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We are in the midst of some challenging projects. Thoda dar hai. I mean they are not conventional projects ( but when have we followed the conventional path in any area of our life?). A lot of reading, discussions and brainstorming is required. We love it and that is what keeps us going. The fact that there are constantly new challenges and hidden threats at every nook and corner of the path.
There is money to pay the bills for this month. I mean that is great. Because the 7th of every month was a terror for so long. And all the bills (love letters) hold no fear for us anymore. That our lives are abundant today is a miracle beyond our wildest dreams. That we also have 'respect' is an added bonus. We actually worked only for earning 'respect' and somehow the 'money' came along with it. It has reinforced our belief that running after money is of no use at all. It comes to us when we are ready to receive it.
The office is running. The pantry is churning out three meals a day ( not to forget the midnight snacks) and is getting better at providing healthy meals for all ( from the peon to the manager, no discrimnation at all). There is water. There is work. Thank you God. Thank you very much. For everything. The admin is in place. The accounts is in place. The technical team is also strong. Amazing. Aewsome. We are truly blessed.
Appu has chosen to dance. Full time. Daytime. Nighttime. All the time. So be it. This is what comes naturally to her.This is who she is. A dancer. Just took me a lot of time to accept it in the 'gut'. The 'nut' (brain') accepted it but takes time to travel from the nut to the gut. Wish you all the best Appu. Go follow your dream. Wherever it takes you.
I have been invited by 'family'. Yes by my brother. It is strange as they have dis-owned me from the past so many years. My father has shared that my mother has willed the entire property in the name of my brother and that he wants to record my statement ' that I need no part of it and that I will never go to court to ask for my share'. Aisa bhi hota hai. How many laws can you make? If the men of the family do not wish to give the rightful due to their daughters/sisters, then all the laws are redundant and uselss.
We are working most nights. And attending calls/meetings most days. So we are all very tired. I guess that is the price we have to pay for earning an honest living, for wanting respect more than money. I hit a truck head-on in the early hours of the morning while returning from one such night out. The car got crushed and I have no idea how I got saved miraculously. Guess God has got some work planned for me on this planet Earth which is as yet unfinished. Thanks HP.
A lot is going on in the world outside. Politics, scams,dis-honesty,rapes. And it hurts. Yet, we have come to accept that we are powerless over everything except our selves and our actions. If we can live a good, clean, honest life, if we can each be a leader in our own area, if we can clean up our side of the street, if we can be self supporting and stop being parasites on the world, it will be a good start.
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One Pan Tilapia Fish Tacos with 5 Minute Mole
- 1 pound tilapia fillets
- Salt
- 2 tablespoons anise seeds
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- Mole:
- 1/2 white onion, sliced
- 2 whole garlic cloves
- 2 whole Roma tomatoes
- 1/3 cup slivered blanched almonds
- 1 teaspoon cumin seed
- 1 cup water
- 1/2 cup chili paste (ancho if you can find it)
- 2 teaspoons salt, plus more for seasoning fish
- 1/4 cup raisins
- 8 1/2 corn tortillas, divided
- 2 cups shredded iceberg lettuce
- 1/4 cup grated cotija cheese
DirectionsWatch how to make this recipe.
Season the fish with salt, to taste, and coat in anise seeds.
In a large saute pan over medium-high heat, add the oil. When the oil is hot add the tilapia and saute until golden on 1 side. Flip them over and finish cooking on the other side. Remove the fish from pan to a plate and keep warm.
In the same pan add the onion, garlic and tomatoes and saute until the onion is golden. Stir in the almonds and cumin seed and cook for 1 more minute.
Deglaze the saute pan with the water and stir in the chili paste. Carefully transfer the mixture to a blender. Add the 2 teaspoons salt, the raisins, and the 1/2 corn tortilla and puree until very smooth.
Briefly toast the remaining 8 tortillas over an open flame and lay 2 tortillas on each of 4 plates. Break up the fish and divide it evenly among the tortillas. Spoon the mole sauce over the fish, top with the shredded iceberg and garnish with the cotija cheese. Serve.
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Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Stocks Still Make Sense
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- The easy money may have already been made, but there's still plenty of harder money to go around, Jim Cramer told his "Mad Money" TV show viewers Thursday, as the markets reached new all-time highs. Yes, he said, there are still profits ahead of us.
