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On Deadline blog: Massage parlor column rubbed some the wrong way
Original post made by Jay Thorwaldson, editor emeritus, on Feb 27, 2012
But they have a point that judging today's certified, well-trained massage therapists by the sex-parlor masseuses of the 1970s is unfair.
And one person corrected my addition: December 1976 was 35 years ago, not 33, of course. I should have put in "more than" ahead of "a third of a century ago," as the controversy spread over many months before city officials felt they could move.
One person asked in an e-mail why the current enforcement and revisiting of the massage ordinance has come up now, and wondered as I have if this isn't a solution seeking a problem. Ah, it's preventative.
And I heard from the operator of the "one legitimate massage business" referred to repeatedly in the Palo Alto Times news stories, which then was known for its training in sensual massage and located on Bryant Street a block north of Lytton Avenue in downtown Palo Alto. It is now known as the Massage Therapy Center and since 1981 has been on California Avenue, offering training and therapeutic massage.
Following is a sampler of some of the e-mails, including the one from the Massage Therapy Center.
"I enjoyed your perspective and historical commentary on the massage scene in Palo Alto 33 years ago," Lucia C. Miracchi, owner, therapist and counselor at the center, said in an e-mail. "… We are the direct descendants of 'that one legit massage parlor' and have been fighting long and hard to legitimize therapeutic massage.
"In fact, we are probably the most established, long-lasting therapeutic massage business in Palo Alto that prides itself for this service without the addition of spa treatments, facials, hot stones, cucumber slices, or body wraps.
"How much more legitimate can you get?" she asks. Good point.
Not so pleased was physician Randall Weingarten, who wrote:
"I read with chagrin your self-congratulatory column today in regard to the 'Great Massage Parlor Raid.' … Your column did less for the historical record and more to tarnish the value and integrity of massage, movement and contemplative/body awareness therapists of today.
"By reminding us of the ways that men and women have abused and may continue to be abusing this privilege of human touch you continue to emphasize the dark side of this essentially healing and educative practice," Dr. Weingarten wrote.
"Holistic health care working in collaboration with traditional and contemporary medical care is an inherently cooperative enterprise. Pharmaceuticals and herbal supplements, massage therapy and physical therapies -- all have different but complimentary aims: to bring to bear kindness, compassion and skillful care for our human ailments illnesses and restorative aims.
"We cannot ignore or blind ourselves to serious, illegal transgressions in all fields of human endeavor, including providing erotic play or prostitution under the guise of touch therapies.
"However, your article -- as so much in our media today -- glorifies the ugliness of life, and diverts our attention from the ways in which we can care for and serve each other in diverse ways."
That's a pretty heavy judgment for a column that was about an incident from history, not doing an assessment of today's massage-therapy profession. And I certainly wasn't trying to glorify the operations of what the Palo Alto Times called the 17 "sex parlors" in town. If anything, the column might be considered an object lesson in how bad or extreme things could get if allowed to go over the top of community norms and standards.
Massage therapist Elizabeth Robinson also took issue with the column, and made some good points:
"I usually find great wisdom in your reflections, but I did not see a glint of it in your recent article on massage. Though it may have been fun for you to relive the 'old' time issue of scantily clad women in massage parlors and your still unrevealed source, for me it brings up only the dark side of massage and bodywork, and nothing about the positive."
Robinson, who follows the Moshe Feldenkrais school that emphasizes a mind-body connection and involves the client in the therapy, has been doing bodywork for 22 years. She wonders what the deal is today in terms of Palo Alto's renewed focus on massage.
And she asks why massage therapists should be singled out to pay a tax for practicing while other health professionals aren't, and notes that doctors often suggest massage as a way of dealing with stress from work, illness or grief.
She said police talk in City Council meetings about "the burden of doing undercover work in illegitimate massage parlors" and asked if it wasn't "equally burdensome for them to do undercover work with gangs, drug pushers and violent criminals."
And the key question: "How much of an issue is this in the city of Palo Alto?"
She said she has no problem with requiring certain levels of training or certification, but said this "is an opportunity to modernize old notions, not increase negative images."
Well, modernizing old notions seems to be well underway.
Another reader, Steve Follmer, was already engaged in writing to City Council members about the proposed tightening of the massage ordinance.
"I enjoyed your article about the great massage parlor raid. I am writing to ask if you or the Palo Alto Weekly could continue this tradition of investigative journalism." (That's a tradition of which the Weekly has long been proud.)
Follmer asked if there might be a connection between a recent article reporting that the California Massage Therapy Council is contributing $1.2 million to renovate California Avenue and the city's review of its massage ordinance.
"Whatever the merits of that project, why exactly is a state Massage Council spending money on street repair? Does their charter include deep tissue work for asphalt and sidewalks?"
