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The new Fit Sensor Bib Shorts were designed to provide you with the ultimate combination of support and all-day riding comfort using its new fabric blends. The bibs represent Garneau's 30 years in the apparel-making business, incorporating the same designs and fabrics used to outfit the world's best cyclists. Garneau continues this legacy with the Fit Sensor, as they were built with its signature fabrics and attention to detail.
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Peppers... I am Dominican and this is the first time I hear of adding pepper to Mangu... I think the rest of the recipe is pretty accurate.
Dominican mangu doesnt have peppers... You're suppose to peel the green plaintains and add salt to the boiling water. We dominicans put butter before we mash them also. The onions taste better if you add a pinch of seasoned salt and a little bit of vinegar before you fry them and use canola oil like another member said.
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I love mangu, I am dominican and this is something that I introduced to my american wife and now she loves it. However, here is a slight twist to the recipe above: I use canola oil instead of olive oil to sautee the onions, and once they are done I add a tablespoon or two of white vinegar to the oil/onion mixture to add on top of the mangu. The plantains of course have to be as green as possible. Pair it with fried cheese (special type) and eggs...yummm
Make sure your plantains are green. Add salt to the water. The water should be salty but not overpowering. Peel and cut them up big or small depending on how long you want this to take to cook. Put them in the pot and let them boil.
For your "escabeche" you can use red or white onions. Slice them up as your plantains are cooking and put in bowl with about a teaspoon of salt and a tablespoon of white or red vinegar. Stir them up once or twice while the plantains cook.
About halfway through boiling, add cold water to the plantains. This is known as "asustando los platanos". It means to frighten the plantains. Why we would want to do such a cruel thing to our lovely platanos is beyond me, but this is how the aunts taught me to make them.
Once the platanos are soft, almost like potatoes would be for mashed potatoes (it's the same principle, you're just using plantains) take them out of the water but reserve some on the side. You can mash them with a fork or with a potato masher. Add butter and a little of the water you reserved so they're not too dry. You can also add a little very cold water to them. This will help keep your leftovers soft. The finished consistency should be a little thicker than mashed potatoes.
Add oil to a pan, once it's warm take your onions out of your bowl using a slotted spoon.It'll pop some stir those around a bit until midway softened, reduce heat then add the vinegar thats left. Pour onions on your mangu.
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I love, love mangu. My mom is Dominican and she makes great mangu. However, she has always put garlic in it. To mash the plaintains I sautee the garlic in olive oil being careful to not burn the garlic. Then, pour mixture over plaintains and mash. Also, I like peeling the plaintains before boiling them. If I don't peel them then, I DON'T use the water to mash.
I wasn't too sure about this recipe because it seemed confusing. For example, do I buy the yellow or green plantains and what are Anaheim peppers? I bought the yellow (that was all the store had) and put in a quarter cup of extra spicey habanera sauce. I know it's usually eaten in the morning, but we ate it as a side dish/mashed potato substitute and it was great.
My husband who doesn't care for fried plantains loved this and so did I, although I made it without the pepper as I did not have one. Is the pepper put in raw?
Traditional breakfast...but never had it with peppers. Add a little of fried cheese, mmmm
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If the quarterbacks had a bipolar year, the running backs were busy redefining the term "inconsistent." The Steelers finished the year 20th in rushing attempts (412), and 26th in rushing yards (1537). That hardly qualifies as "Steelers football." You know, the game we are all familiar with, when the Steelers run the ball down the opponent's throats? Jonathan Dwyer led the team in rushing yards (623), yards per attempt by a running back (4.0), longest rush of the year (34 yards), and was tied for most rushing touchdowns (2). Again, these are hardly numbers to write home about. As I mentioned in my last article about quarterbacks, without the consistent threat of a running game, the passing game suffered and the losses accumulated. The Steelers did not have a 100-yard rushing game until their sixth game at Cincinnati when Dwyer had 122 yards. (Against that same Bengals team in week 16, Rashard Mendenhall led the team with 50 rushing yards. Talk about inconsistent.) They did manage fou...
