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Chester Times (Newspaper) - April 25, 1933, Chester, Pennsylvania DAILY AVERAGE NKT PA I II C1RCTI.ATI0N FOR I" EIA E ION T.IS. EN IHM* DECEMBER ll. 19.12 20,328 ffmf * 57TH YEAR—NO. 17.576. D*..v Lrt-m Wire Report* of I'nued Pre-• nd Intonation*. New* Service (INS' --Ai------ VT CHESTER. PA.. ITKSBAY. APRIL 25. I IVW SOLVE RECTORY SCHOOL HOARD HERRIOT TALKS '> ROBBERY WITH IS DETERMINED WITH ROOSEVELT: ARREST OF BOYS TO COLLECT TAXES M'DONALD (JI ITS Parent of One, Suspected Collector Is Directed to Frances Envoi to Parlei of Abetting Thefts. Also Levi on Delinouent Begins Conversations at On nor of Property Capitol Tonight SEA GIVES UP AKRON WRECKAGE in Custody Youngsters Re-enact Robbery in Presence of Priests and Detectives Charles Lewrhurk. 40. of the SOO block Green street, a suspected modern Fagm. is being detained by pollee here, following the arrest of his eon, Tony, 9 and Paul Bell, ll. of the inn block Green street and their alleged confessions to robbing the rectory of St NJichael s Catholic Church, Eighth street and Edgmont avenue. The rectory was entered on the night of Sunday. February 19. and a leather bag containing the church collections, amounting to nearly $1000 stolen. The money bag had been secreted behind a ehair in the reception room of the rectory. Yesterday afternoon the boys both of whom are now in the House of Detention, re-enacted the robbery in the presence of the clergv of St. Michaels Church and detectives Paul and I met at Seventh street and Morton avenue and we walked to the Seventh street entrance leading to the rectory. ' began the younger bov in his recital. We broke a side window and then ran awav. but returned a short time later when we saw no one moving around. Paul reached in and released the window catch and then entered. I waited outside until he came out the side door carrying a leather bag Gee, it was so heavy we thought we had a million dollar* " The Lew chuck bov then told detectives they started for home, but hesitated near Deshong street to take a peep into the bag Paul put his hand in the bag and pulled out $3, which he gave me. I ( ontinued on Page ten ------------CT MIM SI. S. HERT No Allowance Is Macle for Instalment Due on lune 15t h LONDON. April 25 UP A balanced budget for 1933-34. with no allowance for paving the $75,950,000 war debt instalment due 'he United States on June 15. but with a pro-v talon for preventing the pound from soaring closer to parity with the dollar, was presented in the House of Commons today by Neville Chamberlain. Chancellor of the Exchequer. "We in this country do not fear that things are going to get worse Chamberlain said in relenting firmly the suggestion for a deliberately unbalanced budget, which It had been argued would drive down the pound Instead he announced an increase in the Treasury's 15fi.000.000 pound exchange equalization fund, which is used to keep the pound 'pegged." In some quarters, thp increase was taken to indicate clearly that the Chancellor does not expect an immediate n#um to the gold standard bv Britain Chamberlain indicated his hope that President Roosevelt would lead the way to world betterment, saying Continued on Page I en SIGNS DAM BILL HARRISBURG. April 25 INS Completion 9? Pymatuning dam was assured todnv by Gov. Gifford Pin-chot's signature on the Stevenson bill appropriating $450,000 for the work. Action Follows Conference Anglo-American D»ck«r-—Much Business Trans- ins: Ends, W ith Much acted at Meeting Progress Nut cd In an effort to produce increa>od income from the tax collections in order to properly meet the expenditures of the school district, the school directors pawed a resolution presented at a regular session held last night in the Larkin building The resolution was offered by James L Rankin The body of the resolution aimed at a general collection of delinquent taxes and containing an order to the tax collector to levy on one specially mentioned property was as follows 'The tax collector is instructed to proceed to collect all 1932 school taxes, levying on wages, rents and personal property where necessary Hp la now advised that we will exonerate hun with respect only to those who show a good reason for non-payment The board plans to publish, after June first the names of those delinquent taxpayers who have failed to furnish reason for nonpayment, satisfactory to the board We respectfully request the tax collector to levy upon the personal property in the market premises now occupied by the tenant of the Mutual Equity Company, located on West Ninth street near Sproul. and to proceed to sell the same unless all school taxes arr paid bv May first Drafting of the resolution regarding the levying on delinquents came as a result of a conference held in executive session af which the tax collector. Dr. S P Gray and representatives of the Mutual Equity Company were present. The private session. held in a side office lashed for nearlv two hours Approval was given to a suggestion Continued on rage Ten WASHINGTON April 25 -UP The Anglo-American economic conversation* neared an end today and the French representatives, beginning more active participation pledge^ support in a combined offensive against the depression Piesident Roosevelt and Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald of Orca: Britain, pressed on toward a united program in talks with their economic experts at the White House It v-• their fourth dav of exchanging idea* and plans for world economic recovery. Canadian aspects of the com 1 <-turns became of increasing importance when it was learned that Prime Minister Beluv ti is prepared to discuss commercial agreements with 'he United State* on many commodities not included in the Ottawa a:- • rn en Is French and American expel is on financial and economic question* conferred af the state department and former Premier Herr lot of Fiance prepaied for tonight s three-cornered conversation the first meeting of Mr. Roosevelt, Mr MacDonald and M Hemet The Billfish decision in l ondon not to make budgetary provision for war runtinucd on Page Ten I (.RI I TO n| |V\R VI I NEW YORK Apili 25 'UP' After 19 year* of married life. Ruth St Dennis and Ted Shawn famous dancers have agreed that married life never was meant for artists Accordingly. Miss 8* Denis said today. the\ have separated LAST MINUTE NEWS WARRANT FOR W. NELSON TRUAX A warrant wa- issued this afternoon by Magistrate .Mathue- in Media for the arret? of W. Nelson Truax. former secretary and assistant treasurer of thp Chester-Cambridge Bank and Tm*? Co., rhaigmg him with fraudulent conversion and embezzlement. The warrant wa* secured by State Rank Examiner William J. Mcf'uen, who swore he found discrepancies in Truax'- account* through various examinations. The Chester-Cambridge Rank and Trust Co. this afternoon announced no monetary loss had been sustained h> them, a* the acount* were honied. County detective* were given the w* to serve. Mr. Truax left the hank'* employ several month* ag< ie warrant HORSES WITHDRAWN FROM RACES TODAY (Bx ('niter! Press) s,""" / w. RACKS 30-HOUR A SU! AMM J"' WHHK LAB0R B||L HARRISBURG April 25 INSr Bv a unanimous vote. the Sonne today passed finally the Fitzgerald bill designed to abolish the fee system for the collection of city. poor and school taxes in third-class cities. Under the terms of the measure, the ntv treasurers would collect all these taxes solely on a salary basis and they would receive no fees The bill was returned to the House for concurrence in minor amendments which the upper branch made The salary system set up by the bill follows: In cities of population between 25.000 and 50 000 from $3,500 to $5,000; in cities with a population between 50 000 and 55 000 a flat salarv of $6,000; in cities of over 55 000 population a flat salary of $7,500 A similar bdl backed by Fitzgerald in 3931 was defeated AT HAVRE DI GRACE 1—Standing Room, Billie*' Tryst. Doeskin, Retimes, To Arms. 2—Di*neur. .Inlie Fillip. Briar Blue. Mack Bennett, Octarnro, Excel. 3—Air Pilot, Flashing Colors 4—1 None). 5—I nen< umbered. Fetish, Keggy, Grace Bunting. 6—Modern Times, lair Judge. Garlic, Visionary, Thursday Kingbird 7—Light Breeze. Potentate. Bubola, Politrn. Matadi. Knee High. Weather, cloudy; Hark, fa-* IT TANFOR I' 1—None. 2—None. 3—None. 4—None. I—None. 6—None. 7—-Ruffe. Weather, clear. tra< k, fast Congress Today (Bt I SITED PRESS) SFNATE: Continues inflation debate Banking Committee considers Securities Regulation bill HOISE: Votes on Muscle Shoals-Tennessee Valiev Development Banking Committee considers Home Owners' Mortgage Relief bill. Labor Committe-' hear* Secretary Perkins on industrial regulation plan. Immigration Corr.miU"e con :do: Equal Rights bill. Commerce Sub-Committee me 1 on Securities Regulation measure. Military Affairs Committee hearing on national defense. Public Land Committee hearing on U S claim* against Pan-Amen-ean and Richfield OU Companies. BODY OE DROWNED MAN IDENTIFIED The corpse of a drowning victim was recovered from the Delaware ruer opposite the wharf of the Ford Motor Company, fool of Lloyd street at 8 30 a rn todai. The body wax later identified at the morgue of Deputy Coroner George White as that of James F McCabe 1216 We*? Ninth street On April 12. Chai ie* Worrell of the Wet Ninth street addre-s. a brother-in-law of the victim, repo:! d M c C abt' s d.appearance When he left home he told relative* he was going to a government re-fore.