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The University of Mary Washington Center for Historic Preservation is happy to announce that submissions for the 2017 Historic Preservation Book Prize are now being accepted. Please follow the link for more information. http://cas.umw.edu/chp/center-projects/book-prize/ … [Read more...]
Call for Submissions for the 2017 Book Prize
Spring 2016 Newsletter
Thank you Laura Gilchrist, Prof. Turdean, Prof. Sanford, and Julie Coates for all your work on this semesters newsletter. Spring 2016 … [Read more...]
Year in Review, 2016
As the spring 2016 semester comes to a close, the UMW Center for Historic Preservation is excited to congratulate our newest historic preservation graduates. We are also happy to celebrate the end of a successful academic year and a busy year for the Center. For those wondering what the Center for Historic Preservation does to help facilitate our mission of preservation education and community outreach, below are some of the 2015-2016 highlights: • Sponsored and facilitated 5 lectures ranging from laser scanning to economics in historic preservation. • Extensive involvement in four external grants including a historic structures inventory and integrity assessment for the Blue Ridge Parkway ($13,670), a moisture ingress investigation and treatment plan for the Second Bank of the United States ($73,995), a Duff McDuff Green Jr. grant for architectural drawing conservation at UMW ($6,250), and recently a grant secured by Dr. Lauren McMillan from the Council of Virginia … [Read more...]
Council for Northeast Historical Archaeology (CNEHA) a Great Success
We were happy to see so many UMW alumni and local Fredericksburg preservationists and firms (go Dovetail!) on the resolution of thanks passed by CNEHA for the conference held this past weekend. Special thanks also goes to Professor Sanford for his hard work on the UMW end and of course the help from the UMW student volunteers! From what we hear things went quite well with great tours, presentations, and of course refreshments! Check out the resolution for a full list of names. RESOLUTION OF THANKS TO ORGANIZERS CNEHA 11 8 2015 … [Read more...]
A Closer Look at the Goodwin House
A Closer Look at the Goodwin House: The North Wing of the Mary Washington House Michael G. Spencer While the south wing of the Mary Washington House, the portion in which Mary lived, has received quite a bit of attention over the years, the Goodwin or north wing of the building has remained shrouded in mystery. However, as students in HISP 461 have looked into the history and begun to examine the materials of the building it has become increasingly apparent that the building is a contemporary of the south wing or Mary's House and likely dates to the 1760s. Both the south wing and the Goodwin House were likely constructed by Michael Robinson between 1761 and 1771. The first concrete mention of a building, of which I am aware (aside from standard deed/legal language which can often be misleading) is a reference made in one of George Washington's letters noting that his mother Mary has picked a "commodious house, garden and lotts" in Fredericksburg in which to reside ("From George … [Read more...]
Looking at Architectural Salvage from 401 Sophia Street
While difficult to witness, the demolition of buildings like 401 Sophia Street can provide for some unique opportunities. In particular such scenarios allow the historic preservationist the opportunity to examine architectural salvage, particularly structural members, that normally would be inaccessible without destructive analysis. Below are some images, with annotations, of the architectural salvage procured by the UMW Center for Historic Preservation from 401 Sophia Street. … [Read more...]
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Center for Historic Preservation Examines Moisture Problems at the Second Bank of the United States
The Center for Historic Preservation received $73,995 in funding over the summer to study ongoing moisture problems at the Second Bank of the United States in Philadelphia, PA. Designed by William Strickland in 1819 and completed in 1824, the bank illustrates well the Greek Revival style. Today the bank is home to a large Charles Wilson Peale collection. … [Read more...]
Documenting Our Past: Stafford County's Slavery Site Project
Recent UMW preservation alumna and current Dovetail Cultural Resource Group employee Emily Anderson recently published a story on work being done to document slave related sites in Stafford County, Virginia. This initiative is sponsored in part by the UMW Center for Historic Preservation. Documenting Our Past: Stafford County's Slavery Site Project … [Read more...]


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I had a horrible experience with another 'surgeon'. Had implants put in and was never happy with them-lived with a nightmare for 3 years. I literally looked deformed. Finally, after saving enough money and getting the courage to go through another procedure to 'fix' me, someone steered me in the direction of Dr Kayser. All I can say is he is the most compassionate AND smart man I have ever met. His staff is far beyond wonderful. I look and feel great! I will refer everyone I know to this fabulous office!
I had booked four consultations with plastic surgeons in the metro Detroit area. After additional research I cancelled one appointment. Dr Kayser was my second consult and I knew right away he was the doctor for me! I kept the third consultation appointment which confirmed my intuition. I shared with him my other quotes from the other board certified surgeons and he worked with me on pricing! He is the most personable, compassionate doctor who, in addition, is a perfectionist with his work and an extremely talented surgeon. I had a breast lift, tummy tuck and lipo of the armpits. I couldn't be happier with my results and would go back if I ever needed anything else. REMARKABLE staff, particularly Denise, the office manager.
