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|October 18, 2014 at 8:12 pm #15979
Raúl Ilargi Meijer
NPC Dedication, George Washington Masonic Memorial, Alexandria, VA Nov 1 1923 A comment on an article that comments on a book. I don't think either pr
|October 19, 2014 at 6:08 am #15980
V. Arnold
Ilargi, you've hit all the points clearly.
|October 19, 2014 at 9:47 am #15983
After reading zinn's "People'sHistory of America" I must say your basic concept here is incorrect. There is no "we". The wealthy invented the constitution, the usa,etc. as an instrument of control and have been using it ever since, keeping one step ahead of the naivemasses who believed the propaganda. For comparison, one hears from atheist anthropologists that ruling elites in earlier times used religion, priests to subdue and decieve the people into becoming docile and submissive servants, i.e. caste systems, middle ages manorial system,etc. The bill of rights, declaration of independence, supposed free electionsbetween two related elitists is just a control game, as in matrix film. We were never and cannot become free. Protest will be absorbed into acceptable channels. Such a system is, as you say self perpetuating, expanding, like a cancer cell, killing the host in terrible agony. "We" are the host. Whether "they", TPTB,(a very old phrase), will survive, die, or be replaced by a few of us who , like the pigs in " Animal Farm" took over the farm. In essence tthere is no hope and falsely believing that one is an active player in the game leaves one at a distinct disadvantage.
|October 19, 2014 at 11:42 am #15991
Home run! Ilargi is a man way before his time.
|October 19, 2014 at 11:47 am #15992
It's best to remember that today's wealth inequality is strongly skewed by the inflation of financial assets. So this 'wealth' deserves ironic quote marks. The inflation of financial assets has been the ever more explicit goal of the US government which is perfectly understandable as the dance between power and wealth plays out. It has played out to the point of an almost perfect virtuous circle. A self reinforcing dynamic where every increase in power and wealth begets another increase in gross financial assets and their prices.
Still it is best to remember much of the 'wealth' is illusory, a high abstraction.
|October 19, 2014 at 12:45 pm #15997
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There is an old cave in Northern Spain that dates back as much as 20,000 years ago, decorated by people from time to time as they felt the need. A copy of this cave has been erected in fine fidelity to the original so that the greater public can partake of experiencing the cave without endangering the original. Attached to this exhibition is a museum elaborating upon some of the contemporaneous artifacts found that still exist, mostly of bone and stone. At that early date, economic man can be discerned, incompletely; furthermore, social organization can be implied – must be implied for such organization to operate. Not much has changed since, that is the way the world still operates; why get rid of something that works, has worked? About the only thing that has changed from those times is that those of the group have lost the run of themselves; have chosen the flickering flame of belief as opposed to the steady clear light of fact; have learned myth instead of the minutiae of their history, have succumbed to temptations of passively living rather than ceaselessly striving for excellence, for those, there is no future past their present delusions and distortions – cry not for such heathen of the herd, some will surely survive.
When, in the future, the ideological fantasy that passes as economics of this era is studied to understand the driving causes leading to failure, one of the central causes will have been the failure of language itself to provide necessary communication to maintain a desired level of complexity. The record will also show that communication had become restricted to those acolytes proving themselves 'true' by their willing ability to accept contradiction without question, being devout believers of their catholic orthodoxy (look at the political leadership of the EU and the politicians of the countries comprising, say it isn't so, the reactionary status quo doesn't do self-correction).
The Augean stables of edifice economics will require the labours of multiple Hercules to rid the shite that now passes as economics. Language does have the ability to remove the detritus the abuse of language leaves behind. It will be for those of the future to decide how this will come to pass, if at all, and define their language to meet their needs. Power cannot be bad nor wealth evil, if the species is to survive – they are how survival is accomplished.
|October 19, 2014 at 10:59 pm #16007
Gravity is an equitable algorithm.
|October 20, 2014 at 1:50 am #16010
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The Heath brothers suggest that our brains are like that. The rider is the tiny rational part of our minds that gets ideas – a lot of them good and logical and even supported by data. We need to lose weight to feel better. Our bodies will be healthier when we eat fresh food – mostly plant based. Yet the siren song of the bakery we just passed gets the elephant part of our brain in motion – and all the nagging or pulling or yelling of the rider brain doesn't stop it.
