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Officials are proposing an amendment to the Department of the Treasury Acquisition Regulation, the supplement to the governmentwide Federal Acquisition Regulation, to include the contract clause, as required by the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. The bill became law in July 2010.
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This reminds me of when I got out of the Navy back in 1977. I had an informal job offer from a manager at an electronic firm servicing Point Mugu Naval Air Station on a system that I was trained and working on before I got out. Several days later instead of the appointment to go through the hiring process, he gave me the bad news that he had to do an affirmative action hiring, Female, Black, Hispanic surname - filled three quotas. She was not otherwise qualified for the job, but since they were a government contractor, the rules had to be followed at the expense of getting the job done. Now some folks would say that was an easy out to not hire me but I knew the manager, we were both in the Point Mugu Rod and Gun Club, and he was a bit upset that he had to give up a good tech for political expediency. Although in hind sight, I think EEO did me a favor since I may have not gone on to start college that fall because of the nice (at the time) position he was offering. Engineering has a lot less rules and union garbage to follow than a tech position in most places.
How racist and sexist can you get? This has to violate some provision of the EEO act.
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When the Catablog image is enlarged in the Lightbox, is there anyway for my clients to copy the image or perhaps to rt-click and copy the image?
Hi jamiebraman you can always copy the link location from the image onto a new tab in the browser or a new browser window. Then all you have to do is right click and save as.
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Copying the link and opening it in a new window does not work. The link that opens in the new window is the catalog page and not the enlarged lightbox image.
Hi jamiebraman you are correct, however if you enable the following under CataBlog >> Public >> Enable Individual Pages and Category Archives: will create a permalink to the image. This will then allow you to right click on the image and save or copy to a new window or tab.
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Thank you so much for following up and trying to help me with my problem. Unfortunately, when I do as you suggest, (enable individ pages and cat archives), and then rt-click the enlarged lightbox image, I do get the option to open in a new window or tab, but in the new window/tab the enlarged lightbox image shows, but again we're back where we started from with no option to copy the image.
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I am using the Genesis child theme, Pure Elegance. The short code is: [catablog category="Farm Tables"]
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Thank you. I did make the change to the shortcode, but unfortunately, it removed the titles and descriptions from under each picture. In addition, when I clicked the image and it enlarged in the lightbox, I still got the same results as before...no ability to copy the image. I returned the shortcode to its original.
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I am also running Twenty Thirteen theme. Have you tried a different theme just to test to see if it is a theme related issue?
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|Oct 24, 1919
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|Goodfellow Allan
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4 .A. GOODFELLOW. LA.W N MOWER ATTACHMENT. 'AIPIPLICATYION FILED OCT-24. 1919. 1,379,555. I Patented May 24,1921.
' APPLICATION FKLED OCT-24,1919. 31,3?9,555.,- at ted May 24,1921.
WITNESS: INVENTOR. 7'? a 1M A. awgfizmw I Y s I r 4 ATTORNEY.
Specification of Letters Patent.
Patented May 24:, 1921.
Application filed October 24, 1919. Serial No. 332,943.
T 0 all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, ALLAN GoonrELLow, a citizen of the UnitedStates, residing at N orton,-in the county of Bristol and State of Massachusetts, have invented new and useful Improvements in Lawn-Mower Attachments, of which the following is a specification.
This invention relates to improvements or attachments for lawn mowers, and has for an object the provision of means carried by the mower and located in advance of the cutting blades for causing the grass to assume an upright position before being reached by the said blades. This eliminates the unsightly appearance of uneven lines, due to the grass being wet and lying in a more or less flat position, so as to be out of the path of the cutting blades, the sun afterward drying the grass and causing it to assume an upright position, which results in patches or scattered blades of long grass.
The invention further aims to provide means whereby the invention may be moved to an inactive position when desired; for example, when the length of the grass is such as to render the use of the invention impracticable.
Other objects and advantages of the invention will appear as the following description is read in connection with the accompanying drawings.
In the drawings:
Figure 1 is a front elevation of a lawn mower, with the invention applied thereto.
Fig. 2 is a central transverse sectional view.
Fig. 3 is a section on the line 3-3 of Fig. 1.
Fig. 4 is a front elevation of a modified form of the invention secured to a lawn mower.
Fig. 5 is a central transverse sectional view of Fig. 4 with the attachment in an elevated or inactive position.
Referring in detail to the drawings, like characters of reference denote corresponding parts throughout the several views.
The invention is designed either for use as a part of a lawn mower, or as an attachment to be applied thereto. In Figs. 1 to 3 of the drawings the first mentioned form of the invention is illustrated. This comprises a brush 10 of circular cross sectional form having a shaft extending therethrough.
The opposite ends of this shaft pass through openings 11 formed in each of the opposed side plates of the traction wheels 12 of the mower. The openings or slots 11 are of arcuate formation and the ends of the shaft of the brush extend therethrough and have secured thereon'pinions 13 which mesh with an internal gear 14. in each of the traction wheels 12. The slots 11 are so formed and arranged that the brush may be moved in ward and upward toward the center of the traction wheels, so as to be out of contact with the grass, in the event the use of the brush is not desired. As illustrated in the drawings, the brush 10 is positioned in advance of the cutting blades 15 of the mower, the purpose being to revolve the brush in a direction opposite to the direction of movement of the mower. This will sweep the grass forward and upward, causing the blades of grass to assume an upright position before being reached by the cutting blades 15 of the mower. These cutting blades will then contact with all of the blades of grass over which the mower passes and result in an even and neatly mowed lawn.
