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Salem Daily News, The (Newspaper) - December 9, 1890, Salem, Ohio NEWS. VOL. IL NO. 291. SALEM. OHIO, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1890. TWO CENTS. The National Convention veiies at Detroit. Con- President Reviews the Suc- cess of the Eight-Hour Movement. SKIRMISH WITH INDIANS. Ranchmen With tllM-Armi mad Ammunition WhltM. _____ CHICAGO, Dec. Miles n. A terday revived a letter from Buffalo Legislative PUtform of the Farm- Gap, S. D., under date of December 6, which says: "Yesterday afternoon a Aliiauce. Coal JUnerm Will 3cxt to Demand Shorter Strikes Con- ducted by the Federation. DETROIT, Mich., Dec. national convention of the American Federation of Labor opened here Monday with ninety delegates in attendance. Acting Mayor Griggs extended an official wel- come. President Doian, of the local Trades Council, also spoke. President Gompers in responding said: "Put none but union men on guard. We know what we want and I think we know how to go about to get it" After the speeches the convention took a recess. President Gompers' annual address advised the convention to avoid contro- versial questions ami concentrate effort upon such issues as the members are most agreed. That such a course is best, is evidenced by the success of the eight-hour movement since toe last con- vention. Tlie agitation for that reform has been successful iu 137 cities and has benefited 4R, 19? workmen in the car penters' trade, besides countless others in other branches of the building-trades. The demand for an eight-hour day wil be made by the other trades in series and its final success can not be ques tioned. The next industry to make the demand will be the coal miners. They will move May 1, 1891. During the year the Federation has established 274 local branches and the National Trades Onion reports local branches established. Existing branches have added from five to thirty-five per cent in membership. The address de- clares in favor of the system of national unions of individual trades. .During the year authorized strikes have taken place. Of these 989 succeeded, 76 failed and 93 were com- promised. Many concessions were gained without resort to strikes. The people who propose a strike are warned that bluster will -not win. and that they must be prepared for whatever battle they propose. The Federation is not always able to assist strikes financially. President Gompers refers in com- mendation to the project of an interna- tional labor congress in 1893, to be coin- cident with the World's Fair; demands the enforcement of the eight-hour law in Government work; asks for a suita- ble Federal alien contract labor law: suggests the extended observance of Labor Day as an annual holiday; warns against child labor, and declares for in- ternational copyright and ballot reform. President Gompers meets the charge of excluding- Socialists by denying that he has never tried to exclude anyone for his economic opinons and insisting that the only requisite to the trades union movement is good standing in a local union. At the afternoon session the commit- tee on credentials went into session. President Gompers appeared before the committee and objected to receiving any papers from the delegates representing the'Central Labor Federation of New York. While the convention was awaiting the report of the committee on credentials Franx K. Foster, of Mas- sachusetts, talked on the rapid progress of trades unions in New England. Adam Menzies, of Denver, Col., spoke encour- agingly of the growth of the labor or- ganizations in the West The committee on credentials then presented their report They decided not to receive the credentials of the delegates from the Central Labor Fed- eration of New York, but permitted them to thoir case to the con- vention and allow thit body to decic'e it Aftf-r the appointment of various comraitt-'-os the convention adjourned until to-day. ___ party of fifteen Sioux at the entrance to jfatjonsii Banks Sbould be Aboil-Led the Bad Lands endeavored to cut off and fl Depositories for capture three cowboys. Ranchman, in Products Established. the vicinity of the Bad Lands are send- al ing the women and children into this town." Shortly after this letter was received a telegram came from the same place dated Monday, saying: "Ranchmen and Indians had a slight skirmish. The sit- uation is becoming serious, for the set- tlers unarmed. Can you supply fifty good rifles and ammunition, so that set- tlers can defend General Miles will leave for the scene of the Indian trouble to-day. RAPID CITY, S. D., Dec. band of Indians from Little Wound's camp is camped about three miles east of the Cheyenne river. They havo boon raid- ing deserted ranches, killing and