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BAD F*****G ASS MAN! That's what I said and will always say about everything Ryan has to offer. He takes tattoo "art" to a new meaning. I absolutely dig my pieces!
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For those looking to get a tattoo please people don't go to a shop because it's convenient… Do your research! Let me recommend Ryan Willard…he and the artist that work for him show that they are real tattoo artist!!
Denver!! It's go time. Here's your designs. This Friday the 13th. 9AM – 10PM, first come, first serve $13 cash only with a mandatory $7 tip. Only these designs. You know the drill. The line gets long so show up early. See ya soon!Read more »
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Today, Marion Street Tattoo and Gallery became the first, and only, tattoo shop in Denver to become Green Certified! We worked diligently with the folks at the Department of Environmental Health to complete this program and we encourage any of our fellow Denver, small-business owners to participate. It's definitely worth your time and it helps …Read more »
Friends! Our new beer coasters have arrived. If you, or anyone you know, owns or manages a local restaurant/bar and would be willing to slang these coasters around your establishment for us, give us a shout at the shop! We've got stacks and stacks and stacks to cover the city with! Cheers!Read more »
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I was born and raised near Detroit, Michigan and owe a lot of my interest in tattooing to Terry "Tramp" Welker, owner of Eternal Tattoos and Matt Jones of Kleen Sting Tattoo. When I was 16, I got my first tattoo. It was then, I decided tattooing was for me. I started tattooing in Grand Junction, CO. Art has always been a passion in my life and now that art is my job. I couldn't be happier. My main goal in tattooing is to translate the idea of the client into a tattoo piece that will look beautiful on skin and will be an original piece of artwork. I also want to insure that the piece will hold up over time. I love what I do and each piece is important to me. The experience of my client needs to be a very positive one. For someone to choose me to tattoo a permanent piece of art on their body is a big responsibility and an honor and one that I do not take lightly. My work is extremely important because it is a representation of me as an artist and a representation of the ideas and personality of the client. Having a personal connection with clients and making their vision become real makes this process very rewarding and I feel very fortunate to have found tattooing as a career. I look forward to new opportunities to translate peoples' ideas through the medium of tattooing and expanding myself as a person and an artist.
I'm a Colorado native and my interest in art and tattooing began in my early teen years. I began getting tattooed as soon as I could and this has continued ever since. After college, graduate school and a brief four year stint in the corporate world, I decided I needed to pursue my passion. I needed to be happy. Tattooing is that passion and happiness for me. I apprenticed under Ryan Willard, here at Marion Street, beginning in June of 2012. Each day I strive to learn and grow as an artist and further my tattooing ability. Being surrounded by the talent and leadership at Marion Street helps this happen on a daily basis. I love tattooing and what it means for each client that comes into the shop. I look forward to each tattoo opportunity and helping each client's vision become reality.
Brandon comes to us from Kansas City via Salisbury, Missouri. He is a former high school art teach with a fine art background. He has a passion for tattooing and portrait painting. He began has apprenticeship under Ryan Willard in September 2012 and has been a part of the Marion Street Tattoo family ever since.
I began my career as a tattooer in 2008. I enjoy learning more and more everyday about different styles of art and meeting the people that make it all possible. I have met so many interesting people because of tattooing and I hope to make every tattoo I do a very memorable one for them. I owe Sirris Slay of Ink Therapy Tattoo a debt of gratitude for bringing me into the industry that has changed my life. I tattooed in Arizona for the entirety of my career and have recently been welcomed to the Marion Street Crew. I am excited to call Colorado my home and I look forward to many more years of tattooing and making artwork for the people of Colorado.
My favorite thing about art is that I can do anything I want with it. The options are endless, no two things are the same, and there is no end to the pursuit of perfection. I have been tattooing since 2015 and I fall in love with it more every day.
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The New York State Housing Finance Agency (HFA) issued $8,600,000 in tax-exempt bonds as part of the federal New Issue Bond Program. HFA will also provide a $500,000 subsidy loan as part of the project's financial sources. Enterprise Community Investment is providing the tax credit equity investment and Bank of America, N.A. is providing the letter of credit for the bond issuance's construction period.
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The Wartburg's Director of Planning, Ryan Herchenroether, is excited about the package being offered to local seniors. "We are committed to providing affordable, safe, and supportive ways for seniors to retain their independence like the Friedrichs Residence. Southern Westchester has a higher concentration of seniors than the county, state, or national averages. So we are already researching whether underserved areas would benefit from the combination of customized support packages and thoughtfully designed affordable housing that will be offered here."