In Figs. 4 and 5 of the drawings, the invention is shown in the form of an attachment, which may be secured to or removed from the lawn mower, as desired. In this form of the invention, there is provided a brush 16, also of circular formation and having extending from each end the oppo site ends of a shaft 17. Wheels and rollers 18 are mounted upon the opposite ends of the shaft 17 which ends are also mounted to revolve in bearings carried by one end of arms 19. The opposite ends of the arms 19 are provided with hook-like extremities 21, which are adapted to engage over a stationary cross bar 22 of the lawn mower and to be removably held in such engagement through the medium of a set screw 23, or other fastening device. In this form of the invention, the brush may be either swung upward with the bar 22 as a pivot, or may be removed from the said bar by removing the fastening devices 23. By securing the wheels upon the end of the brush shaft by a pawl and ratchet connection 24:, the brush will rotate when the mower is moved for ward and will remain stationary when the mower is moved rearwardly.
The invention is susceptible of various changes in its form, proportions and minor details of construction and the right is here in reserved to make such changes as properly fall within the scope of-the appended claims.
Having described the invention what is claimed is: I 1. The combination with a lawn-mower,
V of a brush carried by the mower and operating in advance of the cutting blades thereof A for causing the grass to assume an upright position before being reached by said blades and means for revolving the brush when the mower is traveling in one direction and permitting the brush to remain idle when the mower is traveling in an opposite direction. 2. The combination with a lawn mower, of a brush carried by'the mower and operating in advance of the cutting blades thereof for causingthe grass to assume an upright position before being reached bysaid blades and means including a pawl= and ratchet mechanism for revolving the brush when the mower is traveling in one direction and permitting the brush toremain idle when the mower .is traveling in an opposite direction. In testimony whereof I afiix my signature. i ALLAN GOODFELLQW.
|Citing Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|Nov 2, 1972
|Aug 13, 1974
|J Finneran
|Rotary mower
|Jan 23, 1992
|Jul 20, 1993
|Deere & Company
|Rear discharge reel mower having multi-purpose rotary brush
|Mar 24, 2011
|Apr 1, 2014
|GreensPerfection LLC
|Turf conditioning method and apparatus
|Sep 29, 2011
|Rodney Lingle
|Turf Conditioning Method And Apparatus
|Mar 20, 2014
|Nov 13, 2014
|John Fichera
|Moisture removal attachment for powered lawnmower
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Reds stadium adding features ahead of Opening Day, MLB All-Star Game
Friday, February 06, 2015
Great American Ball Park
is undergoing a number of changes this winter, including the addition of a new bar, to help prepare for the
MLB All-Star Game
on July 14. The $4.5 million renovation is slated to be completed by Opening Day, April 6.
The Bootlegger bar is being added on the first-base side of the lower-level concourse in the area that houses Skyline and LaRosa's. Those dining options will remain, though Penn Station will move to the concourse on the third-base side.
The bar will give fans the feel of walking into an old-time bar. Inspiration for the design came from the bar behind the lower-level blue seats at the Reds' former home, Riverfront Stadium, which was based on the beer garden that Boss Cox, who was part of Cincinnati's political scene at the turn of the century, ran in Over-the-Rhine.
The Bootlegger will offer liquor and beer, including some craft beer options, but it won't have as many craft options as the existing bar on the third-base side.
The second major renovation this winter has been the upper level Riverfront Club, which was previously a white-tablecloth dining option. It will now be called The Handlebar and feature covered seating that's exposed to the outdoors.
In addition, the concession stand facades along the concourses on the first- and third-base lines are getting facelifts. They'll look more like actual storefronts, with brick fronts.
The Reds are also creating Retail Row at the main entrance, which will create a space for retail kiosks down the third-base concourse to the entrance to Gapper's Alley. Retailers include game-used merchandise, a Reds Hall of Fame stand, regular Reds retail merchandise, a Reds Community Fund booth for Split the Pot raffle tickets, a season ticket holder booth and a stand for the Reds Heads kids club.
Pop-up chef Ryan Santos opening brick-and-mortar restaurant
Wednesday, February 04, 2015
For the past five years, Chef Ryan Santos has been operating
as a pop-up restaurant at venues around the city. Now he plans to open a brick-and-mortar storefront under the same name.
Santos' love for cooking began 10 years ago when he was diagnosed with Crohn's disease.
"I learned to cook from scratch with a lot of dietary restriction," he says. "I quickly fell in love with cooking, and when my health improved I started training in kitchens around the country and in Europe."
The restaurant's menu will look a lot like it does now, with a five-course and a three-course offering. The bar will also offer different a la carte options. Please will be open for dinner, and Santos says he's still working on a daytime component but that it won't be your typical 11 a.m.-2 p.m. lunch.
"We hope to bring a new format and experience to food that doesn't currently exist here," Santos says. "Our approach to food and the dining experience is made up of all of the things I've loved during my travels domestically and abroad."
Once open, Please won't host pop-up dinners any longer, but Santos plans to continue doing private dinners for customers, where he comes to and cooks in their home. Santos is also toying with hosting new pop-up concepts and is working with Sierra Laumer of
, who would host brunches in the space.
Santos says Please will open roughly a year from now at an address to be determined — he's looking at possible locations in Columbia Tusculum, East Walnut Hills, the Findlay Market area and elsewhere in Over-the-Rhine.
campaign to help raise restaurant funds ends on Feb. 5.
New single-family housing project coming together in Northside
Tuesday, February 03, 2015
Over the past 11 years, there have been several larger single-family developments in Northside — Northwind by
and Rockford Woods and
Virginia Place
, which were both CitiRamas by In-Line Development. Large land parcels further from the business district became available and attractive for larger for-profit developers, and about 100 new homes have been built and sold.