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Motivate the elephant with emotion.
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Donald D. Carnes, 23, also was found to be a sexually violent predator under Megan's Law. The sentence from President Judge Ernest J. DiSantis Jr. came after Carnes was convicted by DiSantis in a nonjury trial in January of felony charges of rape of a child, corruption of minors, endangering the welfare of children, indecent assault and aggravated indecent assault and a misdemeanor count of indecent exposure.
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Michael Sigman: Strangest of all, apoplectic far-Right lunatic Glenn Beck transmogrified — for a day, at least — into Our Savior last week before a throng of some 87,000, according to a CBS News estimate.
For You To Succeed, Must Someone Else Fail?
Michael Sigman: Is this just human nature, or can we be happy about our achievements without causing an equal amount of suffering in someone else?
Can America Again Become An Imagine-Nation?
Michael Sigman: Roger Nygard's new documentary The Nature of Existence gives us a good-natured glimpse into the imaginations of brilliant thinkers from science, religion and other disciplines on life's fundamental questions. If we try to let our imaginations run free and work shoulder to shoulder on real problems instead of fantasizing about self-aggrandizement — my own particular fave being high school basketball greatness — maybe we can become an imagine-nation and begin to turn things around.
Eight Ways You Can Stop Rankism
Robert Fuller: If you're patronizing a store or restaurant, avoid the mistake of thinking that because "the customer is king" you can be a tyrant. The majority of servers and clerks are doing their jobs as best they can, often under trying conditions and a great deal of pressure.
Falling For Feldenkrais: A Patient's Progress
Michael Sigman: For an obsessive swimmer who craves the endorphins, the past two years of failed therapies for a bum shoulder have been a bummer. I've been acupunctured, acupressured, cracked, Rolfed, electro-stimulated, nutritionized, lasered, therapized, osteopathed, hypnotized, rheumatologized, cortisoned, massaged, medicated, iced, heated, surgerized and more. Much more.
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Wendy Block: I don't know if the world would improve if women ran it. Our decision-making and problem-solving brain centers are proportionally larger than men's. Same with emotions, perhaps a mixed blessing. And anxiety tends to lead women to reach out to others, often at their own expense, whereas men generally get all "fight or flight."
24, Shel Silverstein, Muons, and God's Toe
Michael Sigman: Just as it was perversely gratifying to find out that no one — including the experts — understood the complex financial derivatives that undermined the global economy, it's nice to know that even the top physicists don't really understand the mind-bending contradictions of quantum theory.
Bill Walton Shines a Light on Chronic Pain
Michael Sigman: Basketball legend Bill Walton is beloved as much for his boundless enthusiasm and quirky individualism as for his hoops heroism. But the class and perseverance he's shown through decades of severe chronic back, leg and foot pain might just top his most courageous courtside achievements.
Outrage Is All the Rage
Michael Sigman: It's often momentarily satisfying to react to outrage with more outrage. For years, I've rooted like a sports fan for MSNBC's Keith Olbermann when he righteously matched and even outstripped the bile of the ignorant Right. But during his recent absence from the airwaves, it's been a tonic to follow Laurence O'Donnell's more reasoned approach and Rachel Maddow's measured, humorous way of skewering the opposition.
Howard Zinn And J. D. Salinger: Two Heroes
Wendy Block: Both Zinn and Salinger remained true to themselves. Zinn maintained his radical stance when many of his contemporaries softened. Salinger rejected what he considered the phoniness of fame, and even stopped publishing (but maybe now, secreted works will go public). Though some of his rumored actions, if true, were eccentric, there's nothing reclusive about wanting to live a life free from an obsessively attentive outside world.
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Joseph Palerrmo: I saw Howard speak in Ithaca and in Santa Cruz and his talks were always so emotionally powerful and sensitive to human suffering and injustice. But he could also be hilariously funny, with a comedian's sense of timing. And he had the most developed sense of irony — and the ability to convey irony — of anyone I've ever seen or read.


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A documentary that examines the daily lives of law enforcement officers will be screened next week at USC Aiken, and a portion of the ticket proceeds will go toward scholarship and memorial funds in the names of fallen area officers.
