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August 5, 2012
Main Topic: Our conversation with Keith Masback, USGIF
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Last night we had a few folks over to the VerySpatial (rental) condo for a get together. Frank and Barb did most of the cooking (BBQ Chicken, brats, burgers, veggies, corn, deviled eggs, etc…) with Sue as hostess and I was sue chef and dishwasher. We had folks from Esri, Esri Australia, the newly anointed Esri Melbourne R&D (aka Maptel) office, Chatham County Georgia, WVU, and others (apologies I forgot some). We are really happy with the turn out and had a blast meeting and talking with everyone. Again, we want to thank everyone for taking time out of a crazy UC week to celebrate our 7th anniversary with us!
For our Like4Trees campaign, we didn't make the 250 likes we had hoped for, but we made a good go with 75. We will add in the number of folks who came last night to push up the amount of our donation to the Greenbelt Movement.
With only a week to go, I wanted to remind everyone that we are in the last week of our Like4Trees campaign. We will donate $1 per person who has liked the VerySpatial Facebook page by July 25th to the Greenbelt Movement (up to $250). Everyone who likes the Facebook page will also be in the running for one of two Keep Cups that you will be able to customize to your hearts content.
We also have a couple of spots left for folks to attend our A VerySpatial Evening, Wednesday 25 July at our condo a couple of blocks from the San Diego convention center. We will have food, beverages, and plenty of geoconversation. If you would like to reserve a spot, please contact us.
Finally, if you are going to be at the Esri EdUC or UC and would like to talk to us about your project, product or just to say 'hi' then give us a shout and we will setup a time to meet. Or, if you see us wandering around, just stop us and we will be happy to chat, unless we are running to another interview, of course.
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As we enter July we approach several big dates for VerySpatial. The 12th is our 7th anniversary for the site, the 24th for the podcast, and our annual meet up/live show at the Esri UC to celebrate our 7th will be on Wednesday, July 25th. We traditionally do a meeting room at the convention center, but it is always a big room and a few people. This year we are heading across the street to the VerySpatial Condo (yes, we [I] brand everything) for an evening of geospatial, podcasting, and food (maybe even grilling if the grill is still there).
Unfortunately, since we are in a limited space we must put a cap on the number of folks we can fit on our patio. So, if you are interested in joining us from 6:30 until… please contact us to reserve your space for A VerySpatial Evening. We will provide more details as we get a bit closer to the UC and the evening.
For those of you who will not be in San Diego or will be a bit busy I have been working on the technical requirements to make sure we can do a Google+ hangout during the podcast as long as the network plays nice.
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July 1, 2012
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June 24, 2012
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Three years ago we decided to try to entice folks to follow us on twitter, and we used people's love for trees to
dupe convince them to follow us as we gave $$ to charity. Fast forward to the summer of 2012 when I decided to set up a new VerySpatial Facebook page (in addition to the already existing VerySpatial Friends group). I did this to allow for direct links to the podcasts from the FB page and to add one more place for me to visit at least occasionally. The downside is that with only a handful of page likes I feel that the FB page needs more attention (look at us, look at us).
I have decided (and I forced others to agree with me) that we will once again pull on folks heartstrings and their love trees, this time in exchange for Facebook Likes. I have dubbed this venture (sadly enough) Like4Trees*.
SO…for each person that Likes the new VerySpatial Facebook Page by Tuesday, 24 July (around our 7th Anniversary podcast) we will donate $1 to a tree related charity (no points for joining the Group, but why not make it a two-fer). Of course we are on a budget so we have a limit of $250, though hopefully that will not limit the number of followers.+
Last time, for Tweet4Trees, we made our donation to American Forests though we have not finalized who we will be giving to this time around so share your favorite environmental charities in the comments or on the Facebook page or in a tweet (@veryspatial) or in an email or in a boat or in a candygram (cupcakegram? Is that a thing? That should SO be a thing!!!)
If anyone is interested in matching our donations or making their own, let me know and we will give you special recognition on the podcast and blog.
We will provide the results of the Like4Trees drive during our show at the Esri UC in San Diego which will go up as Episode 367 on July 29, and of course on the blog.
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+if more than 250 folks like us and we have $$ left in the budget at the end of the year we will give more, though if previous years are an indication this isn't likely
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June 17, 2012
Main Topic: Our conversation on E3 and new games and gaming technology convergences
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July 8 (Bloomberg) -- ICAP Plc's co-head of its electronic currency trading platform, Nichola Hunter, has left as the London-based broker re-evaluates the strategy for the unit, a person with knowledge of the matter said.