Infill, nearer to the central business district, is harder to come by. The lots are smaller and disconnected and can take years to assemble into potentially larger projects.
Five new single-family houses will soon be developed at the northwest corner of Fergus and Lingo streets in Northside. The
Cincinnati Northside Community Urban Redevelopment Corporation
(CNCURC) received the first parcel of land for the project in 2006 and purchased the remaining three parcels by 2013.
Northside was chosen for the development because of its character and to add diversity to its new housing stock. Most of Northside's residential projects in recent years have been apartments.
"Much of Northside's success is due to the diversity, creativity, compassion and involvement of residents and business owners," says Stefanie Sunderland, executive director of CNCURC. "As an organization, CNCURC strives to provide different housing options for the growing eclectic population interested in relocating to the community or wishing to establish more permanent roots in the neighborhood."
D-HAS Architecture Planning & Design partnered with
Great Traditions Land & Development Company
for the project, which is part of D-HAS's City Series. The project is being funded through the presale of the homes.
The two- and three-bedroom houses will have detached garages and will range in size from 1,600 to 2,000 square feet. Prices will start in the mid-$200,000 range. Potential homebuyers will be able to choose from 12 different exterior options and various floor plans. There will also be an option for a third floor and accessory dwelling unit that would expand the house to 3,000 square feet and raise the price to about $350,000.
A groundbreaking date hasn't been set yet, but it's expected that construction on each house will take about six months to complete.
Federal grant to help kick-start Ohio River Trail West development
Monday, February 02, 2015
The proposed
Ohio River Trail West
was recently awarded over $1 million from a federal congestion mitigation/air quality grant, which along with $261,000 from the city's bicycle program and other funds will go toward completing Phase I. The ultimate goal for the trail is a 20-mile off-road bikeway and greenway that connects Smale Riverfront Park downtown to Shawnee Lookout in North Bend, as well as an eight-mile loop around Shawnee Lookout.
These initial funds will be used for much of the 3.7-mile portion of the trail extending from the Evans recreation area near Lower Price Hill and around the Gilday-Riverside recreation complex.
"Lower Price Hill is on the threshold of exciting things," says Tom Croft, co-chair of River West Working Group.
Work on the new Sixth Street viaduct was recently finished, which reconnected Lower Price Hill with the surrounding area. Oyler School, which is a pre-K through high school learning and community center, went from having an 85 percent dropout rate to having an 85 percent high school graduation rate. Plus the Incline Theater next to the Incline Public House is on track to be completed by summer.
River West Working Group, which deals with matters of land use that affect the western riverfront and the nearby greenspaces, is interested in the positive developments along the river, including industrial, transportation and recreational developments.
"As development has progressed along the western riverfront, it became clearer that there were recreational assets on the west side, and that there was no real link among them," Croft says.
A western riverfront trail as been part of public policy since 1969, says Dave Zelman, co-chair of River West Working Group. In 2008, the organization decided that it was important to start somewhere and adopted the Ohio River Trail West as one of its major projects.
"The river is the city's greatest asset and is a key to commerce, recreation and a way of life," Zelman says. "Our vision is to refocus on the western riverfront and provide multiple new opportunities for vibrant uses, including working, living and playing, in a way that makes the area a regional attraction."
The Ohio River Trail West could eventually link to trails that run north up the Great Miami River.
Pure Romance to run downtown pop-up shop throughout February
Monday, February 02, 2015
Just in time for Valentine's Day,
Pure Romance
hosts a pop-up shop, Truly Sexy, Feb. 6-28 on the first floor of the Cincinnati Bar Association's downtown building. The 4,000-square-foot shop will be open daily from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. at 225 E. Sixth St.
Truly Sexy is the company's first pop-up boutique and is geared to increase brand awareness and introduce new consumers to the brand and what it has to offer, says CEO Chris Cicchinelli.
Pure Romance doesn't plan to open a permanent retail location, but there may be other month-long pop-up boutiques in the company's future.
"If this model is successful, we would consider expanding to other large cities, like New York, Chicago and L.A.," Cicchinelli says.
The shop will offer Pure Romance's bath and beauty lines, massage oils and lotions, creams, enhancement products, adult toys and its all-natural line. The company will also be introducing its newest line, the Masterpiece collection, at Truly Sexy.
The Masterpiece collection is inspired by the books and upcoming film
Fifty Shades of Grey
. It features higher end toys and items that have become popular since the books' release, including a collection of decorative masks, whips, floggers and ben wa balls.
Truly Sexy will also host private after-hours "Boutique Shopping Experiences" for groups of 20 or more. To schedule an event, contact Suzanne Murray at
or 513-205-7662.
Chicago transplant bringing new restaurant, sense of community to OTR
Friday, January 30, 2015
Nick Pesola started his business idea, rotisserie chickens, at
Findlay Market
last summer. In a few weeks, he will be opening the doors of his brick-and-mortar restaurant,
Revolution Rotisserie & Bar
, at 1106 Race St. in Over-the-Rhine.
"When I moved to Cincinnati for work, I lived in Oakley and stumbled upon OTR at a friend's recommendation," Pesola says. "I fell in love with the neighborhood. It has a good blend of urban and neighborhood and reminds me of Chicago. There are also lots of entrepreneurial things happening as well as transplants like me. Why wouldn't anyone want to live in OTR or start a business here?"
Originally, Pesola set out to do a healthier take on gyros, which are popular in his native Chicago. But after a few tastings, he realized chicken was the way to go. He started with an eight-bird rotisserie at Findlay Market and increased to a 40-bird rotisserie because he kept running out.