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every time I dump the bike in the woods I twist the forks. I pick the bike up, turn the bars to the appropriate side, and give the side of the rim a swift kick with my boot and that usually realigns things well enough. Worst case you have to loosen the clamp bolts and realign everything by hand but thats not even that hard to do. When the bike goes down the energy has to go somewhere so it twists the forks. not a big deal unless they twisted because you hit something like a car and compromised their integrity.
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Coming up is a show that features work by the Poland-based Etam Cru. Etam Cru is responsible for some pretty spectacular large-scale street pieces. Colourful, and oftentimes pretty surreal, these images burst from the dull, grey walls on which they're painted.
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The Elementary I Class has wonderful news about the Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF project! Our goal was to raise $240 for a School-in-a-Box, which is a kit containing supplies and materials for a teacher and up to 40 students (books, pencils, scissors, counting cubes, a clock, posters, and lots more for basic educational needs to be used anywhere in the world). With the entire school's help, we completely exceeded our goal and raised $358.27! That means our school raised enough for a School-in-a-Box, a bicycle to take medicine to rural villages, soccer balls, and a lot of protein biscuits! I am so very proud of the children (and parents) for making this happen! Thank you!
Our class is also starting a drive to help the folks at CASA (Care Assurance System for the Aging and Homebound). We will be collecting non-perishable food items (low sodium, no sugar added, if possible). Canned meats, vegetables, and fruits, and boxed rice are recommended. We will also fill a basket with paper towels, napkins, dish cloths, dish towels, dish detergent, and hand soap. This is a wonderful program, and they were very grateful for our donations last year. The drive will begin November 18 and last through November 26.
Other news in the classroom: the children are all working very hard! We just learned about the parts of an addition equation: addends and sums. We will be having similar lessons on the parts of subtraction, multiplication, and division problems soon. They are all working at their own pace (with a little encouragement here and there) using the various math materials. With language, we have learned about nouns and articles and will be diving into adjectives very soon. Grammar can be so exciting! The children are learning all about birds right now in zoology. We have made books about the external parts of birds, learned about bird types, and created our own birds. We will have some further lessons and experiments on birds, too. We will be working on a lot of Thanksgiving holiday activities also. Parents, please look for a Thanksgiving feast sign-up sheet.
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I want to start off by truly thanking all of the hardworking parents (and kids) that helped with the Nature Trail maintenance. I took the children for a hike on the Monday after the accomplishing workday. We brought along our journals, and the children sat on the stumps in the Outdoor Classroom and peacefully wrote and drew about their lovely experiences. We then went for a nice hike. The children made a ton of discoveries from groundhog burrows to cool spider webs.
Also, thank you so much to Adriane C. (Eli and Jacob) for picking up the free beautyberry bushes through the Operation Green Team. They were very tiny and pitiful little plants, so I replanted them and fertilized them. My goal is for the children to plant them throughout the Nature Trail later this week. They have pretty little flowers in the spring and summer and then gorgeous purple berries in the fall. (I included some pictures of the tiny new ones and one of my older bushes.) The beautyberry bushes are native to Alabama and will also attract wildlife (birds and deer) to our Nature Trail.
Thank you to all of our energetic chaperones for our Botanical Gardens field trip! It was awesome, and the kids had an amazing time! We will be going to Gullion Farms later this month, which will be another great field trip.
The Fall Festival is coming up. Our class will make a delicious vegetarian chili. I will have a little booth to plant violas, and lots of other teachers will have wonderful activities planned, so come and bring family and friends!
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SMOCK: A Scalable Method of Cryptographic Key Management for Mission-Critical Wireless Ad-Hoc Networks
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Mission-critical networks show great potential in emergency response and/or recovery, health care, critical infrastructure monitoring, etc. Such mission-critical applications demand that security service be "Anywhere," "Anytime," and "Anyhow." However, it is challenging to design a key management scheme in current mission-critical networks to fulfill the required attributes of secure communications, such as data integrity, authentication, confidentiality, non-repudiation, and service availability. In this paper, the authors present a self-contained public key-management scheme, a Scalable Method Of Cryptographic Key management (SMOCK), which achieves almost zero communication overhead for authentication, and offers high service availability.


