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Inside the World of Artist Jaime 'Germs' Zacarias
Cheech Marin: We are today in the Vincent Price Museum on the campus of the East L.A. College where they're having a show of Germs among others. Jaime Zacarias to the uninitiated. And he's a Chicano artist that I've been following for a number of years but have been recently started collecting.
Jaime Zacarias: We're here in my studio here in Chinatown right next to Lincoln Heights. My name is Jaime Zacarias and I also go by the name Germs. I was in the skate crew so everybody in the skate crew had a nickname. We were all hungry, we didn't have money at the time so we went to Carl's Jr., went to the trashcan, pulled a cup, washed it in the restroom, and filled it up and started drinking out of it.
Cheech Marin: You know I started educating myself in art as an academic pursuit. That's when I discovered Chicano painters and I go these guys are really good but they were telling it with a different energy and were being influenced by their own energy from their own communities.
Jaime Zacarias: I was born and raised in South L.A. Just the environment inspires me a lot. I've been doing art all the time. I didn't want to be bossed around so I wanted to do my own thing and I started painting. I like not being tied down to just any genre of art.
Cheech Marin: Chicanos are Mexican Americans with a defiant attitude that they stand up for their rights. They won't take a secondary citizenship.
Karen Rapp: Chicano is a term that at one time had a strong political association.
Cheech Marin: And as time went by, it expanded into the private concerns of the individual artists.
Paul Dunlap: That genre really speaks to Southern California and what we are as a culture in Southern California. We are almost all of us here of two cultures.
Cheech Marin: When we put these points of views together you get this 360 of the essence or the sabor, the feeling, the taste of what it is to see the world through Chicano eyes. And it's slightly different. My mantra has been you can't love or hate Chicano art unless you see it. And when they see it, people go oh I didn't know it was going to be like this.
Jaime Zacarias: You got to carry on the legacy and push forward. The Clayton Brothers, Magu. Those four – I just like what they did as far as opening up doors for Chicano artists.
Paul Dunlap: What I feel when I look at Jaime's work there's an energy comes off of it that I pick up on. I find it very positive, uplifting.
Cheech Marin: They're very vibrant color-wise, but very modern and futuristic at the same time.
Karen Rapp: His work has been compared to Basquiat, I think because of the raw energy that he has.
Paul Dunlap: Kind of a combination of Basquiat meets "The Simpsons."
Jaime Zacarias: I don't like taking my work seriously – I mean I'm serious about making my art, but the humor is more of a joke. Sometimes I like hiding stuff in there and I don't tell anybody about it. I incorporate a lot of L.A. motifs in the pieces.
Paul Dunlap: Obviously Jaime is a huge L.A. Dodgers fan, so if he can put the logo in there somehow he's going to do it.
Cheech Marin: He's really developed his own distinctive lowbrow art and it's very highbrow now.
Jaime Zacarias: Try to combine old things to make it new again.
Paul Dunlap: He's somebody who really does take his craft seriously and pursues it in a very intelligent matter for a young artist.
Karen Rapp: He's an artist who can fit into so many different categories and I think it's something he promotes and sort of plays around with that he knows that he can be with the original Chicano artists and he can be with the hipster scene and so it gives Jaime the ability...I think he'd like to say to recruit the next generation.
Jaime Zacarias: I got a 2 and a half year old and a 9 month old, they're the reason why I have to keep working. I love 'em. I draw with Jeremy. I love watching him make a mess. He's a good kid. It's the only thing that keeps me sane. If I could keep doing it for the rest of my life, it would be awesome.
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- Artbound: The Infectious Ephemera of Germs
Jaime "Germs" Zacarias is a Chicano artist and South L.A. native who has captured the essence of Los Angeles and Chicano history through a myriad of futuristic designs and three-dimensional characters.
Germs says his favorite artists include the Clayton Brothers, Jean-Michel Basquiat, and Keith Haring.
One of his greatest mentors is Chicano artist Gilbert "Magú" Luján, the founding member of Los Four, which was one of the first Chicano art collaboratives to be exhibited at a major American museum in the early '70s, notes art collector Paul Dunlap.
"He liked to nurture young artists. Magu was one of my mentors. He taught me a lot as far as how to behave, how to be a troublemaker, just show up to art shows, have beers, make a mess, break things, tag on things," says Zacarias. "He just taught me how to compose myself and start focusing and making better art work."
One of Germs' most recent paintings is a tribute to Magu. Purple tentacles wrap around the whimsical painting, while a blue dog drives a shiny, futuristic car.
If you take a closer look at his pop surrealist paintings, you'll catch a glimpse of hidden messages in the form of eyeballs, bacon, and robots. You might even see an image of an iPhone with an emblem of the Los Angeles Dodgers or the Virgin Mary.
"Sometimes I like hiding stuff in there. Combining old things to make them new again," says Germs.
His artwork was recently displayed at the LA Art Show earlier this year, alongside other galleries like La Luz de Jesus, and Thinkspace.
Featuring Interviews With:
- Cheech Marin, comedian/actor
- Jaime "Germs" Zacarias, artist
- Karen Rapp, Vincent Price Art Museum

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EFC? Equestrian Fried Crispy?
Run Chickenloo!
Id eat that
Looks like Chickenloo is gonna be finger-licked with a 4-piece of trouble.
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"Equestrian Fried Chicken" hahahahahahahaha!
i don't get this why is scootloo a chicken
This is awesome
uhhh better get running there chickenloo.... she done cooked your family and your feathery butts gonna be next. i feel bad for her but i love chicken >.> maybe she can just lay more eggs and raise the chicks for dinner in exchange for her survival?
Love the face of Twilight Snake/Solid Sparkle on the back
lol future twilight~
efc- equestria fried chicken XD
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I like chicken <_>
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No Guttershy! Not Chickenloo!
XD awesome!
It's a pony version of Peter Griffen vs the Giant Chicken.
I love Guttershy if I hear a person that hates this I'm gonna punch him until it spits blood on me
pictures are worth a thousand words but scootaloo only knows one right now "Dead"


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Canada's dollar sank as the nation's crude-oil prices slid relative to a U.S. benchmark and concern increased that the economy will be hurt by the American government shutdown.
The currency touched a two-week low against its U.S. peer as a budget impasse in Canada's biggest trade partner persisted and another fight loomed over raising the U.S. government's debt ceiling. The currency erased a weekly loss against the greenback yesterday as risk appetite improved amid optimism that lawmakers in Washington might reach a deal soon. Canadian employment growth slowed in August, a report next week is forecast to show.
"U.S. economic uncertainty equates to Canadian economic uncertainty -- as they sneeze, we get a cold," Jack Spitz, managing director of foreign exchange at National Bank of Canada in Toronto, said in a phone interview. "There will be a deal, but the uncertainty, combined with less-than-stellar economic releases in Canada, continues to weigh on the Canadian dollar."
The loonie, as the currency is nicknamed for the image of the aquatic bird on the C$1 coin, fell against 13 of its 16 most-traded peers this week in trading in Toronto.
The currency appreciated 0.1 percent to C$1.0294 per U.S. dollar this week after touching C$1.0356 on Oct. 2, the weakest level since Sept. 16. One Canadian dollar buys 97.14 U.S. cents.
Bonds Fall
Canada's benchmark 10-year government bond declined for the first time in four weeks, pushing yields on the benchmark security up two basis points, or 0.02 percentage point, to 2.58 percent. The price of the 1.5 percent security due in June 2023 fell 18 cents to C$90.85.
The U.S. government began its first partial shutdown in 17 years on Oct. 1 as Republicans who control the House insisted on changes to the nation's 2010 health-care law, President Barack Obama's signature legislative achievement. The Senate, controlled by Democrats, refused. Congress also faces the $16.7 trillion statutory debt ceiling, which the Treasury has said will be reached Oct. 17.