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Of all the people who ought to have learned an object lesson from the dramatic fall from grace of Palm Beach area Congressman Mark Foley, it is Tim Mahoney. After all, he owed his ascendancy to Congress entirely to Foley's sex scandal. Once elected, Mahoney could campaign for reelection in 2008 with all the advantages of incumbency — provided he could keep his pecker out of the news. But that proved too tough a task. Mahoney allegedly paid a former mistress more than $121,000 so she wouldn't go public with their affair. Soon, another paramour surfaced, Mahoney's wife filed for divorce, and judging by her legal filings, she's intent on making her ex's 15th minute of fame as embarrassing as possible. By this time next year, Mahoney will no longer even be a "notorious" sleazebag — just a sleazebag, period.
"At night it gets darker out here than in other places," he begins. "It's a yawning, special kind of dark, deepened by acres of cane so still and quiet they can keep secrets." It's a story about Pahokee, the sugarcane town torn by gang violence—and the death of the captain of the football team. It was one of the best Palm Beach Post stories of 2008. And it was written by Michael LaForgia. He might not win those in-depth reporting or public service awards, but the young police reporter does something even more impressive: He manages to sprinkle a bit of the art and craft of storytelling into everything he writes. Whether it's a telling detail in a brief about a murder or a poetic lead like the Pahokee story, he does the things that help readers connect to stories. In a culture in which reporters are asked to do more with less and editors speak only in inches, LaForgia seems to actually care about the quality of his prose. If more writers did that, the newspaper industry wouldn't be as dark and bleak as those acres of cane.
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Yeah, we'll have to go with Jack on this one after he crushed his opponents to become mayor of Fort Lauderdale. The former state legislator has the common man's touch. He's an old jock with a big family. And he looks, in a certain light, just like a Neanderthal. How much more common can you get? But under that heavy brow is a shrewd operator, sort of the caveman lawyer of Broward County. He plays all the angles just right, and while he's no angel, he always manages somehow to keep his hands clean. And now he's won this great honor — but watch out, it comes with a cautionary note. During the past few years, we've endorsed Ken Keechl (recently disgraced in the Mutual Benefits scandal), Ben Graber (sold out and washed up), and Steve Gonot (criminally charged and removed from office). Seiler will surely have a bright future — so long as he can survive the "Best Of" curse.
If and when our country degenerates into a Hobbesian nightmare where the poor and hungry have revolted against the rich in a swift, brutal redistribution of wealth, the first audacious target for the angry proletariat with discerning taste will be the new Trump International Hotel & Tower. A monolith of ostentation at the center of Fort Lauderdale beach, the local Trump Tower symbolizes everything about the indulgent high-end development boom that helped America into the worst economic quagmire in generations and earned South Florida the moniker the Repo Riviera. But damn, that building is gorgeous! Designed by architect Michael Graves, the blue and yellow, 24-story curvilinear structure — which occupies no less than two acres of beachfront property — sets a new standard for luxury while still paying tribute to the region's art deco roots. The building itself features a 5,000-square-foot spa, an ultra-high-tech gym, a sixth-floor roof deck with a mosaic-tiled pool (replete with cabanas), and almost 300 rooms and suites with marble baths, oversized windows looking out at the ocean, and some of the most expensive beds you can buy. So when the weak social contract that binds society fails, look for the beautiful blue edifice by the sparking sea, where life will be anything but nasty, brutish, and short.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - January 25, 1984, New Braunfels, Texas rn I crop Lex, inc. Coup. . I *lt Oh * oracle P.O. cox i$5*0? JollPS, J>XO<; 759/1,5 Carter Casteel Casteel files for spot on C/SD board By DEBBIE DeLOACH Staff writer Her most recent community identification has been as spokesperson for the Concerned Taxpayers. Now Carter Casteel is running for the Comal LSD board. Casteel, accompanied with her treasurer Tom Potter, filed this morning. That ups the field to three — incumbents David Boatner and David Way filed Jan. 17. Her campaign platform is simple. "I want to see that the Advisory Committee's reports are implemented and the school board become more accountable to the patrons of this district," Casteel said. For example, "in Report No. 2, the committee asked all parties to draw back and give this district a corrective period," she added. "Concerned Taxpayers was doing that, yet the board ignored that 'all parties' recommendation and renewed Willhelm's contract last Tuesday. That's not being accountable." The CISD board gave Supt. Edgar Willhelm a two-year extension on his present contract and a $4,000-a-year raise at its Jan. 17 meeting. The raise will go into effect in July of 1984, and his contract now runs through July ot 1987. The Concerned Taxpayers group was bom