-tration camp, but failed to stale where it was located Fearing the mans mind was affected and that he was wandering about., police were asked to broadens? a description of him Identification wa* mad* bv a brother John McCabe Secretary Perkins Ernes Adoption at House Committee Hearing WASHINGTON. April 23 <UP>~ Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins the nation* first woman cabinet officer. today urged upon th* House Labor committee the administration * unprecedented program for Federal Control of Industry. In the presence of Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt. Miss Ishbel MacDonald and a crowd in the House Caucus room. Miss Perkins testified in a determined manner a' opening of hearing* on a measure to give the National Government authority to fix wages, hours of work and quantity Of production President Roosevelt is friendly to J the Black 30-hour-week bill but it 1* not an administration tin ire th*: secretary told the committee Testifying on lh* B'Tk bt!!, v ,1 ch I passed th* Scna e. ;<nd h'r own pro- I posed expansion. characterized | ( ontinued on F'a?* 7en SHOWERS TODAY; COOLER TOMORROW Showers are probable in Lantern Pennsylvania New Jersey. Delaware and Maryland Cloudy and cooler is tomorow a forecast The highr : temperature here yes. teniav wa 69 lh' 1 • a 5 p rn and •he low ■ ; was 42 at 6 a rn The average ol 56 wa, onr' degree above normal for the date and four degree* above the average April 24 last year. Maximum temperature for the date is 84 established in 1880. and minimum 33. in 1930 Sunrise today wa.* af 5 09 a rn and sunset will be at 6 49 p m, Eastern Standard time Members of the Board of Countv Commissioners at Media today expressed optimism (hat the near future will witness some action in the Tinicum flood situation on the part of the national government. Msior J A Dorsi, from Washington. representing the Military Bureau of the War Deportmen lias completed a survey of the flooded district, particularly of the break' in the dike,* on the government-owned tract alone Darby Creek through which mo J of the water has flowed He prom I * d to make an immedia e report to his superior* on the conditions as he found them The commissioner yesterday received a letter Rom Congressman James Wollenden, .1 Suring them that he was in touch with the flood control agencies of the Federal govern- ( ontinued on Pate I en ft 1/OR ll ll I DLR I INI D Edna Bayard, Negro of Lax Court, w** fined HO and co*,!* in police court today on a disorderly conduct charge Edna wa* arrested yesterday after police removed E!*ur Boardly 21. of Fayette st rec;, *<> th* Chester Hospital for repairs Elsie, who had lier face 'lifted' with a razor blade in the hand* of Erin. appealed :n court this morning with what appeared to be a gauze mask covering her fare POLICEMAN COLLECTS RELICS McClure Beer Bill Held Up Over Licensing Tilt HARRISBURG Pa April 25 — (UP—Strong sentiment for giving county judges the power to license and regulate the beer business in Pennsylvania delayed action today on Senator John J McClure's regulatory measure The McClure bill is in the hands of the Senate law and order committee to wive.1 it had b"f*n recommitted a1 cr second reeding. It provides .hat county treasurers Issue beer dis-tribu ne: license*, a pion of which Governor Pinchot approves Two meetings of the committee failed to make much progress on preparing th* bill for a return to the Senate floor for a final vote A sub-committee consisting of Senators Siaudenmeier. of Schuylkill. Roberts of Northampton and Coyne of Allegheny went to see the Governor about amendment* to the measure They returned to report to the committee tha* Pinchot "Insisted" on promiscuous licensing by county reasurers in the manner in which dog and hunting licenses now are 'tidied. Tli'* Governor showed no p rh of compromis'' iln ih'> committee, it was 'i'm tom: there developed power ed, ' mn to the present pl*n It '.as claimed that wnth th* treasure z Continued on Page Ten FINAL EDITION ★ ★ ★ ★ With All Latest and Best News of the Day FRICK, TWO CENTS SENATE DRIVE TD $45,000,000 PLAN FOR JOBLESS AID IS A GREED UPON HALT ITT IN ROLD DOLLAK DISHED Republicans in Coalition Move Seek .Majority Against Inflation Reed Opens Opposition Today; Canada Watches Foreign Exchanges WASHINGTON. April 25 A pro-i p<\Ml to remonetize silver at a ratio of 33 to I, agauvst gold, wa* made J today bv Senator Hatfield 'RI of I West Virginia on behalf of the eolian vat ire Republican bloc in the Senate as a substitute for (he gold section of (he administration* huge inflation bill The conservative Republican* were seeking an alliance with Democratic silvnitr.s to write this amendment into the bill. The Democratic silverlte* were holding out for a 16 to I ratio but rumors weir current tho two groups Decision by State That Bankers Must Pay Four-mill Personal Property Tax, Instead of /ndividuals, Nets $8,000,000 Beer Tax Bonds and Economies Furnish the Balance Measure Abrogating Sunday Blue Laws in Re• gard to Baseball and Football Goes to Pin* chot's Desk McClure Repeal Convention Act Is Finally Approved in Assembly would avt Of 25 to were tho to write I the OUI a: vision, giv reduce the lh cr on a compromise tat lo I lf they do, indications would win enough .support he silver amendment into * a substitute foi the pieing the president pow I to ■ gold content of the dollar t he Broken $<rtTrs and situ * of tile » *4 n (abib of the stricken Ikron ate shown a* the* v. "re drawn from the o< ran depths off lire Jersey roast hi salvage appar a. ti* of the I > * falcon after dicers totaled the wrerkage FINISH SURVEY ROOD WILL FIRE OF FLOODED AREA LADDIES HOSTS War Department Official County Association Meets Will Submit Report to in Sm eel ley School; Del-His Superiors aware Represented Approximately 1200 volunteer firemen were in attendance at the monthly meeting of the Delaware County Firemen'!* Association, field in the Srnrdley School auditorium. .Seventeenth and Upland street*, last evening. the association bi inc the guest of the Good Will Fire Company, No 2. of the city department. A delegation of 200 firemen, repre-enting the New Castle K<'tit and Sussex county association* of Delaware, headed bv (Turf William Lutz, of the Wilmington Fire Department, and J it Haddaway. of Wyoming. Del. president of thr Delaware State Volunteer Firemen s Association were welcomed by Hie county association head Thomas J Campbell, and by John C Hershey, of Wallingford an honorary member of the county otganlzation. During the busine** i ss ion, two important topics were discussed, that of the county association supplying binders to be used in conjunction with fire reports, to companies ro-operat- J mg with the association, which wa* recommended bv the trustees The other was an amendment to the by- ( ontinued on Bare Ten ( IHLI) IN HOSP! I IL YONKERS April 25 Helen Vasco, 2. whose parents finality ha'.e confuted to an « ye operation necessary for her life was given into the caTe of Judge George M Smi t he, of the Childrens Court, Inst night and was placed in a hospital. Hatfield Amendment first hep rn a Republican (ii ive to I obtain coalition support in an effort (to protect the gold doll*!. The amendment would be mandatory In contrail with tire meieiv permissive I language now contained throughout in tile administration inflation bill It would strike out all reference to the gold dollar. The Secretary of the Treasury would be directed to inn chase silver bullion and issue silver lertlflcatrs against it They would lie legal tender for all purpose* mile » the obligation were "specifically payable in a particular kind of money " That language would protect holder* of gold bearing bond*. A limitation in the Hatfield Amendment would prevent purchase of silver bullion at a pine greater than fin cent* an ounce That would work out at about 33 to I Hatfield's 33 to I plan and Wheeler'* desire for 16 to I may lead to compromise lf sufficient strength can be developed to warrant a determined effort to stiike gold revaluation fiom the bill There Hie indications Hie coalition of conservative Republican* and silver Democrats might reach Continued on Page Ten TA XRAY KRS* CRUIT PRESENTS APPEAL An appeal from the 1932 irport of the county controller, James T Stewart. has been taken by a group of Ii taxpayers of the county, represented by Attorney* Geary and nankin In the petition filed with Hie court their i* no specific Item of the report RELIEF PROGRAM NEAR SETTLEMENT HARRISBURG, April 25 (UP) -lax exemption legislation backed bv Pennsylvania Bankers boomeranged on Hic hanker* today to assess $8 (MHI (HK) taxation (Iii ret Iv on them lo round out a $4,MMM) OOO unemployment relief appl opt iation schedule. Iiic "boomeiang" wa* provided by Hie Einstein Act which was intended lo exempt individual Interest -bearing tank accounts from the four-mill personal property tax assessed and collected by Hie counties Undri .ut interpretation of Attorney General William Schnadcr, the act meieiy transferred fioni individual* lo tile hank* themselves liability for Hie (oui-mill tax and made the .tar the collecting agency, Based on that ruling an agreement for financing relief was leached at a conference in winch Governor I'tn-chot and leader* of various legislative faction* participated They agreed on a $45,000,000 ap-pi opt tat ion program, on the following financing schedule From Hie ll 24 per barrel tax on lieer, $10,000,000, J rom economy recommendation* of HARRISBURG April 25 tUPi -* The Sunday aport* bill, to modernize tile ancient blue laws of Pennsylvania, was placed on Governor Gifford ; Pinchot s desk today for exreutue action There was little formality and no debate in the Senate on the House resolution to return without amendment the Sunday Blue Law modifier. The measure which would permit baseball and football on Sunday after-| noon*, provided communities agree by local option that they desire the sports which ha\r bern banned for 139 years, was approved by the Senate In quick order. Pinchot has Indicated that the J Governor will deliberate on the bill carefully before acting He has JO da vs m which lo sign or veto the I measure and his failure to act on It .within that time would automatically place the law on Hie statute books. Meantime Hie McClure hill, creating a constitutional convention of 15 delegate* si large to ratify or reject the twenty-first constitutional amendment for prohibition repeal, was ( .tnt HHK <1 on Page I en [ MKI MEN NOW ON FORD PAYROLL Total of 5000 Completed Jobs Is Record for Week -—Tho Shift Schedule The Ford Motor Company's assembling plant at the foot, of Lloyd .street, in this city. will have completed 5000 job* for the month of April, by the end of this week The daily output has been 250 domestic sale*. -i ^ I In carrying out (hi* extensive pro- menHoned and (hue Involved have j ^ mrn h#Vf. brrn pllimJ on not disclosed what portion of the re-|K>rt they plan to piole.st against. 