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ACTIONS AGAINST MASSACRE! Lists of Upcoming Worldwide Protests Against Israeli Invasion and Killing at Gaza!
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**The list at alphabetical order, in case of any changes/errors please make sure to contact the event organizer for any changes before you go to the action!
Emergency Alert: Take Action to End Israeli Attacks on Gaza
December 27th, 2008
As of this writing, Israeli Air Force attacks today on the occupied Gaza Strip killed an estimated 200 or more people and injured hundreds more. These Israeli attacks come on top of a brutal siege of the Gaza Strip, which has created a humanitarian catastrophe of dire proportions for Gaza's 1.5 million Palestinian residents by restricting the provision of food, fuel, medicine, electricity, and other necessities of life.
While the scope of civilian casualties in today's attacks is not yet clear, it is unmistakable that Israel carried out these attacks with F16 fighter jets and missiles provided by the taxpayers of this country. From 2001-2006, the United States transferred to Israel more than $200 million worth of spare parts to fly its fleet of F16's. In July 2008, the United States gave Israel 186 million gallons of JP-8 aviation jet fuel. Last year, the United States signed a $1.3 billion contract with Raytheon to transfer to Israel thousands of TOW, Hellfire, and "bunker buster" missiles.
In short, Israel's lethal attack today on the Gaza Strip could not have happened without the active military and political support of the United States. Therefore, we need to take action to protest this attack and demand an immediate cease-fire.
URGENT ACTION SUGGESTIONS from the U.S. Campaign to End the Israeli Occupation
Take to the streets and make your opposition public.
We must keep up the protests until there is a cease-fire and a lifting of the siege of Gaza. We're calling on everyone to continue to organize protests in your community. Thousands of people have already taken to the streets in New York, Washington, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Dearborn, MI and dozens of other cities to protest Israel's attacks on the Gaza Strip. We're maintaining a comprehensive listing of all protests -- more than 100 in at least 30 states and 65 cities so far -- on our website and updating it continuously.
Join a protest near you
or organize one and send us the details. If you know of a protest not listed on our site, send us all the logistical details and contact information by
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2. Educate and organize people in your community.
We are encouraging everyone to attend public events in your communities to pass put information on Israel's atrocities in Gaza and to collect signatures to end U.S. military aid to Israel. Download a flyer by
clicking here
and a petition by
clicking here
and make copies. Also, sign up as a volunteer organizer to challenge military aid to Israel by
clicking here
and we'll send you an organizing packet with fact sheets, petitions, and the postcards below.
3. Get the message out to the media. Call in to talk radio programs and write letters to the editors. To download talking points for the media,
click here
. To find contact information for your local media,
click here
4. Contact your elected representatives and set up emergency meetings with your Members of Congress before January 6.
Demand from the President, your Representative, and Senators an unconditional, immediate cease-fire; full humanitarian access to Gaza and a lifting of Israel's siege; and accountability for Israel's misuse of U.S. weapons to kill Palestinian civilians. Send your letter today by
clicking here
Congress is scheduled to go back into session on Jan. 6th. Until then, many Members of Congress are in their home districts. Assemble a delegation of concerned constituents and request an immediate meeting with them. For contact information,
click here
. For tips on how to arrange a meeting,
click here
In these meetings, ask your Members of Congress to send a public letter to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and make a public statement with the political demands above. To download a sample letter to give to your Members of Congress,
click here
. Also give them a copy of our open letter to President Elect-Obama signed by more than 250 organizations entitled
"We Need a Change in Israel/Palestine Policy"
to show them that there is growing and widespread opposition to our country's policy of support for Israel's human rights abuses of Palestinians. Download a PDF copy of the letter by
clicking here
. If you can take the lead in arranging an emergency meeting with your Members of Congress, please fill out this brief form by
clicking here
5. Step Up the Pressure on the New Administration and Congress. Sign our open letter to President Elect-Obama by
clicking here
. This open letter will be published as a full-page ad on Inauguration Day. Add your individual and organizational endorsements to it today by
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and forward it to all your friends.
Join us in Washington, DC on January 20 for Inauguration Day to say "Yes We Can…End U.S. Military Aid to Israel!" Sign up to help us pass out information and collect signatures by
clicking here
And join us again in Washington, DC for a Grassroots Advocacy Training and Lobby Day on February 1-2 with Interfaith Peace-Builders. Gain the skills you need to change U.S. policy toward Palestine/Israel to support human rights, international law, and equality, and express your concerns directly to your Members of Congress. Space is filling up fast. For more information and to register,
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Other On-Line Actions:
International Action Center: SIGN Gaza Appeal- STOP the Massacre>>
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Click this link now to send a letter to the State Department and elected officials in Congress.
Lists of Protests from Around the Country
Emergency Response Protests
National Day of Emergency Mass Action: Saturday, January 10
Mass March in Washington, D.C.
White House (north side) @ 1:00 pm
There will be a major regional demonstration on Saturday, January 10. Gather at the White House (north side, Lafayette Park) at 1:00 PM. The protest will be located between the Bush White House and the Hay Adams Hotel, where President-Elect Obama is now residing, which is located on the north side of Lafayette Park.
Calling by: The ANSWER Coalition, Muslim American Society Freedom, Free Palestine Alliance, National Council of Arab Americans, and Al-Awda - International Palestine Right to Return Coalition, for more information, contact: A.N.S.W.E.R. Coalition
National Office in Washington DC: 202-544-3389
(More Washington DC area protests, see below)
Chicago, IL (1/9)
Mass Protest Against Invasion of Gaza
Voice out against the injustices being committed by Israeli forces in Gaza and all of Palestine.
Friday, January 9, 3:30pm - 6:00pm
Daley Plaza at 50 W Washington St. Chicago, IL
American Muslims for Palestine
Los Angeles-Area (1/10)
Saturday, Jan. 10, 12 noon: National Day of Emergency Mass Action - Mass Regional Protest in LA at Westwood Federal Building (11000 Wilshire Blvd.)
New York, NY (Tuesdays & Thursdays)
Women In Black Vigil on Israel/Palestine End the Occupation
Tuesday 5:30 at 187 St.