Hunter, who was promoted to co-head of EBS Market in January 2013, departed ICAP this week, the person said, who asked not to be identified because they weren't authorized to speak publicly. An announcement on the unit's management is planned in the next few weeks, the person said.
ICAP, the world's largest broker of transactions between banks, is reviewing how to divide its broking unit from its electronic trading business. Last month, it cut about 100 brokers from its global broking unit as part of a 60 million-pound ($103 million) cost-savings plan.
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Last year I visited my little dual sport in AZ. It had been left there from the previous season when I rode the CDR. On this trip I was struggling trying to complete Camp Creek Wash, which is a big natural drainage that goes about 12 miles and drops some 1500 feet to Rio Verde. I logged onto this forum for tips to help me out. Finally I spooned some fresh knobby's and freshly armed with my tips, I made that wash end to end without any drama.
One of the inmates then invited me to join him and another rider for a trail ride somewhere around Bumble Bee. So I showed up at the agreed spot and pulled off my helmet. After a long pause, the inmate ask's me "How old are you anyway...?"
The day went well, although something called Turkey Creek fairly kicked my ass... I was 64 at the time, but the other rider who joind us was my age too! Of course, he was a lot more skillful than me. But it was a really good day.
I've noticed there are a lot of riders of my generation still doing dual sport charity rides and such. For those that still compete, they even have special classes for us.
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BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) � Louisiana's Republican and Democratic parties rarely agree, but they've found common ground on an issue that hits both of them in the pocketbooks.
Leaders of the two state parties are aligned in their push to get fundraising rules changed, so the parties can compete with super PACs and other politically active organizations that have fewer limits on the campaign cash they can receive and the way they can spend those dollars.
"By default, it's set up in such a way that it makes it much more difficult for state parties to raise money," said Jason Dore, executive director of the Republican Party of Louisiana.
Dore was sitting at a table with his counterpart at the Louisiana Democratic Party, Stephen Handwerk, who agreed that the fundraising structure "does significantly kneecap us."
Recent court rulings around the country have loosened campaign finance rules for outside organizations that aren't affiliated with the state parties.
For example, super PACs, which operate independently from political parties or candidates they support, can raise unlimited money. The groups can't coordinate spending and strategy with favored candidates, but their messages tend to fall in line with those campaigns.
Political parties have caps on their donations, limits on the types of money they can receive, restrictions on how they can spend and differing rules for state and federal election cycles. In most instances, they have more restrictive reporting requirements as well.
"The way the rules are set up, it encourages big donors to give their dollars elsewhere," Dore said.
Handwerk and Dore said it is important to maintain strong party structures to groom candidates, organize grassroots efforts and collect and share elections data with candidates.
Resolutions passed by governing bodies for both Louisiana's Republican and Democratic parties say current campaign finance laws have stymied their donations, creating "serious financial problems for state and local party committees."
Campaign finance watchdogs say loosening the limits on political parties would give the wealthiest contributors more influence in politics than those who can't afford to cut big checks.
Handwerk and Dore said the state parties want a level playing field, and don't object to maintaining their existing reporting requirements, which they say are more extensive than those of other political groups.
"We don't mind playing by the rules when they're fair," Handwerk said. "I look at these outside groups that are coming in and throwing these hand grenades, and we don't have anybody we can hold accountable for them."
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Something always told me, during the pregnancy, that Jack wouldn't really look that much like me. He inherited my gender and my dark hair (though his hair appears to be lightening up a bit), but other than that, my physical traits have yet to truly surface in him. And it's not that he doesn't look like my wife- people have said they see more of her in him, yet still no one says that he absolutely looks just like either of us. That's because, for right now, he looks like Grandpa Tuttle- my wife's dad.
I see the resemblance most in Jack's eyes. Even when/if Jack's eyes darken to brown eventually, he still will have the eye shape of his grandfather. Bill Tuttle, my father-in-law and Jack's maternal grandfather, passed away just a few months after my wife and I got married in 2008. But I am constantly reminded of him when I look at Jack. This helps me to better understand the concept of how children are truly an extension of their family.
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Has anyone from Maine here participated in this? I've been selected to be in the show/exhibit and had a couple questions for people who have done this before. First time I've entered or done this sort of thing.