'ihe signature* on the appeal petl-tion are as follows John M Knns David M Bain, Clayton Keenev, Joseph A O'Neill, Howard W Carlson Walter 8 Ottlnger, Thomas L Girard, Mauritz O Mvreliu*. Dr F J. Woodward. J Reese Woralall. J P Anderson and Isaac A Him til 'Hie signers name a* sureties, in Hie sum of $1000 William T Bowden and Hillier N Pennell A similar appeal wa* filed !a*l veal from tile 1931 retort of Hie controller but the matter wa* not followed up In court FRANK TOLLIN Hie active payroll, most of those employed being old employes, a majority of the worker* being residents of Cheater and vicinity, the company reports. The men are working on a five-day week plan. An eight-hour daily schedule has been carried on with two shifts daily in the export departing! The norma! schedule calls for duty from 7 30 a rn. to 4 p rn . with a half hour lunch period The second shift goes to work at 4 p rn The Ford factory is onr of the few institutions that ha* been making rapid strides toward a return to normalcy. The concern s program started at the beginning of the year and excepting, for the short delay due to the I/ UTT lf W IIM IM I.'I \ Hike of employ* • of » bodybuilding ur, ll H.7.N riUGVl r Iz/A. {ar((ir, jn Du. r born Mich, has been ----- gradually advancing Mr and Mrs Abe Tollin, of 611 The personnel of the local plant Hast Nineteenth street, have returned show* an increase of more than 20(H) from a ten day*' trip to Florida bring- j Continued on Page Ten McClure hits at PINCHOT ATTACK Senator Raps (lovernor's ( ritirism of His t tili-ties Bill HARRISBURG, AprtJ 25 Senator John J. McClure, Delaware organization Republican, last night slapped i bark at Governor Tim hot, who criticized the McClure bill for control of I public utilities, Emerging from a conference at which he ajid other legislative leaders had agreed with the governor on a $45000,000 state unemployment relief program, Senator McClure launched into a sharp attack on the chief ex-j endive He charged the guvrrnor ha* been 'sleeping soundly'' at Washington while the legislature wrestled with aid for the needy, utility regulation and other major problems He asserted the governor has re-\ vealed "an incurable Roosevelt rom- Continued on Page Ten DOLLAR GAINS IN LONDON LONDON, April 25 UP* The dollar gained today, closing at $3 83 to the pound. I opicsof l imes j mg bark with them on their return journey Mr 'lollin'* father, Frank Tollin, of 516 East Twenty-first street, widely known business man of this *»tv who, for the past few year* ha: spent his winter* in Florida for tile benefit of hi* health Mi. Tollin'* many friends will be glad to know of his improved physical condition While in Floi Ida Mr and Mr Tollin spent their time in extensive sigh?-seeing visiting St Petersburg I anilla, witnessing Hie sponge-fishing a' 'IarjK>n Spring*, and enjoying the historic sights at St Augustine and other Florida places of interest They returned full of enthusiasm for life in the sunshine state HA DASSAU WILL ELECT TONIGHT An important meeting of Chester fiadassah will be held this evening at 8 orlfxk in Hie Ohev Sholom Community Center. Election of officer will be held. and report*. from all committee* will be heard Continued on Page Ten DAYLIGHT TIME WILL RE OBSERVED HERE Although it has not been officially der reed by Mayor William Ward, Jr . Che' 'er will go on daylight saving time next Sunday Industrie* churches, railroads, street car companies, ferry line* and boat line* tour bing at this city wull operate on the new schedule. Cinel will be moved ahead one hour at 2 a rn Sunday, that is, nAtria lh. but mo. pn on* w .ll move their timepieces ahead several hours before that, or at the time of retiring. PROPERTY OWNER \( ( I SEI) OE THEFT I S. I KLASEK \ B ll IM I A man, who I* said to be 'property I pool ', was »rre?.ted in the Fifth ward early this morning while; stealing bread and milk from door- I step*. The arrest was made by Patrolman Hardman. When slated the defendant gave WASHINGTON April 2< <UF*>- hi* name as Frank Shemchick. of Tile treasury net ba lam e for April 22 j Morton avenue, near Third street was $322 929 895 51 Expenditures that He is said to own three house* in day were $9 088 997 80 Custom.' re-j this city Mar: irate Honan fined eeipt* for the mon'h through April 22 him $5 and costs on a disorderly were *12 608 451 52. 'conduct, charge National Bogs' Week A rrangemen Is Com pie te Mayor Ward hasnt much to say I about this daylight saving time He ought to hear what most of us will say about it when the alarm clock goes ort next Monday morning. silence may be golden and sine* the country went off the gold standard the West End speaker*' Club seems to have developed a number of silver-tongued ^orators. 'Ihe Minute Men of the olden days rooIdn t hold a candle with the three-minute men who -poke at the big dinner in the Chester Club last evening. A Oerman editor who esrtooned Hitler unfavorably has been taken Into "protective custody" by the Nazis Who, we presume, will give him a benevolent, beating. Someone advocated railing on the forestry army to aid rn Tinicum township Wait a minute, thats a job for the naval reserves. Premier MacDonald's daughter says we shouldn't take George Bernard Shaw to<i .seriously. Personally we never take any Joke seriously. Another Item .says breweries are spending $65,000,000 to make good beer Maybe after it I* spent we will get some good beer. Things are picking up everywhere. reads a news note But it s hard to convince hitch-hikers, who are passed by the score*, of this. There hasnt been a still found in this city for months and months So maine, after all. the moonshine that is still being sold is old stuff. Saturday morning April 28. the great American army of youth will j move into power. They will set up .'j rules for one week and the control / will be known throughout the nation as National Boys' Week The City of Chester will be taken over by the boys at IO o'clock on the _________________•____morning of the first day. King* for a week, the boys of - Photo by Price Chester will show Hip older generation how to have one grand and glorious Horace Callahan, a member of the Prosp < I Park police department, is ppp school*, the churches and mown abr.' . i i,I: • ol his i oE'o lion ot pi • e r , 4 pm nl. I he insert the bov? organization' will he beechen Mis* ( amlin" Kin*, of Fifiy-firxt and Baltimore avenue, Philadelphia, hives of activity for approximately wearing the helmet worn hv Mark VI Mien. of Die ( he»ter police force one hundred and seven?v-four hours when He wa* shot and killed bv Ubert Wc-t in 1902. The mace is one that To get the youngsters tuned up for wa* used during the trollei strike in Philadelphia in 1895 and wa* broken *he occasion the fir.*' round-up will during * conflict with some strikers. 'take place at IO oclock Saturday' morning in the Stanley theater. John Mulhall and Thomas Magnin will "force the youngsters to enjoy four hours of pictures. Afterward the boys will be shipped intact to the Chester Armory. There they will take part in and witness an air pageant. 'Ihe amateur aviators of the city and vicinity will roll out their model aircraft arid vie for supremacy. Sunday will be "Boys' Day in Church." The Ministers' Association of this city will have charge of an extensive program that will take in every church In the city. Each boy is requested to attend his own church I he Weather WASHINGTON , April 15— Weather forecast — Eastern Pennsylvania — Cloudy with occasion ti rain tonight and Wednesday. Cooler late tonight and Wednesday. Western Pennsylvania— Mostly cloudy tonight and Wednesday; probably occasional showers in south portion; cooler. Continued on Page Ten TOD A V S I EM PF KATI ERS 6 a, rn.......57 ll a rn. 7 a rn. ......57 Noon .. 8 a rn ......38 I p m. 9 s rn....... 58 2 p rn. IO a rn. MM« 60 «6 66 68 65 ► ;
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People who live in gingerbread houses, shouldn't throw stones
My wife and I have spent the past, few, long winter nights watching the new Nextflix sensation, "Making a Murderer." It's heavy-duty drama, so from time to time, we lighten it up and leave scenic Manitowoc County, Wisconsin, to view HGTV.
This channel serves up a never-ending series of remodeling and home-makeover programs like, "Flip or Flop," "Love it, or List it" and "Property Brothers."
These programs really showcase the incredible amount of time, labor, patience — and 'moolah' — that goes in into remodeling.
Despite all the potential budget-busting problems and pratfalls, we are seriously considering a couple small remodeling projects. But we are constantly reminded how demanding even the smallest of building projects can be.
Today I'd like to illustrate this point by featuring the 'small project' undertaken by Maggie Valley residents Carolyn and Jack Lima.
The Limas, like so many people residing near the Great Smoky Mountains, are transplants from Florida, where Carolyn worked as a case manager for Blue Cross & Blue Shield.
For her own mental health, Carolyn designed and baked wedding cakes on the side.
"Cakes are my passion," states Lima, who has made baking her avocation for the past 20 years.
In the years when the Limas visited Maggie Valley seasonally, they made a point of viewing the entries in the National Gingerbread House Competition before heading back to Florida.