"Heroes Behind the Badge" was released in 2012 and offers a glimpse into the lives of men and women in law enforcement. Narrated by Vincent D'Onofrio of TV's "Law & Order: Criminal Intent," it also examines the cases of some officers who made the ultimate sacrifice.
The screening will be Jan. 23 at 6:30 p.m. in the Etherredge Center at USCA. As part of the documentary's campaign to support law enforcement, 50 percent of the net proceeds will go to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund. Thirty percent of the ticket proceeds will go to local charities.
The Sandy Rogers and Scotty Richardson Scholarship will benefit. The scholarship goes to a USCA student majoring in criminal justice, and was established in memory of Aiken Public Safety officers Scotty Richardson and Sandy Rogers, who were killed in the line of duty in December 2011 and January 2012, respectively.
The J.D. Paugh Memorial Fund was established in memory of Paugh, a Richmond County sheriff's deputy who was killed in the line of duty in October 2011.
The Jason Sheppard Memorial Endowment Scholarship at USCA will also be a recipient of local proceeds. Sheppard was an Aiken County sheriff's deputy who was killed after being struck by a car while directing traffic in December 2006.
While their stories are not told, Richardson and Paugh's names are listed at the end of the film.
Jessica Roberts, a deputy with the Aiken County Sheriff's Office, first heard about the documentary through Facebook. While researching the film further, she found out about the ticket proceed donations and decided she wanted to have a screening in Aiken.
"I believe it is an educational tool, not only for law enforcement but for the public," Roberts said. "A lot of times, we can get complacent and we don't realize how dangerous it could be for us. It's a training for us, and as far as the community, it brings better realizations to what we go through and what we face every day."
Roberts said a number of officers from Aiken Public Safety, the Sheriff's Office and surrounding law enforcement agencies are expected to be in attendance. Anyone interested can donate a ticket to a law enforcement officer or one of their family members.
Tickets can be donated for specific officers or family members, but if they do not need the ticket for any reason, it will be given to another officer or family member.
Tickets to the screening are $15 and can be purchased by calling the Etherredge Center box office at 803-641-3305, or visiting http://web.usca.edu/etherredge-center/.
Teddy Kulmala covers the crime and courts beat for the Aiken Standard and has been with the newspaper since August 2012.
He is a native of Williston and majored in communication studies at Clemson University.


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Scott Walker signs emergency declaration for sagging I-43 bridge
Gov. Scott Walker signed a declaration of emergency Friday for the sagging Leo Frigo Memorial Bridge, which has been closed since Wednesday, a first step to make the bridge eligible for federal money for repairs.
But the Federal Highway Administration cannot determine whether the project is eligible until a cause is identified, state Department of Transportation Secretary Mark Gottlieb said.
If the cause was related to the natural age of the structure, it would not be eligible, but if the settling was caused by an external force that led to a specific incident or failure, it would be, Gottlieb said.
State officials have traced the slumping piece of bridge to the roughly 2-foot settling of a pier that supports the bridge, state officials have said. It's a problem the state has not dealt with before.
The initial settling of the pier took place over a roughly eight-hour window, but the pier has not moved since Wednesday.
If the bridge is eligible, the federal government would reimburse all costs for the first 180 days of the project, dating to Wednesday when the bridge problem was first noticed.
Walker said it was important to "get the ball rolling" on emergency relief so that the bridge repair costs don't detract from other transportation projects throughout the state.
The governor and other state officials said the investigation was too early to provide even a ballpark estimate of the repair cost.
An emergency declaration was issued in 2000 for repairs to the Hoan Bridge in Milwaukee. The bridges are similar but faced different problems. The Hoan Bridge had problems in the structure above the deck, while the Leo Frigo bridge problems stem from the pier, which goes down to bedrock.
The Leo Frigo bridge and the portion of I-43 from Atkinson Road to Webster Ave. in Green Bay remain closed until further notice.
Federal consultants are in Green Bay to help state and local investigators, and crews will be examining the pier more closely throughout the weekend, said Kim Rudat, regional communication manager for the state Department of Transportation's northeast region.