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Has anyone from Maine here participated in this? I've been selected to be in the show/exhibit and had a couple questions for people who have done this before. First time I've entered or done this sort of thing.
Where and when is the show?
Boothbay harbor, this spring.
I was kinda curious how many participants are exhibiting, what size prints and frames are most common or work best in the exhibit space, and other subjective observations from people who have attended or participated.
I have a friend in Maine whose work was accepted, and I'm lending her my darkroom to get her prints done. I think she'll be printing 11x14's and getting them properly framed, along with few extra prints to be matted for the bins. Hope that helps...
Hi JP...I've also been juried in...last year they received approximately 750 entries, and from those, 100 were selected for the show...there are two floors to the gallery (it's long and narrow), and most images are 8X10, framed accordingly, though a good number were larger--though not a lot larger. The reception and Best of Show, etc, awards were presented Friday night (I believe), and the gallery was packed-- with people waiting outside to get in. Parking is on the town streets, and not too bad, as it is after store hours.
Thank you Vincent! Good information. I avoid that area in the summer except when work takes me to squirrel island, but spring/fall in boothbay harbor is nice.
My photo is a 6x6cm B&W which I'm inclined to print square on 11x14 paper so it'll be 10ish" square and in a 16x20 frame. Based on your description, that sounds reasonable and normal.
From what I understand they have had Jay Stock pick the images to exhibit. Who picks the best of show and the category winners?
Vincent; good website too. you mention an interest in abandoned places nearby on your website; when the snow melts you're welcome to go into my 200 year old abandoned house in Owls Head. Till then you can photograph the exterior anytime without special arrangement. Pix here:
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Vincent ended up with some sort of prize/recognition for a quality B&W shore scene of fisherman working on their gear. It had some good dynamics in it's composition and was presented well.


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For centuries mystical creatures of all description were gathered into a hidden refuge called Fablehaven to prevent their extinction. The sanctuary survives today as one of the last strongholds of true magic. Enchanting? Absolutely. Exciting? You bet. Safe? Well, actually, quite the opposite. andlt;BRandgt; andlt;BRandgt; Kendra and her brother, Seth, have no idea that their grandfather is the current caretaker of Fablehaven. Inside the gated woods, ancient laws keep relative order among greedy trolls, mischievous satyrs, plotting witches, spiteful imps, and jealous fairies. However, when the rules get broken — Seth is a bit too curious and reckless for his own good — powerful forces of evil are unleashed, and Kendra and her brother face the greatest challenge of their lives. To save their family, Fablehaven, and perhaps even the world, Kendra and Seth must find the courage to do what they fear most.
This guidebook to the Fablehaven magical preserve is filled with everything a new Caretaker might need to know in order to survive. There are entries detailing important information about artifacts large and small, a complete bestiary of creatures (from fairies to trolls to satyrs), a guide to identifying demons, dragons, and wizards as well as valuable insights into the other magical preserves.
Immerse yourself into the secret knowledge that has been handed down through the generations by reading the updates and notes written in the margins by the former Caretakers of Fablehaven, including Grandpa Sorenson, Kendra, and Seth. Fully-illustrated, this unique encyclopedia has gathered the world of Fablehaven into one volume.
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Brandon Mull is the author of the andlt;Iandgt;New York Timesandlt;/Iandgt;, andlt;Iandgt;USA TODAYandlt;/Iandgt;, and andlt;Iandgt;Wall Street Journalandlt;/Iandgt; bestselling Beyonders and Fablehaven series, as well as the bestselling Five Kingdoms and Candy Shop Wars series. He resides in Utah, in a happy little valley near the mouth of a canyon with his wife and four children. Brandonandrsquo;s greatest regret is that he has but one life to give for Gondor.Brandon Dormanandnbsp;isandnbsp;the illustrator of andlt;iandgt;Be Glad Your Nose is on Your Face andlt;/iandgt;and andlt;iandgt;The Wizardandlt;/iandgt;, both by Jack Prelutsky; andandlt;iandgt; The Christmas Sweater andlt;/iandgt;by Glenn Beck. He received a degree in fine arts from Brigham Young Universityandmdash;Idaho and lives in Puyallup, Washington, with his family.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 A Mandatory Vacation
Chapter 2 Collecting Clues
Chapter 3 The Ivy Shack
Chapter 4 The Hidden Pond
Chapter 5 Journal of Secrets
Chapter 6 Maddox
Chapter 7 Prisoner in a Jar
Chapter 8 Retaliation
Chapter 9 Hugo
Chapter 10 Midsummer Eve
Chapter 11 Aftermath
Chapter 12 Inside the Barn
Chapter 13 An Unexpected Message
Chapter 14 Trolling for Grandpa
Chapter 15 The Far Side of the Attic
Chapter 16 The Forgotten Chapel
Chapter 17 A Desperate Gamble
Chapter 18 Bahumat
Chapter 19 Farewell to Fablehaven
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We already had a dog but our sixteen year old twins,
Schemed together and talked my parents into letting them get another one.
