jazz fans: point guard Sundiata Gaines. Gaines made a blip on the national radar last year when the phone call of his midseason call up from the D League's Idaho Stampede to the Jazz was videotaped and uploaded to the internet. Soon after, Gaines became a household name nationally by hitting arguably the best shot of the 2009-2010 season, a last-second three-pointer to defeat LeBron James's Cleveland Cavaliers. Given today's circumstances, it's worth another look. Immediately after Gaines made his Magic, the usually reserved Sloan told reporters that he would sign Gaines, who was playing on a non-guaranteed 10-day contract when he buried the Cavs, for the rest of the season. Ten months later, Sloan tells reporters that it's a business and that he won't mope about it. If that doesn't sum up how precarious life in the NBA can be, nothing will.


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Critics often criticize Lupe for constantly attacking the same issues over and over.
Lupe counters them by saying that it's because things aren't improving… and until things get better, Lupe will keep talking about what they believe is the "same stuff".
(Keep in mind that he also he's uses the word "bitch" here; one could make the argument that he's showing that nothing has changed and rappers still use that word in a degrading fashion… as he explains in the beginning of the first verse of "Hurt Me Soul".)
Also a reference to Jay Z's Jockin Jay-Z track (and the similar lines are spoken in the same flow).
Jigga says — "Haters like, Hov why you still talkin money shit?/…Cause I like money bitch!"
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text: MOUNT AIRY — Ms. Glenda "JoJo" Joyce Phillips Senter Peters, age 56, of Mount Airy, went to be with her Lord and Savior on Friday, June 6, 2014 at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center. She was born in Surry County on January 20, 1958 to the late Charlie Lee and Ethel Parker Phillips, the youngest of their seven children. She was a very loving and caring mother, grandmother, sister and friend. She is loved and will be greatly missed by all she came into contact with. She is survived by sons & daughter-in-law, Marty D. Senter & Ashley Holder of Mount Airy and Ric D. Senter & Ashley Senter of Mount Airy; grandchildren, Elijah D. Senter, Peyton L. Senter, Carson B. Senter, Chloe B. Senter, Jared D. Holder & Jackson G. Senter; sisters & brothers in law, Shirley (Dannie) Vaughn of Cana, VA, Vickie (Marvin) Hall of Lamsburg, VA, Linda Snow of Mount Airy, Judy Largen of Mount Airy and Frances Sumner of Mount Airy; half-sister, Ernestine McCraw; brother & sister-in-law, James (Glenda) Phillips of Mount Airy and the father of her children, Ricky Dale Senter. In keeping with her requests, there were no formal services. In accordance with her wishes, her family and close friends had a celebration of her life on Sunday, June 8, 2014. Howell Funeral Services of Mount Airy is serving the family.


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Troy Farmers' Market moves outdoors Saturday with extended hours
The Troy Waterfront Farmers Market, which has been indoors at the Troy Atrium for the past six months, moves outdoors to its summer location along River Street on Saturday. The market will have extended hours, opening at 9 a.m. and closing at 2 p.m., according to its website. The market is expecting more than 70 […] [Read More]
Farmers, B&B owners invited to connect
Farmers and the owners of beds-and-breakfasts are being encouraged to get together to get more locally-grown products in the inns. Under a program sponsored by the Cornell Cooperative Extension Program of Madison County, meetings are scheduled for April 3 at the The Farmers' Museum, 5775 State Route 80, Cooperstown, and for April 9 in Warrensburg, […] [Read More]
Schumer pushes for more yogurt on school lunch menus
School children in the U.S. may have more yogurt in their cafeteria lunches, under an effort announced Wednesday by U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer. In a press release, the senator said that he has convinced the U.S. Department of Agriculture to start a pilot program to introduce Greek-style yogurt into the school lunch program beginning in […] [Read More]
Farmers market accepting donations for vendor who lost home in fire
The Troy Farmers Market will be accepting cash donations for Guy and Christine Sterling of the American Buffalo, who lost their Herkimer County home in a fire last weekend. The Sterlings are vendors at the Troy Farmers Market. Monica Kurzejeski of the Troy Farmers Market said the couple and their children were able to escape […] [Read More]
Good Morning Cafe open in Ballston Spa
Good Morning Cafe held its grand opening celebration Friday morning at the Carousel Plaza on Route 50 in Ballston Spa. The cafe serves breakfast and lunch using local, organic and fair trade foods. Owner is Nancy Holzman, who said the cafe will support donating to the local community through something called the "Five for Five […] [Read More]