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Facility Managers throughout industry and the government are seeking ways to preserve their capital assets, restore their infrastructure and continue to operate effectively and efficiently with their current facilities, and needing to accomplish this with decreasing budgets. They must determine first what assets they have and what current condition they are in. The Condition Assessment Survey (CAS) is a program that accomplishes this.
The Department of Energy's (DOE) CAS program is based on the Uniformat II system developed by the Construction Specifications Institute (CSI) assemblies that R.S. Means employs in its square foot cost analysis. In compliance with DOE Order 430.1B real Property Asset Management order the DOE CAS program involves visual and non-invasive inspections of building and infrastruture systems and components.
The DOE CAS program is a systemized, standard approach to facility and asset evaluations. It includes the following:
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With CAS, a facilities manager can use planning tools such as deficiency-based repair reports, a method to estimate replacement costs, design tables to project remaining life, and plan for future use. CAS allows the manager to have solid, verifiable analytical information on the specific deficiencies of a system or component, the extent and coverage of the deficiencies, and the urgency to repair these deficiencies. This data can be used to allocate capital repair and replacement funds to the most needed and important facility deficiencies. The Department of Energy's (DOE) CAS program is based on the Uniformat II system developed by the Construction Specifications Institute (CSI) assemblies that R.S. Means employs in its square foot cost analysis. With this linkage the DOE CAS program has a broadly based industry-wide standard.
The Work Breakdown Structure comprises the following systems:
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DOE's CAS program involves visual and non-invasive inspections of building and infrastructure systems and components. The inspections are based on the systems above. CAS deficiency and inspection manuals were developed corresponding to these systems and licensed by DOE's Energy Science and Technology Software Center.
The program has a web based information database that gathers deficiency information and estimates repair or replacement costs and reports on the inspection results. The Condition Assessment Information System (CAIS) permits cost adjustments for site demolition, labor, materials, hazardous conditions, and security considerations for users to apply. It has standardized and customized reports to meet site needs.
CAS requires experienced engineers or technicians familiar with facility and infrastructure inspection procedures. A training program has been developed to assist the inspectors on how to use the CAS protocols, and the loading and reporting functions in CAIS.
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Clayton Trevor Rhoads, 28, of Redding was spotted today at Auto Zone, at 2601 Churn Creek Road, with a vehicle he had stolen at gun point two weeks ago, said officers with the Redding Police Department.
Officers said Rhoads and an unknown suspect stole keys and a wallet at gunpoint from a victim near Alta Mesa Drive and Hartnell Avenue Jan. 11. They made off with the victim's vehicle, police said.
Officers said they found the vehicle near Auto Zone around 5:20 p.m. today, along with Rhoads, Robert Michael Miller, 31, of Anderson, and Sheila Marie Hedges, 27, of Cottonwood.
When the trio left the store, officers moved in and arrested them. As they took Rhoads into custody, he head-butted an officer.
Rhoads was arrested on suspicion of robbery, criminal threats, vehicle theft and battery on a peace officer. Miller was arrested on suspicion of possession of stolen property, methamphetamine and a pipe. Hedges was arrested on suspicion of being under the influence of a controlled substance.
All three were taken to the Shasta County Jail.
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Crichton and Aeryn's romance is the heart of this show, and these are the episodes where they finally start to focus on it (though perhaps not in ways you might expect).
Subverting expectations is always a plus, and something
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Aeryn: "No! No! I will not be a slave to your hormones!"
John: "My hormones? Hey, I was lips, you were tongue!"
Another fantastic quote.
Look at the Princess Part II: I Do, I Think.
- I really do love a woman who can kick ass, especially one who has hidden weapons. Pity Jenavian had to be another Peacekeeper, though.