I always went back and fourth with the decision to have breast augmentation because i was so nervous hearing about all the negatives that could go wrong, online and in magazines. Thanks to the reviews for image by design it led me to Dr. Kaysers office and hopefully my review can help someone else have a equally wonderful experience as me. Ever since the first call I never felt pressured to under go surgery but more so comforted and it confirmed my decision on doing this surgery for me. After meeting Dr. Kayser I genuinely felt he cared about the best interest for me individually and not like i was just another number. He gave his honest opinion and I trusted him completely. I couldn't be more happier with my experience and if asked the day after surgery, till now, a year later id still say id do it again in a heart beat (not many people would say that). I had my surgery on a friday, saturday I removed my bandage, showered and was up and about with a 2&4y old. I took one over the counter motrin the day after and returned to work Monday. No brusing, no swelling, I looked like a million bucks with no more then feeling alittle sore similar to the feeling of feeling engorged with milk.
I was referred to Dr. Kayser for my breast augmentation surgery by a friend who had the same surgery done by him. My experience with Dr. Kayser and his staff at Image by Design by far surpassed my expectations. The moment I met him I felt comfortable and at ease. He explained my options and took the time to answer any and all questions I had. When I left my consultation, I knew he was the one. The morning of surgery I was very nervous since this was the first procedure I'd ever had. The staff at the surgery center were great. Dr. Kayser met with me before surgery and I felt much more relaxed. I was reminded that I had made the right choice. The surgery went very smooth and he did a phenomenal job. I went from a small A to a full C and they look natural and very proportioned to my body. Thank you to Dr. Kayser an his staff for wonderful experience.
After meeting with several plastic surgeons, I knew the moment I met Dr. Kayser that he was the one I was going with. He took his time and listened to my best interest. He didn't push his opinion on me as some of the other doctors did. He gave me his best advise and I felt very comfortable in his office. The staff was so nice and caring as well. I had a pleasant experience and I would recommend him to anyone considering plastic surgery. My results were better than expected.
I researched several doctors in my area for breast augmentation before deciding on Dr. Kayser. I did not have to wait long to get a consultation but it would have been worth the wait! Everything with my surgery went smooth and I couldn't be happier with the results!
After years of being over-weight, my daughter was able to lose weight but was left with an excessive amount of skin on her legs and stomach. Dr. Kayser performed plastic surgery on her leaving her looking beautiful and giving her a second chance at life. He is an extremely professional and caring doctor. He goes the extra mile for his patients and I whole heartedly and without reservation recommend him for anyone in need of plastic surgery.
A friend of mine recommended me to Dr. Kayser for a breast augmentation. I was very pleased with the entire experiance. From my first consultation to my post op check up Dr. Kayser and his staff were extremely helpful, knowledgable and encouraging. I did not feel pressured but motivated after my first consultation and 8 weeks later I am still thrilled with my decision. Thank you Dr. Kayser I will continue to reccommend you to friends, family and strangers!!
Before selecting Dr. Kayser as my plastic surgeon, I went to 5 other doctors for consultations. I had done plenty of research and wanted to be sure I made the right decision to have breast augmentation. It was important to me that I find a doctor who took the time to answer all of my questions and concerns, made me feel comfortable, and had a staff just as caring and helpful as he. I knew right away when I walked into his office for my consultation that he was the doctor I would choose.The staff was extremely polite, I did not have to wait a long time to be seen, and once I met with Dr. Kayser, he took me to his office to further explain the procedure, including drawings, and a list of options for me to choose from. Then his secretary very thoroughly described my financial options, and was very patient with my questions. Even when it came to scheduling my surgery, the staff worked around my schedule well.After surgery I was so pleased. I even received flowers from the staff, and they followed up to see how I was feeling. My follow-up appointments went well, and I had no complications whatsoever.I am so happy that I chose Dr. Kayser. He was voted among the Top 10 best plastic surgeons in Metro Detroit for a reason. He is an extremely kind, understanding, patient doctor and a master of his work.
Dr Kayser changed my life! I had an experience with another doc about 10 years ago and he was able to correct the wrongs from him and now I just love the way I look. His office is professional and the surgery process was so easy and I knew exactly what to expect. I made the best decision by going to him and I love to look in the mirror and IN MY BIKINI!!!...
I spent a ton of time researching the breast lift procedure itself and more time with surgeon consultations. I am so grateful to have found Dr. Kayser. He took so much time answering any and all questions, going over the procedure itself, the hopeful outcome, the reality of what 'could' happen, etc. His staff, from the initial contact to the follow up visits are wonderful. Everyone is so warm and caring, you feel like you've know them forever.The procedure itself was exactly as described, no surprises. I did, however, receive a surprise the next day, a beautiful floral arrangement from Dr. Kayser and his staff. Very thoughtful.I will be returning to Dr. Kayser in the near future and would definitely recommend him. Once you meet him and his staff, you will, without a doubt, know you have selected the right surgeon.