last May with a letter to the editor published in the Herald Zeitung Months of unrest and public concern were addressed by an 11-member Advisory Committee, which came up with three separate reports on how to improve communication and raise morale within CISD. "There's a wealth of corrective information in those reports, but most of it has been buried," Casteel said. "Granted, the board took one of the committee's recommendations to heart and hired a part-time public relations man. But we have a highly paid superintendent who should carry the burden of public relations in his daily activities. "The board also reinstituted the student representative program, but he or she sits out in the audience. The give and take of ideas is not flowing and can't that way," she added. Casteel said she decided to run after Willhelm's contract extension, but wrestled with that decision for awhile worrying over interference with her legal career. In October of 1982, she declined to serve again after six years on the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board for the same reason. "My legal studies are still extremely important to me, but my son's education is equally important — if not more so," Casteel said. "I want Baron to have the same opportunity to outstanding teachers in See CASTEEL, Page MA New JJ—LL Braunfels Nm Braunfels. Texas Volume 93 — No. 18 Zeitung WEDNESDAY January 25,1984 25 Cents 30 Pages—3 Sections (USPS 377-880) Local boy critical after Tuesday crash By DORIAN MARTIN Staff writer A six year-old New Braunfels boy was in critical condition today after being injured in a three-car accident on a rain-slick Highway 46 South Tuesday. Jason Wenzel of Rt. I, Box 393, New Braunfels, originally was taken to McKenna Memorial Hospital, but was transferred to the intensive care unit at San Antonio's Memorial Hospital. Although the extent of his injuries was not released, he was listed in critical condition this morning. His mother, Unda Wenzel, 34, was hospitalized in McKenna Hospital. She was admitted in satisfactory condition with fractures. The accident happened at 11:50 a.m. Tuesday. According to the accident report, Mark Pancamo, 29, ot Pearland, was northbound in a 1977 Ford and turned into the Diamond Shamrock service station driveway without signaling. A witness told police Pancamo reportedly turned into the station from near the center of the road. Alexander Reyes, 23, of San Saba, who was northbound in a 1980 truck tractor, saw Pancamo beginning to turn. Reyes pulled the truck to the left and hit the brakes, but started to skid on the wet pavement. The truck crossed the center line and struck Wenzel's 1979 Datsun, which was southbound. The truck kept skidding and hit a road reflector pole before coming to a halt. Patrolman John Wommack, who investigated the accident, checked Pancamo's automobile and found the nght turn signal and the brake light did not work. Pancamo was arrested and charged with having a defective turn signal and brake lights Medical expert says he found drug in infant's body GEORGETOWN (AP) The judge in the Genene Jones murder trial today barred prosecution testimony about additional tests cm tissues taken from the body of Chelsea McClellan. State District Judge John Carter has allowed a toxicologist to testify he found traces of the drug allegedly-used by Ms. Jones, a vocational nurse, to kill the 15-month-old girl in 1982 But the defense won a procedural victory today by persuading Carter not to allow testimony about more recent tests that also showed the drugs, and an evaluation, done last Saturday, that showed other drugs found rn the girl. Among the other drugs discovered in the evaluation was a substance used as a earner in the injection of succinylcholine, the drug Ms Jones is charged with using on the girl. Defense lawyer Jim Brookshire complained he had not been given advance notice about the additional tests and evaluation On Tuesday, toxicologist Dr. Frednc Rieders testified that he tested tissues taken from the little girl. "In my opinion, I detected, identified and measured succinylcholine present in a number of the specimens'' taken from Chelsea McClellan's body, Dr. Fredric Rieders testified Tuesday. Prosecutors say it was suc-ciny lchohne — a powerful and hard to detect muscle relaxant — that killed Chelsea after a September 1982 visit to a Kerrville pediatrician's office. Ms Jones was a nurse at the office, and she gave 15-month-old Chelsea two injections that were supposed to carry routine immunizations. Rieders. who runs a suburban Philadelphia toxicology lab. did the tissue tests at the Sweden lab of the poison expert who developed the process On Monday, State District Judge John Carter turned down a defense motion to bar the testimony Defense lawyer Jim Brookshire has called the test a "magic wand" technique not accepted by the scientific community See JONES. Page MA Wrong right-of-way? Landa Resort on city property—Tieken 181 applicants seek agency job By DYANNEFRY Staff writer A lawsuit still pending in federal court is not the only point of contention between the City Council and the owners of The Schlitterbahn and landa Resort. Councilmember Barbara Tieken brought up something Monday night that has been mentioned by private citizens several times in the past: that certain portions of the Schlit-terbahn appear to be built on city street right-of-ways leading down to the river. Tieken found this especially interesting in light of the fact