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The WPI Athletic Hall of Fame was established in 1983 to honor the best that WPI Athletics has to offer. It was conceived and founded on the basis that many individuals have bestowed honor and recognition upon both themselves and WPI as a result of their involvement in WPI athletics. The WPI Athletic Hall of Fame is created to appropriately recognize those people who have distinguished themselves and WPI.
The WPI Athletic Department, Poly Club, and Hall of Fame Selection Committee is proud to announce its 33rd Class, the Class of 2015. The six newest members were inducted on Friday, September 25, 2015 as part of Homecoming Weekend. They include:
(l-r) Tom Bartolomei '91, Conor Fahey '09, Nicole Maglione '09, Brian Glatz '90,
and Donna (Underwood) Sullivan '93 (Not Pictured: Swang Lee-Aphon '61)
TOM BARTOLOMEI '91 - Men's Basketball
- Currently fifth on the all-time scoring list with 1,412 points
- Well-rounded player with career totals of 317 assists and 256 rebounds.
- Dominant senior season that saw him score nearly 500 points - 19 per game
- First-team All Constitution Athletic Conference and Worcester Area MVP in 1990-91
- Averaged in double figures in scoring in three seasons
CONOR FAHEY '09 - Baseball
- Consensus All-America and most accomplished pitcher in school history
- NEWMAC Rookie of the Year in 2006 and Pitcher of the Year in 2009
- Led the team to its only NCAA Tournament bid as a senior
- Helped pitch the Engineers to the 2007 and 2009 ECAC New England Championships
- Career record of 27-9 with a 2.54 ERA, 325 strikeouts and three saves in 308.2 innings
- 2009 NCAA Division III Baseball strikeout champion. Career totals still ranked 20th
BRIAN GLATZ '90 - Wrestling
- New England Champion and All-America at 167 pounds in 1988
- Part of New England Championship team in 1987 and 15th place team nationally in 1990
- Achieved All-New England status all four years on Boynton Hill
- Career dual-meet record of 42-7-1 with nine pins
- Won 33 of 36 dual-meet matches (33-2-1) his final three seasons as an Engineer
- Still involved in education and athletics as a teacher and high school football coach
SWANG LEE-APHON '61 - Soccer and Tennis
- Three-year letter-winner and team captain of the 1960 soccer team
- Three career goals as a back, including game-winner vs. Coast Guard in 1959
- One of the university's first All-America in any sport in 1960
- NSCAA Honorable Mention All-American as a senior
- Accomplished single and doubles tennis player, notching 33 total career victories
- Never lost a match to UMass Lowell or American International
NICOLE MAGLIONE '09 - Field Hockey and Softball
- Eight-time letter-winner in field hockey and softball
- Career totals of 31 goals, including 11 game-winners and 16 assists in field hockey
- Leading scorer for the Crimson and Gray since the turn of the century
- Batted .328 in softball with 22 home runs, 108 runs scored, 67 RBI and 20 stolen bases
- 2006 NEWMAC Softball Rookie of the Year and multiple-time All New England recipient
- Six-time Academic All-NEWMAC and three-time Academic All-District I honoree
DONNA UNDERWOOD SULLIVAN '93 - Field Hockey and Softball
- Two-sport standout in field hockey and softball
- 1989-90 Coaches Award winner presented to the outstanding female athlete in freshman class
- Starter all four years at link in field hockey on Engineer teams that earned NCAA bids
- Earned All New 8, CFHCA All-Region honors and played in CFHCA Senior All-Star Game
- Member of softball team that won 1991 NEW 8 tournament and 1993 regular season championships
- Versatile player and outstanding base runner who could play all outfield and infield positions


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Now we have the ability to completely root our LG Optimus L5 by following the guide below. I've tested this on LG Optimus L5 E610/E612/E615/E617. Works great like a charm.
Just remember: Do this at your own risk.
- Turn USB Debugging ON (go to System Settings –> Developer Options) and Enable Unknown Sources (System Settings –> Security)
- My Root Package [Link1] [Link2]
- IS11LG_SystemBackupTest.signed.apk [Link1] [Link2]
- Usb drivers: [Link]
How to Root LG Optimus L5 Steps:
- Go to "Play Store" and download and install "ASTRO FILE MANAGER"
- Copy IS11LG_SystemBackupTest.signed.apk
- Then copy the apk "IS11LG_SystemBackupTest.signed.apk" in the root package to you SDCARD. You can do this by connecting your Mobile Device in "MTP – Media Sync Transfer Mode".