The dog I had was the only one I needed and wanted.
She was a shiny little purebred black cocker spaniel named Lily.
We also lived in a small house at the time.
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Even though in later years she developed arthritis,
and tumours that could slow her down.
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She passed away when she was fourteen years old a great old lady.
Oh boy we sure miss her, love you, our Stormy.
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On April 22, 2012 at 1:03 pm
Awe, such sentiment. sorry of her passing, but now, she will forever live in memory … and on the net.
On April 22, 2012 at 2:04 pm
I love this story, Laura. Our unwanted dog was invited, by 'Kharla.' This terrible pup earned his place at the center of our family's hearts. Puffer lived 18 years.
On April 22, 2012 at 3:24 pm
Lovely story. Sorry to hear she passed away
On April 22, 2012 at 7:01 pm
touching, we had a 16-year old that passed away too
On April 22, 2012 at 9:55 pm
Nice story,
I like dog to…
On April 23, 2012 at 1:26 am
So touching. I see you grew to love Stormy.
On April 23, 2012 at 3:23 am
Nice article
On April 23, 2012 at 9:47 am
I want one too.
On April 23, 2012 at 10:02 am
A very Interesting post laura! We once had a lovely dog called Gene that was perhaps the best watchdog I had seen! It could go on a hunting expedition on its own and return home to lead my father to the position where it had made a kill!
On April 23, 2012 at 3:12 pm
Aww, Bless Stormy's heart. They are like our children, aren't they, hon?
On April 24, 2012 at 5:45 am
so nice
On April 25, 2012 at 10:17 pm
Oh, what empty lives we would have without our pups. Your story is just lovely. Thank you for a wonderful read!
On April 29, 2012 at 2:42 pm
Sounds like a brave dog.
On May 19, 2012 at 4:10 pm
Beautiful tribute to a family dog..Would be nice if you could attach picture of her to the article…
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On June 1, 2012 at 12:13 pm
My mom wants a dog, but I refuse, I had a dog I forgave all the scars for her bites, I loved this dog and they brought eagles into my state because they were becoming extinct in tt and one day last July an eagle stole my dog. I am still upset =(


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1. This is not World of Warcraft.
If you try to play this game like you play pvp in most other mmo games, aka World of Warcraft, you'll never get anywhere and will probably end up on the business end of a banhammer. Doing "your thing" and ignoring your team gets you nowhere. If there are already 2 people on top or bottom, don't follow them, go be useful elsewhere. afking and/or Ragequitting will also lead you to a grim fate.
The thing i LOVE about this game is troublemakers are not rewarded, they are dealt with.
2. Minions are your friends.
Minions take turret hits so you don't have to. They also fight others minions so you can kill them without taking damage. Try to stay with some minions as much as you can.
3. suicide rushing is a bad idea / don't be afraid to run
Remember what I said about not playing like you're playing World of Warcraft? rushing into a pile of enemy champions by yourself trying to score that 1 kill before you die only sets you back and makes your enemies stronger. you get a nice little gold boost by killing minions, turrets, and champions. So do they. every time you let the enemy kill you, THEY get stronger. Also, as your level rises the respawn timer gets longer and longer, so don't die if you can avoid it.
4. Learn your role
Each champ plays in its own way. learn how to operate your champ and learn what items that champ needs. Piling ability power on a champion that doesn't use it is pointless. Support characters are just that, support. some combinations of a specific support and specific other champ can be outright insane.
5. shut your mouth
If you got nothing positive to say, keep your piehole closed. no one wants to hear how you're "so awesome and everyone else sucks" That'll actually get you reported and eventually you'll be kissing the banhammer. Although if you have a plan, don't be afraid to share it. I've won a couple of game by proposing a plan and got others on board. It involved one person defending our base while the others assaulted the enemy.