"I notice that suddenly, 33 years after the raid, 15 years without a need for an ordinance, the police and City Council are shocked, shocked, to discover that there is massage going on in Palo Alto. This is all too much of a coincidence. The CMTC exists to prop up expensive massage, and here they are buying off Palo Alto with 1.2 million dollars, in exchange for Palo Alto's support in destroying inexpensive massage. …"
"I don't see any statistics showing Palo Alto suddenly becoming a destination for illicit massage."
Now to hear from some advocates of tightening and enforcing the massage ordinance.
Note: Former Weekly Editor Jay Thorwaldson can be e-mailed at email@example.com with a cc: to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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a resident of College Terrace
on Feb 27, 2012 at 1:33 pm
I remember when one of the [Portion removed by Palo Alto Online staff] (under the cover of a 'massage parlor')was on Cambridge Ave. I didn't mind (to each his/her own). However, it became a problem when the johns started getting mad at each other, out of jealousy over a particular [Portion removed by Palo Alto Online staff]. The fights spilled out into the street, and cops, with smiles on their faces, went to war with them, swinging their big sticks. The cops won, and the [Portion removed by Palo Alto Online staff] were hissing at them, on the sidewalk. At this point, I decided that I was no longer so liberal in my thinking, because I was just starting to raise my young family in the area, and I didn't want to have to face all the passions that prostituion poses on our streets.
I wonder if Jay ever witnessed one of these fights? He seems pretty naive to me.
a resident of Midtown
on Feb 27, 2012 at 2:12 pm
Walter_E_Wallis is a registered user.
I have witnessed fights outside of saloons, baudy houses, schools and drug stores. Shall we shut them down too? All this to keep someone from a voluntary exchange of money for a consensual service?
a resident of College Terrace
on Feb 27, 2012 at 5:42 pm
I watched at least three fights outside that place, all of them in mid-day. These were not your regular bar fights, they were vicious jealousies for the same gal. Sorry, old boy, but I don't buy your premise.
a resident of Leland Manor/Garland Drive
on Feb 28, 2012 at 1:01 pm
I'm wondering if Mr.Follmer is mistaking the MTC which is the Calif Metropolitan Transportation Commission who funds the (VTA) Valley Transportation System and is the hopeful revenue source for the California Ave Transit Hub Corridor Enhancement Project. The California Massaget Therapy Council (CAMTC) is a state wide organization to help massage therapists understand the laws and regulations governing the massage profession.
a resident of Midtown
on Mar 1, 2012 at 12:27 pm
Walter_E_Wallis is a registered user.
John, your ability to divine the reason for bar fights is amazing. Brothel fights, however, are rare, because everyone gets his chance.
a resident of College Terrace
on Mar 1, 2012 at 2:25 pm
Walter, having been in a number of bar fights, in my younger days, it is about alcohol numbing the senses and defending/promoting one's ego. It is not about jealousy, which is a much stronger emotion. [Portion removed by Palo Alto Online staff] Capiche?
The bottom line is that [Portion removed by Palo Alto Online staff] should not be allowed back into Palo Alto. We have already been there, done that. If you want a [Portion removed by Palo Alto Online staff], do it discreetly, through the yellow pages or Internet. That is how Las Vegas does it, yet even LV still goes after them. In Nevada, the legal [Portion removed by Palo Alto Online staff] are out in the desert. Let's not go back to bad old days.
a resident of another community
on Mar 2, 2012 at 3:55 am
Illicit massage parlors not a problem?
I'd say the money that Palo Alto PD spent to set up in an office and do the sting across from the massage palor off California Ave is a problem.
Funny how all these massage historians in the industry are so clueless about it. Or are they?
a resident of Stanford
on Mar 3, 2012 at 11:43 am
What "massage parlor" across from Calf Ave, Sparty?
a resident of East Palo Alto
on Mar 5, 2012 at 12:27 am
Moderator, **please** remove the words denigrating female prostitutes in John's posts (although I hope you chuckle, as I did, that his name is John). While I understand his disgust at the fighs he mentioned, it was many years ago & his language is inexcusable on a public forum. Thank you in advance.
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He was preceded in death by his parents and two brothers. He is survived by his loving wife of 67 years, Esther (Kitzerow); children, Cheryl (Tom) Bauman, Joni (Tom) Stanton, Gail Garnett, Steve (Sue), Judy (Dennis) Gehler, Bill, and Mary (George) Butkovich; 15 grandchildren; 20 great-grandchildren; loving relatives and friends.
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It looked to me like she was joking as well.
It looked to me like she was joking as well.
Me too. I think she was just joking.
It was a joke. She reacted well after the announcement (making sure she didn't win) and she looked straight into the camera and gave an over-exaggerated "Whaaaaaat?" She was just goofing around, kind of like Ben Stiller when he mouthed "mother f....." after losing out at the MTV awards a few years ago.