Cramer said that while the bears may argue the markets' sensational rally from its 2009 lows are nothing but artificial inflation caused by the Federal Reserve, in reality this argument has nothing to do with making money. When you go to the bank to make a deposit, they never ask whether the money was made in legitimate or "artificial" markets, they accept it either way.
The lesson to be learned from 2009 until now is that once again, panic is not an investment strategy and is never acceptable. The bears have pronounced the markets dead time and time again, only to be wrong time and time again. In 2008, there was indeed systemic risk to the markets, which is why Cramer called for investors to head for the hills.
But after a 50% haircut in the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Federal Reserve proclaiming that no more banks will be failing, that risk was removed, and it's been all systems go ever since.
Why do stocks still make sense in today's market? Cramer said its because they've proven to institutional and individual investors alike that they can withstand rising interest rates, weakness in Europe and trouble elsewhere in the world and still flourish. Meanwhile, other asset classes, like gold and real estate, have proven to be tricky and not ones to be relied upon.
That's why Cramer said that with stocks back on the front page, he still thinks there are plenty of profits yet to be made.
Free Money
The initial public offering market continues to be red hot, and is perhaps the only place where the markets are essentially handing out free money, Cramer told viewers.
Cramer said the second quarter proved to be one of the best quarters ever for IPOs, with 61 deals netting investors on average a 21% return compared to just 2.4% or the S&P 500 during the same period. Making matters even better, a full nine out 10 IPOs last quarter weren't even profitable.


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As a longtime collector of retro video games, Gary Carnuche has amassed quite a collection. He estimates in the thousands, but it's too many to know exactly. In 2008, Carnuche co-founded the Columbus Ohio Retro Gaming Society (CORGS) with fellow enthusiast Gary Mayer.
A few months later the two organized the first CORGS-Con, an event for like-minded retro gamers. This year's CORGS-Con, held for the first time at the Fort Rapids Waterpark Resort, will be the biggest yet. If you ever feel nostalgic for the days of blowing in a Nintendo cartridge or the cursing of Q*Bert (@!#@?), CORGS-Con is must attend.
CORGS-Con keeps getting bigger every year. The first year we had 75 to 100, and every year we get about 50 more people. Hopefully this year we'll get about 300 people. We have more vendors this year, and we have four or five video game shop owners who set up. I look forward to the event each year because we have a really good group of people who show up every time.
You know you're going to find a lot of stuff you can't find in normal places at CORGS-Con. There's new stuff and some same stuff from last year. If you can't get something this year, you can probably get it next year. The hard to find things, you might not see again for another five years. I'll have Atari 2600, 5200 and 7500, Commodore 64 and VIC-20, Texas Instruments TI-99, Intellivision and CalecoVision.
There are some good stores with retro games around town. Level 1 Games in Tuttle Mall, Ultimate Video Game Connection, Video Game & Music Exchange, Play it! Games, Movies, and More in Clintonville, Tech N' Gamer and Video Games Express in Grove City and Super Game Team in Grandview have good stuff.
I played these games when I was young, but I didn't start collecting until 1994. I was in college at Youngstown State and I went to all the garage sales. I probably hit 70 to 80 garage sales a week, from Thursday to Sunday, and about 12 different flea markets. Back then I would look in the paper and get all the garage sales for the week. It was like I was a fireman — I knew every street in Youngstown.
I don't know how many games I have, but I'd say 4,000 or 5,000-plus games. I have between 35-40 different systems. It's almost like a hoarder of collecting. If I don't have it, I want it. I've got Barbie for Nintendo, I don't care. I collect everything from Atari all the way up to the original PlayStation. It's mostly cartridge-based games.
One game I really like a lot is called "X-Man" for Atari 2600. It's a very hard to find and I got it in great condition still in the box. It's actually one of the Atari's adult games; you can't see anything — it's Atari.


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|Kyle Dake (red) wrestles Trent Paulson (blue) in the 74 kg freestyle weight class during the challenge tournament for the finals of the U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Wrestling at Carver Hawkeye Arena on April 21, 2012 in Iowa City, Iowa.
NEW YORK – As the campaign to keep wrestling in the Olympics beyond 2016 continues, the race to make the (un-endangered) 2016 U.S. team is already underway. One of the most compelling plots on the road to Rio involves Kyle Dake. Just two months ago, the 22-year-old from Cornell University became the first man to win four NCAA Division I wrestling titles in four different weight classes.