"The shutdown is bad for growth in Canada, and as we get closer to the debt-ceiling deadline there is more concern manifesting, which is weighing on the U.S. dollar relative to the loonie," Shaun Osborne, chief currency strategist at Toronto-Dominion Bank's TD Securities unit in Toronto, said by phone. "We will probably continue to chop around in a range until this monumental uncertainty is cleared up. It's all a question of waiting for Washington at this point."
Canada's dollar touched a four-day high on Sept. 30, C$1.0275, after a report showed gross domestic product increased at the fastest pace in two years in July, with output rising 0.6 percent to an annualized C$1.58 trillion.
Ivey Index
Canadian purchasing managers increased spending in September by less than economists forecast, according to a gauge released yesterday by Western University's business school. The Ivey Purchasing Managers Index rose to 51.9 in September on a seasonally adjusted basis, following an August reading of 51.0. Readings of more than 50 indicate purchasing by governments and companies increased. A Bloomberg survey forecast 53.6.
Employers added 10,000 jobs in September, compared with 59,200 the previous month, economists in another Bloomberg survey projected before Statistics Canada reports the data on Oct. 11.
"We've got uncertainty whether or not Canadian exports to the U.S. are going to rebound sharply over the next several months with this uncertainty over the government shutdown and the U.S. economic outlook," David Watt, chief economist at the Canadian unit of HSBC Holdings Plc, said in a phone interview.
The price spread between Western Canada Select oil and West Texas Intermediate increased yesterday to the widest since January. The discount Canada's benchmark crude-oil grade faces to WTI oil reached $34.50 a barrel. WTI futures traded at $103.84 in New York.
Oil is Canada's biggest export.
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Ideally located at the USC Campus and just minutes to Downtown LA, this 240 full-service hotel offers 2 restaurants, room service, a sports lounge, 15,000 square feet of meeting and banquet facilities, Concierge, laundry service, 24 hour business center , high-speed internet ,secure covered parking, 24 hour security, complimentary shuttle to surrounding area, 24 hour fitness center and heated outdoor pool and whirlpool ; 1.2 miles from the LA Convention Center, Nokia Theater & Staples Center, walking distance to Shrine Auditorium, Galen Center, LA Coliseum. Featuring 240 well-appointed guest rooms including Executive level floors and Suites, all rooms are furnished with refrigerators, two direct dial phone lines with spacious work area, coffee makers, irons/ironing boards, hairdryers, and in room safes. Serviced by LAX and Burbank airports and central to the many attractions of Southern California and downtown LA. Just 10 minutes to Hollywood, Beverly Hills, and Universal Studios.
We were visiting USC. The hotel is right next to campus and feels very safe. I will stay there again.
We had NO cold water. Just HOT HOT water! They wouldnt change our rooms because they were booked full, yet asked me what i would like to do. I asked them to change my rooms and they said they couldn't do that.
The hotel had a very large group of travelers that arrived and left at the same time. Because of this and the hotel's lack of preparation for such a large group the elevators were inaccessible to us. Instead of waiting for 30-40 minutes we had to use the stairs. That's not easy when you're on the ninth floor. On checkout it was the same except worse because one of the two elevators was off for maintenance. This meant that there was now one elevator to service a very large group of travelers that were all leaving together. In addition to the problems that were presented by not scheduling staffing to handle this large group the rooJm was outdated and the air conditioner was not working properly. This hotel can exist only because of its proximity to USC. I would be embarrassed to house a visiting professor or a family of a student at this hotel. It could use some serious upgrades. I've stayed in nicer hotels that were much more reasonably priced and adequately staffed. If this were a location with other hotel choices it would suffer. This was definitely not worth the rate that I was charged.
they need to update this hotel. the bathroom door was very tight and the bed was lousy...I would not stay here again.
Hotel was very close to downtown LA. Overall Staff knowledgeable about the area & helped us plan our vacation. Only complaint was that we got stuck on the elevators for few minutes after checking in & they were out of service most of our stay. We had to use staff elevators instead
Made a reservation for 2 double beds for a parent/child visit to USC, but only a King was available. Apparently, many people are in the same boat. Would have stayed elsewhere if we knew this was going to happen.
Very good location. The price was right and the rooms were nice and clean. Kind staff and pretty accommodating. The only suggestion I have for the management would be to get those windows cleaned. Pretty dirty from the outside. Other then that. I was very satisfied. Would stay there again.
Front desk, very friendly and helpful. Room service was relatively fast, even late into the evening hours. Overall stay was satisfactory. Breakfast from their 'Mckays' restaurant next door was good and reasonably priced, with tax and gratuity added. I would stay there again.
from the moment i checked in there were problems.. first they didnt have the room i reserved 2 months in advance available AND they tried to charge me for that room instead of the standard room charge!! there was also an extra $100 deposit i had no idea about. when we went up to our room, there were already people in it so they had to give us another room... when i told the front desk, they gave me a lot of attitude and werent helpful at all. finally we got to our room and it was TINY. the phone in the room didnt work. took them 2 hours to bring me a rollaway bed, which was also tiny. the entire staff was giving anyone who walked thru the lobby dirty looks and were almost hostile. not the best way to start new years! only pluses of this hotel, they allow pets and it is walking distance from la sports arena and collesium... thats it!! dont stay here!
I was traveling to USC for an event and the location of this hotel was pretty much ON CAMPUS! I would definitely recommend this hotel for anyone traveling to USC. I arrived late at night and I was dead tired but the gentleman at the front desk was extremely welcoming and made it very easy to get everything situated and me on my way. The room was a little old but very comfortable and quiet. The pool was newly renovated and was very relaxing as well. The hotel had 3 restaurants on property and I tried 2 of the 3 and was not disappointed. I would DEFINITELY stay here again and would recommend this hotel to others as well.
Have stayed in better hotels for less, looks good on surface but with closer look left lots to be desired, 1st- Phone reservation staff was rude, 2nd- Date of my reservtion was wrong even though I had made it months ago -even though I had a confermation order , 3rd- When I arrived ,Had to wait till room was ready,4th-When we finally got to our room the restroom looked like it hadn't been properly cleaned
We stayed at this hotel for the location-- right on the USC campus and right down the street from the Staples Center. The staff was great and the manager was extremely helpful in planning our day trip to Universal Studios and Hollywood. They have Sleep Number Beds, too!! The restaurant was really good and they have a very nice sports bar. My friends really enjoyed the fitness center and pool. If you're going to LA, I would definitely recommend this hotel!
I just stayed at the Radisson across from USC for a football game and I have to say that I was very skeptical but I was really pleasantly surprised to find the hotel was not only in a great location but the lobby was clean, there were even fresh flower arrangements throughout making for a lovely smell as soon as you walked in the doors. The front desk staff was friendly, everyone was wearing USC stuff so it was great to see the staff as excited as me and my friends were about the game!!!!! Go Trojans! \nAs far as the room itself, it was pretty nice, you could tell the hotel is a little older and in need of some love but for the price and location it was just what we needed. The bed was comfy and the shower was fine. We didn?t use the internet or any business services so I can?t comment on that. But the food and sports bar were great! It was definitely was place to be after the game. Lots of USC fans celebrating which was really fun. \nAll and all I have to say that this hotel must have gone through some changes since a lot of these past reviews were written. I had a great experience and this hotel and would absolutely stay there again for the next football game! \n
Upon arriving at my hotel, the staff was very friendly. My room was comfortable and kept very clean. There is a small breakfast cafe and one for dining. I did not eat the at the main resturant. My biggest applause went to the staff and the shuttle service the hotel ran to the convention center. They ran it even pass the hours to accommodate all of us who attended the convention.
While the price was right and the location not too bad for downtown....the rooms were very hard to accept. We did not have a sleep number bed and the airconditioner unit was rusted out to the point you could see through the corner of it to the outside!! The bathrooms were ok at best. VERY noisy area! The staff was very friendly....but it was obvious this hotel is due for an renovation!!!
I loved my stay at the Radisson. The entire staff, from the housekeeping crew to the bellhops, were all very helpful and courteous. The rooms were spacious and comfortable. The only problem I had was the shower temperature/water pressure were subpar because of ongoing construction near the hotel. The property is located in a pretty good area for being so close to downtown. I would definitely recommend this hotel!