run- ning off stock, burning h.iy and grain, and stealing household goods. Twenty armed men, raountil, loft here yesterday for tha Indian camp. They will bo joined by a number of ranchmen and, if they iot intercepts.! by the troops, will attack thft Indians. NATIONAL OF TttADE of Commercial Bodina .Mwt in Crescent City. NEW Dac. National Board of Trade met Monday afternoon in the St. Charles Hotel. About sev- enty-five ware present, repre- senting the boards of Boston, Cincin- nati, Buffalo, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, Now Orleans, Philadelphia, Rochester, St. Louis, Scr.vnton. Trenton and New York. In tan absence of tho president Mr. A. K. Miller, of this city, presided. Mayor Shakespeare welcomed the dele- gates. Frederick Fraley, of Philadel- phia, who wrote that at this season of the year ami at his> time of life he could not unlortako tho journey, was re-elected president. a annual report of the executive council was vend, sotting- forth the ob- jects of the convention. Aftor a recess George M. Howe, of Chicago, was se- lected to preside for the rest of the meeting. Tho report of the committee on representation and extension showed that there ary commercial organi- zations in th? cointrv, comprising 000 membirs. The reports of the com- mittees on uniform commercial legisla- tion in the States and on trusts, were laid over. Reduction In Tariff Duties, of Silver and Prohibition of Alien of Land Demanded. OCALA, Fla., Dec. 9. National Farmers' Alliance reassembled Monday. After routine work and a few speeches denouncing newsraper correspondents because they hare secured information of the proceedings beyond that given out by the press committee, the conven- tion listened to a report of the commit- tee on legislation. This report con- tained the following demands: First-We demand the abolition of National banks- we demand that tae Government shall erab.isu sub treasuries or deuositories in tb.9 severil Sta e- wh.cb shall loan money ot otte people it !i low rate of interest, not to exo-ed twopercent, p-r annum on non-perisb- Ible farm products and al-o upon real estate with proper ..imitations upoi the quantity o. he land and the .mount of money. WP demand th-xt tie amount oi the circulating medium be speedily increased to not less loan Facts Treated of in the Coramls- siou'a Annual Report. To Large Extent the Law Has Been Complied With by the Railways. and Mishaps of Resident! of Ohio. IN SESSION. of Dea th of a Joarnal at. ON, Dnc- Washington McLean, for many years well-known in journalism as the proprietor of the Cin- cinnati Enquirer, dial at hi residence here last in bit year. Mr. McLean bad boon in ill health "for several ycnrs. stiffprinc from kidney complainis. For several months he has been confinod to his room at bis bonae.here- His regains will bo inter- red in Cincinnati Alt Culls. Captain Ains- worth. chief of the pension division. DepartaieTit states that at the end of the fiscal a'.l calls lor informa- tion oa bis oSco bad beea answerod. Dnriasr the 341.593 for papers were answered. aad instead of beia? delated tbrouzh deiay ia his oSce as heretofore. -were bandied Cot. ST. Drc- 9. com- Meeting of the I-ish X.itionaliiit 1'mrty. Loxno.v, Dec. accordance with the circular issued by Chairman McCar- thy, there was a very full attendance of the Irish Nationalist majority present when Mr. McCarthy called the meeting to order yesterday. The Parnellite members were absent, they having ig- nored the circular call, copies of which were served upon them. Messrs. Abra- ham, Dillon, Healy, O'Brien, O'Connor. T. 1J. O'Connor, Sexton and Sheahy were appointed as the consultation commit- tee which is to assist Mr. McCarthy in deciding- upon the future policy of the party. The meeting authorized the chairman to prepare an address to be issued to the Irish poople at home and abroad. The address is to deal with the present as- pects of the Irish question and set forth the future policy of ths party in rela- tion thereto. UffiiSM Offer of W'is.. Dae. fol- lowing- cablegram was sent Sunday evening to Mr. Parnell by Messrs. Thompson, Dupree Gaylonl: "Will give you for 100 lectures in America: A'iO.OlO deposited in bank as Answer at our expense." Thompson is the theatrical man-iirer and the other two fjentlumen are connected with "Toe Irish Arab" company and are ncnr playinpf in this city. Mr. Parnell yesterday cabled a refusal._______________ Collided With a Freight O southbound p. ra. train oa the Cincinnati, Ham- ilton Dayton railroad branch from Toledo, collide! with a freight train at an open switch at last night, badly injuring tho about tho head and severely shaking up sev- eral passengers Both engines were badly wrecKed, together with seve'ral cars, one car of stones beinj throws