- Now using "ASTRO FILE MANAGER" go to "My Files 2" or "Local Storage 2" and install "IS11LG_SystemBackupTest.signed.apk" into your mobile.
- Open the app after success installation. You will see a message "Hello World". Now reboot your device.
- When the phone has completely rebooted, Plug your device to PC and change connection mode to "Charge Only Mode".
- Extract "My Root Package" and follow:
- Run "root.bat" if you are using "Windows"
- Run "root.sh" if you are using "Linux"
- Run "root-mac.sh" if you are using "MAC OS".
- If you can find "Superuser" app in your phone after the process. Congratulations, your LG Optimus L5 is completely rooted.
If incase you run into trouble while rooting your android device, you can
- Reinstall the usb drivers and restart the phone.
- Install ADB SDK from google's developer website.
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Leading companies are learning the value of ecosystems services, to the environment and to the bottom line.
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The BP oil spill will degrade critical ecosystem services and their economic benefits for decades to come.
Oil Spill Permeates the Gulf's Most Productive Environments
According to WRI estimates, the potenti
A Storm Warning for the Deepwater Horizon Spill: Major Hurricanes in the Southern United States (1950 to 2005)
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This week, governments will meet in Korea to decide whether to establish an intergovernmental panel on biodiversity services.
WRI's Lauretta Burke discusses her work on measuring the economic value of coral reefs in the Dominican Republic and other Caribbean countries.
Coastal Capital: Economic Valuation of Coral Reefs in the Dominican Republic
This working paper looks at the benefits that coastal ecosystems provide to the Dominican Republic. The studies highlight the contribution of coastal ecosystems to the economy and the need for greater investment in protecting coastal and marine ecosystems, including better management of marine...
By losing forest, the United States also loses one of its best defenses against climate change.
Investing in ecosystem services will help MDBs improve the livelihoods of the poor.


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Aereo to offer local broadcast signals online in Wisconsin
Aereo, the antenna TV service that allows live streaming of broadcast signals on computers and portable devices, is coming to Wisconsin.
The company announced plans Monday, at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, to introduce the service in 22 cities, including Madison, early this year. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Next Act gives wings, radio style to 'It's a Wonderful Life'
Imagine a Milwaukee without its musicians and dancers, its singers and actors, its highly reputed symphony and its world-class theater. It would look a lot more like Pottersville, that mean-spirited burg of cheap thrills and third-class entertainment that greets George Bailey before his great awakening.
Such were my thoughts Friday night as six veteran Milwaukee-based actors tugged at my heartstrings for the second straight year, in Next Act Theatre's reprise of "It's a Wonderful Life," as transformed by Mary MacDonald Kerr into a 1957 radio play, coming straight to us from the studio of Milwaukee's very own WNAT. »Read Full Article(1)


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After recent cases of violence, FOX 31 looked into Moultrie's domestic violence numbers.
In 2012 Moultrie police handled 185 domestic violence cases. That's about one every two days.
In 2013 Moultrie's numbers were down to 165 incidents
"When an officer responds to an incident of domestic violence, our policy is that if the officer can identify a primary aggressor and can establish probable cause that an act of domestic violence has occurred, then he's obligated to make an arrest on that primary aggressor," said Lt. Seth Walters, Moultrie Police Department.
So far this year, officers have worked about 34 cases.


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At NYC's Chelsea Hotel, The End Of An Artistic Era?