Thursday 5:30 at 14th St. & Broadway
End the brutal attacks and the blockade,
Tuesdays 5:30-6:30, 187 St and Fort Washington Ave.
Ongoing Women In Black Vigil on Israel/ Palestine- End the Occupation- End the brutal attacks and the blockade of Gaza
Almost every Tuesday 5:30-6:30
187 St and Fort Washington Ave., Washington Heights
"A" train to 181 (front car) or #4 bus
Contact Peg Rapp
(646) 271-5964 or
Alice Sturm Sutter
(347) 873-0781
New York, NY (1/9)
Friday, January 9, 2009 Al-Farouq Mosque at 1:00 pm
Atlantic Ave. & 4th Ave, Brooklyn, NY [at 554 Atlantic btw. 3rd & 4th
Aves., questions: 718 488 8711 or try IAC or e-mail addresses at bottom. -t.]
March to Brooklyn Borough President`s Office [Borough Hall, a half
hour march from mosque]
209 Joralemon Street [at Court St.], Brooklyn, NY 11201
Trains: 2,3,4,5 to Borough Hall, Bklyn
New York, NY (1/10)
Saturday, January 10 in NYC
From Harlem to Gaza -- We are All Palestinians!
Speakout! March! Resist!
* Saturday, January 10 -- 1:00pm
* 125th Street and Adam Clayton Powell (7th Ave)
State Office Building- take 2, 3, A, C, B, or D Train to 125th
New York, NY (1/11)
Mass Rally: Stop MASSACRES In GAZA & break the Siege
Sunday, January 11, 1:00pm - 5:00pm
Times Square, 42nd and 7th ave., New York, NY
Phoenix, AZ (1/9)
January 9 at 3:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Phoenix City Hall, Phoenix, AZ
Host: CARAMA, The Coalition of Arabs & Muslims in America Arizona Chapter
San Diego, CA (1/10)
Saturday, Jan. 10: National Day of Emergency Mass Action (Contact for more info)
For more info about San Diego Protests contact Al-Awda at 760-685-3243,
or Free Palestine Alliance at 619-980-0677,
San Francisco, CA (1/9)
January 9, 2009 12:00 noon
International Day of Dignity in Support of Gaza
Friday prayers at San Francisco Civic Center
Sermon by Dr. Hatem Bazian
Washington DC (1/4 - ?)
EMERGENCY CANDLELIGHT VIGIL FOR GAZA TOMORROW JANUARY 4 (and Beyond)
Protest-Vigil to demand President-Elect Obama speak out against the massacre of innocent Palestinians AND call for an immediate cease-fire.
WHEN: 5:30PM Every evening starting Sunday, January 4 until further notice
WHERE: Meet at 16th and H Streets NW - across from the Hay-Adams Hotel (alternate meeting place 16th and I (eye) NW)
WHO: CODEPINK activists and Anyone protesting the illegal and brutal Israeli assault on Gaza. Stop the Violence! Stop the Killing! Cease-Fire Now! For more info call 202 423 3654, 202 412 6700, 415 235 6517.
Washington DC (1/9)
Friday, January 9, 12:00PM
Lafayette Square and march to Upper Senate Park
Contact: National Association of Muslim Women,
The National Association of Muslim Women has organized an event to decry the massacre in Gaza. Please join them, CODEPINK and other activists at Lafayette Park at NOON TODAY for a press conference. We will deliver white roses to President-Elect Obama's DC hotel across the street to remind him that he should not be silent about the massacre in Gaza. At 1pm the entire gathering will march to the Capitol Upper Senate Park for a rally from 2-4pm.
Contact: National Association of Muslim Women,
International Protests
Montreal, QC (1/10)
Demonstration: Quebec in solidarity with Gaza, End Israeli Apartheid!
Saturday, January 10, 1:00pm - 4:00pm
Corner Peel and René-Lévesque, Montreal, QC
Organized by: Tadamon!
Phone: 5146641036
Toronto, ONT (1/10)
Peace Rally, for People in Gaza
Saturday, January 10 at 11:00am - 5:00pm
By: SUPPORT PEACE, BOYCOTT ISRAEL
Israeli Consulate - 180 Bloor St West, Toronto
There will be daily protests at the Israeli Embassy from
Monday 5 January to Friday 9 January, at 5.30 pm - 7.30 pm.
The national demonstration on Saturday 10 January is planned
to march to the Israeli Embassy. Stop the War is asking all
its local groups outside of London to book coaches or
arrange other transport to help make this the biggest
demonstration yet seen in this country in the cause of
Palestinian freedom.
Paris (12/29 - ?)
General mobilization headquarters for Gaza with a tent for mourning and protesting
Location: Fontaine des Innocents, Châtelet-les Halles
Begins Monday, December 29 at 5:00 pm
Continues: daily from 10:00 am until 10:00 pm (except during the demos) until the end of the criminal operations of the Israeli army.
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In America and in the West, the public is conditioned to believe that modern (allopathic) medicine is the supreme healing modality. Propaganda machines that rely on media in need of content and not necessarily truth eagerly spread this notion. Scientific journal articles promoting drugs are little more than press releases by pharmaceutical companies signed by doctors for hire.
In the midst of the recent "outing" of unsafe drugs by whistleblowers; the thousands of law suits against drug companies for drug damage; and a plethora of books and articles enumerating the side effects of drugs and the hundreds of thousands of lives lost because of it, we see drug companies and the World Trade Organization determined to control dietary supplements through Codex and international trade agreements in their global quest for power.
Why is this happening? Simply because most of the world does not use modern medicine and the 'powers that be' want to control those other forms of medicine to make way for a seamless, worldwide assembly-line style of health delivery by government decree favoring the highly-profitable, patented products and services of modern (allopathic) medicine.
One of the forms of medicine that is being targeted for control is homeopathy. Both Elissa and I have a deep and abiding love of homeopathy and we speak up for it whenever we can.