As Dake leaves collegiate folkstyle wrestling for international-style competition, it will be the most highly-anticipated and closely-watched transition since 2002 when Cael Sanderson graduated from Iowa State with a 159-0 record and tried (successfully) to win Olympic gold in Athens two years later.
To heighten the intensity of Dake's transformation, the Ivy Leaguer told TeamUSA.org on Tuesday that the weight and style he's committed to for the next three years is 74 kg/163 lbs. freestyle, the same category as 2012 Olympic gold medalist Jordan Burroughs of the U.S.
"If I want to win an Olympic gold medal," Dake said, "I'm going to have to beat the best guy eventually, and that's the point. To me, it doesn't matter if he's from the United States, Russia, Iran or Azerbaijan."
Dake's choice of weight class doesn't surprise Burroughs.
"He's competitive," said Burroughs. "He didn't get to this level of success by backing down from anyone."
Dake hopes to prove that to the masses today when he begins his post-collegiate career in Manhattan – just two days after taking his last final exam at Cornell.
This afternoon, Dake will make his senior international debut at an exhibition between the U.S., Russia and Iran in Grand Central Station dubbed, "The Rumble on the Rails."
(In the afternoon session against Iran, Dake will face 31-year-old Hassan Tahmasebi at 74 kg. At night, against Russia, Burroughs will wrestle junior world champion Magomed Kurbanaliev.)
|Kyle Dake appears at a press conference prior to the
"Rumble on the Rails" event in New York City on May 14, 2013.
After this, the sociology major will skip his Cornell graduation to compete at the University and Cadet Nationals in Akron, Ohio -- "a little bit of a practice tournament" that overlaps with his commencement – before the World Team Trials in Stillwater, Okla., in late June.
Summer vacation has also been scratched.
"I'm just going to keep training," Dake said. "Training's fun, so that's kind of my vacation."
He plans to keep working with college coaches in his hometown of Ithaca, in upstate New York, but extra help is on the way.
"We don't want to give away who we're getting," Dake said, "but we've got a guy lined up to work with me individually."
On the business side, the 5-foot-9 athlete has already signed contracts with companies that make sports apparel, tools, and wrestling videos, and he is taking advice from the actor Billy Baldwin.
"He helped me get my manager and stuff," Dake said of the film star. "I see him all the time. He's a [SUNY] Binghamton guy," who wrestled for the Bearcats in the early 1980s.
Baldwin and several other celebrities are expected to attend today's event at Grand Central station, to support the effort to keep wrestling in the Olympics.
Dake is confident that wrestling will ultimately be saved when the IOC revisits the idea in late May (when it chooses up to three sports to include in 2020) and – hopefully – at the IOC's general assembly from Sept. 7-10 when the committee votes on which of those sports to add to the Olympic program.
Therefore Dake said he doesn't feel extra pressure to make the 2016 team in case it ends up being his first and last shot at the Games.
"I'm not too worried," Dake said. "I'm just excited to compete and really focus on freestyle. This is the first year I'll have the opportunity to do that."
|Nick Marable (red) wrestles Kyle Dake (blue) in the 74kg freestyle
weight class during the challenge tournament for the finals of the
U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Wrestling at Carver Hawkeye Arena on
April 21, 2012 in Iowa City, Iowa.
If he makes the 2016 Olympic team, he would also have an opportunity to earn a $500,000 bonus given to any U.S. wrestler who wins a gold medal.
"That would be a nice little paycheck," he said.
Dake has already competed in one Olympic Trials, in 2012, as a wild card entry. He lost in the 74 kg./163 lb. semifinals to Trent Paulson. He knows he still has a lot to learn.
Freestyle and collegiate wrestling "are completely different sports," Dake said. "The takedowns are similar but in freestyle, for example, you get the push-out. That's huge. Collegiate is more about control in taking people down, and controlling them all the way down. Freestyle is all about explosion and controlling the mat rather than controlling the person. The biggest difference is tactics."
One athlete who believes Dake could not only make the Olympic team but possibly snap Burroughs' 52-0 international winning streak is Jake Herbert, a 2009 World Championship silver medalist who used Dake as a training partner in London last summer during the Olympics.
"I think Burroughs' first loss will come against domestic competition, from a guy like Kyle Dake or Andrew Howe," said Herbert, who competes in freestyle at 84 kg/185 lbs.
Already, a Dake-Burroughs matchup would be compelling for their contrasting styles.