Hide captionFor more than half a century, New York City's historic Chelsea Hotel was a haven for writers, musicians and artists. Mark Twain, Jack Kerouac, Mark Rothko, Arthur C. Clarke and Bob Dylan are just a few of the scores of creative thinkers who spent time in the 12-story, West 23rd Street landmark.Bobbi Bowers/Flickr
Hide captionThe front entrance honors some of the hotel's many well-known residents, including Dylan Thomas, James Schuyler, Brendan Behan, Thomas Wolfe and Leonard Cohen. "I remember you well in the Chelsea Hotel," Cohen wrote in his 1974 song "Chelsea Hotel No. 2."Timothy A. Clary/AFP/Getty Images
Hide captionThe building was sold in May for more than $80 million to real estate developer Joseph Chetrit. Now, only long-term residents remain.Emmanuel Dunand/AFP/Getty Images
Hide captionFront desk manager Jerry Weinstein is shown on duty in June 2007. Since then, most of the Chelsea staff have been let go. "It was like we didn't have family anymore," says long-term resident Nicola L.Timothy A. Clary/AFP/Getty Images
Hide captionThe Chelsea's lobby, shown above in 2007, was once filled with the work of its residents.Timothy A. Clary/AFP/Getty Images
Hide captionFormer manager Stanley Bard, shown in his office in 2007, fostered the Chelsea's artistic community for more than 50 years. "He was kind of like a huge leaf that kids could go under away from the storm," says photographer turned bellman Timur Cimkentli. Bard was forced out by the hotel's board of directors in 2007.Timothy A. Clary/AFP/Getty Images
Hide captionMadonna lived in this room at the Chelsea after coming to New York in the early 1980s.Timothy A. Clary/AFP/Getty Images
Hide captionThe view from Madonna's former room at the Chelsea Hotel.Timothy A. Clary/AFP/Getty Images
Hide captionEd Hamilton has lived at the Chelsea for 16 years. "I came here to be a writer, 'cause it seemed like the place to go," he says.Emmanuel Dunand/AFP/Getty Images
Hide captionA decorated stairway is just one of many art-adorned spaces at the hotel.Emmanuel Dunand/AFP/Getty Images
Hide captionFormer manager Stanley Bard, standing in room 614, points out a photograph of actress Marilyn Monroe and playwright Arthur Miller, taken in that same room. Miller lived in 614 for several years during the 1960s.Emmanuel Dunand/AFP/Getty Images
Hide captionThe living room of 614.Emmanuel Dunand/AFP/Getty Images
Hide captionRenovations to the hotel will be subtle, says architect Gene Kaufman. Everyone working on the project realizes that the Chelsea is a rare and special thing, he says.Timothy A. Clary/AFP/Getty Images
Hide captionSherill Tippins has spent six years writing a book about the hotel. The Chelsea, she says, "has a spirit of its own. ... I don't think you can defeat this building."Timothy A. Clary/AFP/Getty Images
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The fabled Chelsea Hotel in Manhattan was home to Mark Twain, Virgil Thomson and Brendan Behan. Arthur C. Clarke wrote 2001: A Space Odyssey, there. Jack Kerouac worked on On the Road. Bob Dylan wrote "Sad-Eyed Lady of the Lowlands." Artists Larry Rivers and Mark Rothko, and scores of painters and photographers also spent creative time there. But now the future of the hotel is up in the air.
Multimedia and performance artist Nicola L. has been at the Chelsea some 30 years. She came, she returned to France, she rented another New York apartment, and then she returned. "You come back to Chelsea like you go to your mother when something is wrong," she says.
But the building has been sold. Once filled with art by residents, the walls and stairwells are mostly bare now. Only the long-term residents remain. The staff — some of whom had been there for decades — have been let go. When the staff left, says Nicola L., "the bellman, the people at the desk — it was like we didn't have family anymore and we were in an empty boat. "
The Chelsea Hotel is unlike any other in New York. It's split between rental apartments, and tiny hotel rooms where people could stay for a night. Ed Hamilton, author of Legends of the Chelsea Hotel, has lived there for 16 years. The first apartment he had cost him $500 a month.
"It must have been 100 square feet," he says. Now he lives with his wife in a room that's twice that size but seems minuscule: no kitchen, the bathroom is down the hall, clothes are hanging on the walls.
"I came here to be a writer because it seemed like the place to go," he says. "I was in my mid-30s. We had always heard about this place because Thomas Wolfe had lived here, and the beat writers."
The hotel is filled with ghosts. Not only those of Dylan Thomas, who drank himself to death at the Chelsea, or Nancy Spungen, the girlfriend of Sid Vicious, who was stabbed to death in their room, but all kinds of ghosts. Sherill Tippins has spent six years writing a book on the Chelsea. She once brought a friend to the hotel who claimed she could see ghosts.