If you haven't seen the incredible entries at this competition, you have literally "missed quite a treat." The competition is held every holiday season at Asheville's iconic Omni Grove Park Inn.
The array of gingerbread huts, houses, cottages, and other Christmas scenes are breathtakingly beautiful and ornate. And after the competition is judged, the entries are elegantly displayed throughout the Omni Grove Park Inn for all to see.
It's delicious sightseeing for the whole family.
In 2014, after moving to Maggie Valley permanently and settling in, the Limas decided to enter their first National Gingerbread House Competition.
That year they learned first hand that behind each and every one of those works of Gingerbread art are countless hours of creating, planning, building, decorating — and even a little renovation.
Their entry that first year — "Photos with Santa" — featured Santa seated with two screaming children and elves taking photos. It didn't place, but the Limas learned so much.
"Seeing the incredible entries, meeting all the other contestants, sharing ideas and learning new techniques was a wonderful experience," said Carolyn Lima, "I knew I would do it again."
Shortly after that competition, Carolyn Lima became a licensed home baker in North Carolina, working under the business name of Creekside Creations. Her cakes and cookies have graced several area celebrations.
Gluttons for punishment, Carolyn and Jack Lima teamed up in 2015 to enter the National Gingerbread House Competition for a second time. Their entry, inspired by Jack's love of bird watching, was titled "Birdie Village," and included several intricate birdhouse structures with a tall, 'bird loft' in the middle.
One glance at the photos on this page illustrates that the Limas make a great team. Jack sculpted and hand-painted all of the three-dimensional birds, and Carolyn did all the baking, icing, piping and other intricate details — from perches, doorknobs and keyholes to (well) 'gingerbread.'
Sadly, one of their dormers failed just before judging, so 2015's incredible "Birdie Village" was not judged. But that building was 'renovated' after the competition and the spectacular, remodeled "Birdie Village" is currently on display at downtown Waynesville's birder paradise, Pleasant Places, 36 N. Main St.
Stop by (no touching, eating or throwing stones) and see what 20 years of baking experience and 380 hours of patient, painstaking detail-work can accomplish. And if you are looking for someone to 'make a scene' for your wedding, celebration or special occasion and 'bring it to life' in cakes, cookies or gingerbread, call Carolyn Lima at 828-926-3541.

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The second paper in this news session at AoIR 2016 starts with Lena Knaudt and Renske Siebe, who begin by highlighting the transformation of journalism in the context of participatory and social media. How does journalism redefine itself as an institution in this environment; how do we understand news beyond the industrial paradigm?
There are three levels of de-industrialisation of journalism: the business model, the production process, and the journalistic paradigm; in terms of production, in particular, there is an opportunity to move away from deadline-driven, high-throughput journalism and towards 'slow journalism' that engages in considered news production and also involves the audience as co-producers. However, journalists' perceptions and experiences of such models are not usually very positive, with incivility noted as a particular problem, and they are therefore reluctant to engage.
The first proper day of AoIR 2016 begins with a paper that I'm involved in, along with a host of colleagues from Australia, Germany, Norway, Sweden, and Denmark. We cover patterns in newssharing across these countries, and I'll add the slides for our presentation below as soon as I can the slides for our presentation are below now.
After an exciting workshop day, we're now starting AoIR 2016 proper with the opening keynote by José van Dijck from the University of Amsterdam. She begins by noting the work of Tarleton Gillespie on the politics of online platforms, which has been very influential in Internet studies in recent years. Internet platforms are now intricately interwoven in a technical, commercial, and social ecosystem, with a number of leading platforms serving as the major gateways to that ecosystem.
But new platforms are constantly emerging, to systematically connect people to things, ideas, and money. These platforms penetrate all aspects of our public and private lives; in any major area these platforms are important gateways to information and connectivity. A platform in this context is an online site that deploys automated technologies and business models to organise data streams, economic interactions, and social exchanges between users of the Internet, José suggests. They are therefore not simple facilitators, or stand-alone objects, but are intricately connected to each other.
Our Digital Methods pre-conference workshop at AoIR 2016, combining presenters from the Digital Methods Initiative at the University of Amsterdam and the Digital Media Research Centre at Queensland University of Technology starts with a presentation by Richard Rogers on the recent history of digital methods. He points out the gradual transition from a conceptualisation of the Internet and the Web as cyberspace or as a virtual space to an understanding of the Web as inherently linked with the 'real' world: online rather than offline becomes the baseline, and there is an increasing sense of online groundedness.
I'm on my way to Berlin for this year's Association of Internet Researchers conference, which will be one of our biggest yet – but on my way I've also swung by Oslo to visit my colleagues in the Social Media and Agenda-Setting in Election Campaigns (SAC) project which is now coming to its conclusion. While there I gave a couple of invited talks on my recent research – and the slides from those presentations are now available here.
First, I visited Anders Larsson at Westerdals Oslo School of Arts, Communication and Technology, where I outlined my thoughts on what I've started to call the second wave of citizen journalism, now taking place through social media. This essentially provides an overview of the key themes in Gatewatching Revisited – the update to my 2005 Gatewatching book which I'm currently writing:
Axel Bruns. "How the Person in the Street Became a Journalist: Social Media and the Second Wave of Citizen Journalism." Invited presentation at Westerdals Oslo School of Arts, Communication and Technology, Oslo, 27 Sep. 2016.
The (very) final speaker at Social Media and Society is Dominic Yeo, whose focus is on mobile dating apps. Such apps have fully arrived in recent years, and are now also incorporating geolocation functionality, for instance. Such apps have been studied from a number of angles, but the dimension of time has been largely ignored: how does the concept of social time affect these mobile-enhanced dating practices?
The next speaker at Social Media and Society is Stefanie Haustein, who begins by highlighting the substantial gender gap in academia – especially at higher levels of employment, but also in academic publishing and citation patterns. Similarly, there was a substantial gender gap online, at least early on, and this has balanced out only in relatively recent times, especially also since the advent of social media (with some social media platforms very substantially female-dominated).
The final session at Social Media and Society is starting with Ann Pegoraro and Ashleigh-Jane Thompson, whose interest is in the visual coverage and self-presentation of athletes on social media. This can be linked to Goffman's ideas of backstage and frontstage performance, and also tends to play out quite differently depending on the athlete's gender.
The final speaker in this Social Media and Society session is Yuri Rykov, whose focus is on the Russian social network site V Kontakte. What is the structure of online communities on this site? Are they flat, inclusive, and egalitarian, or are they stratified and hierarchical, with clear leadership structures emerging, as a power law distribution would expect? What new light can network analytics shed on these questions?
The next paper in this Social Media and Society session is by my QUT colleague Brenda Moon and me. Our work-in-progress presentation explores how we can connect our long-term data on the structures of follower networks in the Australian Twittersphere with shorter-term comprehensive information on actual posting activity; we are interested how follower networks and @mention networks cross-influence each other. What emerges already from our preliminary work is that different communities of Australian Twitter users appear to exhibit some very different activity patterns, and that some appear more likely to break out of their follower/followee network clusters than others. One of the newer Twitter communities in Australia, teen users, seem to tweet particularly differently from the others.
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One Day in the Life of a National Twittersphere from Axel Bruns


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Fit Fetus!
I did it! I ran the 5k today no problem. I had been worried about running while pregnant and have kind of avoided it. I jogged twice in the beginning of my first trimester, hoping to keep up right from the beginning as everyone told me that if you keep up running while you're pregnant you can run safely, but if you stop its dangerous. However I was exhausted and frightened so after those two jogs I kept to power walking, elliptical and…napping. I'm now in the second trimester but bump is not very big and despite not actually running I've kept relatively active – easy cardio, easy strength training and basic conditioning. I'm not winning any awards but I'm keeping a very base level of fitness up. So the other night I tried to jog and it started off really well but omg I had to pee ever 3 minutes and it was so annoying I just power walked with some very short jogging intervals and 2 bathroom stops. ANNOYED.
Today I'd been looking forward to our schools team for the Wage for Hope run – 5k walk or run. I often forget how much I love running. Showing up today I really really wanted to run, but not at the expense of my little miracle baby and nothing is worth putting us in any kind of danger. So i promised myself I could jog easily but had to just stop, walk, leave at any time. Taking that pressure off did the trick. Music on, smile on my face, the energy of people with a common goal (raise money, awareness and remission for Pancreatic Cancer survivors) – all the things I love about being part of the running community- let me start out with an easy jog and finish straight through. At first I had to pee but I told myself this was good kegel training anyway which EVERY pregnancy website encourages anyway. Halfway through i didn't really feel the urge anymore, mercifully! Three quarters through I felt a little winded so i eased the pace a little but then felt reenergised and pushed A VERY LITTLE BIT. Finished no sweat! Feel fine now. I made sure to hydrate immediately, use the bathroom and about a half an hour later I was ravenous and had packed Clif Bars 🙂
So in summary, I guess I can run while pregnant now! I'll talk to my doc next week when I see her to get all the precautions and a definite green light. I'm not planning on distance training but if I could 3-4 5ks a week I'd be a very happy girl. I'm planning that next marathon training to start in January after appropriate baby recovery has been had and I'd be overjoyed if some very base mileage could be kept at least for the rest of the second trimester. But again, keeping expectations fluid. Its good right now and I'll keep assessing as we progress. Me and Fetus are a team and I'm struck with how profound that actually is. This is one very special time in my life where I am symbiotically functioning with another being, soul and body. Our bodies are connected in a way I could never really understand and don't know that I do fully even now – our blood is the same blood. But I'm amazed and impressed and so very grateful.