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L'accueil, la literie
Cleanliness of the apartment and the location in Milan. Umberto and Giovanni were very accommodating and friendly. We would definitely rent this apartment again.
The Location and the mattresses which were VERY FIRM.
Giovanni, the maintenance man , was very helpful. He helped us bring up our luggage and then again on the morning we checked out which was very early 6am!
Centrally located, good services nearby
The location right in the city centre, with the Duomo, the canals and metro stops within 10 minutes walking distance. Also, the beds were really good and it was nice to be able to use the rooftop terrace.
We loved the location of the apartment and the lay-out was perfect for a small group of friends. The cafe across the road was fantastic for breakfast and the supermarket was not far away.
The appartment was clean and well equipped.
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Duncan MacMaster
118 days, 16 hours ago
it's my local market!!
kathaleen kelly
118 days, 17 hours ago
The Fairfield Market farmers and vendors whom I have met are pure of heart with good-intentions, experienced and hard working, and in various degrees they are friendly.
136 days, 17 minutes ago
Great community and great product.
Margaret King
140 days, 22 hours ago
There is so much diversity amoung the produce, crafts, baked goods, customers and venders. There is always a festive atmosphere and music to sooth the soul.
Tim OConnor
141 days, 27 minutes ago
I love the fresh food sold at Howard Park on Wenesdays and Saturdays. The shoppers and venders are friendly and interesting and healthy.The Music is excellent. Its a 5-star market with great views for the whole family.
Donna Wallarab
170 days, 23 hours ago
I support all of the local growers and bakers for bringing the highest quality of fresh products to a lovely park setting and selling them with a smile on their face and friendly conversation. It just makes my day go better after attending the local farmers market.
Meghan Dowd
180 days, 12 hours ago
Nothing beats a fresh local tomato! Love the town coming together at the park on saturday mornings, bumping into old friends, the musicians, the train blasting through... small town sweetness.
Diana Krystofiak
181 days, 3 hours ago
Because it is a realiable source of local food and products
Jeremy Schultz
181 days, 4 hours ago
Because it's practically my hometown
Nancy Morrissey
189 days, 4 hours ago
Fairfield Farmer's Market- great produce, lots of artisan crafts, live entertainment, beautiful garden plants, fun activities for children. It's the best place to be on a Saturday morning!
gail crotta
190 days, 3 hours ago
Fun, fresh food and happy people sharing with their town.
Robert Phipps
195 days, 20 hours ago
The Fairfield Farmers' Market is a vital part of the Fairfield community and has provided an important contribution to the county for many years.
Fran Cox
195 days, 21 hours ago
Our Fairfield Farmer's Market is the best source for fresh produce, plants, flowers, recipe ideas, and culture that I have seen in a market anywhere
Glen Keenan
195 days, 21 hours ago
Dennis Arbaugh
195 days, 23 hours ago
It's the only way to spend a Saturday. Good, responsible local food, wonderful artisan crafts, live, local music -- in a word, community!
Shaena Powell
196 days, 3 minutes ago
Great, wonderful FRESH food!
196 days, 4 hours ago
The quality and diversity of the products is unrsurpassed...anywhere in eastern iowa. It is a true destination.
196 days, 6 hours ago
Organics, Organics, Organics. Fairfield is the home of the latest thing in farming: growing food the way it used to be.
196 days, 16 hours ago
It is truly local. It has many attractions, music, crafts, and a community that loves to socialize and have fun
196 days, 18 hours ago
Its a great event, always fresh always a wonderful organic selection. I love to meet my friends here and get great ideas for meal and get togethers. Its wonderful to support the local farmers in our area.
Carol Carlisle
196 days, 18 hours ago
It has so much to help support our healthy life...seedlings for our garden , fresh baked freshly milled bread, fresh veggies, great friends to see and visit. It is a vital link in our great community.
Julie Stephens
196 days, 18 hours ago
Because they are awesome. Their displays are beautiful and enticing and there are so many of them set up. It is very festive!
Raven Garland
196 days, 18 hours ago
So many reasons!The beauty of the vegetables, the creativity of the artisans, the friendliness of the people...
196 days, 20 hours ago
Fairfield Farmers' Market is a place to get fresh organic vegetables & fruits at a low cost. Plus it's a way to support local farmers.
196 days, 20 hours ago
There is a variety of fresh, often organic, and often heirloom varieties of produce available. Delicious organic food is also available and is a great attraction! It's in a shady park and the people are a delight.
Melinda Arndt
196 days, 21 hours ago
Fresh and local plants, food, friends, music, family activities = vitality at its most inviting!
Lori knox
196 days, 21 hours ago
It is vital to this health conscious community and to support our local farmers.
196 days, 21 hours ago
The Fairfield Farmers' Market has a variety of items to offer from fresh fruits and vegetables to activities for young and old.
John REeves
196 days, 21 hours ago
Great diversity of local people and products. Great food and produce. Local musicians play.
196 days, 21 hours ago
Good food & great people. What more could you ask for?
Kenneth Ross
196 days, 22 hours ago
It's a great source of fresh, local food!
Susan Booth
196 days, 22 hours ago
Our Farmer's Market has it all. Home grown produce, flowers, music, great food and beautifull arts and crafts. It's a festival every Saturday with something for everyone in your family.
197 days, 14 hours ago
Benjamin Katz
197 days, 14 hours ago
Good food, good people, amazing community!
Talia Winningham
198 days, 23 hours ago
Jennie Hirsch
199 days, 2 hours ago
Because it supports our local economy and sustainability.
Alexander Gabis
199 days, 23 hours ago
Local producers and craftspeople serving a local market. Connects farmers to consumers.
Rebecca Huggins
200 days, 9 minutes ago
I love the locally grown produce and baked goods, the music, and the social nature of FFM.
Troy Van Beek
200 days, 4 hours ago
Buy fresh buy local!
Barrett Leslie
200 days, 11 hours ago
I love the community and beautiful organic vegetables-not to mention the crepes!
Linda STallone
200 days, 22 hours ago
Great fresh, often organic, produce twice a week in season. How much better can it get? I love walking down to the farmer's market and coming home bearing all sorts of homegrown, homemade goodies.
Stephen Prettyman
201 days, 45 minutes ago
A good diversity of product with great ongoing entertainments. Excellent locally grown organic produce.
steve nichols
201 days, 2 hours ago
FFM embodies the Fairfield experience. Great food, music, art, and always something to make you feel good about living here. It' great to see all the families with young kids enjoying Howard Park.
S Fulcher
201 days, 4 hours ago
Fresh organic produce. It's fun. Fun, friends, fine produce
Lee Leffler
201 days, 5 hours ago
Everyone is friendly, and there is lots of selection. They always have entertainment on Saturdays, including a Maypole Dance in the spring. I'm so happy this Farmer's Market has something for kids and adults!
Susie Niedermeyer
201 days, 5 hours ago
It's the freshest food around and there are lots of value added items as well. I also love that craft people come and in the spring there are garden items.
Larraine Yankaus
201 days, 6 hours ago
It is a fun place for me to sell my handmade jewelry. It is a great place to socialize, eat and buy wonderful food and just hang out on Saturday morning.
Jo Ann Crouch
201 days, 7 hours ago
This Farmers market is one of the most creative I've been to. Always the fresh food, of course, but it's a great gathering place which boasts activities for kids, entertainment and social fun for everyone!
201 days, 14 hours ago
Fairfield's Farmers' Market is a happy place, filled with fresh, organic local foods, games, performers--a real celebration of life!
Buddy Biancalana
201 days, 14 hours ago
A great event to connect with so much of what the community offers. Healthy food, art, music and wonderful people.
201 days, 14 hours ago
it's a real buy local, buy fresh, organic foods, great plants, flowers, jewelry, bread, jams, farm eggs, live music, freshly cooked lunch, fresh drinks, traveling events, something new every week, always worth going even in the rain!