- Schemes, more schemes, and yet more schemes... This trilogy is becoming deliciously complicated: Clavor & Cargn, the PKs in the form of Jenavian Charto, Scorpius through ro-NA. Not many shows carry off interlocking plots as well as these episodes are doing so far.
- Hah, I love that Aeryn's feelings for Crichton manifested in this episode as protective threats to both Katralla and Jenavian. It's so perfect for her character. Chiana's attempt to do the same to Clavor & Cargn, though, was just amusing; she is so not ready to present herself as a convincing threat.
- No one pulls off the "pretend to be crazy to confuse the hell out of your captors" shtick than Browder does. He really embraces it with gusto.
- Is this Braca guy going to be around for a while? He may be an enemy PK, but I like the actor. He's doing a good job as a recurring character. As I've mentioned before, I know I've seen the latter half of season four and PKW in the past, but I can't say I recall much in the way of details.
- This may be kind of a "duh" statement, but I do not like this Kahaynu "god." Moya does not deserve death for an experiment forced upon her by Crais and the PKs. Their judgment is
, even though I know Moya won't actually die.
- Aeryn & Crichton are both too damn stubborn, each expressing only
half of what they want to say to one another. If she had simply said "yes," with no additions, to Crichton asking "with you?" when she broached the option of him running away, he probably would have agreed.
- Great closing image, the Crichton statue with a grimace on his face and on his knees. I was surprised, in fact, that the statue transformation took place. I was expecting some sort of last-minute interruption.
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- Clavor's tantrum, culminating in punching Crichton's statue head, definitely illustrated perfectly his emotional lack of suitability to be ruler. I couldn't help but laugh at his crying mini-rant, especially after he was cradling his head post-punch.
- I have to admire Scorpy for being so hands-on that he alone went to retrieve Crichton's head. Crais probably would've delegated such tasks, or at least taken a force of troopers with him to do so.
- "Oh, nice dress." "Save it." So, so true, Crichton...
- "That is either the most pathetic fabrication I have ever heard, or the most pathetic life I could ever imagine." "Oh, like there aren't some wacked-out antecedents to a chick with a stiletto in her wrist."
- After this episode, I revise my "pity she's another PK" comment from last episode re: Jenavian. I like her a lot. I wasn't expecting her to turn out to be so reasonable. I certainly wasn't expecting that Crichton would end up sleeping with her! Just how many PK women is he going to end up attracted to, anyways?
- I'm continually impressed at the pains the show takes to make the audience identify with Moya as her own character. To simply say that she is a living being with her own mind and soul is one thing; to actually prove it to us, as this episode does through Kahaynu's testing of Zhaan, is quite another and indeed is very tricky. I wouldn't want the show to make a habit of allowing Moya to converse directly with the crew, rather than through Pilot and/or DRDs, but it was certainly effective here. Moya isn't just a ship or a companion; she is her own individual in this misfit family.
- Chiana asked D'Argo near the end of the episode why Crichton didn't kill Scorpy. I'm going to bet right now that Scorpy made sure Crichton couldn't harm him while he had Crichton in the Aurora Chair, given the foreshadowing about a "relationship" between the two. [All but confirmed in the following episode! Go me for spotting an obvious!]
- Poor John, knowing that Katralla is going to have his daughter, a child he'll never have a chance to see...
On the other hand, at least he has Aeryn and the rest of his adopted alien family.
- As
pointed out, this trilogy definitely handled the Crichton/Aeryn relationship one might not expect, and I think it was the stronger for it. Direct "confrontations" between the two would be the most obvious route to take, but I prefer the (relatively, for the most part) subdued exchanges between the two, as well as the conversations with "outsiders" or friends about the relationship. I think it'll make the resulting acknowledgments down the line feel more "earned" in a dramatic and emotional sense than if the two were to have had "big" conversations now.
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- Freaky hallucinations of Scorpy, Crichton. In addition to my previous prediction about not being able to harm Scorpy, I'm going to add one that Scorpy has somehow "programmed" Crichton to seek him out at a specific, future point. Along those lines, I'm going to speculate that these hallucinations are intentional and aimed at driving Crichton insane so that he does seek out Scorpy.