He also thought he'd be selling whole and half chickens more, but he became known for pita sandwiches. And so Revolution was born.
The menu will feature eight pita sandwiches that showcase the versatility of chicken, all topped with vegetables and homemade sauces and made with FreeBird chicken, which is sourced from Amish and Mennonite farms that raise chickens humanely and free of hormones and preservatives. There will also be a potato bowl with mashed potatoes or tater tots, gravy, cheese and chicken on top, and the menu will be rounded out with four salads and a la carte sides like garlic mashed potatoes, cinnamon applesauce, creamed corn, roasted seasonal vegetables and pita chips and hummus.
Revolution will also have a full bar, so customers can have a sandwich and craft beer or a punch-style cocktail.
The 1,500-square-foot space has been home to two different cafes and has been completely transformed to fit Revolution's needs. Pesola installed a hood for the grill top and rotisserie as well as a full bar with 10 seats.
"I wanted the space to have a unique identity that was competitive in OTR," Pesola says. "We're doing our best to compete in the market and doing something different with a genuine feel."
Not only does Pesola want to be known for his food, but he's also excited about
being a great employer
and helping his employees receive an education and learn transferable skills.
"I want to contribute to the community," he says. "People come to my door all the time asking for a job, and I'm exploring that. I want to leave OTR a better community than before I opened Revolution. I'm all about improving everything around you and seeking to understand before doing something."
Pesola is funding Revolution on his own, but he's set up a
campaign in order to raise $6,000 to offset some start-up expenses.
Formerly blighted corner is harbinger of Pleasant Ridge redevelopment
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
Pleasant Ridge's signature property at the corner of Montgomery and Ridge roads is in the midst of a $2 million redevelopment. Once finished, 6099 Montgomery Road, or
, will be home to Cincinnati's newest brewery and other businesses that add to the neighborhood's entertainment district.
The two-story building dates back the 1800s, when it was a stagecoach hotel. In the late 2000s, it fell into foreclosure and sat vacant for several years. The
Pleasant Ridge Development Corporation
(PRDC) began to look for opportunities to redevelop and formed a partnership with Gene Levental of
Cincinnati Premier Realty
In 2011, PRDC won a $200,000 Neighborhood Business District Improvement Project grant from the city and used the money to purchase the building. Phase I of redevelopment included shell stabilization of the building and preparing it for future tenants.
"Since securing our entertainment district license, it's always been a vision of PRDC to supplement the existing business mix with more destination businesses," says Jason Chamlee, president of PRDC.
In addition to
Nine Giant Brewing
, two existing tenants will remain in the building: a salon above the brewery and an insurance company. There are currently three spaces awaiting tenants, which Chamlee says he hopes will be food- and beverage-based businesses.
"The new model of using these types of businesses as anchors can be replicated," he says. "It used to be the butcher, the baker and the candlestick maker, but food and beverage businesses are the ones that will drive traffic."
The three remaining storefronts vary in size, and two of the three have a shared wall that could be removed to create a larger space.
PRDC wants to show Cincinnati that there are great opportunities for investment and development within Pleasant Ridge and help raise the profile of the business district.
"We're hoping to increase Pleasant Ridge's customer base with this development," Chamlee says. "We're a very strong community, but we're small. We're targeting our larger nearby neighborhoods and beginning to draw people in from outside. With that, we're working to bring attention to Pleasant Ridge. We're trying to raise the district's profile and the awareness of the area in the city."
Nine Giant to expand local craft beer growth into Pleasant Ridge
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
Nine Giant Brewing
will open its doors this summer in Pleasant Ridge's newest development,
, at the prominent corner of Montgomery and Ridge roads. The brewery is the brainchild of brothers-in-law Michael Albarella, a self-proclaimed beer nerd, and Brandon Hughes, who has a business background.
While on a yearly family trip to North Carolina, Albarella and Hughes hatched a plan to start a brewery. This was before MadTree and Rhinegeist, and the two felt that Cincinnati was ripe for a craft beer revolution.
"We were definitely onto something," Hughes says.
He quit his job last April, and he and his wife moved back to Cincinnati to start making Nine Giant a reality.
When Nine Giant opens its 3,400-square-ft. facility, it won't be launching flagship beers. Instead, each of its eight taps will be dedicated to a certain category of beer — there will always be a tap dedicated to pale ale, but it could be a German pale, an American pal, a Belgian pale or something more exotic like a chile-spiked pale ale, Hughes says.
"We'll revisit beers over time, but we want to have room to experiment and to have fun and offer customers a great experience every time," he says.
Albarella and Hughes will also be creating beers with lower alcohol contents, although that doesn't mean all of the beers will be "session-style," or beers lower in alcohol so you can drink more in one session. There will be high-gravity styles alongside more session style beers, and there might be an imperial IPA with a 7.5-8 percent ABV, which isn't a session beer but is lower than most double IPAs on the market.
"As a taproom-only brewery, we want people to be able to try a number of our beers at one time," Hughes says.
Nine Giant is also a snackery and will offer a menu of 8-10 small plates that pair well with its beers. The final launch menu isn't set in stone yet, but Hughes says there will definitely be a charcuterie plate and riffs on traditional American bar foot, including pomme frites and deep-fried housemade pickles. Sliders might make the menu, and there will be heavy Mexican and Central American influences.
"We've always envisioned ourselves being part of a neighborhood, a community," Hughes says. "Pleasant Ridge was perfect. The local residents really rally behind local businesses, and the support and well wishes we've received since announcing the brewery have been amazing. The area has a ton going for it, with affordable housing, a new elementary school and great accessibility. We're really excited to be part of the larger economic revitalization of this proud neighborhood."