"Burroughs is so fast and explosive," Herbert said. "Kyle is more of a control wrestler, hard to score on. If you get a point off him, you really have to earn it."
Burroughs agrees. "[Kyle]'s a bit more defensive. I'm a little more offensive; I like to attack and score as much as possible. Not to say we'll clash, but I think it would be a good matchup for both of us.
"I definitely think he has a great future; It's just difficult because he has the best wrestler in the world in his weight, in his country," Burroughs said – meaning himself. "It will be tough; I'm looking forward to a lot of good competition."
Aimee Berg is a freelance contributor for TeamUSA.org. This story was not subject to the approval of the United States Olympic Committee or any National Governing Bodies.


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In all I've read and pondered these past days, nothing has galvanized me more than Jon Stewart's introductory remarks in his show on Monday night. If anyone could have used the powerful media space at his disposal to parody vitriol and point to it as a direct cause of last weekend's violence, it was Stewart.
He did not. He suspended humor and spoke from the heart about the seriousness of the moment. He admitted that it would be easier to point the finger and find blame, but one can't do that with integrity in this case. And still, he noted, It would "be really nice if the ramblings of crazy people didn't at all resemble the way people talk to each other on TV."
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Blake Brown, 17, Houston, Texas
2) Years of paintball experience
Around 3 years
3) Are you familiar with IP Board
No, but can learn quickly. I am taking a Computer Programming class this upcoming school year. (Starts late August)
4) What other message boards have you moderated, started, or assisted with
No, but I have Moderated various Video Game Servers
5) What sections would you like to help the TechPB community out with?
Wherever I am needed, but I am most active in chat.
6) Have you ever worked at a paintball store, field, or within the industry?
7) Have you played in any major events? Scenario Games, National Tournaments, etc?
No, but I have played at various small events and play on attending D-Day or Living Legends next year.
8) Any other forums you currently moderate at?
9) Fill out an employment application, send us a copy of your valid drivers license and consent to background check.
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Saturday, July 28, 2012 - Text by Aaron Wong | BadmintonPhoto - Yves Lacroix
Australia's Men's and Women's Doubles teams went down fighting on the first evening of Olympic competition at Wembley Arena tonight.
Glenn Warfe and Ross Smith (pictured right) faced a tough opening encounter versus the well-oiled machinery of world number two pair, Fu Haifeng and Cai Yun of China.
If the quality of short serving is any indication of nervousness, the Australians maintained their rhythm and put the shuttle into play without service errors and were able to live with the pace of the smashes for most of the rallies until they would occasionally strike it long of the back line.
The second-seeded duo claimed the first game 21-11.
"We played better in the second and we were 17-17 against the world champions. It shows we can perform at a high level but the Chinese played the big points better," assessed Smith candidly.
The Chinese closed out the match 21-17 but the crowd showed appreciation for the tall Australians' enterprise in the front and back attacking formation for the majority of the points, keeping their opponents side by side instead of allowing Cai – one of the best net players in the sport – to advance and attack like in the first game.
The Australian women's should long remember their match against Indonesia's top pair and world number 12, Greysia Polli/Meiliana Jauhari. Overcoming a slow start, Leanne Choo/Renuga Veeran (pictured left) adopted their trademark all-or-nothing game plan which almost paid dividends.
The Indonesians – helped by their opponents' unforced errors – initially exploited gaps in the Australians' defence to take the first game, 21-11. Undaunted, the Australians regrouped in the second game as a tighter configuration with both women adept at taking turns executing winners from the rear court and forecourt. They also read their opponents' movements and Veeran at one point moved forward to put away a Jauhari (pictured right) drop shot.
An Indonesian service fault near the end benefitted the Australians who had seen their four-point lead eroded, but a shuttle Veeran let fall following a long rally was called in on the back line; evening the score 20-20. Persistence by Veeran paid off as she didn't wait to be gifted the remaining points but took them instead, ultimately with a winning smash at net to seal the second game 22-20.
Stung by the Australian offensive, Indonesia attacked with new vigour in the decider; Polli squealing with each exertion as she determined to smash through the Australians.
"We prepared for this match against the Indonesians. They changed tactics in the third game and we continued doing the same thing as the second and did not readjust, that was the difference," reasoned Choo of the Indonesians leading all the way to 21-13 in the decider.
This match was the highlight of the night as the most persons cheered for the underdogs from Down Under.
"The Aussies in the audience were right beside our court and it was like playing at home. I could hear it and feel it. (It) gave us such a boost during the toughest points," said Choo of the watershed match.