201 days, 15 hours ago
I feel really fortunate that I can buy so many quality foods and other wonderful items at the Fairfield Farmers Market. We have a truly remarkable market.
Jennifer Gallagher
201 days, 21 hours ago
Our family supports our local farmers so they can continue to grow healthy organic non-gmo food. The future of our food supply is at stake with industrial farming and companies like Monsanto patenting seeds. It's time for people to send a message and put their dollars where it counts into our local economy. Not to mention the tremendous energy savings by buying local. Why buy an apple that has been transported from outside our country when we have family farms struggling right here in our community to make ends meet? Buy from our local farmers and help support a sustainable future.
Beth Alonso
201 days, 22 hours ago
james duke
201 days, 23 hours ago
better food ...
Annalisa Miller
202 days, 55 minutes ago
Our farmers' market is a community event, in the truest most essential meaning of the word! Our family loves walking there twice a week to enjoy other families, farmers, local veggies, nibble on the baked goods, drink fresh juice, listen to music, browse the handmade crafts. Everything offered is local and sustainable and shopping there not only offers the best source of fresh food outside of our own garden, it also supports and strengthens our local economy - and it's fun! It is one of our favorite events and Fairfield wouldn't be the same without it.
Burt Chojnowski
202 days, 1 hour ago
Organic, Amish and eclectic! I stop by every week to pick up our abundant CSA share.
Julia Jorgensen
202 days, 5 hours ago
It is such a wonderful and convenient way to get really fresh produce! It's also fulfilling to support the local venders.
202 days, 17 hours ago
Fairfield's Farmer's Market is something I look forward to attending every week. There is a large selection of homemade goodies including clothes, desserts, hot food and my personal favorite, Kate's Crepe stand. The park is lively with families brought together by the delicious food and rhythm of live music. Please check us out!
Mary Carter
203 days, 3 hours ago
It is a GREAT family atmosphere; swings, trees, shade, picnic tables, benches, entertainment, food, and wonderful produce, jewelry & more!!!!
Justin Cutter
203 days, 11 hours ago
It's yummy, the best way to buy food. Just such a damn good idea, it really brings the community together too. Wahoo!
Carlene Brown
203 days, 16 hours ago
Because I traveled through Fairfield with Congressman Dennis Kucinich on his 2004 Presidential campaign. I am very impressed with the high level of involvement in peace, justice and environmental projects there.
203 days, 16 hours ago
Wonderful breads and pastries and hot food and plants and vegetables and surprises every week!
elaine duncan
203 days, 19 hours ago
It is a healthy, refreshing expression of human sharing and creativity.
Will Merydith
203 days, 19 hours ago
Local fresh food that's healthy and supports my neighbors.
Collin Miller
203 days, 19 hours ago
I love buying fresh veggies and home-baked bread at our farmers market! Oh oh! And the apple juice! OH THE APPLE JUICES!
Clouds deNarvaez
203 days, 20 hours ago
A wonderful way to experience this community... A place to met old and new friends... great food, great music, FUN!
Paul Garrido
203 days, 20 hours ago
Because it's fun, local, and delicious!
pati philbrook
203 days, 21 hours ago
Each vendor actually cares about his or her products and about satisfying the customers. Also, we can totally trust that each one provides truly organic produce and grass-fed meats. Also, the outdoor entertainment is always such fun. And, it is an amazing greeting and gathering place for communing with our fellow citizens, two times a week!
nancy freund
203 days, 22 hours ago
good food, good music, and good company. perfect!
alice coffey
203 days, 22 hours ago
it's great! Fun people, good food, lots of neat crafts, I love it!
Ellen DeLashmutt
204 days, 1 hour ago
They have fresh produce locally raised giving a nearly zero carbon footprint.It is fun to go out on a Saturday AM & see what is available. They have a Native American Drum Maker there that actually makes his own drums that are for sale as well!!! A rockin' place!!
204 days, 1 hour ago
Excellent selection of organic vegetables, free range eggs and sustainable farm practices are featured in this quaint knowledge intensive market. Great variety and wonderful people.
monica fontoura
204 days, 1 hour ago
to support local organic farmers and support healthier eating habits - it is more earth friendly, healthier, and makes people more connected with their environment as a whole. Everyone benefits, everyone gets naturally happier.
Tina McQuiston
204 days, 1 hour ago
Fairfield Farmers' Market supports local fresh produce, fresh baked items, and local artists and crafts. It's a great family gathering every week, with our children enjoying fresh cooked meals from all over the world (we have an international range of students' that offer their own country's special dishes) at the Market stands and lots of community interaction with all our neighbors.
Penny Fitz-Randolph
204 days, 2 hours ago
Really a good place to start your Saturday morning -- friendly vendors, wonderful baked goods, fresh local produce, arts and crafts, and you see so many of your friends (you can even buy lunch there!).
Denyce Rusch
204 days, 2 hours ago
It has great fresh products produce by friendly great people!
Toni Alazraki
204 days, 2 hours ago
There is special feeling there. The food is pure, and it's a nice way for community members to gather.
204 days, 3 hours ago
I love this market because everyone is there selling from the Amish to the students from the University and the farmers wife with her baked goods or freshly grown vegetables. Also local artist with their art and often different entertainers from rock to folk to country to make our shopping experience even more entertaining!
Ellen Jones
204 days, 3 hours ago
pure food, caring vendors, friendly people, always a fabulous experience
maria vargas
204 days, 11 hours ago
keeps the community together
Mike Finneran
204 days, 12 hours ago
Lots of organic, smiles, and variety of vendors EVERY weekend!
204 days, 13 hours ago
The Farmer's Market is a staple of Fairfield life. Veggies, music, friends, organic, healthy, REAL food shared and enjoyed by the community.
204 days, 13 hours ago
204 days, 13 hours ago
They are the very best in the whole world.
204 days, 15 hours ago
It's great!
Lisa Phillips
204 days, 16 hours ago
204 days, 16 hours ago
They always have great entertainment, great fresh food, and a wonderful atmosphere. Its great to be able to connect to local farmers and friends and enjoy the bounty of Iowa all together. The baked goods and jams are fabulous as are the food stands- homemade sushi, crepes, etc. And I even found handmade jewelry there that I still have from four years ago. All in all it's always a fun time.
Nina Benjamin
204 days, 16 hours ago
Alia Bien
204 days, 16 hours ago
Everyone there is so excited bout creating a strong local harvest, they care bout helping support the amazing local economy.
Lauryn Shapter
204 days, 17 hours ago
I'm loco for local food! I love getting to know the people who grow our food, supporting small farmers in a big-ag world, and getting to see people from so many walks of life interact.
Heather Miller-Rodriguez
204 days, 18 hours ago
Because nothing is so tasty as food picked that day, brought from just a few miles away! Plus local handmade gifts = win!
Malinda Gosvig
204 days, 19 hours ago
Because locally grown foods taste better, support our local economy, are organic, and cheaper than imports! It's a win-win-win situation: I win, the growers win, and the environment wins :-)
Heli Witherspoon
204 days, 19 hours ago
I love interacting with the farmers and eating fresh food!
204 days, 19 hours ago
mitra muehlman
204 days, 20 hours ago
everyone comes together to support our awesome local farmers and food producers!
Diana Yepez
204 days, 20 hours ago
Because it gives us access to fresh, locally grown food. Because it's an opportunity for the residents of Fairfield to get to meet the wonderful people that grow the food that we eat. Because it reduces my carbon footprint. Because I can bike or walk to get my food. Because I feel more connected to the people in my community!
204 days, 20 hours ago
Couldn't live without it. Wish to support buy fresh, buy local always. I so much appreciate what the local farmers are doing.
Amellia S
204 days, 20 hours ago
our community is worth celebrating
Anna Humphreys
204 days, 20 hours ago
Lila Wallace
204 days, 20 hours ago
Over the years I've watched the Fairfield Farmers' Market grow until today it is a celebration of the community, a reason for everyone to come together and share local products and hear music and sample treats and have a great time!