oa top of the passenjrcr enzino and com- pletely wrecking the cab and boiler. Not f-rrcp TKll. WASHINGTON. possibility of the defeat of the Elections bill in the Senate on a direct vote oa its passage discussed Monday in Republican circles and one Kx-publi'-an Senator went so far at to say tbit it would be policy for the Dcxocraiic Senators to permit lie debaV; to a and a TO'." v> V lax-en before It ted by that be cast it. demand that Congress shall pass such laws as shall effectually prevent the deal- ing futures on all agricultural and mechani- cal productions, preserving a stringent system of procedure in trials such as shall secure the prompt conviction and imposition of such pen- alties as shall secure the most perfect comp.l- ance with the law condemn the silver bill recently passed by Congress and demand in lieu thereof the free and unlimited coinage of silver. demand the passage of laws pro- hibiting alien ownership of land and that Con- gress take prompt action to devise some plan to obtain all grounds now owned by aliens ana foreign syndicates; and that all Innda now held bv railroads :md other corporations 1n excess of such as is actually used and needed by them bo reclaimed by the Goverc-nent and held for ac- tual settlers only. "V, In the doctrine of equal rights to all and special privi'sges to nona wa demand that our National legislation shall be so framed ia the future as not to build, up one In- dustry at the another. We further demand a removal or the existing heavy tariff tax from the necessaries of life that the poor of our land must have We further dom ind a just and equitable sys- tem of graduated tar on incomes. We bellave that the .money of the country should be kapt .as much as possible in the hands of ,the people, aad heace wo that all National and State revenues shall be limited to the necessary expense of the Government, economically and honestly administered. demand the most rigid, honest and just St ite and National governmental control and super.-.sion of the me ns of public covnmu- nic-.'tlon -vnd tran-portatiou. and if this control and supervision does not remove the abuses now existing we demand the Government own- er-h'p of 3iit--h rnsans communication and transportation Delegate Carr, of North Carolina, pre- sented a memorial of the National Farmers' Alliance to Congress asking that it enact as soon as possible the Paddock pure food bill, which was in- troduced at the instance of the Farmers' Alliance of Nebraska, for the reason that the delegates believe that if tha said bill becomes a law it will prevent adulteration and misbranding of food preparations and drugs, which are now so largely practiced to tho groat injury of the agricultural interests of the country, the health of the people and the morals of the business public. Several short speeches followed tho introduction of the memorial and then 'the convention adopted the following resolution: Resolved, That we are opposed to the Conger lard bill and that we favor the passage of the Paddock pure food bilL Warn and Their RwmltlnK Dlw fJulformUjr U ciBMiflca- tlon WASHING TON, Dec. annual re- port of the Inter-State Commerce Com- mission, after reciting the various hear- ings and decisions rendered bj the com- mission, says that the efforts to influ- ence public opinion against the law bj those desiring its repeal, have in a measure been abandoned and the prin ciple of the legislation accepted as tho settled policy of the country. Appar- ently, and to a large extent actually, the law has been obeyed; but active and severe competition and tie prevalence of rate wars has, at various times and places, occasioned of tha pro- visions as to the publication of rates and tho prohibition of unjust discrimina- tions. Nor have the railway associations formed for tbe purpose of preventing: violations of the law by any moans ful- filled the hopes of their originators. They do but little toward preventing rate wars, secret concussions in rates and other demoralizing practices. The great extent of territory and of railway mileage under tho supervision of the commission, and tho performance of such imperative duties as to making of investigations, supervising of tariffs, the collection of statistics and the hearing and deciding of controversies, precludes the possibility of effective en- forcement of the law by the unaided ef- forts of the commission. But had the commission the power which has 'hereto- fore been asked for. to conduct investi- gation through special agents, it would have a means of enforcing the law which does not now exist. The commission has not received from the carriers the aid that might have been expected in preventing violations of the law by their competitors in the granting of rebates, etc. Influenced by