that the city, on that same night, sold the undeveloped right-of-way to St. Mary's Street for 836,000. That right-of-way led to the Guadalupe River. The Schlitterbahn and Landa Resort are built on the Comal River, and old subdivision plats show that city nghts-of-way for three streets lead right up to the water. "When anyone wants to buy a portion of a dedicated street, they come before the council ... and arrive at a fair market value," Bob Henry Tieken said Monday. She can find no record of this every having been done for Bob Henry, head of the family that owns the abovementioned resorts. Tieken told the Herald Zeitung Wednesday that the matter was discussed in executive session, and will be pursued further. "The people deserve some response that the city is looking into dungs Uke this," she said. Councilmember Betty Lou Rushing had a different topic. After hearing media reports of statements made by Henry at a meeting of motel and resort owners last week, she wanted to go on record with some statistics from the 1983 hotel-motel tax receipts. Henry told botel owners that the Chamber of Commerce wasn't doing nearly the promotion job it might with the four-percent room-tax revenues, partly because of an ti-tourist sentiment on the City Council. Rushing wanted the council and the people of New Braunfels to know that Henry's businesses aren't collecting the largest share of that tax She noted that the Hobday Inn and Landa Resort each had 140 rooms. But the HoUday Inn turned in $45,219 in room taxes for the first three quarters of 1983, whereas Landa Resort only turned in $13,000. Rushing conceded that Landa Resort is a seasonal business, where the HoUday Inn is active all year round. But Camp War- See HENRY, Page 14A "I deUvered a box of 181 appUcants to the chairman of the board at the beginning of this month." Flavin said. He is one of the appUcants vying for the position. • They did say last night if they make great progress at this meeting in Seguin next week, and get down to the point where a final selection can be made, then a special meeting wiU be eaUed," he added. The next regular CCSCT Central Board of Directors meeting wiU be Tuesday, April 24 at the Wilson County Courthouse in Floresville Annual election of officers is also slated for that meeting DEBBIE DeLOACH Sr*#photo Sy L»stm fnomrntt Fan-tastic New Braunfels Junior Miss Barbara May goes through her paces in rehearsals tor the annual Junior Miss pageant Saturday night. Although the main event is Saturday, preliminaries begin Thursday night A total of 34 contestants are seeking the crown Related stories. Page 3A; related photo, Page 14 A. Screening 181 applicants for the executive directorship of Community Council of South Central Texas won t bean easy task That's why a committee was appointed at CCSCT's meeting in Floresville Tuesday night to meet again next week and begin "cutting the Ust down to size." John Flavin, CCSCT acting director, said Wednesday. Michele Rowcroft, CCSCT executive director since March 5, 1981, resigned near the end of 1983 Flavin was named as acting director, but the Jan. 24 meeting was the first for the CCSCT Central Board of Directors since Rowcroft's resignationInsideToday's Weather Comal County skies wiU be partly sunny today and Thursday. Tonight will be mostly clear and nippy, with a low in the mid-30s Winds today will be from the north near IO miles per hour Winds will be light tonight, and Thursday, will blow from the northeast at 5-10 mph.Unicorn Breakthrough New Braunfels' boys ended three weeks of frustration Tuesday night by bombing Hays in a District 1J-4A game at the New Braunfels gym. However, Canyon and Smithson Valley both lost Tuesday night. Sports, Page SA.Phone jungle With the breakup of AT AT, trying to do anything telephone-related has become an adventure of sorts. Columnist Marjorie Cook waded into the fray this week, end carne up with a short guide to the phone whirl. See Town Talk. Page ISA. CLASSIFIED.....................BSC COMICS..........................2C CROSSWORD.....................2C DEAR ABBY.......................28 DEATHS.........................2A ENTERTAINMENT..................TS HOROSCOPE......................2A KALEIDOSCOPE..................1-88 OPINIONS........................4A SPORTS.......................HOA I WEATHER..................... 13A Five architectural firms make pitches to CISD Five architectural firms endured a four-hour workshop with Comal ISO trustees Tuesday in hopes of becoming the board's choice to help the district cope with growth. No decision was made following the workshop, but CISD Supt. Edgar Willhelm said the board s selection, or even narrowing down the field, could occur at the next regular board meeting rn February. Trustees Erwin Lehmann, Karen Rust, Kenneth Wunderlich, Carey McWilliams and David Way listened while different representatives pulled out all the stops for their finds. Slides were used in most of the presentations Others just used their speaking talents without any visual effects, while one firm brought three good-size scale models of its recent work in the Boerne School District. SHWC, Inc., of Dallas made the first presentation The firm completed an existing facility study for CISD in 1971, but more recently, oversaw the construction of the CISD Tax Office and the track at Smithson Valley Highschool. Vice-president Gary Keep said his firm "could draw from the 1978 study, help the district explain a bond issue, and if