"I prefer books and movies where the conflict isn't of the extreme cannibal apocalypse variety I guess." Redsfaithful
Not only just "acting" upset...but not doing it well.
it's a joke (bad one and old one).
"A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals and you know it."
And it looks like somebody falls in the "Because of your political views, let me laugh a little bit harder at you" category.Faith and Stud Guy McGraw Hubby definatley fall in the "I could care less about your political views, please just stick to singing" category.
I think she was kidding (she's looking right into the camera so she obviously knew she was on camera). However, the idea of a potential catfight between Faith Hill and Carrie Underwood interests me strangely...
"In baseball, you don't know nothin'"...Yogi Berra
Why would you do that, even to joke? It's not your moment, kiddo.
There is no such thing as a pitching prospect.
a super volcano of ridonkulous suckitude.
I simply don't have access to a "cares about RBI" place in my psyche. There is a "mildly curious about OBI%" alcove just before the acid filled lake guarded by robot snipers with lasers which leads to the "cares about RBI" antechamber though. - Nate
I don't blame her actually. I'm not a country music fan, though there are some I like... but I digress.
IMHO, Carrie Underwood is no more a country music artist than Britney Spears is!
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The combination of shallow and callous.
I can't believe you called my brother a "loser" when he got canned by his company after ten years there! And, yes, he IS going to stay here if he has a hard time finding a new job and can't keep his apartment, you shallous bitch!
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I just found this website and it looks very interesting, here is my first post so i apologize in advance if i am posting in the wrong section or my post is too long ...
I have academic background in networking, and i am interested in specializing in security, and i wanted to have a solid base in security from the application side as well, and i believe i will need to know some programming languages , i did some research online and i asked couple of my friends who are programmers, and i reached the conclusion that many of the programmers actually miss some fundamental basics, so based on their recommendations i compiled a list of 10 books that i can gradually read to build on my future programming knowledge step-by-step, and from then focus more on the security aspect of it,
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Hot damn!! Is that promise? How in the hell do they do a reload
if they are holdin' their pants up with one hand??
Hot damn!! Is that promise? How in the hell do they do a reload
if they are holdin' their pants up with one hand??
I wonder if any of them still have any of those
Tennis shoes with lights that flash when they walk?
I have a little sticker on the side of my computer at work that says "My only problem with the Zombie Apocalypse will be pretending I'm not excited". I tend to feel the same way about potential thugs trying to attack my home or family. I'll have a hard time not smiling. Bring it!!!!
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Enforcement, NOT Amnesty!!!!!!
"If theyre going to come here illegally, apply for & receive assistance through a corrupted Government agency encouraging this lawless behavior, work under the table & send billions of dollars each year back to their families in Mexico, while bleeding local economies dry, protest in our streets waving their Mexican flags DEMANDING rights, while I have to press 1′ for English, then they need to be shipped back to where they came from!" -Chad Miller
You're getting worried about what a very small group of people on the Internet say they're going to do if Obama loses? I'm not.
Guys, keep your wits about you when it cranks up. Please don't start shooting anything until you are justified.
Also, be careful when you have to begin. I have been to an out door range here in Houston where a lot of these folks showed up with weapons. The rangers had to pretty much run these folks off of the place because they did not follow rules and conducted themselves unsafely.
It is not going to be a free for all. Some of these guys are going to shoot back! Never underestimate these thugs. It is a 50/50 deal in war. No matter where it happens.
Enthusiastically looking for rioting as an excuse to kill those with different political beliefs is a little over the top.
Being prepared IF and when any group threatens you and your family is entirely another.
I fall into the second category and believe me I will do what I have to to keep my loved ones safe. But I am not in my chair in the living room lovingly holding my rifle praying for rioting.
Life's a crap shoot. Sometimes you say crap and sometimes you shoot. Make sure that you don't mess those 2 up!
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Reduce welfare and food stamps and the inner cities will explode. Same as if Barack Obama loses the election maybe.
When you're born you get a ticket to the freak show. When you're born in America , you get a front row seat. - George Carlin
Black Blade,
This video is of the 1992 riots after the LAPD Officers that beat rodney King were acquitted. This is hardly the same scenario as a candidate for President not being re-elected.
Further the LAPD police chief (Whose name I can't recall) withdrew his officers and allowed the rioters to take complete control to the point that Army National Guard Troops, as well as Marines, had to be brought in to restore order. Korean shop owners defended their businesses as the cops RAN AWAY.
I would expect any situation where the civil authorities or the military allow this kind of nonsense to get that far out of hand before trying to get it back under control will be devastating. Frankly, I believe the police department, the sheriff's department, and the governor, entirely screwed this situation up. Any idiot could see tensions were high and the police should have been on full alert, with the Guard troops on standby at their base ready to rapidly deploy. Some serious shows of force early on would have nipped this is the bud quickly and without the large loss of life that occurred during those riots.