tbe fear of offending influential ship- pers, the course pursued is to meet tho illegal concession, not to expose it The subject of rate wars and rate cut- ting is discussed at length and the re- sulting evils of discriminations and other violations ot the law are pointed out The suggestion is made that the practice of rate cutting appears to the public to furnish evidence of no slight weight, that published rates are already higher than they onght to be. The desirability of greater uniformity in the classification of freights is pointed out, and it is shown that the railway to the sug- gestions of the com finally decided upon a uniform classification to effect at an early day, throughout almost the entire territory of the United States. The long and short haul question re- ceives long and able treatment The carriers are adjusting their charges more and more to the requirements of the law, and complaints against it are becoming less frequent. KIPE P01S KEVOLT. A PAItt OP VILLAINS. One Iteeu Arrnitcd and Other U to Latnt CANTON, O., Deo. de- velopments in the case of Dr. David P. Maxwell, arrested Sunday nightcharged with criminal abortion on Miss Lillie Boardnor, a beautiful and highly re- spected young lady of Sandyvillo. show that she was brought to Canton two weeks ago and taken to the house of a family named Culler. The doctor was then called by Charlie Sohott, the .young man who is charged with the girl's ruin. Walkup, who, it is claimed, accom- paaied Maxwell in his drive from here to Sandyville Saturday night, with the dead body of Miss "Hoardnor, has not boon found by the officers. Coroner Shaffer Uel-.l a post-mortem examination and says it showed unmistakable evi- dence of criminal oporation. and in his verdict ho will charge Dr. Maxwell with being principal in tho crime. Sohott is also to bo arrested. excitement is felt hero over the sad affair, and the principals are unanimously condemned. ASSAULTED HIS UNCLE. Family UifflrnltlvA llotween Prominent Clevrlktiders Result in tho Eltleitt llelng Up. CLEVELAND, morn- tog William Ucisley, known among ppliticians as "Sir and at one time the leader of the Democratic party in Cuyahoga, made what is termed a vile reference to his brother. Judge J. W. Heisley. The two men havo been enemies for several years and "Sir William1' spoke in disrespectful terms of the Judge and Eck Ueiiley, the Judge's soli. It is alleged that while in the court house Monday morning "Sir William" called J. W. indecent name. The fact was borne to Eck and he repaired to his uncle's law office in the Wick block. Eck opened hostilities at once by attacking "Sir W'illiani." Eck ia young and vigorous, while his uncle is a man past fifty and has beeu 'ill Eck blackened both of "Sir Will- iam's" eyes and kicked him on tho head and in other of the body. Will- iam was badly used up. He was taken home and a warrant was sworn out for Eck's arrest______________ HON. A. B. BUANT DEAD. Seneca uf by OOkluU Majr to Horn. NEW YORK, Dec. Dispatcher ttom Buenos stato that a fee ling ot disquiet reigns in the city and out the republic, and foari aro tained of another outbreak. The poltot have been armed with Remington The public are disgusted with the ation and with the accumulating evi- dence of aSvOumling frauds under the former regime and a party if gradually growing which advocates the repudiation of foreign The latest do veloped frauds ot tha most overwhelming character and un- paralleled in financial history. Provincial Bank of Sante Fe plun- dered of by one man. Bene- ficiaries of plunder under regime are quietly leaving tL- with the vast profits of thoir and President Pellegrini's g is blamed for for not taking steps to bring tho rascals to active FATAU.Y ol HMU U prize Two Itrutes a V MiM'lall] XKW Deo. Peter Doi Cousin of .luck Pemusey, while suw Allen, a pretty from a criminal iissauh lu l.'.o Poles ia Brooklyn. Sunday niirht, probably fatally stubbed. The woin.cn was standing in tho doorv av of her housa when two men seined her and were about to hor into j-oomx of one of them when hor sr.nwns attracted Dampsey, who thrv house. lie ran into the ba.lwsy battled with the two men. In tho struggle the girl ran into the street, wh.