I was diagnosised with breast cancer in 2009. When you receive that type of news your emotions are overwhelming. Being a nurse I was somewhat knowledgeable in the arena I was about to enter. I researched ALL of my physicians. From where they went to school, did their residency and fellowships, what areas they specialized in and what areas they were certified in and the number of years doing this. I had meet with all of my physicians prior to choosing them. I had seen a few plastic surgeons prior to my consultation with Dr. Kayser. From the moment I stepped into his office for the first consultation to today, I feel comfort, peace, geninue caring about you as the patient. Dr. Kayser is a "Gifted Man". God has blessed him with a great expertise in the area of cosmetic surgery and in return we (the patient) receive these blessing too with the positive outcomes from his gifts. I would recommend Dr. Kayser to anyone because he truly cares about his patients...take it from someone that works in this arena...you won't be disappointed. Thank you Dr. Kayser for being the "Gifted Man" you are!!!
I chose Dr. Malek Kayser of Image By Design in Roseville, MI for my breast reduction from the before and after pictures posted on his website. After meeting Dr. Kayser and his staff, I was certain he was the plastic surgeon for my procedure. I am currently 2 months post-op, and I am thrilled with the results. Dr. Kayser has been truly professional throughout the process, and I would recommend him to anyone. The SPAIR technique was perfect for me. I left the hospital about 4 hours after surgery, and I took only Ibuprofen for several days. Recovery has been without issue, and I was able to get back to daily activities very quickly. Dr. Kayser is an excellent plastic surgeon, and I give credit for my easy recovery to his surgical skills. At my first visit he told me he was a perfectionist, and after seeing my results I believe him!
I have never written a referral ever, but I am writing this one because of the excellent treatment I received from Dr. Kayser and his staff. They made me feel very comfortable right from the start. Dr. Kayser explained everything to me and answered any questions I had. I had lost a lot of weight and wanted to have the excess skin removed from my stomach and arms. He told me about the options I had and showed me several before and after pictures. I am thrilled with the results and I do not regret my decision to have this done. And now I am happy to be part of his before and after pictures. I would recommend Dr. Kayser to anyone who needed or wanted plastic surgery.
Had done a lot of research because I wanted to get my nose done, and liked the pictures I saw on this site, but was weary because although the reviews I read raved about him, these were all people who'd gotten their breasts done, not rhinoplasty. I went to another dr before, and really disliked him. The first time I met with Dr. Kayser, I knew he was perfect. He was able to explain exactly what I didn't like about my nose, and told me what we could do to fix it. I booked my surgery in that first meeting. A few days before, I started freaking myself out, and came in to talk about my worries. We went over everything, and decided on exact details. I felt so much better, he really addressed all my concerns. The end result is amazing, it is natural looking, so that most people didn't notice I did anything, yet I just look better. Espically in pictures, my nose is no longer too wide for my face. I feel more confidant and look in the mirror and like myself. It's been only 7 weeks, and it seems compleatly healed, no scar, although he says there is still swelling, It already looks perfect and can't believe it will get ever better as time goes on! He sent flowers to my home after the surgery, and was really comforting right before I was put under in the hospital. He is timely, I never had to wait and the staff is very nice as well. I am so happy i got it done, and think it was totally worth it. If you are looking for someone for a rhinoplasty, take a serious look at Dr, Kayser. I was pretty clear and specific with what I wanted, and he was able to meet all my expectations. I'd say all around, he is good at what he does. Really an artist.
Dr. Kayser and his staff were very kind and patient with me during my initial visit, although I postponed surgery at that time. During my subsequent visit and consultation, although I may not have been the typical patient, all my desires and requests were listened to and granted. My follow-up care has been wonderful and I have been so grateful to Dr. Kayser for the care I received. I loved my results!
Dr. Kayser is one of the most patient, kind and talented doctors i have met. He took a great interest in understanding what my goals and desires were and addressed each concern I had, one by one. He helped me to determine if surgery, and what type of surgery, would be my best option and he showed me many before and after pictures of people with very similar cases, so that i would feel comfortable with my choices. He has a great sense of humor, is gentle and very attentive after suregery. I would recommend him to anyone.
I have spoken to 3 other board certified plastic surgeons and this was the first doctor that charged for a consultation. I am supposed to decide if I trust him before I even meet him? Seems like a scam to me.