Just as the Indonesians had gained confidence by pushing Chinese world number two pair, Tian Qing and Zhao Yunlei, to three games in recent months, now the Australians had achieved a similar breakthrough.
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About the Author: Michael Corbin serves as Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Iraq in the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs.
August 31 marks a critical milestone in Iraq, as the U.S. combat mission comes to an end, in accordance with the plan President Obama laid out at Camp Lejeune in February. In my position as Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Iraq, I visited Fort Bragg to discuss the efforts to transition the many programs conducted by the Department of Defense that will now be the responsibility of the Department of State. When I visited Fort Bragg, I had time to reflect on the sacrifices made by all the men and women who have served or continue to serve in the Armed Forces, and I had the honor of meeting some of them personally.
The end of combat operations in Iraq and the transition to civilian-led efforts fulfills President Obama's commitment to responsibly end the war. We could not have reached this important milestone without the determination of the men and women in our armed forces. This doesn't mean that the U.S. military's job is finished in Iraq. Beginning in September, our plan is for the remaining 50,000 U.S. troops on the ground to focus on training, equipping and advising the Iraqi Security Forces; work with the Iraqis on joint counterterrorism missions; and protect U.S. civilian and military activities.
The 18th Airborne Corps, based out of Fort Bragg, will be leading the military in these transition operations. The partnership between our civilian leaders and our military counterparts on the ground in Iraq and at home in the United States has never been stronger, and we are working closely together to ensure a successful transition to a civilian lead. We have one mission -- to help Iraq become sovereign, stable, self-reliant, and a force for stability in the region. The ongoing military role is to support Iraqi forces in carrying out their mission. The State Department's role will be to ensure the continuity of our objectives and our partnership with Iraq, as well as the safety and security of our personnel as we transition.
U.S. assistance is shifting from helping Iraq rebuild and reconstruct its infrastructure and institutions, to providing technical advice to strengthen capacity in key fields such as health, agriculture, and economic diversification. We are transferring skills and expertise to Iraq's government, industry, and people. Under the terms of the U.S.-Iraq Strategic Framework Agreement, we are building a strong and dynamic partnership with the people of Iraq that features cooperation in a range of sectors.
We know that the next few years in Iraq will not be easy. The country is facing significant challenges and there are still too many in Iraq who would resort to violence instead of peaceful participation in the country's political system. The long-term success of the Iraqi nation will depend upon decisions made by Iraq's leaders and the fortitude of the Iraqi people. Voter turnout in the March 7 election was strong throughout the country. This illustrated the Iraqi people's resolve to use the political process to elect their leadership, and we are now calling on the Iraqi politicians to form an inclusive government which will best serve the Iraqi people.
The current situation in Iraq is not perfect, but we have seen marked improvements as a direct result of the sacrifices made by the men and women of the Armed services and the efforts of thousands of civilian personnel working for the U.S. government. As we move forward in September and the months to come, we will focus on our partnership with the Iraqi people and the Iraqi government as they continue to build a prosperous and democratic state.
The Department of State, the Government of Iraq, and the Iraqi people will never forget and will continue to honor all those who have sacrificed so much to ensure a stable and prosperous future.
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Ouch...yeah, sounds like it. :( Shouldn't it be called "The Drank", if that's the case?
Isn't Rick's Place shut down now? I saw the Old 97's many times there.
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Alex Rodriguez, Jayson Werth, Todd Helton and Alex Cora have all played in the CABA World Series. The CABA High School World Series is going on in Euclid, Mentor, Willoughby, Eastlake, Kenston and Kent St this weekend. Great baseball and future stars. Check out the schedule here: http://www.cabahsws.com/WsSchedule.aspx.html Also, Euclid plays perennial power Brooklyn at 8pm tonight and Florida right afterward after rain put a crimp into that published schedule.
If you're looking for affordable baseball you could do far worse.
I'm going to go up to Euclid at some point this evening and watch Brooklyn and Florida completely demoralize the host team as happens most years.


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A group of kids start off with the "Your mama.." BUT, this being a Kmart ad, and these being elementary school kids, the mama-insults are mama-high-fives. Like "Yo mama is like a cheese-plate, she saved so much cheddar on that outfit". and "Yo mama is so fiscally responsible she got all this on free layaway." What? Just go with it, because the kids are very well cast. As is the rather strange gym teacher doing his stretches in blue gym shorts. Weirdness.