The friend was up all night, talking to the ghosts, Tippins reports. "She told me, 'They're everywhere — in the elevators and in the lobby, and they want attention so much.' " Larry Rivers, the "leading ghost," told the friend: "It is not about the art, it is about the life. That is the important thing here."
And that's what most residents will tell you. Scott Griffin, a theater producer, is head of the residents association. He has lived at the Chelsea for nearly 20 years. He says Arthur Miller and Robert Altman nurtured him at the Chelsea and made his career possible. "The core value of the Chelsea is not in steel or in bricks, but is in the life force that it has," he adds.
Originally built in the 1880s by Philip Hubert, it was a socialist utopian innovation with communal dining rooms, artists' studios, even a hospital clinic; Tippins says it was the first cooperative to have a mix on every floor: "Large rooms that people with more money can afford, and people who are more successful mixed in with smaller rooms of aspirers and regular working people. That was a deliberate design," she explains, "and I think it is the reason the Chelsea has managed to remain the way it is."
The Chelsea was also unique because of its management. Everybody talks about Stanley Bard, the building's former manager. Timur Cimkentli was a photographer who lived at the Chelsea, but in 1987, when he couldn't pay his rent, he became the building's bellman. Cimkentli says Bard told him: "Maybe you're not a very good photographer, but I have a job for you."
Cimkentli says it was a sanctuary for the artists, for kids who really couldn't pay their rent on time. "Any other hotel would have kicked them out," he says. "Bard allowed that to flourish; he was kind of like a huge leaf that kids could go under away from the storm, and that was the rarity of this hotel, that he would keep you on, he would see you, and you would owe him two months' rent and you would cry to him and he would say, 'Don't worry, keep painting, keep painting.' "
Bard was ousted four years ago after conflicts with the minority shareholders. Managers came and went. Then, in May, real estate developer Joseph Chetrit bought the building for some $80 million. Architect Gene Kaufman is in charge of the renovations, which he says will be subtle. Tenants are scared it will become a condominium, but Kaufman and others say it will remain a hotel. The first priority is to preserve, he says; the second, to make it safe and functional — issues like fire safety are huge; and then there is an obligation to the current residents.
Kaufman calls the Chelsea a rare and special thing, and says everyone working on the project realizes that. "We don't have a lot of answers yet," he says. "We are still thinking. So I do think it is going to take some time, and we don't even have a schedule yet."
Chetrit, the Chelsea's new owner, was called by the New York Observer "the most mysterious big shot in New York real estate." He almost never talks to the media, and calls to his office were not returned. Many people say they wonder whether Chetrit will fall in love with the Chelsea or run out of there screaming. Those are the exact words several people used, including Sherill Tippins. "People have run screaming from it, over and over, in the past five years or so," she says, adding, "I, too, have been tussling with the building for years now; it takes you over and you struggle with it; it has a spirit of its own."
But that makes her optimistic about the future of the Chelsea. "I don't think you can defeat this building," she says. After all, as Kaufman put it, "if this was just a nice building of the period, with no serious history, we wouldn't even be having this conversation."


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The basic goal of this Agency is to improve access to service for Human Development (HD). This is to be achieved through the empowerment of communities and Local Government Local Authorities (LGA) for sustainable increase access of poor people to improved social and natural resources infrastructure.
The Agency is to empower communities to plan, part –fund, implement and monitor and maintain sustainable and socially inclusive multi-sectorial micro-projects in a sustainable manner.
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The World Bank (WB) approved 10 Community Development Plans (CDPs) with 20 micro- projects for the Agency, since then, the Agency have graduated to approving CDPs on its own. Since this graduation the Agency had approved 68 CDPs bringing the total of approval to 87 CDPs (183 Micro-projects).
In terms of implementation 46 Micro-Projects are on-going out of which 102 Mirco-Projects have been fully completed.
His Excellency, the Comrade Governor of Edo State, Adams Oshiomhole inaugurated the Board of Edo State Agency for Community and Social Development Project on 4th of April, 2012.
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