it passes, bring a design team here. You see the same faces from start to finish, and that makes us a little unique," he added The firm also provides a "project summary book," Keep said. "It lists every material in that building, where we ordered it from, phone numbers. We even put paint chips in there, so you can match colors down the line." Rick Keeler, Steve Souter and Bill Hays with Ma rn ion Mok Partnership of San Antonio were next. The firm offered somewhat of a local connection, since Hays' wife is librarian at Smithson Valley High School In listing current educational building projects, Keeler said, "We've worked for the San Antonio Children's Center for IO years, done several major projects for the San Antonio YMCA for over 15 years, and have a 30-year relationship with San Antonio's Northeast ISD ." He also couldn't help but mention Marrnon Mok is building the $65 billion new terminal at the San Antonio International Airport. Hays told the board rn the partnership's 30-year existence, "we've never been sued. And that just doesn't happen It's because of our organized approach," he added The next firm, Bradley and McChesney Architects from San Antonio, brought the Boerne ISD case study complete with scale models for the board's inspection "That district was to expand 50 percent by 1990, which I understand is about half of the growth CISD can expect," David Bradley said See CISD, Page 14AVillarreal ponders race for Sheriff LL Gilbert Villarreal, who submitted his resignation to Sheriff Walter Fellers Monday, hasn't made a "firm decision" on whether he'll run for sheriff in 1964. "I will say there s a strong possibility," he said Tuesday. "But I'll decide something before March 6." His resignation will become effective Feb f, Villarreal added. Fellers said Tuesday that Villarreal "got a little cries with one ot his supervisors," and put in his resignation "because he said he wanted an I (a m.) to 5 (p.m.) job." "I quit over some internal problems,'' Villarreal said Tuesday afternoon "I felt I could no longer be effective here, and I don't want to continue if I feel I can't DToduce. " Villarreal was named Officer of the Year by the Breakfast Lion's Club in HRL Fellers said WedMtday be Gilbert V it leer eel won't be naming someone to MI the lieutenant spot "for a while. I'm going to leeve that up in the air for the time being," he added. Well have investigators, and, (investigator) Rudy (Radio) will be the organiser." Fellers, a Democrat end diet Mf duce 1963, filed for Tuesday ;
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The Worm Ouroboros (1922)
by E. R. Eddison
No current Talk conversations about this book.
Read a long, long time ago. As I remember it, often wooden. Not enough to kill the thing, but wooden. In the end, though, it seemed to say some things about heroism and hero stories I've always thought rather wise . . . now if I could only remember what those wise things were.
Pre-dating Tolkien, this heroic fantasy established a new voice using an old language to tell a tale that ends where it begins. When the publishers of Tolkien decided to reissue it with his endorsement, it finally became popular with a new generation of readers. It asks the question: How can enemies live without each other?
This is a book you either hate or love. It is definitely a difficult read. Once I read who the good guys were (mostly good) and who the "bad guys" were (though not all bad) it became much easier.
For those who like some Old/Middle English and do not mind a little phonetic reading this is great.
I am interested in reading some of E.R. Eddison's other works.
I never attended a kindergarten ... Instead I enjoyed a succession of educators whom I shared with the son of one of my father's friends. This was Ric, Eric Rucker Eddison ... My friendship with Ric, thus begun in the nursery, lasted until he died during the last war, after a long career in the Board of Trade, and the writing of some very unusual books, The Worm Ouroboros, Styrbiorn the Strong, other romances and a very fine translation of Egil's Saga. The Worm Ouroboros was a book of strange power, a story of fantastic heroes in a fantastic world, written in a consistent, fastidious prose that seemed devised for that purpose. The language, the place-names and the names of the heroes were for me an echo of those ancient days when Ric and I produced plays in a toy theatre with cardboard actors carrying just such names and eloquent with just such rhetoric. Gorice, Lord Goldry Bluszco, Corinius, Brandoch Daha seemed old friends when I met them nearly forty years later. Ric throughout his life had a foot in each of two worlds, and the staid official of the Board of Trade was for ever turning from his statistics to look out from the towers of Koshtra Belorn. Of us two Ric was always the leader, and throughout our lives the tone of our relationship was exactly what it had been when he was Ric (short not for Eric but for Fredericius) and I was Bony (short for Bonifacius), enacting terrifying scenes in the Adel nursery.
Arthur Ransome, Autobiography (1976), pp. 37-38.
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No Class (horse)
|No Class
|Classy Quillo
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|Jack Hood Farms
|Sam-Son Farms
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|No Class is a thoroughbred racehorse out of Classy Quillo by Nodouble. She was born around 1974 in Canada, and was bred by Jack Hood Farms.