Northside church renovations to yield brewery, theater, event space
Monday, January 26, 2015
Urban Artifact, formerly
Grayscale Cincinnati
, recently purchased the old St. Patrick's church in Northside, which was most recently home to Queen City Cookies. Plans are to renovate the church property into a brewery and event space by spring. Urban Artifact was also working on a project at the
old Jackson Brewery
in Over-the-Rhine, and their plans for Northside contain some of the same program elements.
"The church has the same reused aesthetic as the Jackson Brewery," says Urban Artifact's Scott Hand, who is serving as construction manager and architect for the project. "It's a great architectural space, and preservation is big for us."
The Northside property includes the church and nearby gymnasium and rectory, totaling over 20,000 square feet. The church will have a 200-seat theater upstairs in the sanctuary and a taproom, bar and smaller event space on the ground level. The gym will be home to the actual brewery, and the rectory may be the site of a future restaurant.
Bret Kollmann-Baker and Scott Hunter are focused on the brewery part of the project, along with Hand and his business partner, Dominic Marino. Kollmann-Baker says the taproom will have 8-12 of its own beers on tap as well as a full liquor license. The plan is to offer something for everyone and to create unique beer cocktails to introduce people to the beer.
There are also plans to distribute the beer to Northside bars.
Urban Artifact is bringing other Northside businesses into the space.
New Edgecliff Theatre
will perform upstairs.
Groundwork Cincinnati
, which is in charge of the Mill Creek bike path, is renting part of the rectory for office space and its educational outreach program.
Hand also hopes to create a courtyard biergarten, something that will help bring the project to the forefront of the open container entertainment district that's in the works for Northside. Urban Artifact purchased the St. Patrick property as one parcel, which means that it requires one liquor license.
"This facility is perfect," Hand says. "There's lots of density and historic elements in the neighborhood, and it would benefit from a larger venue like this. There's nowhere that can hold 700 people here. We also get to be Northside's brewery (and) to be the brand for local pride."
CGN grant money makes creative Covington projects possible
Monday, January 26, 2015
Center for Great Neighborhoods
recently announced the recipients of eight Creative Community grants, which total over $35,000. The grants will go toward artistic and creative projects in
, with six of them happening in its Westside neighborhood.
216 Pike Art Wall ($5,000
A new wall across from an open lot at 216 Pike St. will be used to display public art. The wall will include flower boxes, lighting at night and an overhang to shelter people and the artwork. Christopher J. Meyer will curate the art and will solicit work from local artists and rotate the display on a monthly basis. The art wall will prevent non-resident access to the lot, which will help improve what's been a nuisance space that attracted negative attention.
Analemmatic Sundial & Solar Light ($5,000
David Rice will use the sun's rays to address safety in Westside. The interactive sundial will be a 12-foot-by-6-foot half-circle, and people will use their bodies to provide the shadow-casting object to tell time. The other part of the project is installing a solar light on top of the sundial to illuminate the parking lot on Orchard Street, making it more safe and inviting.
Art on 12th ($4,321.25)
Julia Martin will install lighted artwork in the windows of an empty building on 12th
Street. The original art will be created by Martin or by students in one of her community art classes. The space will also feature an Art Walk to view the pieces as well and create safety through community interaction.
B Visible: See and B Seen ($4,595
The Coder and Maker Group for the
Kenton County Library
will host workshops for Covington residents and students to create clothing and bike accessories that will increase the safety of pedestrians and bicyclists. There will also be a fashion show to celebrate Bike Month and Covington's bicentennial.
CYC Crosswalk Campaign ($3,175)
Covington Youth Commission
will address safety for kids and other pedestrians on the streets around John G. Carlisle Elementary School by installing artwork in the crosswalks. They'll be working with artist and Holmes High School teacher Donny Roundtree and youth leaders in the school's BLOCK program to design and paint the crosswalks.
Goats in Goebel ($5,000
Gus Wolf and Lauren VanDyke Wolf will bring goats to the hillside in
Goebel Park
to eat and eliminate overgrowth and invasive plant species.
Orchard Park Swing ($5,000
A group swing will be permanently placed in Orchard Park, which is currently a vacant lot. Lauren DiFulvio Wolf will donate her photography skills to hold a one-day community session and then display the prints in and around the park to attract attention and remind visitors of the neighborhood's energy and diversity.
Pones in Public ($3,500
The grant will be used to fund eight
Pones Inc.
performances that will encourage families, groups and strangers to express creativity. The performances will be free and integrated into existing community activities.
The funding for the Creative Community grants is made possible by
The Kresge Foundation
, which has given CGN a multi-year grant for creative placemaking initiatives in Covington. Other Kresge-funded projects include improving the 12th Street corridor, the
rehabilitation of the historic Hellmann Lumber Mill
, creating more
housing opportunities
and continuing to combat blight and stabilize the city.
Findlay Market creating incubator kitchen to help food entrepreneurs
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Findlay Market
took control of an Elm Street property two weeks ago, and construction is slated to begin on the market's 8,000-square-foot incubator kitchen in May. The project will yield five industrial kitchens that will help launch and grow food-related businesses.
The Corporation for Findlay Market raised $2.5 million for the project and will charge between $16 and $20 per hour for use of kitchen space. The pricing structure isn't finalized yet, but there will most likely be an additional fee for storage and tool or utensil rental.