I am not saying do not be ready to defend yourself. What I am saying is it is sick to sit here and hope it happens so you can gun down rioters in the street. Honestly, I pray whoever gets elected that people remain calm and we move forward.
As for the New Orleans after Katrina bull shit pulled by the police that was OBVIOUSLY illegal and it is why I have always said the best camoflague is to be invisible right out in the open. Don't show off your guns, even in a time of unrest, until and unless you need them. I would have attempted as best as possible to replace my weapons since again those NOFD officers fled the scene in many cases, if I remember right some were even caught looting. So much for the police.
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I suppose gotogi layered stones might always have the possibility of doing this, but still surprising. Was the stone soaked at all, or was the environment especially dry or hot, or did the stone dry with sun on the top or something?
Can't see in the photo but is there a wooden base? Of course it's meant to stabilize and protect but in this case I'm wondering if it's what lead to the split, the attached side expanding and contracting differently than the top part? Just a guess, but personally I don't like my stones on bases if possible. (Easy enough to sharpen on a flat non-slip surface.) But your stone stone looks like it's a thin one so requires a base. If there's a next time, there are thicker Takashima available.
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Connor Lloyd congratulates Jackson Gooch after he scores the Cowboys first run of the game in the bottom of the first inning. (Rick Hickman / American Press)
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The Justin Hill era is off to a charmed start at McNeese State.
The Cowboys won the second consecutive game to open their new coach's career, knocking off Missouri 3-2 Saturday afternoon at Cowboy Diamond.
It was McNeese's first win over a Southeastern Conference opponent since beating Arkansas in 2011, and the first home win over an SEC foe since a 2000 victory over LSU.
"We have a lot of fight in this team. We have a chip on our shoulder," said starting pitcher Michael Clemens, who struck out seven and allowed two runs on six hits in 6 1/3 innings. "We have so much talent. I expected us to win this game. I didn't expect anything less."
The Cowboys (2-0) gutted out the win in every sense.
"Two-and-0 is pretty good," Hill said. "I'm proud of how the kids came out with energy. They did a good job celebrating together when we made a big play in a key spot. A lot of people pitched in. It was a real team win."
Clemens (1-0) spring-boarded things with a quality start, but also got help from an offense that scratched out one of its runs in an inning without a hit and two bullpen pitchers who forced crucial late-game double plays.
In other words, the kind of things that rarely happened to McNeese last year.
"It's a great collegiate environment," said shortstop Connor Lloyd. "It's a good attitude all-around in the locker room, the dugout, on the field. As you can see, we're ready to play."
There was no lack of tension in the final three innings, as McNeese escaped each with the tying Missouri (1-1) run stranded on third base.
Closer Kaleb Fontenot got the final out when he forced Tigers right fielder Jake Ivory to pop up to catcher Sam Peterson as pinch-runner Jordan Getzelman loomed 90 feet away.
"The mind-set is the same in that situation," Fontenot said. "Just throw strikes and get an out. One out was all I needed."
It wasn't Fontenot's first great escape. He entered for Colin Kober with runners at the corners and one out in the eighth and forced Josh Lester to line out to Lloyd for a double play.
Lloyd tossed the ball to second baseman Andrew Guillotte despite snagging it inches off the ground on the fly, and Guillotte was able to relay to first baseman Chayse Marion in time to force out Tiger baserunner Dillon Everett.
"It was a low ball, and sometimes the umpires won't see the glove under it," Lloyd said. "I knew I had time, so I went ahead and threw to second in case he didn't see it. After I flipped it he called the catch. But I did that to make sure."
The Cowboys got another massive double play in the seventh when lefty Tyler Erickson took over for Clemens with runners at the corners. Erickson induced left-handed pinch-hitter Dylan Kelly into a 4-6-3 inning-ender, causing his Cowboys teammates to explode out of the dugout to greet him.
"There's a lot of positive energy in the dugout," Clemens said.
Guillotte proved to be the offensive difference-maker for McNeese with two runs and three steals.
The junior from Moss Bluff scored the go-ahead run coming home from second — which he had stolen — on a Jackson Gooch grounder that went through the glove of Mizzou third baseman Ryan Howard.
Guillotte stole home in the third inning, alertly breaking for the plate when Gooch was caught in a rundown between first and second.
McNeese plated that run without getting a hit in the inning. Guillotte walked, stole second and advanced to third on a James Cantu fly to left before scoring on Mizzou's attempt to pick off Gooch.
"We did a good job of the little things today," Hill said. "The ball Cantu hit to left, not a lot of people tag up on that. But Andrew did a great job of getting to third, and that set us up for a situation to score."
The Cowboys wrap up the reincarnated Lake Area Classic against Southern Mississippi at 4 p.m. today.