6. don't be afraid to try new champions.
When I first started playing, i got annoyed and quit. when I decided to try again, I tried a different champion, got annoyed, and quit. Then I came back, did it again and quit. came back the 4th time, found a champion that i LOVE to play and now I'm doing much better. it's a matter of finding the champion(s) for you.
7. bring a friend (or 4)
organizing with other people and everyone following a plan will beat out 5 pugs a about 7 times out of 10.
8. Study
there are guides everywhere for this game, just google the character you want to play and you can find a guide on it.
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Ireland captain Brian O'Driscoll insists his side are far from indifferent about winning the Triple Crown.
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Captain Brian O'Driscoll celebrated his 100th cap in style as Ireland powered their way to a clinical 27-12 victory over Wales.
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Same approach for Ireland
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amazing stuff, but the cover is super-adorable
I love the line-art you've made so much
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Tinfoil, you've done a couple of GW2 pieces with some nice water reflections (i.e., the iceberg city). Something I don't recall seeing in your art for the first game (at least, not as prominently). The mirror-like reflection helps the realism by creating a sense of where the water surface is and makes the whole scene look more 3D.
I enjoy your artwork for the colors, shapes, and use of lighting, but I think you could use more touches like the water reflections to make your environments easier to interpret visually in terms of things the viewer can understand and relate to. That makes it seem less abstract.
I'll definitely be following this thread, and I look forward to playing the game and perusing the art book at some point.
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shitting my pants over the environments...
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Absolutely amazing artworks people !
Respect to all your hard work, and looking to see the art book in my hands))
..and to play the game !
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ive been playing guild wars alot recently, and noticing that tranfer from concept visuals to 3d visuals is pretty close, the 3d team do a good job of capturing the concepts, also evidence in the gw2 teaser the transfer from concept to ingame is insane
cant wait for this release
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Just ... I saw the first thread here. And this work is better. I didn't think it was possible to progress from the first one, either.
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great news about the book, can't wait to put my hands on it!
personally i'm really looking forward to seeing what MC Barrett has been doing for the game as well!
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Awesome work guys!!!
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For some time I have recented Guildwars 2, the reason is because I learned of its coming just when I started to get good at Guildwars. The fact that Guildwars is going to be K.O. by GW2 is quite annoying for those of us that have worked so hard on the first game. It's sort of what you have invested in was for nothing and that has made GW2 somewhat impopular to many GW players.
Just by looking at this trailer I realized how wrong I was, this is going to be one hell of a game featuring a mind blowing world that surpasses any game out there so far, well worth to be called Guildwars 2 and just by the looks of it I dare to say I'll trade Guildwars for Guildwars 2, evolution must take place and the next face of Guildwars evolution is near, so sweet!
The art works in the current Guildwars campaigns are impressive and it is a relieved for me to see the second part looks even better, good job.
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BackgroundTakeshi Shinonome is a private investigator, and life is good. He has a decent income, a lovely assistant who cares for him, and no more responsibility than he feels like taking on.
All this changes one day when he happens upon a girl in the rain, protecting a tiny kitten. And an old friend from high school reappears in his life, asking him to take on a case to investigate her husband's infidelity. The seemingly simple job quickly spirals into much more...news about a new drug on the market, targeting school children. How are these things connected? What has he gotten himself into? What secrets do the beautiful women in his life hold, and how can they help him solve this case? When bodies start turning up, Takeshi knows his easy life is gone for good.
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Smash the Church, Smash the State!: The Early Years of Gay Liberationby Tommi Avicolli Mecca
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This anthology by former members of the Gay Liberation Front (GLF) captures the history and spirit of the revolutionary time just after Stonewall, when thousands came out of the closet to claim their sexuality, and when queer resistance coalesced into a turbulent, joyous liberation movement—one whose lasting influence would ultimately inform and profoundly shape the LGBT community of today.
Personal essays explore the philosophy and culture of the stridently anti-assimilationist GLF: the actions, demonstrations, and marches; views on marriage, religion, and gender; the drugs, orgies, and communes; and GLF's relationship to the hippies, the Black Panthers, the straight Left, the women's movement, civil rights, and the antiwar struggle.