"We're excited to expand our mission to provide more resources to food entrepreneurs," says Joe Hansbauer, president and CEO of the Corporation for Findlay Market. "The market is already a premiere location to
start and grow a food-related business
, and the kitchen will further remove barriers for those who are looking to launch a new idea or grow an existing successful business."
Findlay Market is also focusing on removing barriers to entry for low-income and minority food entrepreneurs.
"I want to help them achieve their dream of starting a business and leverage their skills for making great food," Hansbauer says.
The kitchen will also be used for different events, such as pop-up restaurants, cooking classes, healthy eating education and supporting farmers who are looking to make value-added products from their produce.
"An incubator kitchen has long been in the
master plan for Findlay Market
, and we're excited to finally make it a reality," Hansbauer says.
The kitchen, located at 1719 Elm St., will be completed by September at the earliest or December at the latest.
Over-the-Rhine Chamber of Commerce is offering a tour of Findlay Market's pre-construction incubator kitchen site 4:30-6:30 p.m. Feb. 12, followed by a happy hour at Rhinegeist Brewery.
Get details here
O Pie O opening at DeSales Corner in East Walnut Hills
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Cincinnati's first pie bakery plans to open its doors this spring in East Walnut Hills.
O Pie O
will occupy the space at 1527 Madison Road at DeSales Corner.
"We want to be a gathering place for friends, families and neighbors, and we can't think of a better place for a pie shop," Lou Ginocchio II says,
O Pie O
's co-founder and marketer.
Ginocchio's partner Ian Sobeck is O Pie O's chef and baker. The intention all along was to open a physical shop, but Sobeck had to figure out how to make pies for a lot of people. Once he got that figured out, he went down to Findlay Market and set up a tent to start selling.
O Pie O's menu will feature sweet and savory pies that will rotate on a seasonal basis. On the sweet side, there will be fruit, custard and nut pies as well as small pastries made from Sobeck's pie crust. Pies can be served a la mode or in pie shakes. The savory menu will feature pot pies, quiches and tortas, plus smaller savory options like empanadas and samosas.
The pies will be the cornerstone of the menu but will be complimented by soups, salads, wine, craft beer, coffee and ice cream. Lunch and dinner will be served during the week, with brunch in the mornings and a limited late-night menu.
O Pie O is currently available at
Findlay Market
Sprout Market & Eatery
Park + Vine
Reser Bicycle Outfitters
Clifton Natural Foods
. Ginocchio says they plan to continue these relationships after O Pie O opens.
"We have a lot in common with them," he says. "They're in energized neighborhoods and want the same kind of future in Cincinnati where small businesses not only thrive but are good neighbors."
O Pie O plans to have an event at their space on Pi Day, which is March 14, even if it's before the shop is officially open.
Ruth's Parkside Cafe owners hoping to host American Can reunion
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Built in 1921, the American Can building in Northside was home to the American Can Company, which manufactured can-making machines. After the company closed in 1963, it reopened as the Cleveland Machine Company, which used the first floor for machining purposes.
The building then sat vacant for almost 30 years, until it was redeveloped into
110 apartments
Ruth's Parkside Café
Fisher Design
Since Ruth's opened in October 2013, customers have come in whose parents, relatives or themselves worked at American Can. In its heyday, the company employed about 2,500 people. Restaurant owners Mary Kroner and David Tape want to keep those memories alive by hosting an American Can reunion of sorts.
For now, Kroner is gathering a list of people who are interested in the idea. She's working with a professor at the University of Cincinnati who specializes in local history, and she wants to hear what others remember about their time at American Can.
Details haven't been ironed out yet, but Kroner plans to have the reunion on a Sunday (when Ruth's isn't open) and pass around photos, memorabilia and stories about American Can as well as learn a little more about its history.
If you're interested in participating in or learning more about the American Can reunion, please email Mary Kroner at
Newport coffee shop expanding into the space next door
Sunday, January 18, 2015
Carabello Coffee
launched a Kickstarter campaign last month to raise $40,000 to purchase and renovate the next-door storefront, as well as its current space, for a new space totaling about 2,500 square feet. Since opening in 2013,
has grown by about 80 percent over the past year.
By purchasing the building next door, owners Justin and Emily Carabello will be able to build a new roastery, training lab and slow bar. They also plan to add a larger kitchen, office and dry goods storage area.
"The slow bar in the new space will allow us to focus on brewing manually and put more of an emphasis on process and discussion," Justin says. "It will be like a shop within a shop with two bars — one a social cafe devoted to curated items and signature drinks that we don't currently offer, and the other will be a slow bar for coffee geeks."
The slow bar, which will be located between the main café and roastery, will have limited hours at first to really focus on the education of coffee drinking.
"We've been able to introduce people to specialty coffee by doing small things like only brewing single cups in Clever Coffee Drippers after 11 a.m. and offering classic-sized espresso drinks, as well as Chemex brewing," Justin says. "We're able to talk to people about coffee and be a very approachable coffee shop."
Carabello's roastery will be moved to the prime spot in the building and be clearly visible from the sidewalk and the street. A new area will be designed for wholesale customer training, classes and staff cuppings, as well as work stations for customers who want to stay and work for a few hours.
The Carabellos are working with
Work Architecture + Design
, a smaller firm that specializes in historic adaptive reuse projects. Renovations will include gutting the current space and change the floor plan. Justin says the two buildings were separate but were joined together on the deed at some point. He plans to blow a hole in the brick wall that separates the two spaces and connect them internally.
"We hope our expansion will help to further economic development in the Monmouth Street business district," Justin says.
The Kickstarter campaign ended Dec. 30 and beat its goal,
raising over $42,000
Carabello will remain open during the renovation process and hope to have both spaces fully operational by early fall.