-ro her screams broujrht two oftiews to tho spot. They went into tho ha" 1 way and found Dempsey lying unoonaoiouB. ho having received throe stab wounds from the men who did the stabbing wore arrested. NOT A Nnld That tho CLAIM. tin- New Turin It IVi-. O port of Warneis chairmiin of 11 DELAMATEKJBAJSK FAILDKS Believed the Creditor! Wilt Not Re- ceive More Fifty Cent! OB tha Dollar. MEADVII.LE, Pa., Dec. 9. Reports continue to come in of new sufferers who have lost more or less heavily in the collapse of Delamater Co.'s bank, and a banker of the city said that a cautiouS estimate of the liabilities would not be less than It may be Of course nothing positive is known about the firm's assets, but the most sanguine do not hops for more than fifty cents on the dollar. The whole city is restless and excited. Tho merchants, even those who have not lost directly, say that the damage to their trade will bo considerable, as so many private individuals bad doposits in the bank. _ Annexation Story Pronoancpd WASHIXOTOX, Dec. H. A. Carter, Minister from Hawaii to the United States, left this city last night for San Francisco to consult with King Kala- kaua on the subjfct of the transactions between the two countries. He ex- presses his belief that the story to the effect that the King Ubere on a mission of annexation is an absurd invention of a space- writing correspondent. CONGUESSIONAL. la Senate mad Houta of WASHINGTON, Dee. the Sen- ate yesterday the Indian question was discussed again at some length. The resolution calling on the Secretary of the Treasury for a state- ment of moneys pato John I. Davenport, chief supervisor, was passed. The Elections bill was then taken op and Mr. Boar asked unanimous consent that, a vote be taken Friday. Mr. Gor- man objected. Mr. Gray resumed his speech against tbe bill. resolution to discipline door- keeper Minot was tabled. The Atkins n bill relating to railroad in the District of Columbia was passed; also several ot'ner bills relating to tho District. bill Io give a rebate on manufactured to bacco in store Tanuary I, was passed. Stricken In the Polp't. NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., Dec. 9.-While nreaching to a congregation at tbe East Millstone Reformed church Sun- day n.gbt. the pastor. Rev. J. P. Strong, said: "A man might fall as easy as a star from heaven." Tho next instant his face turned ashy pale, he clutched wildly at the pulpit for support, and then dropped on the floor in a fit of apo- plexy. Toe horrified congregation was spellbound for a moment Then tbe cooler onos rushed to tbe pastor and raised him from the floor- He was takon borne and died Monday morning. He was sixty years o? ajre. FOKT Inl. ij Satsr-iay rwvrer. while jferria itch-aa. desperado wao re- v ._ Lid. :_ IA A Presktent of bete tfom Debvit Pnaideat Harrisoa aafrasf hia io calliaf pert GotemMm Drffdrncy. Dec. Tho Speaker laid before the House yesterday a letter from the Secretary ot tho Treasury communication from the Commissioner of Pensions submitting deficiency in tbe appropriation for the payment of pe-nsions for the current fiscal year of Won't Extradited. NEW YORK. Dec. Mrs- Cornelia V. Miller, who charged receiving tbe sum of alleged to been eaabfzzled by tae firm of J. H. Field "-oToty. it to Toledo oa of at claiass that p six a Obio raUroad. on bis war v> oae-axM baad regain tafcva x. 9. no a Frank Corb-iW K Oriewn. Savin will not iewre Ettf btit wiU fif bt any nwa tot tte ekaomaasrip tbe world in Attain or France. Dec-St-A of i'r.f jr car- to the ffitaffsr. Nine RKADINO, Pa Doc. Nine persons have mysteriously disappeared from this neighborhood within th e past five Trooka, ard it is the general opinion that have been foully dealt with. Their names aro Jonathan Smith, of this city; Thomas Mengio. of Pinu Grove; Millor, of Schuylkill flaven; three Viys, Jesso Corbett, of Phoenixville; Schell, of Washington, and Keeling Sel- lers, of Roboaonia; John KoDovoski. ol Hickory Swauip; Antonio Sudi, of fetor pie, and Rosa Abfrecse, of PottsUvwiu Tlilff to I'rtootr. Noin UKitx PACIFIC JUNCTION, Minn.. DCC_ 9. it was discovered that Freili-rick oyorator for thn Northern Pacific road, bad stolen over of through tickets over the St i'aul iJiiluth and Korth- orn Pacilic linos, making thoin unl to San I'ranr-i ,co. I'orlbi'id arid ut'.ior points :mil When hij nrrested Cooko puilty to forgery ani was senweeU '.a prison. ___ __ _ ___ _ _ i Vordrrrr I.Tnrhrtl liy JJ GisRESwoon, Miss., Dec. 9. Aaron, ono of tho known of the county, was murdered, night, in his store at Roebuck Yawjo river, by TV-nni-. ?.Iartin. a nejro. Martin was frcat-.n-j a disturbance ont- .side of tho stonr and Mr. Aaron ordered. bim away. Ihe negro drr-w revolver and suol liirn .Martin was purstifd by a of colored citi- zens who wa capturvd bim and swunjj him from tho nr-arost tree. Hand of Brokm Vp. W. Va.. band of who h.-.T-- boon operating ia Virginia. aad one or two of the southern of Pennsylvania for past, is abovt up. Five of the members of in Virginia penii liary and u-n more arc under arreai. 1' "if in jiris has made a f coB C-as_ Dec. C Jt C. of of pate-MB do work (osr laoor. marfcei of I a i 1 I i ;J ;
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The amount lobbyists spent to wine and dine legislators last year was down, compared to the previous year.