The collection includes contributions from Martha Shelley, Cei Bell, Paola Bacchetta, Susan Stryker, Tom Ammiano, Nikos Diaman, Mark Segal, Barbara Ruth, and Perry Brass.
Edited by San Francisco journalist Tommi Avicolli Mecca, Smash the Church, Smash the State! The Early Years of Gay Liberation (City Lights, June) documents early gay culture as it emerged after the 1969 Stonewall riots. The anthology includes the essays, photographs, manifestos, and artwork of the movement, the aims of which were gleefully radical, the methods often intentionally outrageous. - Bookforum
"The personal is riotously political and the history is tangibly personal in this anthology of diverse, down-to-earth reflections on the early days of Gay Liberation, from both queers who were there, and from others looking back 40 years later . . . Avicolli Mecca, himself a longtime activist who marched the streets of Philadelphia not long after the 1969 bar riot in Greenwich Village, has compiled a vivid, colorful history, blending original essays, poems and songs with reprints of historical manifestos and brief biographical vignettes of activists no longer alive to craft a co-gendered collection that is by turns emotional, joyous, poignant, occasionally contradictory - and enthusiastically defiant." - Richard Labonte, Q Syndicate
"The 40th anniversary of the historic June 1969 Stonewall Uprising that marked a turning point in the gay liberation movement seems to be passing with little notice. Mecca (Between Little Rock and a Hard Place) marks the occasion with this anthology that commemorates the anarchic spirit of those heady early days. Mecca digs into the countercultural roots of the movement, especially of the Gay Liberation Front of which he was a member, emphasizing that much of the energy that propelled the gay movement at the time drew from its more radical elements. The essays (and some poems) assembled here, some previously published, represent that vanguard of the LGBT community that did not seek acceptance from or assimilation into society at large, but to live openly and unabashedly queer, with social justice for all. Even if one doesn't agree with their attitude, their passion, commitment, and enthusiasm is undeniable. Mecca particularly highlights the reminiscences of women, the trangendered, and persons of color, whose roles historically are too often given short shrift." - Library Journal
"Everyone in the San Francisco activist scene today knows Tommi Avicolli-Mecca – or as many call him, 'Tommi the Commie.' At Beyond Chron, we are privileged to have him as a columnist (we jokingly call him our 'religion editor') – as he balances op-ed writing with a full-time job counselling tenants at the Housing Rights Committee. Tommi is an eloquent voice against gentrification in the Castro, and in 2006 many progressives urged him to run against Supervisor Bevan Dufty. But as Tommi told me at the time, he is more of a 'smash the church, smash the state' kind of guy – making the book title appropriate. . . There are many who now say the American era of conservatism is over – and we are now seeing a progressive transformation. As the queer community elaborates where it is going, Smash the Church, Smash the State should not be viewed as a mere historical anthology – but as a critical examination of where to go from here." - Paul Hogarth, BeyondChron
"Tommi Avicolli Mecca's new anthology, Smash the Church, Smash the State: The Early Years of Gay Liberation, offers a fascinating look at the rise of gay liberation and its place in the era's radical panoply. . . Avicolli Mecca's collection is unique in bringing together first-person accounts from people who lived the life and some of the key manifestos that inspired them." - Liz Highleyman, Bay Area Reporter
"Smash the Church, Smash the State: The Early Years of Gay Liberation, is the new anthology edited by Tommi Avicolli Mecca, himself a veteran of the earliest gay liberation struggles, and today an activist, gender-bending performance artist, and writer well-known to San Francisco queers. . . The personal testimonies collected for Smash the Church, Smash the State!, augmented by manifestos and documents of that early period and biographical sketches of important movement figures, help recreate those heady, joyously rambunctious days of "sex, drugs, and rock 'n roll" as queers, influenced by the hippies, Yippies, and Zippies, built their own radical wing of the prevailing youth counterculture, and created their own influential publications." - Doug Ireland, Gay City News
"To many Americans, the gay liberation movement began sometime in the 1960s as a seemingly sudden phenomenon of all manner of queer men and women doing silly things, militant things, and serious things to express their dissatisfaction with what they viewed as a repressive social order. According to Mecca, editor of this engaging anthology and a dedicated participant in gay liberation, the movement actually began decades earlier, possibly as early as 1949. This anthology is a collection of stories shared by many individuals from the perspective of their lives inside the movement." Book News
"The book makes crystal clear that it was the organizing that followed the dust-up that made Stonewall the start of the modern gay liberation movement. . . . kudos to Tommi Avicolli Mecca for being the driving force behind assembling and publishing this important history of the early, radical LGBT movement." —Bob Schwartz, The Freedom Socialist