Homeopathy is one of those systems of medicine that is all encompassing and could be a life-long project of study. I wanted to make it my prime modality after medical school and began learning it during my naturopathic training. That might have had something to do with genes because my grandmother was a nurse and a homeopath. My father, while still in high school, was on the lists to enter Boston University School of Medicine, which, at the time, was a homeopathic medical school. I found, however, that I'm much too eclectic to stay in one place for too long, but I stayed long enough to see some miraculous cures take place. In the hands of a skilled homeopath, it is one of the best existing modalities for all conditions. I recommend it to parents as the best form of medicine for children, the best for most acute conditions and I advise people to have a homeopathic kit on hand to treat emergencies.
Elissa's reasons are even more personal. After a lifetime of ill health due to a missed diagnosis of mercury poisoning from her dental fillings (a disease that is not recognized by either the American dental community or modern [allopathic] medicine), Elissa was diagnosed by a homeopath and from the first dose of a homeopathic remedy, she found her salvation. Up until then, she had experienced not just debilitating symptoms of serious chronic illness, but numerous extreme adverse reactions from such things as penicillin and Tylenol. To find out why she was misdiagnosed all those years and why she was never referred to homeopathy, a medical philosophy that has specialized in the diagnosis and treatment of medically-induced mercury poisoning for 200 years prompted Elissa to become the health policy expert she is today. She earned her expertise by delving into the depth and breadth of the history of American medicine and how politics and the clever actions of several self-interest groups, over time, created today's modern medical monopoly folly.
The story of how homeopathy first came to America, became the second most practiced healing art by public demand and then was virtually destroyed by Big Pharma and its allies, the AMA and the practitioners of modern (allopathic) medicine, is why we have called our article "The Worst Crime of the 20th Century." This history bears witness to how the self-interest of just a handful of people, by creating an allopathic medical monopoly, continues to cause the needless deaths of millions of people and the ongoing suffering of millions more.
As the story goes, back in the mid-1800s, homeopathy had arrived on our shores from its homeland, Germany, and the public eagerly flocked to homeopathic physicians. No wonder! The "modern (allopathic) medicine" of the day included draining people of up to 32 ounces of blood and dosing them with lethal amounts of mercury in a product called "calomel." Calomel caused profuse salivation and doctors measured the amount of saliva by the pint as a means of determining the success of the treatment. Calomel was considered the all-purpose elixir for most ailments along with the bleeding, so you can see why homeopathy spread rapidly. Homeopaths found allopathic treatment barbaric.
What confounded the practitioners of "modern (allopathic) medicine" of that era was that homeopaths were well-educated and had quickly fallen into favor with the educated, politically powerful and wealthier clientele, as well as the masses. Worse yet, while their medical philosophy confounded the average practitioner of "modern (allopathic) medicine," every time an allopath actually took an honest look at how homeopathy was practiced, another convert to homeopathy was born. In fact, in many cases, practicing homeopaths were actually converts from "modern (allopathic) medicine."
Proof that homeopathy worked was widespread. Every epidemic in Europe and America starting with the cholera epidemics in the 1840s became an advertisement for the virtues of homeopathy. Homeopaths saved lives in large numbers and compared to the competition it was obvious that allopathic methods were a complete failure. In rapid order, the practice of homeopathy became widespread in New England, the Middle Atlantic States, and the Midwest. True to form, while the South had been slow to catch on, the 1878 yellow fever epidemic converted many patients and doctors there, too.
The formation of the American Medical Association in the 1840s was in direct response to the onslaught of a superior medical system. From the beginning, the AMA stood firm with a hostile "them or us" attitude about members consorting with the competition. Well-educated homeopaths, often graduates of Harvard, Yale and other such schools, were banned from joining the AMA. In AMA meetings, any discussion about homeopathy was banned. If any member of the AMA, or its state chapters, were seen consorting with a homeopath, that doctor was expelled.

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text: Sonny Rollins: I'm an Old CowhandEven before I got a chance to really thoroughly understand what Ray Brown was doing, if there was one record everybody knew, and knew well, it was Way Out West. That was kind of the gold standard for pianoless saxophone trios. I remember Wynton Marsalis was the first one who told me about that record. He pointed out, which rings very true to this day, that if you listen to Ray Brown's basslines, he outlines the chords so well, you don't miss the piano. Most of the time, when bass players are playing without a piano, it exposes the weaknesses or shortcomings of their harmonic vocabulary. In four notes, you have a chord for one measure and you have four beats. Sometimes, two out of those four notes make perfect sense. Sometimes, three of those four notes make perfect sense. But rarely do we hear all four notes, every bar throughout the song make perfect harmonic sense, almost like a baroque piano piece, like a Bach piece, a two-part invention, where these bass lines not only are outlining the chord that you're playing at that particular bar, but also setting up and anticipating the next chord. I think "I'm An Old Cowhand" is a case study of the way Ray Brown is using these passing tones, these leading tones, and I think Ron Carter---who in terms of harmonic evolution is the next step after Ray Brown---picked up on the way he perfectly constructed these basslines. I can just imagine Ron Carter listening to that recording, going, "Ok, there's something in there I'm going to really focus my style on," and that was building these perfect basslines that kind of go through the chords. They are not so much in the chord, but they're through the chord. You can hear the chord that you're playing, but it also sets up the next chord very, very well.


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Until now, Brian Strumke has been a self described "gypsy brewer," producing all of his beers at various breweries around Maryland and elsewhere. Now, Strumke's Stillwater Ales will have a home in the old Natty Boh Lounge on Brewer's Hill. Maryland law stills prohibits a bar to be built on site with a brewery, so all beer will still be produced in other locations, but Strumke will finally have what he calls a 'home base."
Strumke is coordinating with Ted Stelzenmuller, the chef/owner of Jack's Bistro, to create a beer centric menu at the new establishment. The bar will have approximately 23 taps and feature several Stillwater Ales, cask beer, and other brews as well. There will also be a " provisions shop" on the second level that will feature gourmet goods.
Renovations have already started, and Strumke hopes to have the bar up and running in the spring. It will be called Of Love and Regret.