Sovereign Award for Outstanding Broodmare (1985)
Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame (1997)
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No Class (March 30, 1974 - 1993) was a Canadian Hall of Fame Thoroughbred racehorse. Bred by Jack Hood of Stratford, Ontario, her dam was Classy Quillo whose damsire was Princequillo. Her sire, Nodouble was an outstanding runner who was voted American Co-Champion Older Male Horse honors in 1969 and 1970 and was the Leading sire in North America in 1981. No Class was purchased by Sam-Son Farms for $25,000 at the 1975 Canadian Thoroughbred Horse Society yearling sale.
While No Class had limited success on the track, her 1997 induction in the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame was in recognition of her contribution to racing as a broodmare. A winner of the 1985 Sovereign Award for Outstanding Broodmare, she was the dam of eight foals of which seven raced. All seven were race winners, four were Canadian Champions of which two were Hall of Fame inductees.
No Class's eight foals were:
- Classic Cannonade (b. 1980) - sire Cannonade : stakes winner
- Classy 'n Smart (b. 1981) - sire Smarten : Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame; dam of Smart Strike and of Canadian and United States Hall of Fame superfilly, Dance Smartly
- Grey Classic (b. 1983) - sire Grey Dawn : won Cup and Saucer Stakes, Coronation Futurity Stakes; Canadian Champion 2-Year-Old Male Horse
- Regal Classic (b. 1985) - sire Vice Regent : Canadian Champion 2-Year-Old Male Horse; career earnings of $1,456,584
- Sky Classic (b. 1987) - sire Nijinsky : Three-time Canadian Sovereign Award winner and American Champion Male Turf Horse, Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame, career earnings of $3,320,398
- Classic Slew (b. 1988) an unraced daughter of U.S. Triple Crown winner, Seattle Slew
- Classic Reign (b. 1989) - sire Vice Regent : multiple stakes winner, including stakes record time in the Canadian Maturity Stakes
- Always A Classic (b. 1993) - sire Deputy Minister : won U.S. G1 Turf Classic Stakes
No Class died at age nineteen in 1993.
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The monthly Barristers Board meeting Nov. 5 featured nominations for the slate of officers and members at large (board members) for the upcoming year. Nominations for officers included the following: Rachel Coleman – President; Thomas Adams – Vice President; Melanie Ely – Secretary; and Andrew Ellison – Treasurer. These individuals were nominated members at large: Past-President Rennee Dehesa; Robert Krimmer; Joshua Hopstone; Lauren Sims; Katherine Hause; Amy Dilbeck Kiesewetter; and Brier Miron.
If you are a member of the Bar and 36 years old or younger, or if you have been practicing for less than seven years, and would like to either be a member at large or run for an officer position, please come to our next Barristers meeting on December 3 or January 7. Meetings take place at 12 pm at the Ventura County Bar Association office, which is located at 4475 Market St., Suite B, in Ventura. If you do not wish to be an officer or member at large, Barrister events (except for Judges' Pizza Night) are open to all attorneys. Please join our Facebook page (Ventura County Barristers) or contact Rachel Coleman at rachel@davidlehrlaw to be added to our mailing list for upcoming events.
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How Can Bike Share Better Serve Those Who Could Benefit the Most?
Despite its notable successes, many forget that bike-sharing is still a relatively new phenomenon in the Unites States. As cities experiment with different models for funding their programs and expanding their bicycle infrastructure, bike-share systems in cities like Denver and Chicago have also struggled with the question of how to reach all segments of their population.
To better understand how different cities are working to meet this challenge, graduate student Darren Buck "asked managers of current and planned North American bike sharing systems what they have done to increase access to bike sharing for low-income communities, and minority groups disproportionately underrepresented in bicycling."
In a summary of his full paper (PDF), Buck highlights measures that different systems are pursuing to lower barriers to access. Strategies focus on such elements as station siting, community-specific marketing and outreach, financial assistance, membership media, safe places to ride, and overcoming bicycling barriers.


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Le Marceau Bastille places you in 12th Arrondissement, within a leisurely stroll of popular sights such as Opera Bastille and Place des Vosges. This 55-room, 4-star hotel has a bar/lounge, a 24-hour fitness center, and free in-room WiFi. It's also close to Notre Dame Cathedral and Galeries Lafayette.
Start your day off with breakfast, available for a fee. Order from room service to satisfy your hunger without leaving your room, or make new friends over drinks at the bar/lounge.