- "What did you expect me to use, harsh language?"
- This was a mostly enjoyable episode, albeit nothing particularly noteworthy or memorable beyond the Scorpy hallucinations. Lots of funny little moments throughout, though, such as Aeryn & Crichton's "conversation" with the Vorc.
- 8 episodes left in this season...
By the way, there probably will not be any further reviews until Tuesday at the earliest. Starting tomorrow, we're spending the weekend moving into a new house. Internet and television services are both being transferred to the new house tomorrow afternoon, though we probably aren't going to actually be in the house until Sunday evening. The new semester starts on Monday and I want to hit that running (as well as arranging stuff in the new house, of course), so I wouldn't be surprised in the least if I don't have any time to watch more episodes until Tuesday. You folks will have to get your vicarious
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fix bogus deadlocks from interrupts and GCs
Going in despite the freeze since this is a regression that can
semi-randomly break correct code. *ouch*
Thanks to Bart Bortta and #sbcl for the analysis.
Problem 1:
T1 holds L1
T2 is waiting for L1
T2 is interrupted, interrupt handler grabs L2
T1 starts waiting on L2
Prior to this patch, when GET-MUTEX in T2's interrupt handler grabbed
L2 is marked T2 as still waiting for L1 -- which is not true until
the interrupt handler returns.
Problem 2:
GC is triggered in T2 inside GET-MUTEX
T2 grabs *ALREADY-IN-GC* lock
GC is triggered in T1, T1 tries to get *ALREADY-IN-GC* lock.
Prior to this patch, when T1 detects a bogus deadlock as T2 has
been marked as waiting for L1 -- which is not true until the GC is
finished and normal execution resumes.
Problem 3:
T2 grabs lock L2 due to a finalizer or an after-gc-hook
GC is triggered in T1
T1 tries to grab L2 due to a finalizer, etc.
Same as problem 2, but with a user-lock and POST-GC instead of
*ALREADY-IN-GC* and SUB-GC.
This patch fixes the issue by saving, clearing, and restoring
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Salmon Casserole
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is a memory piece in honor of my father, Frank Kernis, who passed away in 2004. His favorite music was jazz and American popular song of the 40's and 50's, and although when I took up music I gravitated to classical and new classical music, as I was growing up there was a lot of music based in the blues and jazz playing around the house. After distancing myself from it for a number of years, since my father's death I've been surprised to see those musics seeping back into my work I'm becoming more aware of how jazz has implicitly marked my emotional and physical experience of music and what elements in my work can unexpectedly arise from improvisation, the soaring and emotional melodies of mid-20th-century ballad singers, and even the rawness of the blues.
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is essentially introspective and personal in character. Notwithstanding all the virtuosic and rhythmic music in this new work, it varies a great deal in mood, from exuberance, intense lyricism, desolation, emotional distance to melancholy and mournfulness. Much more chromatic than much of my lyrical music, the two movements share a tendency toward frequent expressive shifts, contrasts in mood and speeds and an improvisatory impetuousness. This comes in part out of free jazz and an expressionistic take on the common variation form of standard-based jazz. Certainly there are other influences from classical and 20th-century music at the heart of this work, but I've been aware of their formative role in my compositional voice for longer.
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Mr. Felker: I don't see how that's a crime. I own that dumb TV set, don't I? Webster: Your wife owns half of it, Mr. Felker. Mr. Felker: Well I kicked in my half, OK? Webster: No, not OK!
Watchman: Where have you been? I called in ten minutes ago. Gillis: Well we rolled as soon as we got the call, sir. Watchman: Yeah, I pay your salary, you know that? Webster: And I pay yours too, sir. Watchman: What? Webster: Well, you work for a tax supported institution and I pay taxes; so part of my money must go for your salary, right?