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text: Anyone know if there is a waiting period in FL on long guns? I have always thought it only applies to handguns. I know If you have your CW it doesn't apply. Reason I ask is I bought a AR-15 online and had it shipped to a local Pawn/gun shop and the lady said I had to have my CW permit to take it home today. I do and gave it to her but as a matter of principle I asked since when do you need one for a long gun? Her reply was since 1998. Didn't want to argue but would like to know for sure. She also asked what is so different about this gun from the next(I bought a Colt 6920LE model)? Then she asked if I was LEO and I said no. She then looked at me like a criminal who could not own such a mean LEO/Military ONLY assault riffle!:rolleyes: Luckily there was a guy behind the counter that explained to her it was ok since the ban ended in 2004(which BTW I had just explained to her 30 seconds prior!:aargh4:)otherwise I might not have left with my paid in full riffle!!:argue:


text: Garmin's TOPO U.S. 24K West DVD brings you the highest level of topographic detail available, with maps comparable to 1:24,000 scale USGS maps. These highly detailed maps on DVD include terrain contours, topo elevations, summits, routable roads and trails, parks, coastlines, rivers, lakes and geographical points — and they also display 3-D terrain shading on compatible devices. With routable roads and trails in metropolitan and rural areas, getting to your destination is easy by creating point-to-point routes on compatible units. Compatible with Garmin Astro, Colorado, Oregon, Montana, Edge 605, Edge 705, Legend C, Legend HCX, Vista C, Vista HCX, 276C, 376, 378, 478, 60C, 60CX, 60CS, 60CSX, 620, 640, 76C, 76CX, 76CSX, Nuvi 500, Nuvi 550, Rino 520HCX, Rino 530HCX.


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Jenny Jones asks all the right questions. Good, campaigning stuff from the Green Party Assembly member.
London Assembly Member Jenny Jones rides the Cycle Superhighway
9 Responses to London Assembly Member Jenny Jones rides the Cycle Superhighway
Jack July 19, 2010 at 8:59 am #
@ E Blair: I think London's Mayors (this one and the previous one) hold the view that London is just far too important a global city and international hub of finance and commerce to consider risking yet more gridlock by giving over driving space or parking space for Dutch, Danish or German-style bicycle lanes.
Having said that, have you tried riding a bicycle in Madrid or Milan? Not fun at all.
Paul Johnson July 20, 2010 at 9:50 am #
I agree with E Blair – it is difficult to take this Superhighway solution serious when the solution has already been solved by other European countries. I mean, why are British politicians trying to re-invent the wheel?
Murray July 25, 2010 at 12:54 pm #
Politicians like to be seen to be doing something whilst actually doing nothing much at all. The people that make the laws and those who enforce the laws are, mostly, slaves to their motorised transport. They do not care about cyclists. Not at all. They just want our votes. If the legislators cared at all about cyclists then there would be heavier penalties against motorists who kill cyclists through careless and reckless motoring.
Murray July 25, 2010 at 1:00 pm #
And from that comes the problem that motorists (and especially motorcyclists) don't consider cyclists to be equals. According to the Highway Code, we are all equal under the rules and under the law. Yet motorists seem to think nothing of driving and parking on cycle lanes, including stopping in the ASL unneccessarily. And how many of them are ticketed for it? None. What would help is if traffic wardens put tickets on vehicles that are parked on cycle lanes. It does not happen. It should.


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MEDINA — A New Hampshire man pleaded not guilty Monday to raping a young family member at least 16 times between 1999 and 2002.
Timothy S. Zimmerer, of North Conway, was charged by secret indictment in July with nine counts of raping a child under age 13 and seven counts of rape.
Raping a child under age 13 is punishable by life in prison.
Medina County Prosecutor Dean Holman said the child — who now is 25 — was between 11 and 14 years old at the time and was a family member who lived in Medina. Holman declined to say whether the family member was male or female.
Common Pleas Judge Christopher J. Collier scheduled Zimmerer for an Oct. 7 trial.
He's being held at the county jail on $300,000 bond. [br]
Also in court Monday:
• A 36-year-old Liverpool Township man will spend a year in prison after being convicted of stealing a 1998 Subaru Forester in April.
Russell C. Hammon Jr., 855 Columbia Road, pleaded guilty to a count of grand theft auto, a fourth-degree felony punishable by up to 1½ years in prison.
Hammon changed his plea and was sentenced at the same hearing.
This isn't Hammon's first prison sentence.
He was sent to prison via Medina County courts for a year in 1995 for theft and breaking entering, again in 2006 for illegal assembly of drugs, and a third time in 2009 for burglary and theft. In June, he was put on three years' probation for theft. [br]
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He also was required to pay a total of $1,157 in restitution to the victims.
Lautenschlager was arrested in April after police reported obtaining surveillance tapes showing him using the credit cards, which were stolen from Highland Garden Apartments.
The judge also sentenced him to 124 days in jail, but he had that many days of jail credit.
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John Rabe is the creator and host of Off-Ramp, KPCC's weekend news and arts magazine program, which has been named "best local public affairs show" by two national journalism associations.
Prior to his time on Off-Ramp, Rabe was KPCC's host for "All Things Considered" and the station's housing & healthcare reporter, for which he garnered many awards – including several Golden Mikes.
Rabe began his career as a commercial DJ in high school in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, then found his niche as reporter and anchor at WKAR, Michigan State University's public radio station, where he earned his BA in English.
Rabe has also worked in public radio in South Florida, at WHYY in Philadelphia, and Minnesota Public Radio. He came to KPCC in 2000. Off-Ramp debuted in 2006.
He lives with his husband and Irish terriers in the foothills of Mt Washington, north of downtown LA.
Stories by John Rabe
John Rabe tells Idaho about the earthquake on brother James Rabe's morning show.
My brother James is the morning jock at 99.9-The Buzz in Twin Falls, Idaho, and he called me up this morning to interview me about the 7.2 Guadalupe Victoria quake. If I sound sleepy, sue me.
New York Times misses mark on probable Vishniac photo fictions
I'd love to know what Jayson Blair, Stephen Glass, and James Frey – not to mention late lamented and embattled photographers Robert Capa and Joe Rosenthal -- think about the New York Times' kid-glove treatment of Roman Vishniac this weekend.
Rabe's Neighbor Oscar's Damned Green Thumb
You'll remember a few weeks ago I blogged about my neighbor Oscar's garden. Oscar is a skilled gardener who feeds his family with the food he raises in the vacant lot across from his house.