Jonathan Clifford
204 days, 21 hours ago
The amazing food, people and music are always a great way to start off my Saturday.
204 days, 22 hours ago
Good selection of organic produce.
Nora Mylett
204 days, 22 hours ago
Good prices Pleasant setting to shop for edibles Food freshness guaranteed!! Compared to a chain grocery store, our Farmer's Market is far more connected to earth and living things. Alot of products in massive grocery stores are so processed/packaged/unrealistically labeled that the actual food value is out of sight (or nonexistent). I prefer the "back to basics" approach of Farmer's Market.
Narayana Windenberger
204 days, 23 hours ago
Cause it's my local farmer's market!
Sandra Rosania
205 days, 31 minutes ago
I love the fresh produce and community feeling. Plus it gives locals a chance to market their talent and share their bounty. It's good for everyone, farmer and consumer alike.
VInodthan Nayagar
205 days, 56 minutes ago
I really love to support the local economy. Supporting the local economy provides for a more sustainable local market, and does not require the use of transporting food from far away. The food is very fresh!
205 days, 1 hour ago
I love the people and the food!
walt DeVas
205 days, 1 hour ago
It has the largest selection of organic and Non-GMO foods around,plus lots of friendly innovative people.
Melissa Pearson
205 days, 1 hour ago
Meet friends and families who work to make our community so productive, diverse and successful and enjoy freshly-picked delicious produce, music, crafts and homemade items that support our community and local economy.
Judith Kingsbury
205 days, 3 hours ago
Fairfield farmer's market is in the center of town,near the town square and civic center, in a lovely park, lots of parking, easily reached by bike or on foot, a wide range of vendors, well attended. Best of all, it's a true community gathering place, where everybody is energized, proud and happy to be there, enjoying the wonderful selection of produce, cooking, music, crafts, the children running and playing, the park, the summer, and each other - the diverse collection of amazing people who come together every week.
Marissa Markowitz
205 days, 5 hours ago
The Farmer's Market is a community gathering celebrating what individuals and families are capable of growing and making with the knowledge or skills they have learned or had passed down through family tradition.
Phillippa Mecham
205 days, 15 hours ago
Good fresh food, friendly farmers, well located, easy access, good to see the community collecting around a fun and healthy event. I like to support the local farmers to feed us locally with good and healthy food
Livia Cole
205 days, 16 hours ago
Incredible organic produce selection compared to size of town. Great programs for children. concerts, farm tours, and many other activities available. Farmers come from as far as 40 miles. It's a great community get-together place.
Craig Pearson
205 days, 17 hours ago
We love locally grown produce.
205 days, 17 hours ago
Locally grown produce is generally healthiest, and it's a great community event.
205 days, 17 hours ago
Fabulous community gathering!
205 days, 18 hours ago
It is an event!
205 days, 19 hours ago
Not too big, not too small, mostly organic and just right!
Diane Davis
205 days, 19 hours ago
Locally grown food is the best. It supports, people, health, community, growth.
Soren Pearson
205 days, 19 hours ago
I love shopping local because the food not only tastes better but you get to know the farmer who grew the food you buy.
205 days, 23 hours ago
the feeling there is so good, it is hard to leave!
Roger Pelizzari
206 days, 21 seconds ago
Rodney Charles
206 days, 3 hours ago
Our family trys to live a modest, caring,, healthy, organic lifestyle. Why not live 100+ actively engaged years?
James Moore
206 days, 3 hours ago
As manager of the local grassroots community radio station, www.kruufm.com, we borrowed one of our slogans from Fairfield's Farmers' Market: Listen fresh, Listen local! It's a glorious tradition of shared community abundance and spreads joy and natural goodness every time you go. Did I mention, fun for the whole family?
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206 days, 3 hours ago
It offers locally grown and made organic products, the displays are beautifully and lovingly done, it is a fun gathering place for friends, we get to hear local musicians perform, and it feels good to know I am supporting the local economy!
Patrick Bosold
206 days, 4 hours ago
Because I like to buy fresh and buy local!
Ann Clifford
206 days, 14 hours ago
Buy fresh, buy local says it all, or, actually not all, but most important. The rest is how great it is just to go, and hang out and visit, eat crepes or samosas or other Indian food, and enjoy the music, the market, and the fun. I try not to eat only local vegies once the market gets going, and it's pretty easy to do that.
206 days, 14 hours ago
Jane Scott
206 days, 14 hours ago
I love the fresh produce throughout the summer and fall and it is a great place to get helpful hints about growing my own produce too. Everyone there is very nice and helpful and the special events they have are just a great bonus!!
Timothy Britton
206 days, 15 hours ago
The wonderful people! What else is there?
Dawn Merydith
206 days, 15 hours ago
I love all the great local food and crafts!
Betty and Fred Krueger
206 days, 16 hours ago
Lots of wonderful fresh local organic produce, and also local crafts, art, jewelry, plus local live entertainment. This event brings together our Amish neighbors (along with their wonderful produce), our eco-village organic farming families, our local merchants who supply numerous items of delicious hot fresh cooked and baked food, local musical talent, all in a park with playground equipment for the children. It becomes a community gathering event, where one is sure to get a chance to socialize with friends one may not see during the week, as well as make new friends and learn about the creative projects of other community members.
206 days, 17 hours ago
It's a reflection of the unique community of Fairfield, health oriented, sustainable oriented, wonderfully friendly and most of all fantastic veggies, fruits and delicious prepared food items.
Patricia Wood
206 days, 17 hours ago
I buy fresh organic vegetables from Ernie Hinkle!
jeffrey hedquist
206 days, 17 hours ago
Great fresh food. Great fresh entertainment. Great fresh friends!
joy bolster
206 days, 18 hours ago
because this is my community and we all have been through so much together.
Jay Johnsen
206 days, 18 hours ago
Great growers, great supporters, lots of A1 and organic produce, breads, baked goods, flowers, plant starts TWICE a week and located in a central park easy to get to. It's a community in action.
206 days, 19 hours ago
Our Fairfield Farmer's market is family friendly and full of smiling faces as well as wonderful organic produce, interesting crafts, food, and entertainment!
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The Fairfield Farmers' Market is more than a farmers' market. Not only can I buy fresh, locally grown produce and plants there, but I can buy all kinds of interesting home-made crafts and gifts. On Saturdays I go there for a choice of delicious lunch options, which I enjoy while socializing with friends in the park.
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The Fairfield Farmers' Market schedules different performers and events every Saturday and it's so well organized. The Fairfield Farmers' Market becomes a popular social gathering for hundreds of people. It has many tables of organic produce and snacks.
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I love the produce and hand made things that are sold there.
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It's the 'village well' a gathering place twice a week for the best that Fairfield offers in people, produce, plants, baked goods, local entertainment, on site unique restaurants and craft items
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Samantha feels happy on fast progress of Suriya's Anjaan
She is happy with the fast pace shooting, film's progress and also working with a focused team.
"'Anjaan' (is) progressing at a super fast pace. (It's a) super focused team. (I'm) really happy," posted Samantha on her Twitter page.
Samantha is pairing opposite Tamil superstar Suriya Sivakumar for the first time in Anjaan, which also casts Prakash Raj, Vidyut Jamwal, Manoj Bajpayee, Rajpal Yadav and Dalip Tahil in important roles.
Meanwhile, Samantha is also shooting for Telugu films "Manam" and "Rabhasa".


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Hey! Just curious if you have your horses insured, and what kind of coverage you have. I;m looking into getting mortality and major medical for my new horse when I get her. I got blind sided by a colic surgery before, and don't want to get caught with that again!
Any advice you have about policies and what I should expect to pay would be great!


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BOSTON Over most of the past two seasons, Junichi Tazawa has been one of the Red Sox most reliable relievers. He has also been one of the most called-upon relievers.