Honestly?! It would feel a little awkward to leave my kids with that teacher... Would have been more fun to see a Mrs. Doubtfire! ...limber up for pupils to come.
I truly despise this commercial. I think Kmart is encouraging thuggery activity because no matter what's being said, the words are barely understandable, the body language portrays "us against them" and it encourages young, impressionable minds to mimick the thuggery actions. Pretty disgusting.


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Brewers shutout Nationals, 4-0
Peralta leaves with hamstring injury
WASHINGTON - Juan Francisco's two-run double broke up a scoreless game in the top of the eighth as the Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Washington Nationals, 4-0 Tuesday night in Washington.
Francisco lined a shot to the gap in right center field to score Logan Schafer and Rickie Weeks to give the Brewers a 2-0 lead.
Martin Maldonado followed with a run scoring double and Jeff Bianchi's RBI single capped the four run inning.
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Our research center is
open from May 1 – September 15, Tuesday
Friday to genealogists and researchers for a $10.00 fee. We offer an
file and
microfilmed county newspapers from 1894 to present,
hundreds of family and individual histories, numerous city and village
histories, and thousands of photographs. We also have
on all of the eighty-nine cemeteries in Cass County and transcriptions
of forty-four of them. We have recently compiled several new lists of
county information we have such as past
postmasters, early
county divorces,
box holders at Ah-Gwah-Ching
and family
histories in the Longville Centennial book. Also
available on our publications page are excerpts from local history
books about Boy River, Federal Dam, Remer and Sugar
Point, posted with the permission of the author.
For researchers who are unable to personally visit the research center, the staff will do research for a fee. For those who desire additional family research, we can refer you to a genealogist who specializes in Cass County research. Additional information is available by phone, mail, or email.
Annual Meeting: October
Board meetings are the second Wednesday, April through September, at 3:00 p.m.
Summer 2016
Hours: 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Tuesday through Friday
Admission: Adults $4.00; Children $1.00; Family $9.00 (Group rates available with reservations)
Our newsletter, "Cass County Clippings" is available in PDF format on our Newsletter page.
Ah-Gwah-Ching Sanatorium served its patients from 1907-1961. The new antibiotic agent, Streptomycin, was introduced in April of 1947. The first tubercular patient to receive the antibiotic made a complete recovery. This new drug enabled patients to be treated closer to home. The death rate for tuberculosis showed a steady decline from then on. After treating nearly 14,000 patients over 55 years in the battle against tuberculosis, the facility closed on January 1, 1962. The complex was converted into a state nursing home for geriatric patients known as Ah-Gwah-Ching Nursing Home.
A limited number of Ah Gwah Ching bricks were salvaged after the buildings were torn down at the site and were delivered to the county garage. These bricks were carefully cleaned. They are for sale as a fundraiser for the Cass County Historical Society. The price for each brick is $10. Please contact the museum to purchase a brick.
The following local history book and additional publications are available at the museum or by mail.
Authors Cecelia McKeig and Renee Geving present some of the stories from the battle and its aftermath. The book includes important information from the Chicago and D.C. branches of the National Archives as well as much local research that was gathered over the past eight years. The book sells for $24.95 and is available through the Cass County Museum in Walker. If ordered, please include sales tax and shipping.
The dynamic writing duo, Renee Geving and Cecelia McKeig, have
produced this paperback entitled Murder and Mayhem
about crimes in early Cass County, several of which have never been
solved. Renee Geving is from Walker and is director of the Cass
County Museum. Cecelia is a resident of Federal Dam, and they have
utilized the newspaper archives and the state archives to put together
these accounts.
If readers are looking for a good murder story of the north woods, a gripping tale of love gone wrong, or an unsolved murder of a hundred years ago, this is the book to have. The book follows the stories from newspaper accounts of the day and court records and addresses such pointed questions as, Who killed Patrick Hawley and buried his body in a manure pile? Who shot George Barclay on a cold October night at Pine River? Was Cass Lake's Dr. Dumas an outstanding citizen, wrongly accused, or a Jekyll and Hyde character? Why was there only one hanging in Cass County? Was Chounard an example to the rest of the would-be offenders?
Follow the development of the story in the words of the first-hand witnesses, and in the editorials of the day. The book is currently being sold at the Cass County Museum.


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From the Blog Roll: My Wonderworld
Welcome to our series, "From the Blog Roll" We're introducing you to the homes of the fabulous guys and gals behind the über chic blogs on our blog roll.