Charging a consultation fee is a standard and accepted policy in most practices. This person failed to state that their fee is applied directly to any procedure should they decide to schedule with us - which most patients who consult with us actually do. Most patients who are sincerely seeking a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon fully understand this policy and respect the full hour of time we spend with each new patient. I hope this clarifies this matter. Sincerly, Dr. Kayser
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The famous annual Boat Race between Oxford and Cambridge universities takes place around Easter each year between Putney and Mortlake, with the finish line just before Chiswick Bridge, almost right outside the MAABC boathouse. The first race took place in 1829 in Henley-on-Thames following a challenge between old school friends. Since the second race in 1836 the contest has taken place in London.
For many years now MAABC has hosted the Cambridge crew prior to the race, and has been set up as part of the Race Finish HQ. We also host the prize-giving after the race each year. If you have watched the agony and the ecstacy of the post-race interviews on television, you will have been looking at the MAABC foreshore below the clubhouse!
The 162nd race will take place at 4.10pm on Sunday March 27th 2016 – currently Cambridge lead the series with 81 victories to Oxford's 79 (with one dead-heat in 1877).
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The War Without a Loser
The War of 1812 used to be called the forgotten war. The bicentenary of the three-year conflict between the United States and Britain, now upon us, has finally begun to inspire historians to shed more light on it. For even after 200 years it is not agreed who won—or, rather, there are still significant differences in national viewpoints.
Among the participants, the Canadians have typically seen the war as their heroic stand against American aggression, during which they turned back repeated invasion attempts by President James Madison's army and American militiamen. The British, when they have not overlooked the conflict entirely because of their preoccupation with the concurrent Napoleonic wars, have seen the war as a British victory that prevented America from incorporating Canada. American historians have often looked back on the war as a glorious naval event, highlighted by a series of frigate victories under the leadership of heroic captains such as Joshua Barney, Isaac Hull, John Rodgers and Thomas Truxton and by the two fleet victories in miniature on the Great Lakes led by Thomas Macdonough and Oliver Hazard Perry. Indeed, the War of 1812 was long regarded by Americans as a victorious second war of independence from Britain.
A stream of recent books on the war shows that each of these viewpoints contains some truth, but the books also suggest that the re-evaluation of "the forgotten war" is just beginning. A sampling of new research and interpretation shows some clear development and progress toward a broader and deeper understanding of the war and its place in history, but it will be years before historians establish an accepted interpretation of the war as a whole.
President Madison's war message to Congress in June 1812 accused Britain of a series of hostile acts against the United States: illegally searching American ships, impressing American seamen into British service, harassing American commerce, cutting off legitimate markets from American trade and even inciting Native Americans to attack settlers in the west.
1812: The Navy's War
By George C. Daughan
Basic, 491 pages, $32.50
Important battles would be fought on land along the border between America and Canada, on the shores of the Great Lakes, and around Chesapeake Bay, where British forces eventually captured Washington, D.C., and burned the White House itself. But the war at sea was crucial, for the effects of the British blockade of the American coast were swift and severe. Brian Arthur's "How Britain Won the War of 1812" examines Britain's strategy as a form of economic warfare against the United States. After a detailed analysis of economic policies and practice, the British historian concludes that the strategy was so effective that it created a major budget deficit in the U.S. and forced the American government to become dependent on public credit, an increasingly unreliable source as the economy shrank.
The blockade interfered with American foreign trade and thus customs revenue, then the principal source of tax income. Agricultural exports were curtailed to such a degree that newly introduced taxes could only be paid with difficulty from diminished earnings. The inability to operate cheap coastal shipping drove up the price of overland transport so that farmers had to sell in local markets at prices depressed by glut or sell to distant urban customers at such high prices that demand fell.
In this situation, the absence of a national bank and the proliferation of local banks with poor control over printing paper money reduced the acceptability of notes and contributed to inflation. While the blockade created a temporary expansion of domestic manufacturing, this was short-lived. The experience of the war showed that the United States had bankrupted itself by its failure to create a wider tax base before the war. The country needed a permanent national bank, and the Second Bank of the United States quickly followed in 1816.
How Britain Won the War of 1812
By Brian Arthur
Boydell Press, 328 pages, $99
Mr. Arthur's work elaborates on one aspect of Jon Latimer's broader study of the British perspective on the war, "1812: War With America" (2007). Taking a much wider view of British strategy and operations, Mr. Latimer described the British war effort as a distraction from the larger effort in defeating Napoleon but showed how Britain was able to meet the additional demands that the war in North America created. There was an initial breathing period for the Americans while the British government concentrated on the campaigns in the Peninsular War, but this reprieve lasted only a year. During this period, most of the dramatic American frigate victories occurred.