A "reggae cave" in Echo Park holds one of world's biggest reggae collections
Jerry Sullivan sent me a heads up on a piece he's running in his paper, The LA Garment and Citizen, about Roger Steffens and his love of reggae.
Collegiate Competition at Rose Bowl this weekend - with Rabe as MC
There's still space for you at the Rose Bowl Saturday.
"There's Something About Larry" -- John Rabe interviews Larry Mantle for Airtalk's 25 Birthday.
Larry Mantle is seemingly unflappable. I say "seemingly" because in our q+a last night at the Crawford Family Forum here at the Mohn Broadcast Center he admitted to feeling flappable on the inside when an earthquake rocked the studio a couple years ago.
Donnie Dungan, child star of "Son of Frankenstein" and "Bambi" … and a former drill instructor … coming to town next weekend.
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This bulletin board shows just how skilled the ladies over at Namely Original are at bringing new life to old, discarded items. Julia had been looking for a new cork board, but her mom was not too excited about forking over the money. Therefore, she found a more budget-friendly option in this curbside find.
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April 17, 2014
Nevada April 18, 2014 12 p.m. PT
Caughlin Athletic Club Reno, Nev.
Fresno State (12-8, 3-3 MW) at Nevada (16-4, 2-2 MW)
Series Record: Fresno State leads 12-0
Last Meeting: 2013 (W: 4-3)
Utah State April 20, 2014 10 a.m. PT
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Fresno State (12-8, 3-3 MW) at Utah State (9-13, 0-5 MW)
Series Record: Fresno State leads 9-0
Last Meeting: 2014 (W: 4-3)
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'Dogs End Regular Season at Nevada & Utah State
After closing home play on a five-match win streak, the Fresno State men's tennis team (12-8, 3-3 MW) looks to carry momentum on the road as they close regular season play with two Mountain West matches at Nevada and Utah State this weekend. The Bulldogs first square off with the Nevada Wolf Pack on Friday at 12 p.m., and then travel to face Utah State for their second dual of the year against the Aggies on Sunday.
About the Competition
Nevada (16-4, 2-2 MW) is coming a 4-0 win over Sacramento State after dropping a 4-2 conference match to No. 68 New Mexico on April 13. Senior Victor Ouvrard leads Nevada into the weekend with a 16-1 dual mark. The No. 45 nationally ranked doubles duo of Ouvrard and Robert Allan heads the doubles charge, with a 14-2 record in dual action. Fresno State defeated the Wolf Pack 4-3 in 2013 and leads Nevada 12-0 all-time.
Utah State (9-13, 0-5 MW) has lost its last five duals, including three-straight losses to MW opponents- Nevada, No. 68 New Mexico and Air Force. Freshman Sebastian Schneider leads the Aggies with a 12-5 dual record. This will be the second matchup of the two teams this year, when they faced earlier this spring in a neutral site match the Bulldogs won 4-3. Fresno State leads Utah State 9-0 all-time.
Bulldog Leaders
Sophomore Nikolas Papic leads the Bulldogs with a 12-4 dual record in singles play, he is 4-2 at No. 5 and 3-0 at the No. 2 slot. Freshman Eric Komati has a winning record at Nos. 3-5 and is currently on a four-match win streak. Senior Sam MacNeil and junior Sai Kartik Nakireddi are split at the top spot this spring. MacNeil is currently 4-4 at No. 1, while Kartik is 7-4.
Up Next
After concluding regular season play this weekend, the Bulldogs are set to host the 2014 MW Tennis Championships at Sierra Sport and Racquet Club next week, April 23-27.
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When You Reach Me
by Rebecca Stead
When You Reach Me Truth Quotes
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It was Richard who taught me how to tie knots. He learned back when he sailed boats as a kid, and he still carries pieces of rope in his briefcase. He says that when he's trying to solve a problem at work, he takes out the ropes, ties them into knots, unties them, and then ties them again. It gets him in the right frame of mind. (6.3)
The knot is a recurring image in this book. What does it mean to Miranda? How does Miranda use knots?
Quote #2
"Einstein says common sense is just habit of thought. It's how we're used to thinking about things, but a lot of the time it just gets in the way."
"In the way of what?"
"In the way of what's true." (14.62-64)
Miranda is using common sense, but Marcus is using Einstein. Here he argues that his understanding of time may not make sense to Miranda, but that doesn't mean it's not true. The truth is more complicated than the way we might commonly understand it to be. Do you agree with Marcus?
Quote #3
Mom says each of us has a veil between ourselves and the rest of the world, like a bride wears on her wedding day, except this kind of veil is invisible. We walk around happily with these invisible veils hanging down over our faces. The world is kind of blurry, and we like it that way.
But sometimes our veils are pushed away for a few moments, like there's a wind blowing it from our faces. And when the veil lifts, we can see the world as it really is, just for those few seconds before it settles down again. We see all the beauty, and cruelty, and sadness, and love. But mostly we are happy not to. Some people learn to lift the veil themselves. Then they don't have to depend on the wind anymore. (21.3)
Miranda's mom believes that we are all capable of seeing the true nature of things – if we only can lift the veil. How does Miranda lift the veil? Who was born without a veil, according to Miranda?


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Our primary function is to award grant monies to individuals and organizations in Norwood, and the broader community, who are dedicated to keeping our town a culturally rich and economically vital place to live and work. For example, we grant funding for enrichment programs at the elementary and middle schools, music and dance programs at the Senior Center, artists demonstrations and lectures for the Norwood Art Association, the carillon concerts you hear on Monday nights in the summer, and lectures and programs at the Morrill Memorial Library. And, this is just a small sample of the programs and activities that we support.
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NEW YORK - Cushnie et Ochs often plays up a woman's body with form fitting silhouettes, but this time they added cut outs to the mix. The Spring/Summer 2013 collection at New York was smooth, sexy, powerful, and embraced a woman's curves in black, royal blue, turquoise, and mostly white. The duo was inspired by the islands and the ocean for their Spring collection where models like Daga Ziober walked down the catwalk in sheer sleeves, chiffon blouses, revealing cut outs and unforgettable leather pencil skirts. The designers also presented swimwear, as models strutted in sexy and barely there white cut out bikinis. To complete the empowered woman, hair and makeup was sleek with shiny pin straight hair and smoky eyes.