The Golden Eagles lost 4-2 to Missouri in the first game of Saturday's tripleheader.


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More than 140 characters with Comedian Rob Delaney

We chat with Rob Delaney about his new memoir, Twitter & his love for Margaret Atwood.

On the eve of the release of comedian Rob Delaney's collection of autobiographical essays, it's incredible to reflect on the turbulent road that brought Delaney to where he is today. If you only know him from your Twitter feed, where @RobDelaney effortlessly barrages his ever-growing list of followers with offbeat humor, cheeky inquiries to major corporations and poignant thoughts on hot-button issues in under 140 characters, you probably don't know that he was a different person a mere 10 years ago when he drove his car into a building while driving drunk. Due to the years of alcoholism which ultimately led up to that moment, he had to spend a lot of time in the hospital and then a halfway house. This isn't hard-hitting investigative journalism; he's pretty damn open about it.
"I love telling jokes, of course, and I love making people laugh, but I would say having survived two things that kill people every day, [alcoholism and depression,] and having figured out and thought about how I did that, of course with incredible amounts of help from other people, I do feel duty-bound to share the things that I've learned because I like people and I don't want anybody to kill themselves or feel that they have to get drunk or get high all the time just to feel some facsimile of peace," Delaney explained when I called to chat about his first book. "There are better books in the world than the one that I just wrote, but what I did do well is when I talk about things of a sensitive nature that were dangerous to me, I'm doing it with the years in between and so it's not therapeutic for me. I've already been through formal and informal therapy surrounding these issues, so I didn't feel in danger when I was writing about them and I don't think it would've been a very good book if I had."
If you are a fan of Delaney, this news doesn't come as a shock to you, since he has taken to his Tumblr account about these issues before, most notably in his 2010 entry "On Depression & Getting Help," and covers these themes frequently in his stand-up. But don't think for a second that this is some bizarro Angela's Ashes; the book is called Mother. Wife. Sister. Human. Warrior. Falcon. Yardstick. Turban. Cabbage., so it goes without saying that it's full of the amusing autobiographical stories you'd expect. "I don't know if any factoid will pull a Mackenzie Phillips, there's no massive bombshell fact, but hopefully people will say, 'Oh, look at that, this guy can write a book!' I would love for people to say, 'I didn't think this jerk could write a book, but look at that!' That would satisfy me on a deep fundamental level."
It's not the first time Delaney has tried his hand at writing. Aside from his comedy special Live at the Bowery Ballroom, scripts for TV shows and awards ceremonies, Delaney has made a name for himself on the subject of civil rights with his very frank op-eds on abortion, feminism, alcoholism, health care and, since we're a culture fascinated by celebrities, most notably a Vice article on suing Kim Kardashian to stop her divorce from Kris Humphries. Unlike most writers, Delaney tends to self-publish the opinion pieces on his own blog. "I don't want to wait for those to come out, because a lot of those come fast and furious out of my fingertips. Like if it's a health care thing. So I don't want to wait for them to post it, and I also don't care about their editorial ideas. So that is the reason [I don't reach out to magazines], otherwise I would wait. Sometimes I do; Vice has been wonderful to me, The Guardian has been wonderful to me and I'm thrilled to put stuff up there. Sometimes I just don't want to wait. And of course I've been conditioned: it's the double-edged sword of Twitter where you can get stuff up there quickly, and once you're used to that you're like, 'I don't want to wait until nine A.M. Eastern for them to post my letter to Kim Kardashian! Who could wait for that!' So that is why I do that sometimes."
As with his stand-up, Delaney is candid on his past: years of bedwetting, illegally bungee jumping off the Manhattan Bridge, his year studying in Paris and exploring an abandoned hospital with his mother. While the humility and humor we've come to enjoy from Delaney shines through the circumstances addiction and depression have got him into, like the unnerving paragraphs describing his friend jumping from a capsized boat to swim to shore in freezing temperatures, there are a lot of moments in the book where Delaney steps back into situations he found himself in with no humor whatsoever, showing his knack for the written word. But one memoir is enough, says Delaney. "After writing this book I am not interested in myself in any way, shape or form, so if I did write another one it probably would have to be fiction."
Even before the book hits stores, it's earned great praise from a colorful range of personalities. "Margaret Atwood has said some very nice things about it, and that is an absolute heart-stopping surprise. I'm shocked, and it's a source of pride. Jimmy Kimmel, who gave me a quote for it, wrote a book report on it! You would think that Jimmy Kimmel would scan it, maybe, or at the very [most] be like, 'Hey, good book!' But no, he literally analyzed it and would tell me which parts he loved. He read an early uncorrected proof, so would say things like, 'Just so you know, in two chapters you described this one thing in sort of a similar fashion.' Unbelievable! Or he'd say, 'This part made my wife laugh out loud in bed when I was reading to her!' So that was super cool to think that he didn't just read it, he studied it. That was very kind of him."