Mr. Latimer suggested that the War of 1812 was no second war of American independence but rather a failed war of conquest. Britain invaded the United States and occupied and controlled the coast of northern Maine, parts of upstate New York, and a vast stretch west of Lake Michigan, as well as launching an amphibious attack from Chesapeake Bay. At the same time, Canada remained intact, after British troops repelled several American troop thrusts along the border of present-day Ontario. The United States obtained no redress for any of the objectives for which Madison's administration had gone to war.
The bright spots for the Americans were few: the frigate victories, the prevention of a major British land invasion by maintaining control on Lake Erie and Lake Champlain, and the defense of Baltimore from a major amphibious assault. That action is still remembered today in the national anthem: "And the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there." Additionally, there was the American victory over the British forces at New Orleans in 1815, which had no effect on the outcome of the war because the peace had already been signed.
Among American historians, an increasing knowledge of British scholarship on the war has led to more nuanced accounts. In comparison with works by earlier American authors, such as Theodore Roosevelt and Alfred Thayer Mahan, Stephen Budiansky's recent "Perilous Fight: America's Intrepid War With Britain on the High Seas, 1812-1815" (2011) shows a deeper sense of the limitations of American power in facing British superiority. Kevin D. McCranie's "Utmost Gallantry: The U.S. and Royal Navies at Sea in the War of 1812" (2011) draws extensively on British archival sources to correct factual errors and nationalistic perspectives that mar previous accounts of individual sea engagements.
One of Mr. Budiansky's conclusions is that "if there was one unambiguous victor of the war, it was the United States Navy. American hostility to a standing navy vanished with scarcely a trace, and never again would there be any doubt that a permanent navy was the backbone of American security." George Daughan's new "1812: The Navy's War" expands on this theme: He reveals that Madison's administration was completely unprepared to fight and had no effective strategy of how it could win a war against the world's foremost naval power.
But the book is much more than the title suggests. Mr. Daughan shows how the war at sea fitted into the American war effort and how the Navy—and the country—came out of the war better for the experience. The virtues of the war for America, Mr. Daughan suggests, were actually more civic than strategic. Madison assiduously conducted the war within the confines of the Constitution, guided by the strict republican principles that he championed. He immeasurably strengthened American democracy by avoiding any increase in presidential power and resisting the temptation to crush his opponents through the use of sedition laws. The president's policy of depending on militia forces raised locally would lead, in the postwar period, to a relaxation of property qualifications for voters, thus expanding the electorate.
Although the U.S. Navy could not match the British, it emerged from the war having won widespread respect for what it did achieve. Mr. Daughan argues that America's naval victories led to a changed British attitude toward the United States after 1815. In the wake of the war, he writes, "the new unity and strength of the republic freed her for a century from European entanglements and allowed her people to prosper in spite of the vicissitudes that would continue to challenge her."
Mr. Daughan suggests that the War of 1812 was indeed a second war of independence, completing what had been started in 1775, strengthening the nation's democratic principles, and establishing a new and positive relationship in which Britain recognized America's place in the world. Perhaps we can conclude that it really was a war in which all sides gained something significant.
—Mr. Hattendorf is the Ernest J. King Professor of maritime history at the U.S. Naval War College in Newport, R.I.


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WICHITA FALLS — Laverne Coulter, 77, of Wichita Falls died Friday, March 22, 2013.
Services will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday in Texoma Cowboy Church. Burial will follow in Crestview Memorial Park Cemetery. Arrangements are by Owens and Brumley Funeral Home of Wichita Falls.
Laverne was born Sept. 16, 1935, in Wichita Falls to Edna and Floyd Adams. On Jan. 26, 1952, she married Don Coulter in Wichita Falls. She was a member of Wichita Falls High School graduating class of 1953. She also was a member of Texoma Cowboy Church, where she was one of the original 30 members. Laverne operated alongside her husband, Coulter Oil Co., for 14 years and later worked as sentinel with Wichita Falls Police Department.
She had more love in her little finger than most people do in their whole body. She loved spending time with friends and family, listening to country music, dancing and entertaining in her home. Her doors were always open, just like her heart. She was a wonderful cook, which she passed down to her daughters and granddaughters.
She loved her friends, her community and was a very loving mother, grandmother, aunt, sister and friend. Laverne loved deeply and touched many lives, she was a classy lady, and will be dearly missed by all.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Don Coulter, in 2006; a son, Donny Coulter, in 2004; a sister, Francis Bardin; and a brother, Robert Louis "Buddy" Adams.
Survivors include a son, Danny Coulter of Wichita Falls; two daughters, Terri Suitor and husband Lance and Sheri Gorman and husband Todd, all of Perryton; eight grandchildren, Ashlei Ford and husband Joe of Henderson, Dustin Suitor and wife Shannon, Cassi Laxton and husband Brad, all of Perryton, Dr. Danielle Coulter and husband Mark Vackar of San Antonio, Suzanne Cox and husband Ben of Amarillo, Tori Gorman of Addison, Dr. Michelle Coulter and husband Aqeel Salim of Austin, and Haley Coulter of Marble Falls; nine great-grandchildren, Zak and Gavin Laxton of Perryton, Jace and Emma Ford of Henderson, Hailey and Dakota Suitor of Perryton, and Cayden, Ryan, and Benson Cox of Amarillo; a sister, Barbara Staton of Wichita Falls; and many loved nieces and nephews.