State's apple crop in poor shape, USDA reports
With the state's apple harvest 25 percent complete, the U.S. Department of Agriculture this week reported that nearly three-quarters of the crop were in poor condition, with 23 percent fair and 3 percent good. None of the crop rated an excellent. Farmers faced unusually warm conditions early in the spring that trggered blossom growth. Those […] [Read More]
State's cows produced more milk in July
Though the state's cow population was unchanged in July from the previous year, they were more productive, the U.S. Department of Agriculture reported Monday, churning out 1.113 billion lbs. of milk, up 1.9 percent from July 2011. Milk per cow averaged 1,825 lbs., up 35 lbs. from a year earlier. Farmers didn't do as well. […] [Read More]
State funds to help farms reduce pollution
Farms in Saratoga, Washington and Columbia counties will be able to get state funds to reduce fertilizers and other farm wastes from polluting local streams, rivers and lakes. The grants through local county Soil and Water Conservation districts will go to Saratoga ($209,770), Washington ($276,622) and Columbia ($81,447), according to Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Examples of […] [Read More]
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HOUSTON (ICIS)--US butyl acetate (butac) sources said on Tuesday that price increase nominations by Eastman Chemical and Oxea Chemical were not finding traction, despite continued strong demand for the product.
They predicted that butac prices will remain stable for the foreseeable future.
"They've rolled those back," a source said of the nominations. "They're not going to get those. Demand is still strong, but propylene has been soft and going down. There's no reason for this."
Oxea had nominated a 3 cent/lb ($66/tonne, €50/tonne) increase for the month. Sources had indicated last week that the company was not likely to get the full increase, but instead will see a 1.5 cent hike.
This week, that sentiment shifted.
US November propylene contracts remain unsettled, and sources have said they expect a settlement at a slight decline. One producer last week nominated a rollover for November contracts, and another nominated a decline of 0.5 cent/lb. Sources have indicated to ICIS that they expect a decline of 1-2 cents for November propylene contracts.
Propylene prices over the last couple of months have been flat-to-declining.
Propylene movement affects many petrochemicals, and price increases and declines are tied to propylene.
Another butac source indicated that demand for butac has been "fairly strong" for most of 2013 and will likely remain strong the rest of the year. But the source did not expect price increases.
"I think as long as feedstocks are stable or going down, butyl acetate will not see increases," the source said.
Major US butyl acetate producers include Eastman Chemical and Oxea Chemical.
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I have started to make repair kits for BMW R1100S and R1150GS RS R RT hydraulic clutches.
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Now this is a book on family history you don't find to often! Hannah Nordhaus has roots that go far back in New Mexico history and her great great grandparents owned one of the finer homes in Santa Fe. Now a hotel (and out of the family's hands), the hotel has been famously haunted for decades supposedly by Nordhaus's gg grandmother, Julia Schuster Staab who died in 1896. American Ghost is the story of how the author went looking for Julia, both her ghost and her truth.
German Jews who relocate to Santa Fe is a pretty interesting family history without much added to it, but Nordhaus finds out a lot more as she looks for the reasons why Julia left Germany. Because the Staab family was so prominent in New Mexico history, newspaper coverage is abundant and there are also letters, diary entries and some personal histories along with general records that Nordhaus is able to mine for information. She also goes in a different direction as well and tries to communicate with Julia's ghost.
At first, the "ghostbusting" chapters seemed odd to me, like the author was padding the narrative. But slowly she makes it clear that her attempts to reach out to the ghost, (and find out of there even is a ghost), are also a bit about finding herself or perhaps finding how she feels about her ancestors. These chapters also provide a bit humor which is welcome as Julia's life has some truly tragic downturns and, as expected, not all of the family left Germany so there is some enormous sadness found there.
I have read several books about finding your family but this is the first one where a family member is a famous ghost which is really fairly outrageous when you think about it. I will admit I am envious of Nordhaus however--she has so much family history to fall back on, such a solid place to start from and I have only the tiniest shreds in comparison. But that envy did not reduce my ability to enjoy American Ghost a lot or glean some tips from her search.Add a Comment