Including last years postseason, he has pitched 127 1/3 innings over 142 games since the start of the 2013 season. He has appeared in 10 of the Sox 16 games this month, leading the staff with 58 appearances, and is on pace to appear in 76 games this season, more than his career-high 71 of last season.
Perhaps that usage is beginning to show effects.
After appearing in three straight games last week, he allowed two of three inherited runners to score Friday night in the 10th inning against the Astros, and has allowed 10 of 23 inherited runners overall to score this season.
While 47 of his 58 appearances this season have been scoreless, he has allowed runs in four of his 10 appearances this month. In that span he has given up a total of five runs, three earned, on 10 hits, one home run, five walks, and 11 strikeouts over 9 2/3 innings, for a 2.79 ERA, going 1-1 with a blown save. In his last 13 appearances, spanning 12 1/3 innings, he has allowed nine runs, seven earned, for a 5.11 ERA, going 1-2 with two blown saves.
He gave up two runs in Mondays 4-2 loss to the Angels, but both were unearned, scoring on two of his own errors on one play.
Tazawa entered in the eighth inning Monday night, with the Angels leading, 2-1. He allowed the first two batters to reach base No. 9 hitter Chris Iannetta on an 11-pitch walk and Kole Calhoun with a base hit. He struck out Mike Trout before issuing an intentional walk to Albert Pujols.
Tazawa got a first-pitch tailor-made comebacker from Howie Kendrick for what appeared to be a potential double play to get out of the jam. Instead, he committed two errors on the play -- one fielding, one on the throw to catcher Christian Vazquez at the plate as two runs scored, putting the Angels ahead, 4-1.
His miscues were highlighted when the Sox scored what could have been the tying run in the ninth.
Tazawa said fatigue is not an issue.
I dont feel different physically compared to last year, he said through translator C.J. Matsumoto. Its probably more mental. Ive been giving up unlucky hits here and there. But I still appreciate the team using me in a very important role. So, Ill try to do my best.
Tazawa said he got caught in-between in Mondays game, trying to decide whether to field the ball with a backhand or straight on. That miscue caused him to rush the throw to the plate, throwing wildly.
Perhaps that was part of the mental issues he mentioned.
I try not to have it affect my pitching negatively, he said. I think if Im aggressive against the hitters, those kind of pitch will be caught. So, I just want to be more aggressive and attack the strike zone.
Perhaps its the familiarity opponents now have with him, learning to be more aggressive.
I understand theyre trying to do that, he said. But Im counteracting that with my sliders, my curveballs. I think thats something that I have to adapt to. But I think I have the weapons.


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Escape from Canterlot by PluckyNinjaWatch
©2012-2016 PluckyNinja
So, I watched "Escape from New York" recently, and after getting my first look at "Twilight Plissken" in the new MLP episode (titled "It's About Time"), I immediately wanted to do this picture. Enjoy!
Discord.He's The Duke of Canterlot.He's A#1.
"Listen to me Spike. The princess is dead, you got that? Somepony's had her for dinner!"
Twilight Sparkle...I thought you were dead.
not many care for this movie refference , thank you, also id luv to see dash yea 'youngest mare to be decorated by princess celestia'
don't try the "Escape from Lavender Town" it's really creepy
very cool! loved this movie and this is an excellent picture
men is so cool
Thanks internet, you just killed another movie I liked...
Just because someone crosses over something you like with something you don't like doesn't mean it's ruined. Grow up.
Love this movie! Love this art!
Solid Sparkle!!!
Love Escape from New York - awesome work
love both the movie and this pic
dat face!
dat face!
Solid Twilight/Solid Sparkle or Twilight Plissken? Hmm...
Awesome cross over, liked that movie. I'd personally see Twilight in that episode as this Snake rather then the one from the Metal Gear series to be honest.
Thats what I thought of when I saw that ep.
Someone make this movie.
I want to see this movie)
right twilight give me mah gun back please your making a mess to canterlot
the name's twilight!
This is awesome. I loved Escape from New York.
Faust (or whoever else in B) has expressed love for The Big Lebowski and placed references in FiM and Foster's... So, does she like Snake as well?
Thank you! I knew she looked familiar! How could I forget about Plissken!?
Oh that Twilight and her silly cosplaying fetish
Okay, we get it, they ripped off Snake.
Original by everyone all around, yawn.
Original by everyone all around, yawn.
Fun Fact: Solid Snake from the metal gear series is based off Snake Plisken from Escape from new york.
Now I really need to see this movie.
Now I really need to see this movie.
And if you couldn't tell that from name alone, in Metal Gear Solid 2 he uses Plisken to hide his identity, and Naked Snake from Metal Gear Solid 3 ends up getting an eyepatch, as does Solidus Snake in Metal Gear Solid 2, and Solid Snake in Metal Gear Solid 4 (though in 4 it was a device to give him extra seeing abilities and not to mask a ruined eye).
I noticed all of that except for the MGS 3 eyepatch example. Kojima must really like that movie or something.
I love season 2 for all the crazy, obscure references. They even reference one of my favourite movies!
The shadow on her eyepatch makes her look spectacularly derp-eyed.
Cannot unsee.
Cannot unsee.
shut up n take my money!
btw metal gear is now 20% cooler
btw metal gear is now 20% cooler
Metal Gear?
That's not Metal Gear
That's not Metal Gear
Nice work!
Look so amazing!
Well it was this or a Captain Ron parody... Maybe 90s Nick Fury!
Very Very lovely work!


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Request for Proposals
Engaging and Strengthening Hudson County
County of Hudson
Secaucus, NJ
Posted: 07/16/2014
Submittal Deadline: 08/12/2014
Website: http://www.hudsoncountynj.org/about-the-division-of-planning/
The County of Hudson is seeking the assistance of an AICP/PP Licensed Professional Planner or professional consultant firm with duly licensed professionals on staff to lead the "Engaging and Strengthening Hudson County Planning Initiative". This will include: 1. an update to the Hudson County Master Plan 2. A Parks Master Plan 3. A Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy Plan for 2015-2019 and 4. A Capital Improvement Plan.
The Hudson County Division of Planning applied for and received funding from the NJ Department of Community Affairs Post Sandy Planning Assistance Grant Program for an update to the Hudson County Master Plan, Parks Master Plan, Hudson County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy and Capital Improvement Plan. The grant award is based on the planning needs demonstrated in the Strategic Recovery Planning Report, and is intended to support community redevelopment in Hudson County through long range recovery and resiliency planning for the county, which sustained damage from Superstorm Sandy. To bring together all stakeholders for a collaborative brainstorming and problem-solving session, the County plans to conduct an "Engaging and Strengthening Hudson County Planning Initiative". This will result in 4 distinct document deliverables: an update to the Hudson County Master Plan; a Parks Master Plan; a Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy Plan for 2015-2019; and a Capital Improvement Plan.
The County per the New Jersey County Planning Act (NJSA 40:27-1 et seq) is authorized to adopt a master plan to guide the physical development of the county. Hudson County's Master Plan was most recently updated in 2008. The Master Plan needs to be updated to study changing conditions in Hudson County, utilize the latest data, and adjust the goals and policies of the County to address shifting conditions and priorities. Additionally, Superstorm Sandy caused significant damages in Hudson County, exposing or exacerbating vulnerabilities and producing short and long term impacts. An update to the Master Plan will allow Hudson County to examine and address these damages and impacts, and take actions to implement recovery and mitigation projects and measures for a more resilient Hudson County.
The Hudson County Park System provides valuable green space and recreational opportunities for Hudson County, which is highly developed and densely populated. A long-term goal of the County is to continue to increase open space and recreational opportunities throughout the county, as well as properly maintain and update park facilities and infrastructure. Additionally, the Hudson County Park System sustained significant damage to facilities and infrastructure during Superstorm Sandy, requiring time consuming and costly repairs, and limiting ability of parks to serve their valuable recreational and open space roles. The Hudson County Parks Master Plan Update will serve to guide the long-range planning, operations, and maintenance of the Hudson County Parks System, as well as the recovery from the effects of Superstorm Sandy and mitigation efforts to reduce vulnerabilities to future storms.