The family suggests memorials be to Texoma Cowboy Church, P.O. Box 29, Wichita Falls, TX 76307; or Hospice of Wichita Falls, 4909 Johnson Road, Wichita Falls, TX 76310.
The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home.
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SOUTHFIELD, Mich - On a day of whipping winds, with temperatures barely above zero, a wide cross section of the faith, labor, and social justice community protested Walmart's attempt to build a store in this city near the Detroit border by holding a candlelight vigil against "bringing guns in and sending jobs out."
Celebrating both the Presidential Inauguration and Dr. Kings birthday day made it a "monumental day," said Metro Detroit AFL-CIO President Chris Michalakis. Demonstrators also thought it a fitting day to press forward on an issue of utmost importance to both leaders: the ending of gun violence.
Highland Park NAACP President and Rainbow PUSH Detroit coordinator Pastor D. Alexander Bullock said Dr. King was a victim of gun violence but he also died in Memphis fighting for the rights of workers. He noted Walmart fails on both accounts.
"Walmart does not bring jobs in; Walmart takes jobs out. Working for a limited wage is not a good job," said Bullock.
He also pointed out that Walmart is one of the nation's leading retailers of guns and that 300,000 signatures had recently been delivered to a Walmart store near the Connecticut Sandy Hook Elementary School asking the giant retailer to stop selling military style rifles and ammunition.
Father Norman Thomas, Pastor Sacred Heart and St. Elizabeth Churches called upon the Archdiocese of Detroit (who is selling the property to Walmart) to "take a race to high ground" by not going forward with the sale.
He then said Walmart too could lead a race to "high ground" if it wanted to because it is both "the largest corporation and the largest employer in the world."
Michalakis noted that momentum is building to stop Walmart from building in the city. "We are winning this fight," he said.
He encouraged Southfield and other concerned residents to attend the January 28th Southfield City Council meeting and voice their concerns.
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What to Watch in 2013: U.S. Policy Toward Latin America
2013 could be an interesting year for U.S. policy toward the region. Up first will likely be U.S. immigration reform. The outpouring of support from Latino voters in the November presidential election, helping push Barack Obama to victory, combined with the better organization and more aggressive stance of many pro-immigration advocates may motivate lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to come up with legislative reforms. In fact Obama officials have already stated that they will turn to immigration early this year. Read more »


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Do you believe those suffering from any and all sorts of mental illness will be completely healed in the resurrection? Or are there certain things that are eternal as well - just on a different range of normal? I hope that makes sense.
Do you believe those suffering from any and all sorts of mental illness will be completely healed in the resurrection? Or are there certain things that are eternal as well - just on a different range of normal? I hope that makes sense.
I definitely believe they will be healed. I believe all will be restored to a perfect state. If we are to become like our Savior and Heavenly Father it only stands to reason that we will be healed fully. At least that is what I am hoping for.
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I should have put first that I mean absolutely no offense at all! I have nothing but love and respect for those that suffer. Personally, I do believe they will be healed as well. At least that's what I pray for every day.
A person close in my life suffers as well and nothing - counseling, drugs, etc. helps. He can keep stable with exercise, journalling, proper nutrition, etc. However, it never goes away. This feels normal to him. Not normal as in 'right' but normal because it's all he's ever known and he can't imagine it changing. He hopes it does and has faith but he doesn't know what 'normal' feels like. It breaks my heart.
i truely believe that those that suffer from ANY type of mental illness will be healed and have been promised that in many blessings. I suffer from depression and anxiety. I know that this is my trial in life. and it really makes me rely on my savior everyday.
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I would have to say that it will be healed. I take medication to keep my anxiety and my depression under control and for me I feel like I will be fully restored to be the person I am on the medication. Someone who is happy, enjoys life, finds joy in the little things, and can take hardships in stride. I don't believe that in the next life I will be saddled with feelings of wanting to hurt or kill myself because I won't have medication to help me block out my negative feelings and tendencies that I can't change on my own. I just believe I'm more the person I'm supposed to be on the medications than I ever was before then
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Yeah, crazycoolkid mental health awareness and acceptance is a big thing for me. There are a lot of people with mental illness out there who will never seek help because there are people who look down on people who have to take medications for emotional problems. I am hoping that with being open with my problems, I open up discussion so that people understand that it's not something I can control without the medication and that it is okay to seek help if you suffer from a mental illness. Also just because someone has depression or anxiety or bipolar or schizophrenia doesn't mean that they are any less of a person deserving love and respect from others and that they aren't capable of doing or being anything that anyone else can do or be.