Webster: Willie will need a good lawyer for the inquest, right? Lt. Ryker: The Department provides you with one. That's also standard operating procedure. Gillis: Well, there are a lot of procedures around, aren't there? Lt. Ryker: Yes there are, including one I haven't told you about. You're on leave from duty until after the inquest. Webster: But that going to look like the Department thinks that Willie did something wrong when all he did was to... Lt. Ryker: Webster, I don't make the rules. That is Departmental procedure, it has always been Departmental procedure for as long as I've been on the force. Rookies have a two year probation period. I know that, you know that. Gillis: Hey, will you two just please shut up. You're all hung up on defending ridiculous police procedure and you, you're afraid it's going to look like I did something wrong. Well, I did do something wrong, I killed somebody. Maybe, uh, maybe it's understandable and, and, and legally defensible, but I killed a guy and if there's anything in this world that's wrong it's killing somebody.
(at target practice after completing his shooting) Gillis: When I was a, a kid, there used to be a penny arcade downtown. I'd go there a lot. There was this machine with a rifle and, and this bear that gave out this roar and turned around when you hit it just right. I just figured out what was wrong with that machine. When you hit it the bears always got up again. Real bears don't do that; when you shoot them, they stay shot. Somebody ought to make a machine like that someday.
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Jennifer Winters received at $21,900 grant two years ago to buy interactive technology equipment to use in her algebra classes at Escondido High School. A family friend told her about the foundation, whose grant theme that year was math and science.
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- Denver voters can turn in ballots until 7 p.m. Tuesday
- May 1:
- Denver mayoral race: Three political lions back their own cubs
- Apr 30:
- Money raised by Denver mayoral candidates may set record
- With Denver mayoral election days away, candidates hustle to boost low mail-in turnout
- Apr 29:
- Romer, Hancock lead Denver mayoral field in donations
Denver mayoral candidates have raised at least $1.3 million with less than three months to go until the May 3 election, according to January financial reports submitted Monday.
Fifteen candidates are running for mayor, but the level of fundraising is beginning to separate the field, said Eric Sondermann, political consultant.
"In some respects, the first primary of any campaign is the ability to raise money," Sondermann said. "Having the most money doesn't predict the winner, but you have to show some level of competitiveness."
In 2003, the top candidates after the January filing had raised about $2 million.
"This one is slower to engage," Sondermann said. "A whole lot of people aren't really wanting to accept the reality of a big mayor's race."
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Candidates who have raised the bulk of the money are former state Sen. Chris Romer, City Councilwoman Carol Boigon, City Councilman Michael Hancock and Denver Preschool Program chief James Mejia.
Only seven turned in campaign-finance reports for January by the Monday deadline.
Romer was the big money raiser — collecting $251,383 last month, bringing his total raised to $479,742. At the end of the month he had $414,807 in the bank.
"We are going to run a lean and focused campaign, and this is exactly how I will run the city and manage the city's budget," Romer said in a release.
Boigon raised $213,711, which included a $100,000 loan from herself and her husband.
"It was an investment getting started and we wanted to get off to a strong start," she said. "To talk to the people of Denver, you have to have the money for mail and television communication. We can't do it by telepathy."
Hancock raised $125,085 in January and spent a total of $175,000 for future radio and television advertisements — leaving his campaign with $72,000 in the bank.
"Michael is incredibly honored by the tremendous response to his ideas for moving this city forward together," said campaign manager Evan Dreyer in a news release.
Mejia raised $53,076 in January, leaving him with a total of $174,241 in the bank. The campaign feels confident.
"At the end of the day, all of us will get on TV," said Berrick Abramson, Mejia's campaign manager. "I would not trade the top money position for the amount of grassroots support that we have. Spend away, Mr. Romer."
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January financial statements of Denver mayoral candidates
Carol Boigon
Collected in January: $213,711
Collected in Total: $322,741
Transferred from council campaign: $56,432
Loan: $100,000
In the bank: $301,291
Key contributors: Machii Ross Petroleum; Marvin Gart; Paul Rady, Antero Resources Corp.; Jay Perlmutter.