Here's what I'm going to be doing to make runs more likely:
1. Keep mileage short, 5k's
2. Pee before, run in a place where a bathroom is accessible
3. focus on a light step, minimise bounce!
4. sign up for short races to keep the motivation and have fun
5. read blogs by women who run/ran pregnant like this one!
6. get a belly band as my belly expands
The Long Story
Alright, I've actually been dying to write but its been difficult since we've been keeping a secret. And I haven't stopped working out at but no matter how much I work out I'm just going to be getting bigger because….I'm pregnant!
Everything I've wanted to write about has been directly or indirectly affected by my surprise pregnancy so I just had to wait. But now, I am 12+ weeks pregnant, we've told the family and friends, heard the heart beat and seen the little jelly bean swimming and kicking, so I can be super fantastically excited and open about it!
I have NEVER been pregnant before. I'm 34 years old and never so much had a pregnancy scare. Ok, not completely true, there was a time I thought I could possibly be pregnant but it turned out I had just lost my period again, this time it would last 7 years (the first time I lost my period it was a 10 year drought). I took so many mandatory pregnancy tests during those 7 years that I just started to roll my eyes and yawn before every very much expected negative result.
I had just in the past 2 years gotten my period back, though not reliably. A skipped month or two never gave me pause but an appreciation for the money saved on tampons.
I don't know what made me take the pregnancy test when I did actually. Hubs and I had decided nearly a year ago to not stand in the way of getting pregnant. We called this "trying" but we weren't actually trying. I wasn't tracking my ovulation or even my periods (don't tell my doctor), we weren't setting up times to "try" or really anything other than just having unprotected sex when we felt like it. What we were actually doing to "try" was for me to go to school so I could have a career conducive to the family life we would want and Dan working towards having a career here in town. But I guess on some deep level I didn't believe I'd actually ever be able to conceive so I was really trying to construct a journey of happiness that included career achievements that were meaningful to me, the ability to travel and live where we wanted to and be performers AND homeowners.
Enter the new year (or just before) and I had been very unhappy with my body, my injuries, the trajectory of my career path, the time spent away from Dan and I was searching for structure and mostly….joy. It seems sometime during 2015 joy started draining out of me, at first slowly and then at a sickening speed and I couldn't stop up the hole because I didn't know where it was. I was sick and in pain near constantly. I found myself putting myself down all the time and feeling guilty that I wasn't successful or valuable in any way I could see. Nothing made me happy. I still felt accomplishment when I performed a good show, a good run on the trapeze or spanish web. But I felt no desire to start each show, no desire to train, no joy in the audience. 2016 didn't seem much of a change though big changes were made. I became increasingly upset with my body and tried many different paths to FORCE change upon it. But I could never settle, different diets, exercise routines. I found some release in taking dance classes and going to acting auditions in Portland but no joy in aerial work. Why? Aerial used to be my one feather in my cap. We moved and I hated Vegas, I hated myself and my seemingly continued decline. I felt like a failure in every way – my career, my body, my mental state. I tried so hard to try so hard.
Slowly things started to change. Not my body, I'm still fighting with it a bit though we've reached a bit of a peace treaty since its the home of another being right now. I'm letting go a bit of what wasn't bringing me joy anymore. But redefining myself as a non performer is not really working. I just fight constantly with myself over that so I just started to not think it through. Take it a day at a time. Right before this new year, after a glorious Christmas that included a very fulfilling audition, a visit from good friends and also a bit of revelation about just how much Id been wallowing in misery, I made some decisions and changes. I joined 2 hot yoga studios and started taking classes, sometimes twice a day. I told myself I could go on a dance hiatus until I felt good about my body again (the relief poured through me). I refocused on school and finding freelance and hair and makeup opportunities. And during about 2 weeks of feeling good, feeling my body change with the hot yoga, I also got what I thought was the flu. oh well, i was still moving along. Focused, happier, and decided to drink a few glasses of wine one night after a very successful hot yoga class followed by a fruitful Yin class.
For some reason when I woke up the next morning, feeling refreshed and just slightly hungover I thought to myself – "maybe I should take a pregnancy test today before hot yoga. Just so I don't worry about having wine at night" I to pick up Dan at the airport after my class and I had an evening of sushi and wine and tipsiness planned for us.
That was it, that was the only thought. Dan had been gone for 2 weeks but over Christmas we'd of course celebrated and enjoyed each others company. I'd been off birth control for 2 years and we'd ditched any other form of contraception a year ago.
So I peed on the stick and timed it while I got ready for class. When it showed a positive reading, I couldn't help but feel JOY shoot through my completely unprepared body. Joy. That thing I'd been searching for for nearly 2 years. Why? this wasn't the right time, I was in the middle of school, my body wasn't the beautiful temple it had been in years prior, Dan was traveling all the time and I had just found my world realigning with hot yoga, cosmetology and auditioning as a vocalist. But it was undeniable joy and I'm not one to argue when happiness shows up at the door.
So here we are, both of us feeling like we won the lottery. I think we both thought (though we never spoke it before now) that we'd never get this experience of a child, a family life. We've spend our lives up until now traveling, leaving behind, moving moving moving, auditions and ambitions. and we've been so lucky and grateful, it seemed we had to sacrifice this part of life. But there is actually a baby inside my body. I heard the heartbeat! I saw it move! I pee every 35 minutes!
All those other things don't go away. Dan and I will always be performers, travellers, ambitious and unordinary. But our priorities have shifted and our trajectory has changed and we are so grateful.
I promise I'll talk about fitness next post!
Forget me Not
I have not forgotten you, I promise. And I have not forgotten to keep up my daily exercise – nay, it is what keeps me sane. The ADHD demons kick in hard when I'm going to school for 8 hours (usually I get antsy in the first 10 minutes of sitting down). Even though I've scaled back on how long I work out (I never thought a 20-30 minute workout even counted before), getting that morning sweat sheen is now imperative. I've also never been a morning gym person, but alas, getting up early to take care of the puppy, then workout then school is the only thing that works. If I wait until I get home I have to wait two hours more so I can entertain dear doggie and by that time I'm beat and my workout probably won't happen. This won't last forever, but until I finish school I'm left to 6:30am workouts and 10pm crash times.
With the limited time allowances what have I been doing? I got a subscription to Gaia.com and I've been doing either the 20-30 min The FIRM workouts (with light weights) or a Mari Windsor Pilates mat workout or any 30 minute "sculpt and tone" workout. Doesn't sound like me at all huh? I've never liked classes or aerobics or other people. But I have time constraints and I find I'm more motivated to push myself if I'm watching the effort that the leader is putting in. So far so good. I would have laughed at those FIRM workouts before but guys, some days I'm really sore, or I'm puffing 10 minutes in. On Saturdays and Sundays I also get an hour on the elliptical in if I can. But for now this is what I can do and I'm doing it. its not at all as athletic or hard core as I feel like i should be working out, but other things have taken priority and I have to do the best i can. I'm not a sponsored athlete (YET, wouldn't it be great if I became amazing at something at 40?! maybe that should be my goal. I have 5 1/2 years) so I have to focus on finishing school, getting a job that supports my family, taking care of my loved ones. And working out IS a priority, its just not at the top anymore like it was when I was in between dance contracts. Evolution is hard some times, to change from one season of my life to the next has never been seamless so I shouldn't expect it.
Anyone have quick and dirty workout suggestions?! I'll take em' all!
Changing Tide
Things are changing rapidly, or more like, they just feel like they are sliding into place. My life has felt extremely scattered, my focus all over the place. It's been extremely frustrating. But all of a sudden all the lack of focus made sense. This is going to be a vague post and I apologise in advance. but I found a sense of peace today. I didn't understand why everything felt wrong lately. My passion for performing, once my only driving force, felt off. Like I wanted to want it and I don't know who am if I don't have a burning drive to train and perform. But nothing I did felt right, it felt like being caged. I'd get excited in theory and then when I showed up it felt….off. With a few exceptions. There have been a few gigs and auditions that felt really good. and the rest just didn't make sense.
So here I am and plans have changed once again. But in a beautiful way. Now I have a focus. Its interesting how sometimes you just have to wait and trust that the universe will open the doors and you'll know which ones to go through.
I'm going back to finish cosmetology school, but I'm going full time. No splitting myself in a million different directions because I'm afraid to commit and lose out on other options. My focus will be school, taking care of my family (Dan and Gypsy) and personal fitness (yoga and cardio). That's it. I trust the direction my life is going and I'm actually really excited! I've love the life I've had. I can finally see that I've done some amazing things and anything I do after is just adding to it, not taking away. I thought watching the deaths of my possible selves (full time aerialist, dancer and teacher, broadway bound triple threat) meant I failed but it doesn't. I've done so many things in my lifetime and my career. I've had a successful and satisfying career in performing that has allowed me to do – aerial work, dance, voice, acting, film, stunts, choreography and sample many different cultures. I've been able to travel and work with my husband and some really great people. I have no regrets heading into this next phase of my life. But it is a next phase. Travel has dropped off, dancing ended yesterday, I haven't done aerial work for 6 months. I've actually been singing more and I'm lucky to be a part of a production of the Vagina Monologues next month. I'm hard working, I'm loving and smart. Its time for the "next". I'm not saying I'll never perform again. It's just not first priority anymore. and I'm at peace. Peace is a welcome feeling 🙂
Yoga is my jam. I'm feeling my body change and stretch and grow and strengthen with each class. It's really important to do it nearly every day, I can see that now. I needed to pick something and work on letting it work my body. And yoga chose me right now. I was loving the hot classes and the teachers I had there. But because a change in my health and circumstances I have to find another way. No more hot yoga and I need more accessibility and I'll be honest, I need to not have to spend $80 a month to get my yoga on.