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WWE announced that Mysterios suspension will begin effective Sept. 2, one day following Smackdown tapings in Cleveland, where he is expected to drop his IC title to Dolph Ziggler (Nick Nemeth). He had been scheduled to defend the crown at the Breaking Point pay-per-view.
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Mysterio (Oscar Gutierrez), ironically the smallest performer on WWEs roster (other than Hornswoggle), was linked to a federal investigation of Chris Benoits physician, Dr. Phil Astin III, shortly after Benoits death in 2007. Astin was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for his conviction on illegally dispensing prescription drugs to 17 patients from 2002 until his arrest in 2007.
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I will be exonerated. This girl obviously had some kind of motive. Well see in court, whether its financial or she wanted to be in a relationship that I didnt want to be in. I cant really say anything further.
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Ive forgiven so many times for what hes done to me, and Ive been around him and been fine, but now, hes gone and slandered me. In the wrestling ring, youve got to be able to trust the person youre working with and know that theyre not going to hurt you.
TNA president Dixie Carter told Kevin Eck of the Baltimore Sun last week that Angle was allowed to keep the TNA title at last weekends Hard Justice pay-per-view, only one day after being arrested, because the company wanted to let the legal system play out before a decision was made on Angles TNA future.
I was briefed on the details of what happened, and I also know that people are innocent until proven guilty, Carter said. And I think just like most sports franchises these days, they let the legal system do what they do best and you await the outcome. And thats what we did.
Carter has maintained a close relationship with Angle since TNA snagged the star in a high-profile acquisition in late 2006. She said Biggers is still on the TNA roster, although Biggers said last week that a source in the TNA office told her she was forcing the company to choose between her and Angle.
- Birthday wishes go out to Jody The Assassin Hamilton, who turned 71 last week, and Lowcountry native Burrhead Jones, who turns 72 Tuesday.
Jones (Melvin Nelson), who moved to New York City three years ago, invites his fans to call him at (843) 607-5482.
I miss everyone in the Lowcountry, he said last week. But Ive kept my local number here in New York City. I still remember the days teaming up with cousin Rufus (R. Jones) and the great matches we had with the likes of Blackjack Mulligan and Ric Flair.
Theres nothing like the Lowcountry, he added. Its pretty tight up here. We dont have the space to move around like in the Lowcountry. I miss the outdoors. I look at a lot of high-rise buildings and pavement here in New York City. Im a country boy, and I miss the country.
Jones officially retired from Standard Warehouse in Moncks Corner in 2004. He last stepped into a wrestling ring that same year in St. Stephen.
Jones, who began his ring career more than 40 years ago in New York City where he met the late Rufus R. Jones (Buster Lloyd), has been undergoing therapy for a lingering hamstring injury.
Otherwise my health is good, says Jones. The therapy has been working well, and I dont think Ill have to have knee surgery. I guess at the age of 72 it comes with the territory. Im still blessed.
- WWE head honcho Vince McMahon has ruffled the feathers of GLADD (the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation). The organization didnt appreciate a comment by McMahon last week on Raw that the masks on a pair of Cirque de Soliel performers looked really gay.
The group, which monitors and attempts to prevent defamation against gays and lesbians in the media, commented in a blog that McMahon used the term in a derogatory manner.
Its just another example of how people throw around the word gay derisively, said the statement. This came from the leader of a $500 million-plus organization who holds a lot of power in what he says and what he does.
The episode included a birthday celebration for McMahon that included Vegas showgirls and the Cirque du Soleil performers. Just what every man wants on his birthday, McMahon said of the performers bouncing into the ring on springboard-type stilts.
WWE programming reaches 16 million viewers each week, continued the statement. McMahon needs to understand that the words he uses and how he uses them can greatly affect peoples lives.
- Monday Night Raw continues to get good numbers with its guest host concept. Last weeks show, with boxer Floyd Mayweather as celebrity host, drew an impressive 3.9 rating.
- WWE Hall of Famer Dusty Rhodes will serve as guest host for this weeks Raw.
- WWE bad boy Randy Orton told the U.K. Sun last week that Eugene (Nick Dinsmore) was recently released by WWE because he was out of shape.
He came back two weeks ago and came in a little heavy from where (management) wanted him to come in, Orton said. Nick is a good friend of mine. I pulled some strings to get his job back and he comes back all overweight. So all in all, Im a little upset with him right now.
Dinsmore had signed a contract with WWE in July and was released only weeks later. He previously had been released by the company on Sept. 1, 2007, after what was believed to be his third failed drug test.