What: Author of two blogs, My Wonderworld and My Wonderworld Fairytales
Carina is watching my Stella while I try to get some chic pics of her pad. I'm dying over all the eye candy…
SC: Describe your style in four words!
MWW: Simple, harmonious, rough and rustic
The kitchen nook is beautiful, the chinoiserie inspired wallpaper (Narco Flowers by Elitis) is structured and you just want to touch it. The modern Danish chairs are the perfect contrast to the Moroccan bench and the lotus chandelier.
MWW: I don't really have ONE favorite, but I'm always inspired when I visit Purpur in Grunerløkka, Oslo, Norway.
The family room is stunning – the tuftet velvet sofa was actually a bargain (!) from Ka International, the mid century chairs and the eclectic chandelier are the finishing touches that bring this room to perfection. Carina never got time to get art for the wall over the sofa before they bought their new home
SC: What item in your house do you treasure the most?
MWW: It must be my old french industrial cabinet. It really makes my life neat and organized.
The vintage industrial cabinet was imported from France by Purpur, which is now selling reproductions of the original in Carina's home
SC: How do you incorporate Scandinavian design in your home and wardrobe?
MWW: Well, I love the light Scandinavian simplicity, which really is the foundation of both my home and wardrobe.
Carina has the perfect mix of styles in her living room. A gold splattered cow hide, a Moroccan table, HOME MADE day beds (these are incredibly chic), and you can't go wrong with a sunburst.
SC: What's your latest purchase?
MWW: Our new house?
The bedroom is as chic as the other rooms, a combination of vintage, modern and eclectic pieces. Carina's favorite artist, Nicoletta Ceccoli's works can be seen throughout the apartment.
SC: What's your favorite Scandinavian Design Classic?
MWW: Hans Wegner's Y Chair
A little vignette from the bedroom – perfectly styled, of course. The details tie everything beautifully together.
SC: Favorite Scandinavian Magazines?
MWW: Elle Interiør and Rom123
Lykke is the luckiest little girl I know. Her room is fabulous, and the color scheme with bright yellows combined with soft blues and greens is very successful. The bench is custom made for the room.
MWW: Let your home mirror your personality by mixing different styles (usually people evolve and are more complex than one style can describe). Use humor and challenge yourself, but don't let too many things fight for attention.
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22 comments:
- Frk. Maya said...
Ja, hun har et fantastisk hjem! Den kjøkkenkroken har jeg sååå lyst på. Gleder meg vilt til å følge med på oppussingen hun driver med nå. Så kan jeg drømme litt, hihi.
Dere har fått til en veldig fin blogg foresten, me like!
- August 9, 2010 at 3:05 PM
- Dagny @ Scandinavian Chic said...
Tusen takk Maya, så bra at du liker det vi gjør :)
Er enig i at Carina er rå, gleder meg også VELDIG til å følge med på det hun gjør videre!
- August 9, 2010 at 3:28 PM
- Hvite tulipaner said...
For et nydelig hjem!Her kunne jeg lett funnet meg meget godt til rette jaa:)
Så artig at dere presenterer ulike hjem og bloggere på bloggen deres, så godt med nytt inspirasjonspåfyll!
Ha en fortsatt fin dag!
- August 9, 2010 at 3:33 PM
- La Dolfina said...
Lovely tour and wise words!
- August 9, 2010 at 4:53 PM
- Leah said...
Oh this home is so chic! I am in love! Great post!
- August 9, 2010 at 6:03 PM
- Dagny @ Scandinavian Chic said...
Hvite tulipaner - Så bra du liker serien, jeg synes det er veldig morsomt selv å se hvor utrolig kult våre bloggekollegaer har det hjemme :)
La Dolfina - thank you so much :)
Leah - I totally agree! The owner, Carina has excellent taste!!
- August 9, 2010 at 6:24 PM
- [kjøkkentjeneste] said...
Nydelig hjem!
- August 9, 2010 at 7:40 PM
- My Wonderworld said...
Thank you girls for lovely words and beautiful pics!
- August 10, 2010 at 12:31 AM
- Bromeliad said...
Hello. Guten Tag. Found you via Four Walls and a Roof. Love yours tyle.
- August 11, 2010 at 7:32 PM
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Same wallpaper....and SO GORGEOUS!!! Thanks for sharing this, its amazing!!!!
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