The Hudson County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) Committee, along with the staff support of the Division of Planning, produced a five-year "CEDS Regional Plan" for 2010-2014. This economic plan has served as a guide for the growth of jobs, development and commerce in the County. The CEDS plan is a requirement of the U.S. Department of Commerce, Economic Development Administration, USEDA, in order to become and remain eligible for public works grants and economic development assistance from the federal EDA. The United States Economic Development Administration reviewed and approved the Hudson County Regional CEDS Plan.
The need for the new 5-year plan provides an opportunity to study changing conditions in Hudson County, utilize the latest data, and adjust the goals and policies of the CEDS to address shifting conditions and priorities. The report should explore the short-term and long-term economic impact of Superstorm Sandy, as well as the new issues and vulnerabilities that were exposed by this major storm.
Hudson County must continue to plan for its future facility and infrastructure needs. A Capital Improvement Plan will allow the County to prioritize, plan for, and arrange funding sources to implement needed capital improvement projects. The effects of Superstorm Sandy caused significant damages to County roads, facilities, and other equipment and infrastructure. A Capital Improvement Plan will enable the County to not only repair the damages from Superstorm Sandy, but to replace, upgrade, and add new facilities and infrastructure which will be more resistant and resilient to the effects of future storm events.
The "Engaging and Strengthening Hudson County Planning Initiative," and the four document deliverables, will serve to guide the long-range planning to protect and enhance the quality of life for those who live and work within the county, as well as the recovery from the effects of Superstorm Sandy and mitigation efforts to reduce vulnerabilities to future storms. The proposal will outline the process and completion of the stakeholder planning sessions and the four document deliverables. The proposal should address all the Tasks outlined in Section 2.0 ("SCOPE OF WORK AND COMPONENTS OF THE REPORT"). The USEDA requirements for a CEDS should be referenced. as well as MLUL and the County Planning Act (NJSA 40:27-1 et seq) for Master Plans and Capital Improvement Plans.
Any awards made through the Post Sandy Planning Assistance Grant program will be subject to the Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) regulations and the New Jersey DCA CDBG-DR Action Plan, as approved by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The Report and all contract deliverables must be completed within a twelve month contract term.


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Arena Online by AnchiWatch
©2006-2016 Anchi
awesome job
damn that would make a great book cover or somethin'
Ohhh, die Haare sind sehr schön geworden. Ich finde es gut, dass du nicht jede einzelne Strähne zeichnest.
Wird bald ein Tutorial zu sehen sein?^^
Wird bald ein Tutorial zu sehen sein?^^
I love the hilt of the sword, her hair, and her face! Great job darling.
Excellent artwork. Great job.
awesome drawing!
Beautifully done! All your art is amazing!
this is beautiful..
gorgeous piece of work
Absolutly love it!
Great piece
Great piece
so beautiful <33 *jealous*
This is a stunning piece of art, very beautiful yet powerful, such an excellent character. reat pose and expression, conveys modd perfectly, very emotive. Very well done
is it a game?
amazing work!
Ohh... I love her face and the flow of hair.. fav! ^^
Nice work!!
You did it again! i love it! you are a fantastic artist!
Amazing pic!!!
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Beautifully done. I especially love the way you have done the hair, it's so free and flowing ^^
The helmet contain texture~
The person is also beautiful
The person is also beautiful
Wow! That's absolutively cool.
>.> Nicely done... looks really good.
>.> Nicely done... looks really good.
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Published on October 19, 2010
(Bethesda, Md.) -- In the largest meeting of its kind, nearly 4,000 doctors, scientists, researchers and caregivers will meet in Baltimore, Md., Oct. 21-23, 2010, to present the latest information and advancements on cystic fibrosis drug development, research and care.
Key topics of the conference include:
An estimated 30,000 people in the United States have cystic fibrosis, and about 70,000 people worldwide. Ten million Americans are unknowing carriers of a defective CF gene. Fifty years ago, most children with CF died before reaching Kindergarten. Today, because of Cystic Fibrosis Foundation-supported drug research and care, people with CF are living into their 30s and beyond.
The 24th Annual North American Cystic Fibrosis Conference, the largest international gathering of cystic fibrosis research scientists and clinicians.
Thursday, Oct. 21 -- Saturday, Oct. 23, 2010, at the Baltimore Convention Center, Baltimore, Maryland.
Thursday, Oct. 21 at 4:20 pm -- Eric J. Sorscher, M.D., University of Alabama, Birmingham, Alabama: "Pipeline: Airway Surface Liquid Modulation."
Friday, Oct. 22, 9:00 am -- David. A. Stoltz, M.D., Ph.D., University of Iowa Hospitals, Iowa City, Iowa: "What New Models are Teaching Us about CF."
Saturday, Oct. 23, 9:00 am -- Donald Berwick, M.D., Administrator, Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services: "Transforming CF Healthcare: Partnerships for Life."
The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation is the world's leader in the search for a cure for cystic fibrosis. The CF Foundation funds more CF research than any other organization and nearly every CF drug available today was made possible because of CF Foundation support. Based in Bethesda, Md., the CF Foundation also supports and accredits a national care center network that has been recognized by the National Institutes of Health as a model of care for a chronic disease.
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Radović ultimately argues for the power of literary imagination to contest the limitations of geopolitical boundaries by emphasizing space and place as fundamental to our understanding of social and political identity. The physical places described in these texts crystallize the protagonists' ambiguous and complex relationship to the New World. Space is, then, as the author shows, both a political fact and a powerful metaphor whose imaginary potential continually challenges its material limitations.]]>
Drawing from black feminist and critical race theories, discourses on gender and sexuality, and literary criticism, Melancon illuminates the complexity of black female identity, desire, and intimacy. She sheds light on a more complex black identity, one ungoverned by rigid politics over-determined by race, gender and sexuality, while also enabling us to better understand the black sexual revolution, contemporary cultural moments, and representations in the age of Michelle Obama.]]>
In Unquiet Tropes, Tsou reconceptualizes Asian American literature as a set of highly particular classical rhetorical tropes including antanaclasis, rhetorical question, apophasis, catachresis, and allegory. Looking at five canonical works—Aiiieeeee!, No-No Boy, China Men, Blu's Hanging, and Native Speaker—Tsou shows how these texts use figurative means to confront the problem of race. She also explores how traces of Asian American history live on through these figures.
Each case study in Unquiet Tropes considers a different scenario—defiance, coercion, necessity, error, and deceit—to show how literary representation from the 1950s through 1997 has responded to a specific political condition.]]>
Santa Ana explores various forms of Asian American cultural production, ranging from literature …]]>
Santa Ana explores various forms of Asian American cultural production, ranging from literature and graphic narratives to film and advertising, to illuminate the connections between global economic relations and the emotions that shape aspirations for the good life. He illustrates his argument with examples including the destitute Filipino immigrant William Paulinha, in Han Ong's Fixer Chao, who targets his anger on the capitalist forces of objectification that racially exploit him, and Nan and Pingpin in Ha Jin's A Free Life, who seek happiness and belonging in America.
Racial Feelings addresses how Asian Americans both resist and rely on stereotypes in their writing and art work. In addition, Santa Ana investigates how capitalism shapes and structures an emotional discourse that represents Asians as both economic exemplars and threats.]]>
Our Caribbean Kin considers three key moments in the region's history: the nineteenth century, when the antillanismo movement sought to throw off the yoke of colonial occupation; the 1930s, at the height of the region's struggles with US imperialism; and the past thirty years, as neoliberal economic and social policies have encroached upon the islands. At each moment, the book demonstrates, specific tropes of brotherhood, marriage, and lineage have been mobilized to construct political kinship among Antilleans, while racist and xenophobic discourses have made it difficult for them to imagine themselves as part of one big family.