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What to Feed Your Oscar Fish
Like a lot of creatures that prey on live food, Oscar fish have got very big eyes. They rely purely on their excellent eyesight to locate and hunt food. Their eyesight is so good, they can even see things behind them because of the way the eyes protrude. Oscars will feed at any depth so they will readily accept floating, or sinking food.
The Oscar fish has gained the nickname "water dog", probably due to the fact that it behaves rather like an excitable puppy when you go anywhere near the tank. However, just like your four-legged friend, Oscars will eat just about anything you give to them, so that's another thing they got in common with our canine companions. However, it is important that you look after your little friend and don't make the mistake of thinking that anything goes, food has got to be chosen very carefully.
In the wild the Oscars diet consists mainly of insects, small fish and more than likely the odd little critter that ends up in the water. You can emulate what an Oscar may eat in the wild by harvesting critters from your garden. During the summertime you can use a small net to catch grasshoppers and cricket, these are absolutely superb food that will contain nutrients that a fish requires. Other things like beetles, spiders, any little creepy crawley is going to be readily accepted by your Oscar. You can feed worms to your Oscar but you've got to be aware that worms can harbour parasites that could be passed on to your fish. What I would suggest is you either starve the worms for a few days, or manually squeeze the gut out of the worm which should remove its stomach and any nasty thing lurking in the side. If you are going to collect food from the garden many always have to be aware of pesticides. Obviously if somebody has just sprayed the garden with insecticide then you certainly don't want to be feeding your fish with anything collected from these areas of the garden.
Rather than putting a huge list of food on this page, please go to our "what food can I feed my Oscar" article where you will find a large variety of different types of food that you can feed to your Oscar fish.Let's take a look at various other foods that are available. You may have seen foods that are described as "freeze-dried" Freeze-drying is a process that preserves food, whole and in its original condition and most importantly, it retains all its essential nutrients which of course is very good for our fish. Shrimps and krill are often freeze-dried so these can be very good as food. On the downside, freeze-dried food can be often more expensive than its frozen counterparts. You may want to make your own food. There is already a recipe for beef heart on this website, so check that out. You can also make home-made food that can be frozen using fish-based products. There is a recipe for beef heart on this website, why not check that out. You can also put things like fish and shellfish in a blender, mix it all up and then freeze it, Oscars will really relish this. Making your own food means that you can add exactly what you want, you can add nutrients and vitamins if you like, it's nice to be all to make a nice healthy food for your pet.
Most Oscars will accept live food with relish. The most well-known live food are probably small fish, often referred to as feeders. Whereas feeders (if they are large enough) can be good for Oscars because they have all the nutrients contained in them, you must tread cautiously. Fish that are bought from the shops are often from shops are often bred in huge numbers. These are often transported many miles which stresses them out. Stressed fish often develop diseases which can be passed on to anything that eats them. Just be aware. You are probably better off breeding your own feeders if you wish to feed live food. Whereas feeding frozen or freeze-dried food is perfectly okay, it is by no means as good as feeding live food. If you can obtain safe live food, then this will be an excellent healthy supplement to your Oscars diet.
You may have seen mealworms in your local pet shop. These are normally purchased by people who keep lizards or birds, however they're excellent food for Oscars. However, what Oscars love more than mealworms,are mealworms beetles. They just can't get enough of them. This is probably a little bit more natural to them, in the wilds, you will always get insects dropping into the water. If you want to try a mealworms beetles, it is quite easy. Get yourself a box of mealworms and just leave them standing for a couple of weeks. Before too long, metamorphose will take place and the little worm will turn into a small black beetle. Go ahead and try it, your Oscars will thank you for it. If you just can't stomach the thought of handling live mealworms then many pet shops sell freeze-dried mealworms. They are normally sold for the birds, but Oscars absolutely love them whether they are alive or not.
Household FoodsThere is also nothing wrong with giving Oscars household foods such as vegetables. Sounds silly, believe it or not some Oscars absolutely love vegetables. Try peas, carrots, aubergine, or small pieces of cucumber. I feed my fish peas on a regular basis, although the Oscars will eat them, I think it's fair to say that they probably prefer their other food. However, my other fish in the tank adore frozen peas that have just been bought from the supermarket. Feeding them on peas especially can be very good for the digestive system, so give it a go, you never know they may love it and you will actually be doing them a favour.
How Much Food and How Often?
When you feed your fish I would advise you not to just pile handfuls of pellets in. If you put too much food in then you may find that your fish become lazy and don't eat all of the food, or they will just chew it up and spit it out. If you put five or six pellets in at a time you will find that your fish compete for the food and will be much more eager to feed.
If you are feeding other foods such as shrimp, small fish such as frozen lance, cockles & muscles, then use your discretion and give your fish enough food to keep it happy. For example, a small 4 inch Oscar is not going to be able to eat four or five large shrimp or lance fish. I find that a 12 inch Oscar is quite happy if you give it a couple of 4 inch lance fish, they really don't need anymore. Shrimps come in various sizes so again, use a bit of common sense and don't give them too much because they probably will not eat all of it and you'll just end up with a complete mess in your tank.
Hand Feeding Your Oscar FishMany people ask about hand feeding Oscars, when you give them food such as shrimp and fish, you can often entice the fish to feed from your hand with these type of food, hold the fish or shrimp by its tail and hold it just above, or just under the surface of the water and when your fish get used to you, they will take the food from your hand. However, don't be surprised if you get your fingers nipped when you hand feed your Oscars. When your Oscars really get used to you, they will often leap out of the water as soon as they see your hand above the water.