So I found the my solution. Gaia.com I've looked at heaps of streaming yoga classes and I have a few downloaded. My favourites being my Tara Stiles classes. But they aren't advanced enough to keep pushing me or varied enough. but on Gaia.com I pay $10 a month to have unlimited to access to tons of yoga classes and pilates, meditation, documentaries. The classes range from beginner to advanced with all different styles and focuses. Bonus that I'm loving pilates too and Mari Windsor's classes are included.
This morning I did an ashtanga flow class for intermediate practitioners. Now here's the thing, I'm pushed harder in class with an instructor present and I sweat more when it's 100 degrees. But that just means I need to step up my own practice and when I can drop in to led classes. For now this is what I have to do so its up to me to keep moving forward and challenging myself.
And of course, continue cardio . I'm loving the elliptical especially since its been raining like crazy but I've gotta hit the pavement soon. There's a 15k I'm longing to do in February (Hot Chocolate Run!).
Life is music
music is life
I bend and I fold
I'm one with the tide
I live in the rhythm
I feel in my soul
I move to the beat
that my hearts grown to know
but sometimes I falter
forget whats inside
sometimes I question
I doubt and I hide
but saving my soul
over and again
the music my lover
my saviour, my friend
Music Makes The World Go Round
I've had a great day and I attribute some of that to the weather taking a turn towards "spring" and some of it to enough sleep, not being sick, having goals. I got a bunch ticked off my to do list, I got an hour of sweating in this morning, AFTER I took the pup for an hour long walk. She loves being outside, she's got a true spaniel nature.
But I'd be lying if I didn't tell you that music has made my day today. I've always been deeply connected music, all kinds. Rhythm runs inside me, moving me, changing me, shaping me from the inside out. Whenever I have felt "flow" its never been silent, never been without music. Every powerful experience connecting me to the universe has had a soundtrack. Ive felt this connection while – running, dancing, spinning from my neck, during yoga. Writing this makes me wonder why I ever stop moving to music, EVER. Sometimes you hit a sound that moves you into alignment or maybe it just highlights that you are in alignment. Today while browsing Apple music to give me some elliptical sounds I found David Gray's 2014 album Mutineers. How did I miss that in 2014? I guess it wasn't time for me to hear it. Today was, I moved and my body and mind came into alignment, I flowed, I felt the invisible current of the universe envelop me and I was comforted. I'm on the right path. Thank you.
David Gray has been the soundtrack for other eras of transformation for me. 2005 when I lived in Santa Ana and I would go on long walks with my iPod shuffle (remember the first one that looked like a stick of gum?) and 2009 in the brief 2 weeks between getting dumped, surviving a motorcycle accident and moving to Singapore. David Gray's music is full of soul. If I ever got to meet him I'd probably thank him for creating the sound track to my evolution.
Read these lyrics from part of his song "Back in the World Again" and see if you're moved to hear the whole thing
"Every day when I open my eyes now
It feels like a Saturday
Taking down from the shelf
All the parts of myself
That I packed away
If it's love put the joy in my heart
Is it God by another name
Who's to say how it goes
All I know is
I'm back in the world again
Like the lift of a curse
Got a whole different person
Inside my head
No more trudging around
Stony eyed through the town
Like the living dead no
It's love that lifts us from the dark
Is it God by another name
Who's to say how it goes
All I know is
I'm back in the world again
Back in the world again
It's the only way to be
It's the only way to be
I'm naked like a tree
It's the only way to be
I'm naked like a tree
It's the only way to be"
And I agree, we all should be naked like a tree. Thank you David Gray for once again telling me what I need to hear, just when I need to hear it.
I often have very vivid and intense dreams. My dream life is nearly as dynamic as my awake life. I wish I'd had the forethought to keep a dream journal since childhood but alas, no forethought.
Las night my dream was very detailed, but it's starting to fade away. I'd had an accident and went on a cruise with my best friend Melanie and her family and my husband. And it was understood that I had to perform on the cruise but everyone was worried that I couldn't. No one had told me what would happen to me after the "accident" although I don't know what the accident was. I looked the same I do now but I was younger, I know I was younger because I wasn't thinking like 34 year old me, I was thinking like I did when I was 18- mid twenties. Things were difficult and I could barely move my legs. I got up from the table and fell flat on the ground. They then told me that after my accident I was supposed to be paralysed but they hadn't told me because they thought it would break my spirit. I was only partially shattered, I didn't believe that could happen. So I tried and woodenly I could feel a little bit, I could walk a little bit but holding on to things to hold me up. How was I going to perform? I slowly made my way to the aerial gym and I worked my way up to a lyra and hung on it, but the lyra turned into silks material (so it wasn't solid) and the mats built up under me until i had no room to hang under it. There were tons of people around training on different apparatus (theres no way an amazing training room like this would fit on a cruise ship) and I was struggling to get my brain to work my legs but they were working.
I woke up frustrated and confused. But relieved that I could still use my legs and thankful for all my faculties. I am very lucky especially with how cavalier I've been with body throughout my life. And to top it off today is one beautiful day after a string of freeing cold days. It's sunny and feels like spring (even though we are still at the beginning of winter). So to celebrate I'm going for a jog.
On The Mend
Well my run on Friday was like running through goo. I hate being sick so I usually just try to pretend like I'm not but I felt terrible. I meant to run 5 but stopped at 3 miles and walked the last 2 miles home and I took Saturday off completely. I hadn't planned to but I woke up late, I ran some errands, I hung out with a friend and kept thinking I could hit 2 yoga classes at night but I'd read the schedule wrong. DRAT! but it was probably for the best because though I'm still a bit sick I'm feeling a lot better today. I woke up ready to go this morning, got an hour of cardio done on the elliptical, talked to Dan and got a heap of stuff done. SO I've amended my plan. I have to do at least an hour of cardio first thing in the morning. It doesn't have to be 5 miles of running, it can be a run, elliptical, power walk, rollerblading (yes I have rollerblades), or biking. But spending an hour sweating first thing in the morning really does something good for my state of mind. Now I'm cuddling my pup until hot yoga tonight – I double checked the schedule.
I'm looking forward to the week ahead! I've got my last week of shows at Planet Hollywood, my new fitness regime, my first rehearsal for The Vagina Monologues, a few auditions and preparing to go back to school. So here's hoping all the rest I've had this week means I'm going to be feeling 100%.
I'm sick. I'm full of mucous, I think I'm comprised of 85% mucous right now. I've got a fever, I'm having restless nights. But I'm not busy during the days and it's driving me nuts to be able to rest. I'm tired and feel like shit but I also feel like shit because I have nothing I HAVE to do until work at night. So for the third day in a row I sat with my also sick puppy in my lap, curled up on the couch until afternoon and then I have to sweat. I feel chubby and out of shape and sick and awful. What do you do when you're sick? most people my age have to work and take care of children.
Waaah waaah wahh right? I have to set a plan. Will I lose weight if I eat the same thing everyday so I don't have the option to eat anything else? Will it help if I run 5 miles every morning except Sunday, do abs 3xs a week, do hot yoga 4xs a week and eat no more than 1200 calories a day? That actually sounds solid to me and I just free-wrote that. I thought about going to P90x but I don't want to bulk up again. I want to get smaller, smaller, smaller. Which may sound terrible to other people. But I'm tired of getting turned down for jobs because I'm not fit enough or SMALL enough. I have big legs and yes I'm genetically predisposed. But I haven't worked hard enough to change that. I don't think skinny is best or that smaller is better. But I want to be smaller than I am now. And I know I can be I just haven't worked hard enough.
And I am going back to school on Jan 16th but instead of flaming out because I have too much going on, I'm going to part time school so I can dance and sing for work, workout and take care of my family life too. That is my plan. Wow, that came out easier than I thought. But now to just do it.
What will I eat? I need it simple because I get overwhelmed really easily. What about this:
Monday – Saturday is always the same:
Breakfast and Lunch – Raw Meal shake with soy milk
Dinner – One of the following vegan option: vegetable sushi, salad with avocado, pumpkin soup or tofu stirfy
Other – coffee, tea, water, 1 banana per day
Sunday Cheat Day. I haven't had a plan that included a cheat day in years but it really helped me with structure before and also not plateauing from too low a calories. A once a week calorie spike can be helpful.
I'm not going to lie – 5 miles every day but Sunday is really ambitious. but right now I'm lingering at beginner fitness level – a 3 miler somedays, a beach bodies dvd, one yoga class as my workout for the day. I'm letting myself be beginner instead of pushing myself to be better and it's bleeding into the rest of my life. I can do anything I just have to want it enough. I've wanted it to be easy this year. I was hoping to find a way to be naturally athletic, just not have to work for it. I looked around and felt like most people don't have to work for it as much as I have. But that's not true, that's lazy and childish. I wanted to be lazy so I was. But the consequences, I didn't like very much. So now I'm doing something about it.