Recognizing the wide array of contexts in which Antilleans learn to affirm or deny kinship, Reyes-Santos draws from a vast archive of media, including everything from canonical novels to political tracts, historical newspapers to online forums, sociological texts to local jokes. Along the way, she uncovers the conflicts, secrets, and internal hierarchies that characterize kin relations among Antilleans, but she also discovers how they have used notions of kinship to create cohesion across differences.]]>
Beginning with an account of a probable ancestor of the zombie found in the Kongolese and Angolan regions of seventeenth-century Africa and ending with a description of the way, in contemporary culture, new media are used to facilitate zombie-themed events, Sarah Juliet Lauro plots the zombie's cultural significance through Caribbean literature, Haitian folklore, and American literature, film, and the visual arts. The zombie entered US consciousness through the American occupation of Haiti, the site of an eighteenth-century slave rebellion that became a war for independence, thus making the figuration of living death inseparable from its resonances with both slavery and rebellion. Lauro bridges African mythology and US mainstream culture by articulating the ethical complications of the zombie's invocation as a cultural conquest that was rebranded for the American cinema.
As The Transatlantic Zombie shows, the zombie is not merely a bogeyman representing the ills of modern society, but a battleground over which a cultural war has been fought between the imperial urge to absorb exotic, threatening elements, and the originary, Afro-disaporic culture's preservation through a strategy of mythic combat.]]>
Intersections of Harm is more than just a nuanced examination of the intersections among race, ethnicity, class, gender, and sexuality. It also explores the intersections of deviance and defiance, individual and collective, and mind, body, and place. Halperin proposes that, ironically, the harmful ascriptions of Latina deviance are tied to the hopeful expressions of Latina defiance. While the Latina protagonists' defiance feeds into the labels of deviance imposed on them, it also fuels the protagonists' ability to resist such harmful treatment. In this analysis, Halperin broadens the parameters of literary studies of female madness, as she compels us to shift our understanding of where madness lies. She insists that the madness readily attributed to individual Latinas is entwined with the madness of institutional structures of oppression, and she maintains that psychological harm is bound together with physical and geopolitical harm.
In her pan-Latina study, Halperin shows how each writer's work emerges from a unique set of locales and histories, but she also traces a network of connections among them. Bringing together concepts from feminism, postcolonialism, illness studies, and ecocriticism, Intersections of Harm opens up exciting new avenues for Latina/o studies.]]>


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BLAG - An Easy Way to Freedom?
BLAG Linux with GNU is a small one CD distribution of the GNU/Linux operating system based upon Fedora Core. The version I'm taking a look at here, BLAG-500000, is based upon Fedora Core 5, with a bunch of packages added from third party sources.
BLAG aims to create a one CD distribution with everything people need for the desktop environment. It also aims to be a 100% Free Software distribution and has been recognized by as doing this on the GNU website, along with only six other distributions of GNU/Linux (http://www.gnu.org/links/links.html#FreeGNULinuxDistributions).
So I thought I'd see if this distribution has what it takes to bring freedom to the desktop, without being a pain to install and use.
In my four years of using Linux, getting USB drives, memory cards, CD-ROMs, and Windows shares in a state where I could actually use them has been one of my most frustrating problems. Printing, by comparison, has been far easier. I was frustrated even that I had to use the "mount" command, not to mention all the issues with getting it to work the way I wanted it to. In my four years of using Linux, it has gotten a lot better about automatically detecting and mounting devices; in particular, I almost never have to mount hard drives or CD-ROMs manually any more. Other devices, however, remain problematic. You may never have to use the mount command in Linux. You may also win the lottery jackpot; I wouldn't bet on either. This article is intended to help new users save a lot of the time and trouble that I have gone through.
The second most popular web browser in the world, Firefox, is a beautiful, but heavy machine. Its biggest attraction are tabs, flexible bookmarks and RSS management, and extensions. However for people who are still using systems with no abundance of main memory it can be a pain intensively using Firefox throughout a day or longer. It is just that memory hungry. So some people have been looking at alternatives such as Epiphany, Galeon, Konqueror, or even the lightest but arguably ugliest and least featureful among them, Dillo. But as it usually happens, out of nowhere comes another alternative, one which may be hitting the right balance that many people are looking for. It is NGLayout (Gecko)-based Kazehakase (made by Japanese developers).
Its aim is to be lightweight (small memory footprint) and yet modern, user friendly, fully functional and innovative at that. And in its early releases it seems to be accomplishing just that.
This tutorial is intended for people with at least basic Unix knowledge, such as mounting filesystems and copying files.
OpenSSH, an OpenBSD project, is an incredibly secure implementation of the SSH protocol, a way of logging into a remote machine. For users of outdated protocols such as RSH, rlogin, and Telnet, it's an updated, secure replacement. For those who have never used anything like it, SSH can become a very valuable tool.
Zenwalk is a lightweight desktop oriented Slackware based GNU/Linux distribution that aims to be fast and user friendly. It is still quite new, but the growth, as well as the progress of development, has been pretty fast so far. I've taken a hike with the latest release, Zenwalk 4.0, and here's what I can say about it.
* First and foremost, keep things "fun" but not circus fun. Keep things cool. Stick with about 3 or 4 colors and gradients of those hues if you can. Don't add too many graphical items, but don't add too few.
Security-enhanced Linux (SELinux) is an implementation of a mandatory access control (MAC) mechanism. This mechanism is in the Linux kernel, checking for allowed operations after standard Linux discretionary access controls are checked. Standard Linux security is a discretionary access control model (DAC).
DAC is standard Linux security, and it provides no protection from broken software or malware running as a normal user or root.
I have always been interested in Linux distributions and how they evolve, not just technically, but also in terms of their popularity and their -wanted or unwanted- position among the Linux users and on the broader market.
In this regard, the Distrowatch web site is a fairly effective tool at tracking linux distributions no matter how small or short-lived they are. I think the site's online tool is actually the best one so far, and it has, in my opinion, produced the best stats concerning Linux distributions, unless you consider the NetCraft surveys but these are confined to the web servers' world. Distrowatch takes all of them, servers, desktop, set top boxes, and now has come to include OpenSolaris and BSD Unixes. It spans over 100 distributions, although there are more (but then these are dead or fairly underground distros).
As announced on my blog , I will soon move from my beloved Debian etch (or testing) to the upcoming Fedora Core 5.
How did I come to take such a decision?
I love several things in Debian. I run a Debian etch on my laptop, my old PC runs a Windows 2000 unconnected to the Net and is used for gaming; my company's servers run on Debian sarge except for the webserver, hosted somewhere else that run a nicely tuned Free BSD. Debian to me means the experience of one of the most authentic GNU and Free Software systems and in some sense, lifestyle.
As previously announced in an ealier article, I have finally completed the migration of my laptop from Debian Etch to Fedora Core 5.
I would like to write about it and my impressions after 5 days of using Fedora.
Fedora Core comes in a set of 5 CD-Roms, but you can install it from the net. I chose the first option, and it is important to actually have the 5 CDs ready for the installation (contrary to what one guy told me earlier). The installation was a breeze. Anaconda, the graphical installer, is a little bit less good-looking than the SuSE or Mandriva installers, but its even more effective.


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Boo Mario by DrummyralfWatch
©2008-2016 Drummyralf
Kinda rushed, but it looks OK I guess. Too bad I made a version with pure black lines. I afterwards edited the model so it had grey lines though, so if you want to build this you won't have the black lines.
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Date: 02/24/2016 - 2:00pm
Join friends and Library staff on Wednesday, February 24 at 2PM in the Curtis Gallery and be ready to discuss your recent favorites, share your thoughts, and get ideas for new books to read!
Date: 03/09/2016 - 7:00pm
Date: 04/13/2016 - 7:00pm
NEW CANAAN LIBRARY | 151 MAIN STREET | NEW CANAAN, CT 06840 | Phone: 203-594-5000
HOURS: Mon - Thu: 9am - 8pm , Fri - Sat: 9am - 5pm
Sun: Noon - 5pm (Closed Sundays June through Labor Day)