The 55 rooms are soundproofed and have an array of amenities, including minibars, safes, and phones. Flat-screen TVs come with satellite channels and DVD players, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi. Bathrooms have hair dryers, bathrobes, and slippers. Desks are also included.
Property features
Le Marceau Bastille features a 24-hour fitness center, free WiFi in public areas, and a business center. The 24-hour front desk has multilingual staff ready to assist with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include a computer station and free newspapers.
- Walking distance to Opera Bastille and Place des Vosges
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Bar/lounge
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A computer station is located on site and wireless Internet access is complimentary. A business center is on site at this 4-star property. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This business-friendly hotel also offers a 24-hour fitness center, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff.
- Number of floors - 6
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 55
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
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- 24-hour fitness facilities
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Le Marceau Bastille offers 55 air-conditioned accommodations with DVD players and minibars. Flat-screen televisions come with satellite channels. Bathrooms include bathtubs or showers, bathrobes, slippers, and hair dryers.
This Paris hotel provides complimentary wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks, safes, and phones. Housekeeping is offered daily and irons/ironing boards can be requested.
- Free WiFi
- DVD player
- Soundproofed rooms
- Air conditioning
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Phone
- Minibar
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
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- Bathtub or shower
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- In-room safe
- Satellite TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Room service (limited hours)
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
Where to Eat
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a 24-hour fitness center.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- In-room accessibility
- Accessible bathroom
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is noon
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets stay free
- Dogs only
- 1 per room
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
Pets allowed (no fees)
No rollaway/extra beds available
Guests must contact this hotel in advance to reserve a rollaway bed. Contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 2.48 per person, per night
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Reservations are required for massage services. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
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Eric: Shadows
Some how we end up lying on her bed. Mystry curls up in my arms her own wrapped tightly around my waist and I felt some of the bare skin of her arm touching the bare skin on my waist that my shirt had ridden up to show.
"What are these?" Mystry whispers. I look down at her and see her fingers passing gently through the shadows that have slowly crept around us. "Eva called them shadows but I see nothing casting them"
"They're the blackness. The Darkness you can't explain. The Shadows in the corner of the room. They're like parasites, they eat anything they are given" I whisper as one begins to curl around my leg.
"Then why aren't they eating us?" Mystry whispers as one begins to crawl up her arm. I hiss at it and it retracts going back to wrapping round my waist.
"They're not eating me because I control them..... you I have no idea" I say shaking my head as one wraps round her waist and mine pulling us closer together. Mystry giggles and I notice one wrapping around her foot.
"Maybe its cause our Aura's match" Mystry whispers. I lean down and kiss her lips softly. She 'hmm's happily and pulls back to look at me.
"We should be a bit quieter. I'm not meant to be in the girls dorms of my own team unless its to do with camp never mind lying on the bed in the bedroom of the other team's girl cabin" I whisper kissing down her jaw and feeling my hands on her hips.
"Well, I'd be told off for letting a supposed bad boy into my room as well" Mystry says giggling. "I did open the window"
"Hmm, want to come to my room? I have only one cabin partner and he's not likely to kill me if he walks in and finds you in there"


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News: 2009
New website explores food security challenge
A new website – www.foodsecurity.ac.uk – was launched last night (10 December) to explore the issues around the looming challenge of feeding a global population predicted to reach 9Bn by 2050, and the world-class UK research already underway to help avert a potential crisis.
Consultation launched to shape new investment in agricultural research facility
The Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) has today (26 November) launched a consultation on the details of a proposed investment of over £1M in a new farm-scale research facility at North Wyke Research in Devon.
Key seed size gene identified
Scientists from the John Innes Centre in Norwich, UK and the University of Freiburg in Germany have uncovered a gene in plants that is responsible for controlling the size of seeds, which could lead to ways of improving crops to help ensure food security in the future.
Scientists produce first draft of pig genome
A global collaboration, supported in the UK in part by BBSRC, has produced a first draft of the genome of a domesticated pig, an achievement that will lead to insights in agriculture, medicine, conservation and evolution.
Plant science discovery wins Times Higher research project of the year
A team of plant scientists, funded largely by BBSRC, at Lancaster University has won the coveted Research Project of the Year at the Times Higher Education Awards 2009 for their research to enable plants to cope better in dry soils.
BBSRC welcomes Royal Society report into food security
BBSRC has welcomed the publication today of the Royal Society report 'Reaping the benefits: Science and the sustainable intensification of global agriculture'.
Scientists discover how to send insects off the scent of crops
Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC)-funded research, published this week in Chemical Communication, describes how scientists have discovered molecules that could confuse insects' ability to detect plants by interfering with their sense of smell. This could reduce damage to crops by insect pests and contribute to food security.