"Let's posit the Stonewall riots that rocked New York City in 1969 as the Big Bang of the gay movement. Ater that, all things seemed to be loose in the universe. It was a cultural, sexual and political revolution, or, as Thomas Foran commented at the time, 'a freakin' faggot revolution.' And it was about time. Edited by Tommi Avicolli Mecca, Smash the Church, Smash the State! (City Lights, $18.96) is a lively account by many of the people who were there at the revolution and others whose lives were changed forever by the push for gay liberation." —John Mitzel, The Guide
"When everyone hates you, it's natural to hate them right back. Smash the Church, Smash the State!: The Early Years of Gay Liberation is a look at the early days of gay liberation where much of society grew finally tired of hiding a major part of them and took a stand for their rights. A fight that rages on to this day, the stories of those who threw the first stone are inspiring and will motivate current civil rights fighters to stand their ground. Smash the Church, Smash the State! is an ideal addition to any history collection focusing on civil rights." —James A. Cox, Midwest Book Review
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To many Americans, the gay liberation movement began sometime in the 1960s as a seemingly sudden phenomenon of all manner of queer men and women doing silly things, militant things, and serious things to express their dissatisfaction with what they viewed as a repressive social order. According to Mecca, editor of this engaging anthology and a dedicated participant in gay liberation, the movement actually began decades earlier, possibly as early as 1949. This anthology is a collection of stories shared by many individuals from the perspective of their lives inside the movement. Annotation ©2009 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Forty years after Stonewall, a look at the origins and influences of the Gay Liberation movement.
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Tommi Avicolli Mecca is a former member of Gay Liberation Front who has never stopped being an activist for queer and social justice causes. His writings have appeared in various anthologies over the years, most recently, "That's Revolting" (Soft Skull) and he is a contributor to the Philadelphia Inquirer, SF Examiner, and SF Bay Guardian, among other newspapers.
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Archive for April, 2012
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Every environmentalist drools over it, every physicist and engineer breaks into a dreamy sweat when they think about it, and every politician has fallen completely head-over-heels in love with it: solar photo-voltaic (PV) energy. What on earth could be more
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For the record, I do not make a habit of calling out 12 year-old girls on the internet. However, I believe this is one instance that occasions it. You may have seen this video circulating on YouTube. It is entitled
Canadians Open to More Thievery To Enforce a More Unequal Society
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Sift together flour, baking powder, and salt. Beat together butter and 1 1/4 cups sugar with an electric mixer until light and fluffy. Beat in whole eggs, 1 at a time, then vanilla. Alternately add flour mixture and milk in batches, beginning and ending with flour mixture and beating on low speed after each addition until just incorporated. Fold in berries.
Spoon batter into baking dish, spreading evenly.
Lightly beat egg white with a fork and add remaining 3 tablespoons sugar and almonds, stirring to coat.
Spoon topping over batter and bake in middle of oven until golden brown and a tester inserted in center comes out clean, 50 minutes to 1 hour. Cool in pan on a rack 10 minutes.
Cooks' note: Coffeecake can be made 1 day ahead and kept, covered, at room temperature. Reheat, covered, in a 350°F. oven.


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The Global FlyFisher - The Largest and Best Place to go for Online Fly Fishing and Fly Tying
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First published before January 1st 2001 - More than 15 years ago
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Fly hooks for Scandinavian salt water use
By Martin Joergensen
There are several considerations to make when choosing fly hooks for salt water fishing for sea trout.
Stainless steel does have one disadvantage, though; The stainless hooks are fragile and break, but normally that will not happen, unless you abuse the fly.
|Hook types that I recommend for salt water flies:
Two straight eye streamer hooks:
a Kamasan Thunder Creek #4
and a Mustad 34011 Stainless #8
Both types can be used for salt water fishing.
The Kamasan will stand salt to a surprising extent.
Three types of nymph/emerger hooks: Mustad Curved Nymph/Dry (80050 BR), Partridge Emerger/Nymph (GRS12ST) and Tiemco TMC 200. All are the same size (#6). The Partridge is my own favourite. It's made in a Niflor coated version which is not stainless but close.


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