Picky EaterOccasionally Oscars for no apparent reason will go completely off their food. Nobody to my knowledge has come up with a plausible reason why a seemingly healthy Oscar should suddenly stop eating. I have a few theories, one of which is most people overfeed their fish to the extent that the fish is never really wanting of food. Simply withdrawing food for two or three days can often trigger them back into eating again. However, some Oscars seem to take a dislike to certain types of food and almost prefer to starve themselves than actually eat. I'm not suggesting that a completely healthy Oscar will starve itself until it actually dies, I'm simply stating that if they don't like food, they will not eat it You have to remember that unlike mammals, fish can survive without food for weeks and weeks. Many fish that lives in the Amazon region have no choice in the dry season, they can last for an astonishing amount of time without eating. It may just be a case that your Oscar simply does not like a certain type of food anymore. I have had Oscars that under no circumstances would eat lance fish that are sold as fish food. I distinctly remember on several occasions trying to feed them on this type of food but they just wouldn't have it, in the end I gave up and gave them what they would eat. There is a vast variety of food available for your fish, most Oscar fish will eat just about anything that you put in your tank. The best way to ensure that your Oscar keeps eating properly is to vary its diet occasionally. Keep a couple of different types of pellet available for them, maybe keep some frozen food that you can pop in the tank for them every now and then.
Oscars Do Have Teeth
Like most fish, oscars need some way of chewing their food up. If you listen carefully when an Oscar is eating pellets, you may hear a crunching sound. An Oscar is equipped with a pair of pharyngeal teeth that are located at the back of the throat. These teeth are powerful which is why an Oscar will make mincemeat out of even fairly large fish. Oscars are incredibly greedy and will eat almost anything that they can get in their mouths, which is why it is not advisable to put small fish in with them. Another question a lot of people ask is have oscars got teeth in their mouths? The answer to this question is, sort of. They aren't teeth like you'd find in a piranha's mouth, they are a little bit what you would find in a mackerel's mouth, more a rough surface. they probably only have this so that prey can't escape. They are actually capable of drawing blood if they catch you on a sensitive part of your finger, for example just above your nail. Having said this, don't let that stop you hand feeding them because that is one of the joys of keeping Oscars.
Hand feeding Oscars is always fun. If you do buy a new Oscar, and a big one particularly. Be very careful when you feed it for the very first time. A lot of Oscars will lurch at food. It matters not to them that your hand and fingers may be in the way, they want the food and they can really go for it. Although Oscars haven't really got teeth, they can still draw blood as I have already mentioned on this page. I would strongly advise you to not let young children put their fingers near an Oscar's mouth when it is being fed. As you will see by the video below, an Oscar could very well cause a very nasty injury to small fingers.
Try and establish how your Oscar feeds. He may well be very shy and will not except food straight from your hand. Fish learn by repetition. The more you do something, the more the fish will get used to it. If your fish will not take from your hand, start off by just feeding pellets on the surface, or sinking food, whatever it you want. Once the Oscar is comfortable with taking food from the surface, don't let go of the food until the Oscar is comfortable to come towards you. He still may not take food straight from you, you will just have to bide your time. Hopefully, once has really got used to you and knows you are not a threat, he may take food straight from your fingers, or just open his mouth and you can drop food in. Having said that, some Oscars are very very gentle, and some Oscars are just pigs and they will literally jump out of the water to get to the food. I would avoid trying to hand feed these sort of fish, unless you want sore fingers.
Juvenile Oscars are often very excitable at feeding time. My young Oscar would eat everything in the tank if he could get away with it. It's very difficult with these sort of fish. A lot of people get worried that the rest of their fish are going to go hungry. Unfortunately, this is a possibility with a greedy Oscar. In cases like this, try feeding your greedy fish at one end of the tank while dropping food in at the other end. This may work, it may not. Your other option is to drop food in after the lights have gone out, this often works. If all else fails, try feeding frozen blocks of bloodworm. I have found that the Oscars will not eat all of the bloodworm so that at least there is something left for the rest of the fish. Obviously, thaw it out before you put it in because the Oscar will just eat the whole block if it gets the chance.
Beware of Some Foods
I think it's very important to mention that feeding certain foods to your oscar could compromise their health. Don't be tempted to feed catfood or dog food. Your Oscars may well love it but unfortunately this type of pet food is not at all suitable for fish. It contains far too much fat for a fish's liver to handle. If you continue to feed this type of food to your fish, you run a very high risk of it developing liver problems which would more than likely end in a fatality. Don't feed your fish on bacon, steak, or any meat that contains lots of fat. I would strongly advise you to go to your fish shop and purchase food that is specially prepared for fish. Beef heart is very popular, it is prepared especially for fish and is very lean and contains virtually no fat at all. You can also make your own beef heart recipe if you want. Doing this means that you know exactly what is going into your recipe. You can introduce extra vitamins into your Oscars diet by soaking bloodworm in liquid vitamins.
Alternatively, you could always ask your fish shop if they sell live river shrimp, your Oscar will go mad for these. They are also very healthy and good for your Oscar. You could also feed them live prawn from the sea. Even though prawns live in saltwater, they will stay alive for quite a while before they start dying. If like me, you live by the coast, these can be harvested very easily by using a dropnet and a fish bait. If you live near a harbour, go down just after dark and fish off the wall, you should catch loads. These can often be used to trigger an Oscars eating instinct again after they have stopped eating.
Growing Oscars
Let your Oscar grow at its natural rate, don't overfeed it thinking that more food will mean a bigger Oscar. Oscars grow at an alarming rate so there is absolutely no need to increase the amount of food you give it, or to make the mistake of introducing high-protein foods such as beef heart, these foods should be avoided completely.
Bright Colours Can Frighten Fish
Fish DO see colour. Occasionally, some people can't understand why their fish are reluctant to feed, they often shy away and won't come to the front of the class. Fish are often frightened by bright clothing, especially if they only see it occasionally. If you find that your fish do get frightened when you wear bright clothing, try wearing more subdued colour clothing when you feed your fish, you might be surprised to find they completely change and will be their same old selves again.
No I'm not joking, if you feed your fish an unsuitable diet for a long period of time, it could put on weight which can be bad for its health. If you do feed your fish on high protein foods such as beef heart then do it sparingly, don't feed it on this type of food two or three times a day every day or you could end up with problems. A prime example of this happening was on the Great Barrier Reef in Australia. The fish actually started putting on weight because of the amount of food that was being fed to them by tourists. The fish were actually put on a diet believe it or not.
Feeding Live Food
There is no specific law in the UK regarding feeding live food to your pets. However what is illegal is cruelty to animals. Vertebrates can suffer pain whereas invertebrates do not, this is accepted by most authorities. Therefore it is acceptable to feed live food such as worms, crickets and other insects. However, feeding live rodents or lizards will cause them stress and pain, in this case you will be committing a criminal offence and if anyone sees you doing it can report you. In theory the RSPCA could take you to court for animal cruelty.