Potato blight plight looks promising for food security
Over 160 years since potato blight wreaked havoc in Ireland and other northern European countries, scientists funded by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) finally have the blight-causing pathogen in their sights and are working to accelerate breeding of more durable, disease resistant potato varieties.
BBSRC at Royal Show 2009
BBSRC, the UK's largest funder of agriculture and food related research, will have a significant presence at the Royal Show 2009 for the iconic agricultural show's last ever event this week, 7-10 July. BBSRC will be highlighting current activities to avoid a food security crisis, and to boost the green economy through sustainable bioenergy, while the Institute for Animal Health will be running daily sessions on the threat posed by Bluetongue.
New model predicts impact of new agricultural techniques and climate change on farmland ecosystems
A consortium of scientists have presented a new way of modelling ecosystems that can predict the impact on farmland ecology of climate change, other environmental changes and novel farming practices. The research is published in Ecological Modelling.
Consultation launched on future research for food security
The UK's biggest funder of agri-food research, the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC), has launched a consultation on future research to tackle the growing but preventable food security crisis.
BBSRC Chief Executive calls for better coordination and increased funding to ensure food security
In an interview this morning with the BBC, Professor Douglas Kell, BBSRC Chief Executive, called for better coordination and more funding for agri-food research in order to avoid a looming food security crisis.
Insight into fish disease to help protect farmed fish stocks
Researchers funded by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) have gained a key insight into a disease that is devastating the UK's fish farming industry. The researchers have discovered that fish can harbour and spread proliferative kidney disease (PKD), a cause of major stock losses on fish farms, as well as being affected by the infection.
Completed cattle genome could improve beef and dairy production
Scientists are tomorrow (24 April 2009) publishing the complete cattle genome in the journal Science. UK researchers, supported in part by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC), have played a key part in the annotation and analysis of the genome as part of a 300-scientist collaboration, spanning 25 countries.
New publication highlights role of plant science in delivering food security
With rapid global population growth, a changing climate and disruption to global trading patterns threatening our food supplies, the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) is funding research to help provide us with enough food for the future.
Summit convened to map out route to sustainable food security
A meeting today in Central London is bringing together leading scientists, policymakers and funders with farmers, food manufactures and retailers to identify the challenges to delivering sustainable food security and the science we need to overcome them.
Wheat genome project to underpin food security
An extensive genetic analysis of the wheat genome will be carried out by researchers at Bristol University, the University of Liverpool and the John Innes Centre, thanks to a £1.7M grant from the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC).


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Musical instrument hire
If you are interested in hiring or purchasing an instrument, speak to your child's Instrumental Tutor first. This can be done by contacting the school.
Many retailers both locally and outside the council area offer good rental or leasing schemes. Some of these schemes allow payments to count towards the final purchase price of an instrument.
More information can obtained from Lesley McEwan, Senior Music Tutor, tel: 07717 544873 (Tuesdays) or your child's Instrumental Tutor.


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Acne is a common dermatological problem especially among the teenagers. In fact, about 80% of the teenagers find themselves battling acne. Many of these teenagers will recover from this skin condition with any permanent effect. However, some are left continually battling with their acne scars. There are various skin care medications intended for acne scars, the most common of which is a TCA peel.
If you are going to have a dermatologist treat your acne scars, you might have to spend a lot of money. The good news is that a TCA chemical peel treatment can be administered at home. The chemical is treated as the exfoliating agent which can be applied on the affected area. TCA peels vary in intensity as well as in its effect depending on the severity of acne and the amount that should be applied on the area. The extent of needed peeling should be also considered.
Trichloracetic acid (TCA) chemical peels, for instance, could effectively remove acne scars more so since it uses the same acids that dermatologists use. TCA is one of the strongest chemicals that you may use in treating acne scars. It can lead to severe peeling after just two days of use.
Nevertheless, you will not experience any pain since the dead skin cells are the part being removed. You may experience redness and irritation though more so when you do not know how to properly apply chemical peels.
With this, you have to educate yourself on how to properly administer chemical peeling at home. If not, you will end up battling more scars due to inappropriate application than having your acne scars removed. TCA peels, while it may be the strongest, are also available in weaker solutions. You might start using the latter if you have overly sensitive skin. You also have to be prepared with irritation. One of the side effects of using chemical peel is a slight burning sensation. This should disappear in about a couple of hours after application.
You need not wait for your acne to take an alarming proportion before you have to treat it. The most effective way of treating acne scars is actually preventing acne from occurring. Remember the mantra that prevention is better than cure. Indeed, it would be better to address acne at the onset than later when they are already unresponsive to different treatments.


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