Over the next few weeks Delaney will be incorporating some readings from the book into his upcoming appearances all over the United States. "Because I'm a stand-up, my book tour shows are actually going to be in theaters with a mix of stand-up and guests. It'll be a lot less fussy than your normal book show thing where somebody reads a passage, and then some bookstore owner fellates them on the stage with silly questions. Mine will be more fun."
Mother. Wife. Sister. Human. Warrior. Falcon. Yardstick. Turban. Cabbage. is available in stores tomorrow. For tour dates, online orders and everything else Delaney, head to robdelaney.com


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I would think that if you're looking for the 'watercolor' effect, you might need more of smaller pieces. Otherwise, larger pieces would be the hot tip.
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I made a large block for the back of my Carol Doak 50 paper pieced stars quilt. It is about 36 inches square. I just used really big pieces. Good luck. Post pictures of your quilt when finished. I have a Hunters star on my bucket list. I like this block even better. I just bookmarked it.
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Note that these are my opinions and based on what i have seen, done, and other stuff on each class
Also based on what i have noticed in parties, guilds, and dp.
Welcome to my thread =D
Here I will try to give as much information on each class without making you already know the class... cuz then you wont have as much fun in being surprised =P Note that these are the beginning races after you have chosen your first class on Trainee Island.
My favorite race is Deva because they are the most useful I say and the most unique race. Also cause they fight for righteousness!!! lol
Weapons colored in RED are the weapons that I would choose for each race but it depends on your likes.
I only have a passive skill in hw... cuz i was gonna do passives but passives are great for any class so yea... pick the passive skill that is most effective in your class
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DEVA---Dedicated to Healing, taking hits and supporting. Just not the most damage dealing race
Holy Warrior--- good self buffs... great with shield and good sheild skillz... only problem is that lots of idiots duel wield with hw... hw is way better with a shield and u can stun/debuff with shield too... prepare to never die and tank multiple mobs even in a dungeon party... hw is also an awesome debuffer which is very useful for bosses or dp
Good Skillz: Offense/Defense Breaker---Shield Blow---All 3 self buffs---Armor passive skill---Shield Mastery
Weapons: 1h Sword or 1h Mace both with shield... 2h sword... spear
Cleric--- awesome/uber buffs and good healing... cleric tends to run out of mp fast so be prepared with mp pots/scrolls/food... pet is absolutely freaking necessary like a Turtle pet for basics... and surprisingly good at soloing... clerics are ALWAYS needed for a great dp... Remember to socket a lot of Int stones to raise your max mp and healing effectiveness
Good Skillz: Each buff EXCEPT Wisdom until higher levels---Healing---EarthSpear cuz it stuns =)... About the wisdom, until you are R3 and higher, there is really no point in wisdom except for pvp since it gives MagicDefense. No monster uses magic attacks early in the game
Weapons: Use a 2h Mace if you are soloing or a 2h Staff if you are in a party
Breeder---the best pet class... best pet buffs (the only pet buffs that can be used on others)... they can heal the pet nicely and have great skillz but run out of mp fast too like cleric... since the mp runs out fast, its koolness goes down, but still my favorite
Good Skillz: (first of all... the skill tree is nearly overfilled so ill do a few i like)---DivineClaw---CreatureBreeding---StrengthSupport (or whatever support u like)---DivineCluster---OrganicResistance
Weapons: Look at cleric... just that a staff is less effective here
ASURA---Dedicated to doing damage and moving on to the next thing to kill
Strider--- Personally, i dont care for striders. so ill try to keep this low biased. Striders attack fast while duel wielding and do good damage. But arent great in taking many hits and a few skillz. I found myself getting bored after a while since there arent any skillz to really use and im just walking around killing things. But Striders will pretty much become the strongest class if they have lots of buffs Also, Striders can also use CrossBows which are weaker but faster than bows... theres a boss in dungeons where an Xbow Strider is useful for its hp regen block type skillz o_O so u have 2 options =D
GoodSkillz: BloodyBlade---DeepEvasion---Concentration/QuickPace---and lets not forget ASSASSIN IMPACT lol... but I seriously still dont like this class
Weapons: Duel-Wielding Swords or Daggers/Dirks/Knives whatever u call it or CrossBow
DarkMagi---a great damage dealer---steal hp too and buff others nicely---only prob is that they die fast! If you use the skillz wisely and have a few mp pots, you should be good on mp for a while until u might have to rest. Be sure to socket many Int stones to keep max mp and do more damage. You also may want to socket Vit stones to stay alive.