Covington caterer partners with local businesses for food endeavors
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
After moving to Covington a few months ago,
Four Seasons Catering
is embedding itself in the local community by partnering with emerging businesses.
On Jan. 15, Four Seasons will take over the food service at
Gateway Community & Technical College
and create a gourmet but affordable menu for students and faculty. They're also working on a menu for
Braxton Brewery
, which is slated to open this spring. And soon customers will be able to stop in at Four Seasons' storefront location and try items from Braxton's upcoming menu.
The new location is 11 W. Seventh St. in downtown Covington, after Four Seasons opened in Florence two and a half years ago. The caterer did over 100 weddings, corporate events and private parties last year and has even more in the works for 2015.
"When we moved to Covington, we saw the
renaissance happening here
and wanted to be part of that," says chef and owner Michael Gayon. He graduated from Le Cordon Bleu, where he studied to be a saucier, and has worked in a number of high-end restaurants in NYC and Seattle.
The storefront contains a 1,200-square-foot commercial kitchen, a front-of-the-house meeting room for clients and a to-go-only deli and bakery. The menu features soups, salads, sandwiches and baked goods made by Gayon's wife, Melinda. Her specialty is a cinnamon roll that Gayon says is "to die for."
Four Seasons is also working on creating other local partnerships, including with a local limousine company for VIP jet service, and will continue creating pastries and soups for
Left Bank Coffeehouse
, with the hopes of expanding the shop's food offerings.
Gayon also plans to host two "flash kitchen" dinners. The first, Chill, is on July 31 and will feature a 10-course meal of gourmet iced foods. The second, Dark, is set for Dec. 31, when guests will be seated and then all the lights turned off. Servers will have on night vision goggles, and all of the food will be eaten without utensils.
"These dinners are a blast," Gayon says. "It's fun to mess with people's minds and to serve something like grilled watermelon cut into different shapes."
Four Seasons' deli is currently open 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday-Friday. During the summer, it will be open on Saturdays, too, with expanded hours when Braxton opens.
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Bay Street Theatre Presents The Legends Series CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR Film, 12/21
Bay Street Theatre, in association with Historic Films Archive, presents The Legends Series CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR film on Friday, December 21 at 8 pm.
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It's been nearly two years since Federal Computer Week first mentioned Homeland Security Presidential Directive 12, now widely known as HSPD-12.
Back then, Judith Spencer, then-chairwoman of the General Services Administration's Federal Identity Credentialing Committee, said, "We're learning about physical security things we didn't know about." That probably holds true today for many agencies.
The Oct. 27 deadline that passed last week seemed so far off two years ago. But as is so often the case, it arrived faster than most people expected.
Karen Evans, the Office of Management and Budget's administrator of e-government and information technology, emphasized repeatedly that the deadline is a beginning and that more work must be done. By Oct. 27, agencies had to issue at least one identification card that complied with HSPD-12's requirements. But a single card doesn't much buy much security.
It could be some time before all of an agency's employees have secure identification cards and even longer before the nirvana of having cards that are interoperable across government. So Friday's deadline was just the first step on what promises to be a long road to greater security.
The question is whether HSPD-12 will remain a priority now that the first deadline has passed.
Other noteworthy news
Lt. Gen. Steven Boutelle, the Army's
chief information officer, denied rumors that the Defense Department has been
using policy filters to block soldiers in Iraq from visiting liberal blog sites....
The mandatory use of digital TV signals, which will go into effect in three
years, could lead to improved public safety
communications if the government enacts the right policy changes, a Carnegie
Mellon University researcher said last week.... The National Nuclear Security
Administration is investigating security at the Los Alamos National Laboratory
after New Mexico police found what appeared
to be classified information from the lab while arresting a man for possession
of drug paraphernalia earlier this month.... Unisys announced that it has begun
work to provide real-time information sharing under the Homeland Security Department's
$2.5 billion SBInet contract, which
Boeing won last month.... Lurita Doan,
administrator of the General Services Administration, said DHS' enterprisewide
information technology contract is one of several governmentwide acquisition
contracts that she is reviewing as part of GSA's effort to consolidate federal
procurement activities.... Service-oriented
architecture technology will play an important role in future command and
control systems, DOD's chief information officer said last week.... The Army
held a worldwide conference of more than 300 Stryker brigade elements to test
the use of DOD's new collaboration software, IBM's
Lotus Sametime Suite.... The Internal
Revenue Service announced a new strategy for modernizing its decades-old
systems and technologies.... The Defense Information Systems Agency plans to
acquire everything from data center computing capacity to storage as a utility-like
service, senior DISA officials said last week.... DISA announced that it
is close to awarding a contract worth as much as $3 billion for circuits to
connect 1,500 U.S. locations to DOD's Global
Information Grid.... The Government Accountability Office warned that DOD
should not rely almost exclusively on the Web to keep service members and their
families informed during an outbreak of
avian flu or other diseases.... Participation in the IRS'
Free File tax return program dropped by almost 23 percent between 2005 and
2006 after a renegotiated agreement between the IRS and a group of tax software
companies left 39 million taxpayers ineligible for the program.
A roundup of the week's news, complete with links to the original stories,
can be found on FCW.com Download's Week in Review.