Michael Hancock
Collected in January: $125,085
Collected in total: $285,878
Transferred from council campaign (in 2010): $48,296
In the bank: $72,103
Key contributors: Metro Taxi; Oakwood Homes; Elmer Jackson, consultant; Bookhardt & O'Toole.
Doug Linkhart
Collected in January: $38,372
Collected in total: $52,903
Loan: $65,000 (in 2010)
In the bank: $63,819
Key contributors: John Powers, president Alliance For Sustainable Colorado; Robert J. Corry Jr., attorney; Samuel Gary, president Gary-Williams Energy Corp.; Haven Moses.
James Mejia
Collected in January: $53,076
Collected in total: $243,953
Loan to campaign (in 2010): $30,000
In the bank: $174,241
Key contributors: John MacFarlane, CEO Sonos Inc.; Cindy Pena; Marco Antonio Abarca, president Ready Foods.
Chris Romer
Collected in January: $251,383
Collected in total: $479,742
In the bank: $414,807
Key contributors: Michelle Sie Whitten, Sie Foundation; Greg C. Stevinson & Co.; Gaston Caperton, president of College Board.
Theresa Spahn
Collected in January: $44,946
Collected in total: $72,163
In the bank: $44,834
Key contributors: Adam Gollin, attorney; Michelle Hannigan.
Eric Jon Zinn
Collected in January: $400
Collected in total: $620
In the bank: $528
Key contributors: Al Zervas, magistrate.


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January of 2011 I backpacked about 20 miles into Pike National Forest intending to stay the weekend. I left late Friday morning and was planning to be back Sunday afternoon. I had just received a Garmin eTrex 20 for Christmas and didn't bother taking any hard maps. Just the GPS. Well no one told me that alkaline batteries have an exponential discharge rate below 32 degrees fahrenheit... Well I must have left the GPS on overnight Saturday into Sunday because when I woke up to a blizzard a couple of hours before sunrise on Sunday morning the GPS was dead, and my tracks by sunrise were completely covered in snow.. Like everything else.. My sleeping bag, me, the inside of the tent, my outer layer of clothes, my backpack... I didn't even have snowshoes for the trek out. Just some microspikes... I ended up out there until Thursday. It was by far and away the most terrifying experience of my life. My only saving grace was my ability to make a fire with wood that was soaking wet, knowledge of basic survival shelters for added protection against the elements and reflecting a fire's heat.
I really honestly thought I was going to die in my sleep from hypothermia out there... That or carbon monoxide poisoning from trying to sleep so close to the punky fire all night.
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Eisner's Spirit had debuted the year before this, and as good as that series looked, Eisner's work never looked better than this, due to the over-the-top detail poured on by inker Lou Fine, who is at the very peak of his talents here.
In this story, commonly referred to as "The Mine Slaves," Fine's inking, particularly his use of intricate cross-hatching, resembles the editorial cartoons of Winsor McCay in places. The fluid action scenes penciled by Eisner (and there are plenty of them, full of flying fists) move like no other, and the combination of these two major artists, toiling together for a ten cent comic book story as if they were working for the best-paying magazines of the day, will simply floor any art aficionado lucky enough to see them in person.
The art is in ink and graphite with blue pencil notations on Bristol board, with an average image area of 13" x 18". The artboards have tanned somewhat over the years, most noticeably on pages with white out corrections; handling wear, edge chipping, and minor stains are throughout, but nothing that seriously affects the artwork; we'll call this a qualified Very Good condition overall.
By the way, these pages were originally gifted to fellow artist Al McWilliams by Lou Fine (as noted in pencil at the top of page one), and the story has remained with the McWilliams family all these many years. Heritage is proud to finally present this "lost" treasure to the marketplace. Let the bidding begin!
Eisner, Will:Will Eisner (American, 1917-2005): One of the comic book industry's most successful artists, businessmen, and teachers, Will Eisner is most celebrated for his crime-fighting character, the Spirit, which originally appeared as a newspaper supplimental comic book section from 1940 until 1952. In 1988, the comic book community paid tribute to Eisner by creating the Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards to recognize achievements each year in the comics medium. Comic book artist
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