I just finished Ab Ripper x so I guess it's time to run 5 miles….


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Its been two years that I constantly start to develop painfull acne on my face between april to august. I have a sensitive + oily skin and I use erytop gel on my acne, when the acne dries up, it leaves such ugly dark marks on my face that wont go. Even if they go, the new acne do not start popping up. I mainly have acne around my upper lip, cheeks jae n chin. I don't have any hormonal issues as I got checked & drink alot of water. Previous year my upper lip area was affected for 4months, a general doc reccommended doxypal & allegra tabs for about 15days & they worked but this year the acne are all over my face. I dont know where the problem lies. Pls help
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It is fair to say that that the commodity trade is baffled, bewildered and bemused. Every fundamental indicator points to a global scarcity of cereals and proteins. There is virtually no carry-in stock from last year, therefore rationing has to take place. So prices, even at these dizzy heights, should be going up to ration demand, and the economists suggest that livestock farmers worldwide will be the major casualty because the bioethanol boys have deeper pockets. Instead prices have been coming down until the last two days. Why? Does the world believe that the US has more maize and soya despite all the drought horror stories? Does it believe that everyone will be saved by massive Brazilian crops? Brazil is struggling to fill boats with its current 66mt soya crop; and one of our suppliers has had a boat waiting to be loaded for two months, can you imagine how it will cope with next year's estimate of 81mt? Apparently the reason for the soya decline appear to be better rain in South America (for soya planting); the maize decline appears to be linked to the fact that Brazil is selling its maize at $55/t below the US and demand destruction – US cattle farmers are losing $300/head and some bioethanol plants have been mothballed. There are also discussions in the US that the forthcoming US election (Nov 6th) or the new Frank Dodds Act which limits fund speculation (Jan 2013) are making investors cautious, so they are exiting agricultural positions en masse. There is also a 'disconnect' between fund traders who bet on screen movements, and the agricultural trade who depend on wheat and soya for a living. So we believe that this could be an opportunity to buy commodities forward – we are not saying this is the bottom – but that against the fundamentals of the next six months' supply and demand, prices appear to be good value. Please read the disclaimer below carefully.At the FAO meeting in Rome, EU Farm Ministers agreed that less volatility in food commodity markets would be 'a good thing'. They could not agree 'how', and struggled with the concept of strategic grain stocks, and skirted around biofuels.It is mid-October and all we hear is the 'wailing and gnashing of teeth' from the UK grain trade. Every farm has to be visited to determine what quality wheat they own; normally a job given to students, but the harvest was so late that the kids had to go back to school. So the executives had to borrow the run-down car pool car to visit farms (taking their own 4x4's would be a red rag to a bull). On the last day of September the trade could only give us 29t of 68+ bushel to collect for October, even though we had more than 10,000t of wheat purchased for this quarter, because they are not coping with this situation. November is the busiest month simply because it is easily hedged with futures, but the feed trade have already bought, so the grain trade are 'stuffed to the gunwales' – with much of it below 65 bushel, and therefore unfit for (our) purpose. A few boats would ease the congestion, but with poor quality and high prices that is unlikely. Consequently there are lots of spot sellers but no buyers, and lots of buyers for Q1 next year but no sellers; spot wheat has lifted towards the end of the week to about £200 delivered to the mill following the anticipated news from the Ukraine that they would be banning any wheat exports after 15-11-12. This could firm cereal markets. AO soya is about £389 on the same basis. Non-GM soya is not freely available so difficult to price. This Commodity Report is distributed by Humphrey Feeds Ltd and is provided for information purposes only. While all reasonable care has been taken to ensure that the information contained is true and not misleading at the time of publication, we make no representation as to its accuracy or completeness and it should not be relied upon as such. This report is prepared for the information of BFREPA members who are expected to make their purchasing decisions from a variety of sources without reliance on this report. Neither Humphrey Feeds Ltd nor its officers accepts any liability whatsoever for any direct and consequential profit or loss arising from use of this report or its contents. This report may not be reproduced, distributed or published by any recipient for any purpose without the prior express consent of Humphrey Feeds.
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Rather an unfortunate juxtaposition of foodie stories on Yahoo this morning don't you think?
Just goes to prove there's still life in the age old idea of humans doing editing. One robot's foodie quirky maybe another's commercial opportunity but….
Month: December 2008
Creamy potato and leek bake
I chose this recipe because I wanted to use several ingredients from my mixed box of organic vegetables and make them the main part of the meal. I served this with parsnips and squash roasted with fresh thyme. It made a filling winter's supper plate. I've altered slightly a recipe which was in Linda's Kitchen by Linda McCartney.
What you need
2 large crushed garlic cloves.
2 tbs olive oil.
Slug of truffle oil.
Large bunch chopped parsley.
Handful of fresh thyme.
250g mushrooms, sliced.
350g potatoes, peeled and sliced.
350g leeks.
Sea salt and black pepper.
Grated nutmeg.
175 ml creme fraiche.
5 tbs skimmed milk.
What you do
Saute the garlic in the two oils for a couple of minutes then add the mushrooms and chopped parsley. Cook gently for a few minutes until soft mixture.
Layer half the pots and leeks on the bottom of an ovenproof dish. Season with salt and pepper and sprinkle with nutmeg and fresh thyme.
Spoon the mushroom mixture on top of the first layer.
Add a second layer of potato, leeks, seasonings.
Spoon the creme fraiche over the top and add the milk.
Cover and cook at 190c for an hour.
Verdict: It is substantial enough to make the centrepiece of an informal meal. Meat lovers could use smaller servings as an accompaniement for lamb or chicken – the thyme on the leeks making it meaty.
What's eating? Nigella
Just what is it with Nigella? Cheese, cheese and a bit more cheese judging by last night's TV performance.
While much has been said elsewhere about her Christmas cleavage and wiggly wonderland of her particular seasonal presentational style,I watched last night's mid-way episode of her BBC2 food porn fest agog – just how much stodge can the woman consume?
Firstly she passes off cheese on toast (OK it was a suitably posh version of that favourite after pub snack) as a supper treat for her guests.
Then she sets about a pitcher of espresso Martini's which contained such generous measures they would delight even a 17-year-old binge-drinker.
Then she shovelled down buttery, sugary cake for afters and, as if that wasn't enough, sat hogging a plate of FOUR "loaded" jackets (yet more full-strength cheese, crème fraiche and bacon) on her own in a seemingly private, quiet space after all the other guests had gone.
Loaded? I should cocoa!
Apart from fact the only presence of greenery for this fatty feast seemed to be some trimmings of chives, isn't what's on show here more like the behaviour of someone with an eating disorder than a festive treat?
I'm all for a Christmas pig out girl ,but this solo gorging seems at odds with sociable seasonal entertaining – and yes it has to be said that the less posh among us do often try a bit harder than stale baguette slathered in egg and cheese when we've got people round.
If you missed the episode and want to feel all cheesey, you can see it here. You won't be alone as about 3m people are already at it. Remarkable.
Arctic Rolls return – it really must be Christmas
It seems I am having MY moment! With all things retro coming into view thanks to this latest recession, my prayers have been answered. Not only have I made it into The Times of London village newsletter again today but Arctic Roll is making a comeback.
OK the mention of the Twitter stream that feeds from this blog in a national newspaper might not be that great shakes but ARCTIC ROLL??? Get in!!!
It's almost two years since I first blogged about this delicacy of the 70s and what do I find in my inbox this morning? An email with the (OK rather shouty) subject line ARCTIC ROLL IS BACK AND BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE.
The release goes on to explain; "Back in the day when BMXs were cool and the Rubik Cube ruled, it was every kid's favourite dessert – and now it's back and better than ever. Birds Eye has updated its cult family dessert for the 21st Century, 47 years after it was first on sale, once again providing the ideal fun finishing touch to any family meal."
Now, the alarm bells are ringing a bit over the words "updated". Careful now Birds Eye, you may have taken the crusty old sailor out of the freezer, but don't be messing with the rolls.
They're not going to be back on the shelves nationwide until January but they tell me there's samples on the way so Jon the Beef and I will surely be able to test them out and report back just as soon as they arrive.
This blog, now with added beef!
Important announcement for readers of this foodie blog!
I've asked fellow foodie, the blogger known universally as Jon the Beef, if he will do me the honour of being my co-blogger and he's only gone and said 'yes'.
He will be contributing here very shortly and bringing a different take to all things food, eating in and dining out around Manchester.
I'm sure you'll find him entertaining and value the extra dimension he'll certainly bring to my Life through food offering.
He's also on Twitter so you can check him out today @jonthebeef.
The White Hart @ Lydgate
WE set out wondering whether the White Hart in Lydgate was one of those great British institutions referred to at last week's BBC Radio 4 Food and Farming awards.
Taking the winding roads up to Lydgate we listened to the wine critic and television presenter Oz Clarke telling listeners: "In these times when the British pub enormous threat and we have between six and ten pubs closing every single week, I don't think the Great British Pub is under threat at all".
His argument being that establishments that produce good, straightforward food and which get involved in their local communities, will thrive even in these credit crunch times.
And with its award wining chefs, Ryan Dutson and John Rudden, the White Hart is certainly one of those places that has concentrated on its local community, not only serving up for weddings and special occasions but also hosting any number of special events over a typical year.