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In the early 1980s, wrestling was still local, but, thanks to Ted Turners superstation WTBS, it could be seen everywhere. Was the product fantastic? Heavens no. If it looked like it was being staged in Turners garage, thats because it almost was. It was filmed at the WTBS studios in front of a crowd of a few hundred people.
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On a cold, blistery Tuesday United States Coast Guard officials use this Remote Operated Vessel to search the river.
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Amid the evident frustration and melancholy, there was a hint of a metaphorical breeze.
Perhaps it's because Montreal Canadiens' window to contend for a Stanley Cup has been cracked a little.
Now it's up to GM Marc Bergevin to find a few new sticks to prop it open completely.
This is a team with as dynamic a core of young talent as you're likely to find in the East – the same can be said of the Sens, this is playoff rivalry that will surely bloom in the coming seasons.
Conventional wisdom now dictates the Habs – and their forwards in particular – were pounded into submission by the bigger, stronger Senators, and that they need to add bulk to compete at playoff time.
"All of a sudden everybody thinks that's it. I don't think so. My opinion is we're a good team, a quick team with speed, and when we use that when we're playing against Boston … we were down by two goals twice in the third period in their building and came back. They're tough, and we're not supposed to be?" said centre Tomas Plekanec.
While it's true the Sens have more size on the blueline, they also have three regular forwards who are shorter than six feet (the Habs have four).
Taking the broader, longer view, it's fairly clear Plekanec is right, and what Montreal needs, more than size, is elite goal scoring talent – although rookie Alex Galchenyuk will surely be a big part of the answer to that problem – and more experience and toughness on the blueline.
So while it's tempting for fans to think Bergevin will be smooth-talking his colleagues in hopes of unearthing some scrappy, XXL-sized forwards this off-season, he's likely more interested in finding a hard-edged, shut-down defenceman (particularly given knee injury victim Alexei Emelin will likely be unavailable until after Christmas), and a high-scoring winger or two.
It's readily apparent the Habs won't re-sign Michael Ryder, an impending free agent who scored only one playoff goal and will surely be looking for a long-term contract, but the money saved on Ryder, along with the $4.25-million (all currency U.S.) they could recoup by buying out Tomas Kaberle, means Bergevin should have north of $10-million in cap space to play with.
"Our team wouldn't be upset if this team didn't change one nameplate in this room … the best part about our situation is management has realized that in-the-room is as important as on-the-ice, they went out last summer and got the right guys for the room. I think it's helped out a lot, we have a lot of confidence they'll go that direction again," said Max Pacioretty, who led the team in scoring in the regular season and played his last three playoff games with a separated shoulder.
It's true that the Habs showed character, but the strength of this team is youth.
Galchenyuk and fellow first-year pro Brendan Gallagher showed over the 48-game schedule and abortive playoff run that they aren't cowed by the big stage, and both youngsters bring a badly needed boost to the Habs lineup – the former with his world-class skill and shot, the latter with a big man's game and don't-know-the-meaning-of-quit attitude that ripples through the team.
"[Gallagher] should be the rookie of the year, it shouldn't even be a contest the way he competes. … [Galchenyuk] is only 19, it's scary how good he's going to be, I'm really excited to be part of this team, this is a team on the upswing," defenceman P.K. Subban said this weekend as the players packed up their gear.
Subban, it bears mention, has an excitable nature.
But he is another player who has made giant strides, putting up numbers that earned him a nomination for the Norris Trophy, awarded to the league's top defenceman.
The expectation is he will only improve.
Subban turns 24 on Monday, he is just one part of the 25-and-under nucleus of this team, which includes Gallagher (21), Galchenyuk (19), centre Lars Eller (23), Pacioretty (24), and goalie Carey Price (25).
That's without considering young defencemen Jarred Tinordi (21), and Nathan Beaulieu (20), 22-year-old forward Danny Kristo, or soon-to-be pros like junior prospects Charles Hudon, Brady Vail, Darren Dietz and Sebastian Collberg.
The playoffs did nothing to quiet the Price doubters, and the big goalie, who suffered a second-degree sprain to his left medial-collateral knee ligament, was candid in saying that the pressure of playing in Montreal occasionally weighs on him, even if he's learned to accept it.
"That's one thing I miss, just being anonymous. It's tough to do that here," he said.
Just tough, he was asked, or impossible?
"It's impossible. I don't even go to the grocery store any more. I hardly do anything any more, I'm like a hobbit in a hole," he laughed.
At the same time, Price said, he is committed to improving – he theorized a lack of practice time in the compressed schedule may have hindered his work and that of other goalies – and will start training once he is cleared medically.
"I honestly believe I can win a Stanley Cup. I think I have the ability and the mentality to do that. In order to do that, I need to reach another level," he said. "I'm going to need to figure out what I need to do to get to that level."
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