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Ground based solar installation by Chevron
Active solar panels take the light of the sun and convert it into electrical energy. They can be placed on the roof of your home or on an out building or on the grounds of your property. They are sometimes connected to your heating system. Those are often passive panels and are doing nothing more than absorbing the heat from the sun's rays and transferring that heat into a circulating water system.
• Electrical producing solar panels are called photo-voltaic solar cells.
• Solar panels that absorb heat energy are called thermal panels.
Panels work in different ways depending on what they're used for. If you have a solar water heating system, this usually contains a "collector", to absorb solar radiation and turn it into heat. Then a heat-conducting liquid carries the heat from the collector to the hot water tank.
In an electricity-producing system, a positively charged layer of silicon is placed against a negatively charged layer of silicon, forming a field for electrical charges to pass through. Sunlight creates this electric charge when it shines on the panel. Then a conductive metal concentrates the charge into an electric current which can power household appliances.
Many of us worry about our fuel bills and the environmental impact of our fuel consumption, while a free and clean source of energy is shining down on us all day. In one minute, the sun gives the earth enough energy to meet the earth's power needs for a year. If you install a solar panel in your house, you are tapping into this massive source of free energy, and slashing your fuel bills. There are also great environmental benefits to solar energy, as it produces no pollution.
Will you save money if you install solar panels on your property? Yes, but no. The cost of the panels will cause an expense that could take years to recover. For instance a panel that produces 120 watts of electricity will cost around 700.00. If you go ahead and install the panels anyway are you doing your environmental duty to mankind? Absolutely. But I would not jump on the bandwagon just yet.
There is new Technology on the horizon. Read about it HERE.
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Do events overseas, like a newly belligerent Russia and a slower-growing China, make you nervous about your portfolio? Absent a full-scale war in Eastern Europe or a complete collapse of the Chinese economy (both possible yet doubtful), your holdings should be OK.
Russia and China are among the factors that weigh down U.S. stocks thus far this year, along with concerns about sluggish economic growth and tepid future corporate earnings growth. And American investors are anxious these days: The skid stocks took in 2008-09 made everyone from millennials to the Greatest Generation anxious about any string of down days for the big indexes.
Yet the Russian stock market has suffered far more than ours since it annexed Crimea, formerly a part of Ukraine. From a recent peak in mid-February to a month later, Russia'sMICEX index tumbled 18%. With the easing of war talk and the U.S. saying it won't use military force in the dispute, the Russian exchange crept back up to just 7% off its high in early April.
True, anything could happen up ahead. In the Ukraine, the situation is fluid. Russia wants the real estate (its Black Sea naval fleet is based on the Crimean peninsula) and is massing troops on the border for possible deployment in Ukraine's eastern section. The cost: economic sanctions, probably harsh ones.
At first, the moves were largely symbolic: a suspension of the 2014 G8 summit and the talks on Russia's entry into the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, and asset freezes for individuals and companies deemed to be hurting democracy in Ukraine. Additional "serious" steps could include financial sanctions for Russian banks, an embargo on arms exports to Russia, and the European Union opting to get more of its energy supplies from other nations. Russia supplies much of the EU's natural gas, via pipeline.
Russia recently raised gas prices in the Ukraine by more than 80%. The Kremlin could also freeze assets on euro-zone companies doing business in the Ukraine, along with continuing the staged war games near the Ukraine. The truth is that the West has very little ability to retaliate against Moscow, which translates into a status quo that is unwelcome, except that it likely means little damage to the markets.
Adding to investors' anxiety this year, China is not growing as fast as it has in the past, when it regularly expanded at a double-digit clip. The World Bank recently cut its full-year projection to 7.6%, from 7.7%. Its exports were down 18.1% year-over-year in February. Analysts polled by Reuters projected China's industrial output rising 9.5% across January and February, but the gain was actually just 8.6%. The Reuters consensus for a yearly retail sales gain of 13.5% for China was also way off; the advance measured in February was 11.8%.
These disappointments further shook Wall Street and rocked the metal markets. A little known fact is that besides being the world's top copper user, China also employs the base metal as collateral for bank loans, so falling cooper is a double whammy in China.
As Chinese Premier Li Keqiang noted on March 13, the nation's 2014 growth target is 7.5%. But the respected (and very bearish) economist Marc Faber told CNBC he suspects China's growth is more like 4%. The upside, Faber commented, is that 4% "growth in a world that has no growth is actually very good."
We never truly know what tomorrow will bring, so we don't really know what will happen on Wall Street although we can always make educated guesses. Now is a time to not panic and instead be calmly focused on a) Are the gains in some areas of your portfolio over the last few quarters well above target? b) Is now the time to rebalance into assets that have lagged the past few years? c) Is it wise to increase cash while actively looking to diversify your portfolio across different asset classes included alternative investments?
Concentrate on your strategy when turbulence affects the markets. History has shown that staying in the market can prove the right move, even when the news seems cataclysmic (say war with Russia). The bull market that began in March 2009 is nearly the fifth longest lasting in history. Just look at how stocks have rebounded, and hit new highs, since the precipitous fall the Standard & Poor's 500 took during the recession. Sticking with principles of diversification can prove wise in both challenging and record-setting markets as long-term focus and patience have rewarded investors in the past.


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Tyler in Scotland perfecting the recipe.
Testing the Whisky mash.
We built all through the winter of 2008/2009
Finishing the foundation with winter knocking
Lorien trowelling the foundation wall.
The Schramm Bros pouring concrete.
Things were going well...
Plumbing the hard way... Thanks Turbo!
Steel work at -10°C is little fun


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Happy August.
1 Aug
Holy cow! Its August!
Things I am looking forward to this month:
Getting two new dresses in the mail from Modcloth.
Starting school.
Possibly going down to South Carolina for a few days (that one is not set in stone yet but I want it to work out).
Watching more Doctor Who.
Short term goals for the month:
Fix my sleep schedule before I start school so its not so rough.
Ride at least 10 miles on my bike.