GoodSkillz: DarknessArrow FTW---DarkMight---WindWeapon---DarknessSaver---LifeLeach---Fire Arrow and Lightning Bolt (may have named them wrong, but using these 2 consecutively is nice)
Weapons:2H Staff ONLY lol... NO 1H STAFF EITHER... or a mace ffs lol seen that before... made me mad
Sorcerer--- Their toggle pet skill is half as good as breeder's... a few DM skillz and strider skillz... they sacrifice thier own hp/mp to heal creature lol.... Dont care too much for this class either but i havent trained a sorcerer high enough to really see
GoodSkillz: well umm... LifeLeech---Lion'sClaw---CreatureBreeding---Power/MagicSupport
Weapons: Dagger + Sheild... but you can use a staff too if you choose using mostly magic
GAIA---Sorta between Deva and Asura... do damage, take hits, support
Fighter---Fighter is mainly the bow person... but they can use axes... bows do tons of damage in Rappelz and they have stun/slow skillz... havent really tried the axe type but it seems kool since they can duel wield axes which is a new thing in mmos but spellsingers can too... now fighers are unique, they use things called Spiracles. You can Vitality buff yourself and heal urself with these... so train those skillz
GoodSkillz-(AXE)FighterAxeSkill---(2h Axe)LogSplit---(BOW)LoadingRestrain---HeatShot---(ALL)SpiracleCharge and the rest of spiracle skillz
Weapons: 2h Axe --- 2 1h axes --- or a Bow =D
Kahuna--- They use 2h axes with magic =D Prepare to do tons of damage while buffing/healing.... the buffs and healing are not as great as cleric but a good alternative if you cant find one... or just more buffs =P They also turn people into yaks (cows sorta) if u class change into a Druid woot...
GoodSkillz-(list will last a while)All 3 buffs + the Atk.Spd. increase one---FireShield---WaterEnchant(thats the one i would use but there are others)---Smite (yes smite... kahunas use 2h which are slower... use smite when attacking and u attack twice which is great... applies for all classes)---Restoring Purified Water
Weapons: 2h Axe --- The passive skill also includes staves but wtf will u do with that... Kahuna doesnt actually have a hit and boom spell for a long time and 2h axes give a m.atk bonus.
Spell Singer --- Havent really tried it but all I know is that Breeder is still way better... they can duel wield axes later and have a pet/user buff like Vitality/Strength... it seems as though if u dont want the very few skillz of a fighter and u would like a pet and willin to sacrifice a bit of stats... go SpellSinger
GoodSkillz:UnityOfForce/Vitality---All summoners have the same skillz as others, but each one has a few unique skillz
Weapons: 2h Axe --- SpellSingers get DuelWielding axes at Jlvl40 which means that you will be around Lv45 before you get it so plan ahead
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Montana has a rich tradition in the ceramic arts, thanks in large part to the extraordinary Archie Bray Foundation in Helena. This unprecedented incubator for ceramic artists has drawn the best and brightest for 60 years. As part of a statewide celebration of the Bray's 60th, the YAM is proud to participate with a choice selection of works from our permanent collection. Sculpture and vessels from the hands of Rudy Autio, Peter Voulkos, Frances Senska, Richard Notkin, David Shaner, Josh DeWeese, and Marcia Selsor will be included.
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What a thrill for those others to be in a show with you!!
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Congratulations Marcia...... something to be very proud of.
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It is exciting but only three in the list are still living. Sad. Frances Senska was a dear mentor when I first arrived in Montana in 1975. A Dave Shaner teapot on a Bray poster when I was in college was one strong impetus to go to Montana. My dear friend, Louana Lackey, was the biographer of Rudy Autio. We drove across many times Montana while she worked on the book and I got to know Rudy and his wife Lela fairly well. Voulkos was always a larger than life figure. Josh and Richard are friends and still alive. I also hosted Kurt Weiser, Rosie Wynkoop, Ovidio Gilberga and other Bray residents as visiting artists at the University where I taught. The Bray was an incredible asset for teaching ceramics in Montana. I also took students to visit...500 miles round trip in a day. Normal for Montana distances. 500 miles of beautiful scenery is ok. I feel closest to Chip Clawson who managed the Bray clay business for as long as I taught in Montana and longer. I could call up with a PO# , recite the order on the message machine and have a delivery without a flaw. Good business partner. Happy 60th Anniversary to the Archie Bray Foundation, a wonderful Clay place.
Congratualtions Marcia! A well deserved honor indeed.