Coming up in the next few weeks, for example, there's comedy nights and music nights all with dinner included as well as luxury banquets for Christmas Day and New Year's Eve.
So we arrived at the dramatic moors location with high hopes.
The exterior of the building doesn't do credit to the pub's scenic poistion near a pretty church and set in the middle of inviting footpaths tramping into the open countryside.
Strangely, stepping into the restaurant dining room loses all sense of that great outdoors. The formal room with its tasteful, muted décor, low ceiling and rather too thoroughfare seating arrangement, seems at odds with the rustic, rural wildness we'd anticipated from outside.
But we'd seen enough of the view, and a windswept December day is no time for a wander on the moors – the menu was the visitor attraction for this jaunt out.
Lunch menu is set at £19.95 with a choice of starters, mains, deserts and coffee with scrumptious homemade chocolate.
My starter of celeriac soup was a thickly textured lake (think runny porridge) with an island in the middle which is described on the menu as a grain mustard and apple beignot. It was a little dumpling of surprise with tiny apple inerds of delight.
He went for the roast pumpkin and sweet garlic tart with a blue cheese crème fraiche which had more of the piquancy of the blue cheese than it did the softness of the pumpkin, all housed in a light case.
For the mains, a pre-requisite of my dish was a love of lamb. Three different treatments of the local meat arrived on a plate with ratatouille and a colour confusing rosemary puree which arrived orange due to its sweet potato carrier.
The main cut on the plate was pot roast lam – succulent and rosy but there was also a sweet sautéed kidney and the deepest of flavoured confit of shoulder to really set off this trilogy.
The cod braised with oxtail was equally stunning with almost translucent flakes of the fish set off by the rich, deep tomes of oxtail and the surprising crunch of roast salsify.
Sticking with a British theme we decided to share an apple crumble only to be jolted out of the expected comfort food zone – the most appley of apple jellies topped with cold custard and crumble top wasn't exactly what we'd expected but it was a suitably interesting accompaniment to a memorable meal.
The lunch was certainly that Great British fare that Oz was so supportive of in pubs he has been visiting across the country but, and there is a but, as an experience the service let the side down.
Being seated near the kitchen door, despite there being plenty of other available tables, felt a little unwelcoming for starters but then the extreme slowness of the service was painful.
Bearing in mind that the waiter had to almost fall over us to take other people's orders to the table (including people who'd been seated after us) a one hour wait to be delivered the main course probably qualifies as downright hostile.
On food alone, the White Hart certainly makes it's a good British pub. A more welcoming serving style would easily make it a Great one.
The White Hart is at www.thewhitehart.co.uk. 51 STOCKPORT ROAD LYDGATE OLDHAM OL4 4JJ TEL: 0044 (0)1457 872566 FAX: 0044 (0)1457 875190 EMAIL: firstname.lastname@example.com
What Chinese bakers bake
Breads and cakes aren't the first thing that spring to mind when thinking Chinese cuisine. There's no expectation of a particular sort of bread with a meal or a dessert – well not with the type of meal we're used to receiving in Chinese restaurants in this country.
So I've always been intrigued by the bakeries I often walk past in Manchester's Chinatown and decided to go inside and see what's on offer.
I ventured up the steps of the Wong Wong bakery in Princess Street and found the most amazing display of colourful gateau, a lot of it heavily laden with fruit, cakes decorated with dragons, cats and some cartoon-style creatures I didn't even recognise.
And then there's the savouries – baked rolls with all manner of filling from chicken stuffings to sausages. A lucky cat bun with chestnut stuffing looking particularly appealing!
Sadly the owners weren't happy for me to take pictures (I didn't even go there with a request for video!) so I had to make do with this leaflet showing the range of their wares.
You can get the idea of the vastness of the selection from this maybe, but I'd recommend a visit to get the full impact of the place – there's also a little café area where you can sample the cakes by the slice and maybe enjoy a coconut black pearl milk tea.
Certainly a change from the uniform latte's and muffins on every street corner in the city.
Wong Wong Bakery and Café is at 32 Princess Street, Manchester. 0161 228 1717.


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1. Re: RMAN backup into multiple locationsmseberg Jan 24, 2013 12:17 PM (in response to nhidba)Hello;
First of all 1200GB, might be enough since you probably are not using all the blocks in the 1.4 TB and will compress you will also lose less.
Can i take tablespace level backups..?
Yes but the value is limited. You cannot for example recover a dropped tablespace.
Test a backup first and get an idea of how much space you really need.
Also once you have a backup how do you free space for the next backup?
You could use the FORMAT command to backup the database to one location and the Archive to the other. 200 GB is not much space.
RMAN backup into more than one location :
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2. Re: RMAN backup into multiple locationsnhidba Jan 24, 2013 12:16 PM (in response to mseberg)Hi mseberg,
Thanks for ur reply.
I am planning for near feature. I am adding 1.5GB per day so with in 1 or 2 months 1200GB might not be enough.
Can i allocate multiple channels(4) in which 3 channels point to /rmanbkp1 and 1 channel point to /rmanbkp2. Will this work..
Sandeep Vadlamudi
3. Re: RMAN backup into multiple locationsmseberg Jan 24, 2013 12:20 PM (in response to nhidba)Hello again;
I post a link that shows how to backup to more than one location in my prior post.
Best Regards
RUN { ALLOCATE CHANNEL d1 DEVICE TYPE DISK FORMAT '/u01/backups/%U'; ALLOCATE CHANNEL d2 DEVICE TYPE DISK FORMAT '/u02/backups/%U'; BACKUP DATABASE PLUS ARCHIVELOG; RELEASE CHANNEL; }
4. Re: RMAN backup into multiple locationsnhidba Jan 24, 2013 12:26 PM (in response to mseberg)I have gone through that link.. but my doubt is if i allocate 2 channels, one each for 1 filesystem, then rman will distribute the backup in same proportions, which should not happen...
5. Re: RMAN backup into multiple locationsmseberg Jan 24, 2013 1:17 PM (in response to nhidba)Sandy;
You're options appear limited then. You really need more disk space.
I generally built with a volume manager so I can add disk easy.
Of course this does not help after the fact.
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Hotel Chanchal Deluxe
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Hotel Chanchal Deluxe
About the Hotel
Property Location
With a stay at Hotel Chanchal Deluxe, you'll be centrally located in New Delhi, convenient to Ramakrishna Mission and Red Fort. This hotel is within close proximity of Sadar Bazaar and Lady Hardinge Medical College.
Make yourself at home in one of the 54 individually furnished guestrooms, featuring refrigerators and minibars. 32-inch LCD televisions with satellite programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and slippers. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and complimentary newspapers.
Take in the views from a rooftop terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access and concierge services. This hotel also features wedding services and a television in a common area.
Take advantage of the hotel's 24-hour room service.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, express check-in, and express check-out. A train station pick-up service is provided at no charge (available 24 hours), and free self parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Elevator/lift
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Laundry facilities
- Smoke-free property
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Concierge services
- Free self parking
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Total number of rooms - 54
- 24-hour front desk
- Luggage storage
- Number of floors - 4
- Express check-in
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Free train station pickup
- In-room accessibility
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Free WiFi
- Accessible bathroom
- Television in common areas
- Rooftop terrace
- Wedding services
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- Year Built 1993
- Express check-out
Room Facilities
- Private bathroom
- Desk
- Free bottled water
- Ceiling fan
- Shower only
- Premium TV channels
- Air conditioning
- Free WiFi
- Minibar
- Individually furnished
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- Hair dryer (on request)
- Satellite TV service
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- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Room service (24 hours)
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- This property offers transfers from the airport and train station (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 48 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
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Indianapolis firefighter relives 9/11 memories
The dedication of the September 11 memorial museum in New York City is reviving the painful memories of the day more than a dozen years ago.
When Gregg Hess visits the city's 9/11 memorial with his girlfriend Kim, he usually feels at peace. But Thursday, he pointed to his arm.
"Goose bumps," he said, "and it's not because I'm cold."
It's because of the opening of the September 11 memorial museum. Televised coverage of its dedication show a gut-wrenching reminder of one of America's worst days and greatest comebacks.
"All the memories keep roaring back," Hess said. "There are good memories and bad memories"
In 2001, the Indianapolis firefighter and EMT was a member of Indiana's Task Force One. Rescuers rushed to the rubble of the Twin Towers, first searching for survivors, then recovering the dead. There was heroism ,then later, horror.
"Remnants of clothing, fire helmets that were destroyed, remnants of air packs that were destroyed," Hess explained.
He knew people who had been wearing those helmets and didn't survive, he said, and never found.
The museum memorializes those people and displays the artifacts of the horrible day Hess experienced as both a rescuer and a victim. Years later, he was diagnosed with cancer, resulting from his exposure to the hazardous debris.
"There are victims being diagnosed every day," Hess said. "Since 9/11, over 800 rescuers have died because of illnesses.
Asked how he has recovered, Hess answers with a smile.
"Well, I kicked cancer's butt," he said.
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He led the effort to build Indianapolis' memorial to September 11. He hopes visitors to the new memorial museum are both reminded and inspired.
"This was a horrible event in our history, but we as a nation responded and rebounded from that and refused to let them get the best of us," Hess said, as if he were thinking out loud.
He plans to visit New York City and the museum. Because Hess said 9/11 and all that's happened since that day is now part of the fabric of his life.