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Sex-specific effects of neonatal exposures to low levels of cadmium through maternal milk on development and immune functions of juvenile and adult rats
ABSTRACT Cadmium (Cd) is a major environmental contaminant. Although immunotoxic effects have been associated with Cd exposure, the inconsistency of experimental results underlines the need of an experimental approach more closely related to environmental conditions. We investigated the effects of exposing neonatal Sprague-Dawley rats to environmentally relevant doses of Cd through maternal milk. Dams received 10 parts per billion (ppb) or 5 parts per million (ppm) Cd chloride (CdCl2) in drinking water from parturition until the weaning of the pups. Half of the offspring was sampled at weaning time. The remaining juvenile rats received water without addition of Cd until adulthood. Cd accumulation in kidneys of juvenile rats fed from dams exposed to Cd indicated the transfer of the metal from mother to pups through maternal milk. This neonatal exposure resulted in decreased body, kidney and spleen weights of just weaned females but not of males. This effect was more pronounced in the less exposed females fed from dams exposed to 10 ppb Cd, which also displayed lower hepatic metallothionein-1 (MT-1) mRNA levels. The effect of Cd exposure on body and organ weights did not persist to adulthood. In contrast, we observed gender-specific effects of neonatal Cd exposure on the cytotoxic activity of splenic NK-cells of both juvenile and adult rats. Cd also strongly inhibited the proliferative response of Con A-stimulated thymocytes in both male and female adult rats 5 weeks after the cessation of Cd exposure. These immunotoxic effects were observed at doses much lower than those reported to produce similar effects when exposure occurred during adulthood. In conclusion, neonatal exposures to environmentally relevant levels of Cd through maternal milk represent a critical hazard liable to lead to both transitory and persistent immunotoxic effects.
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ABSTRACT: El cadmio es un metal pesado que de manera natural se encuentra en muy bajas concentraciones en el medio ambiente, sin embargo, el uso de fertilizantes agrícolas que contienen fosfatos presentan niveles altos de cadmio, lo que provoca la contaminación de los suelos y en consecuencia de la vegetación que en ellos crece. Otras fuentes de contaminación ambiental con cadmio son el humo del tabaco y la actividad industrial que produce zinc. (Satarug et al. 2006). Estudios realizados in vivo sugieren que el cadmio ingerido con los alimentos se deposita directamente en el riñón, ya que al ingresar al organismo a bajas dosis se une a metalotioneinas que son filtradas y absorbidas en el riñón (Elsenhans et al. 1997). En la medula renal se deposita a bajas concentraciones, mientras que en la corteza se encuentra en grandes cantidades, principalmente en las células del túbulo proximal que es donde se lleva a cabo la mayor absorción del cadmio filtrado (Jarup et al. 1998).CVII Reunión Reglamentaria de la Asociación de investigación Pediátrica A.C., Oaxtepec, Morelos, México; 12/2008
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ABSTRACT: A wide range of toxic effects has been associated with cadmium (Cd) exposure in mammals. However, the physiological factors that modulate these effects have received limited attention. We have previously demonstrated that neonatal exposure of rats to Cd during lactation results in sex-specific immunotoxic effects in both juvenile and adult rats. The objectives of this study were to determine the effects of 17beta-estradiol (E(2)) on the immunotoxicity of Cd in female rats. We compared the effects of 28 days of exposure to 0, 5, and 25 ppm cadmium chloride (CdCl(2)) through drinking water on ovariectomized Sprague-Dawley rats and on ovariectomized rats with E(2) implant which mimicked the physiological level of E(2) in female rat. Our results clarify the control of important immune functions by E(2) at physiological level and demonstrate significant interactions between Cd and E(2) effects on the cytotoxic activity of natural killer cells and phagocytosis of splenic cells as well as on the total number of thymocytes and of the four subpopulations of the thymocytes as defined by the expression of the cell-surface markers CD4 and CD8. Cd and E(2) share several mechanisms of action that may account for these interactions. The estrogenic potential of Cd could also account for some of the observed effects. These interactions have to be taken into consideration in evaluating the risk of Cd immunotoxicity and the possible interactions with hormonal treatments.Toxicological Sciences 09/2006; 92(2):423-32. DOI:10.1093/toxsci/kfl005 · 3.85 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Among environmental contaminants known for their toxicity and worldwide distribution, heavy metals are of primary concern. Although the toxicology of cadmium (Cd) has been extensively studied, little information is available on the immunomodulation driven by exposure to low doses of Cd. We aimed to evaluate the immunomodulatory effects elicited by short-term exposure of human immunocompetent cells to low biologically relevant doses of Cd in two activation models. Human peripheral blood mononuclear cells, activated either by bacterial antigens (heat-killed Salmonella Enteritidis) or monoclonal antibodies (mAb: anti-CD3/anti-CD28/anti-CD40), were exposed to Cd acetate for 24h. Cell vitality was determined by MTT assay, cytokine release by ELISA, and cytokine gene expression by real-time RT-PCR. The results demonstrated that, in addition to the known toxic effects of Cd, doses from 0.013 to 13.3 microM exert differential effects on cytokine production. In the case of mAb-activation, secretion of interleukin (IL)-1 beta, tumour necrosis factor (TNF)-alpha and interferon (IFN)-gamma was greatly inhibited at low Cd doses compared to production of IL-4 and IL-10. This indicates a type-2-biased immune response. Under stimulation by bacterial antigens, release of IL-10 was highly suppressed compared to that of IFN-gamma and TNF-alpha; IL-4 was undetectable. These results imply that low Cd doses exert immunomodulatory effects and the direction of this modulation depends on the pathway to cell activation. Overall, Cd polarizes the immune response toward type-2 in cells stimulated via T cell receptors. However, a polarized type-1 response induced by bacterial antigens could not be overwhelmed by the effects of Cd.Toxicology 06/2006; 222(1-2):37-45. DOI:10.1016/j.tox.2006.01.026 · 3.62 Impact Factor


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