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Oh my: Romney busts out the white board on Medicare
posted at 6:56 pm on August 16, 2012 by Allahpundit
Via Ace, who rightly points to Karl's post here yesterday as anticipating how the GOP will run this Medicare offensive. Normally I think visual aids on the trail risk turning voters off because they're too self-consciously didactic, but not this time. As Virginia Postrel says, wonking out might be just the ticket:
We're in another anxious period, and voters are again primed to consider serious policy talk. To play up its team's strengths as numbers guys, countering the self-congratulatory idea of Democrats as the party of intellect, the Romney campaign could make a gutsy move. It could deploy Ryan to talk to the public at length about the looming fiscal crisis, producing a series of long-form, Perot-style videos. Nowadays the Republicans wouldn't even need to spend money for prime-time television (although that would certainly get attention). They could rely on YouTube.
One video could lay out the problems; another could explain the plan (which presumes the Romney campaign settles on one); another could address objections or answer questions sent in by viewers. One video might invite Erskine Bowles and Alan Simpson, or Pete Domenici and Alice Rivlin, to explain their bipartisan budget plans, drawing contrasts among the different approaches and identifying common ground. For the finale of each video, or of the series, Romney could join his running mate, giving a top- of-the-ticket endorsement while maintaining his own thematic concentration on jobs…
The American public is in the appropriately desperate frame of mind for a serious policy discussion. The Ryan pick suggests that Romney might be willing to offer one. The alternative is three more months of sniping about tax returns and college transcripts (not to mention how dogs are treated) — attacks on the candidates' identities rather than their ideas. The times demand better.
As if to prove her point, after today's white board presser on the stump, reporters pestered Romney with questions about … his tax returns. But never mind that. Pulling out the white board does two things for him. One: It engages voters on policy on a level that rhetoric can't. It's essentially a visual cue for seriousness. If Romney's committed to winning the Medicare debate, he needs to convince voters that the war of words with Obama isn't election fingerpointing as usual but a real argument over hugely consequential policy differences. The better he is at conveying that, the more the public will resist liberal Mediscaring, I think. Two: It builds on the new identity Romney's forged for himself as a policy wonk by picking Ryan as VP. I flagged that in my very first post after Ryan was announced: It felt like, until last week, Mitt's campaign had been about nothing in particular except how bad Obama's been on the economy. Now, suddenly, he's an entitlement reformer par excellence, bold enough that he's actually willing to bust out a de facto blackboard for his cause. I imagine undecided voters look at that and feel a frisson of technocratic competence, even if they're not following along with every last number. That's an essential feeling for them to have before they make the leap of replacing a sitting president with a challenger.
Speaking of boldness on Medicare, Paul Ryan's headed to Florida's biggest retirement community this weekend to make the pitch. Also attending: His Medicare-using, Florida-residing septuagenarian mother. Awesome. Exit quotation: "Hey Paul! Good luck! Kick ass!"
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#32 - Devon Still, DT, Penn State - You might possibly be thinking that there's no chance that Still will be around at this pick but I don't think that's the case. There's a real chance that after Tannehill, another team that sort of has QB problems (Seahawks, Jets, Dolphins) could reach for a QB to be safe so they acquire their guy. You also have to consider that the two defensive tackles Poe and Brockers have seen their stock rise recently and that it could make teams "forget" about Still and push him down to us.
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#160 - Malik Jackson, DE, Tennessee - Seems like a good fit for the Giants due to his long arms, explosion, and versatility along the defensive line. Plays inconsistently at times with pad level issues and also relies too much on his upper body strength. Could potentially become Tuck's successor.
#192 - Vick Ballard, RB, Mississippi State - A power back who can grab the tough yards, he's a physical, downhill runner who also has soft hands out of the backfield. Needs to work on his pass blocking but he could become a good part of a 1-2 punch with Scott in the future.
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I was torn between Massie and Silatolu in the 2nd since the latter offers potential versatility along the line but I think we really can't risk letting the tackle position go down the drain like we did this season.
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SPOKANE, Wash. - A new movie is shooting in Spokane this month. It's written by and stars Spokane actors and features the unlikely friendship between two boys.
The abandoned Pratt Elementary was the set for Sunday's filming of "Different Drummers." The movie is based on the true life experiences of Lyle Hatcher and his friendship with David Dahlke, who had muscular dystrophy. Hatcher co-wrote the book and screenplay with Don Caron.
"Back in 1965, David and I met in the fourth grade, and I was a bit of a hyper-problem and the teachers and principal were trying to slow me down," Hatcher said. "At that time, I met my best friend in a wheelchair."video
The movie takes you through Lyle's and David's time at school. It will be rated "G" and is a coming of age tale.
The scene shot Sunday morning was the boys interaction on the playground with the janitor.
"About four scenes take place on the playground in the movie. It's scenes were our two boys are in it, our janitor Mr. Merrick...and then we've got about a 140 or so extras from first grade to sixth grade that have come today to be a part of these playground scenes," Producer Marc Dahlstrom said.
While the extras filled the gym, other production crews and actors filled the playground. All for a film story, Hatcher says will fill your heart.
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Filming will take 22 days over a period of six weeks. It's expected to be released within a year.