Lobbyists in Michigan spent about 35 million dollars during 2013, according to reports filed with the Michigan Department of State and compiled by the Michigan Campaign Finance Network.
That's about 4.6 percent below what was reported in 2012 and nearly identical to the amount reported in 2011.
The biggest spenders were multi-client lobbying firms, according to the MCFN.

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For those of you who weren't able to attend Dr. Joe Aldrich's funeral, you can listen to it here.[audio:http://blogs.multnomah.edu/University/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/final.mp3|titles=Dr. Joe Aldrich's Memorial Service|artists=]
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Dr. Joseph C. Aldrich
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It is my great privilege to speak of Dr. Joe's impact on Multnomah University.
Dr. Joe Aldrich served as Multnomah's third president for nineteen years. As his successor, I believe it is impossible to overestimate his imprint on this institution both then and now.
When Dr. Joe became president in 1978, he was God's man for God's time. When he arrived, Multnomah stood at a generational crossroads between a School of the Bible of the 30's and what it is now becoming in the 21st century, a university. Joe walked the narrow tightrope between the past and the future, negotiating the tricky winds of change that were swirling around our culture and blowing through the church. It was a challenging task which he shouldered with grace, courage, and class.
It is tempting to summarize his influence through listing some of his tangible accomplishments.
- He built Multnomah's Mitchell library and the Scruggs married student housing.
- He envisioned and launched Multnomah Biblical Seminary, and oversaw its accreditation.
- He pioneered the pastor's prayer summits, and shepherded them into a movement that became International Renewal Ministries.
But his impact is so much more than that. Joe came to the presidency with youth and vigor, with vision and energy, with passion and perception. He helped us in the Multnomah community to define what authentic biblical education and professional pastoral training would be for the next generation. In a word, he gave all of us hope for what we could become and that we could make a difference.
But Dr. Joe not only showed us how to be God's man for God's time, he was a man who embodied powerful leadership gifts with unprecedented personal piety.
And, oh my, what amazing gifts he had! He could move you to tears with his sermons and stories. He could cast a vision that would electrify you and charge your batteries. He could motivate people from all kinds of diverse backgrounds to follow Christ and become more like him. And he could roll up his sleeves, change the oil of his neighbor's car while telling him about the Savior.
What amazing gifts! And believe me, his successor has often envied such gifts.
But Dr. Joe was a paradoxical blend of professional leadership gifts and personal humility.
In the early 90s, a Christian leader of a national reputation and a close friend of Joe's became furious with him. A meeting was called; people from both sides gathered. For thirty minutes, this man delivered to Dr. Joe face to face the harshest of criticisms. And Dr. Joe's response? He simply said, "Well, I don't walk on water." He gave no rebuke, no venom, no self-defensiveness. Instead he worked to destroy that wall of hostility, seeking to reach across the rubble to restore a ruptured relationship.
When Parkinson's struck his body, Dr. Joe modeled to us how to accept from the hand of the same Lord both prosperity and adversity. Joe told me that many pastors, with the best of intentions, asked if they could lay hands on him and pray for him to be healed. And Joe never turned one away. But he said to me, "Dan, I know in my heart, that this is what the Lord has for me."
I once asked Joe what he missed most about being sidelined from public ministry. He looked at me for a long time in silence. Then, with tears in his eyes, he said, "I asked the Lord to give me one hour—just one hour—when I could stand before an auditorium full of people, open the word of God, and preach again with power and passion. But I know I never will."
I will not remember Joe Aldrich for the buildings he built, the books he wrote, the students he taught, the sermons he preached, the prayers he prayed, or even the remarkable gifts he possessed.
Nor should you.
Rather, I will remember Joe Aldrich as a man who was willing to be God's man for God's time, shouldering the unrelenting mantle of the presidency like a champion. I will remember Joe as a servant-leader who wrapped powerful leadership gifts in the clothing of personal humility. I will remember Joe Aldrich as a man who taught us what it means to live a life truly devoted to the Lord.
And above all I will remember Joe as a mentor and friend who showed me how to finish well to the glory of the Lord Jesus Christ.
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- Read the first post about Dr. Joe Aldrich's Passing and the full discussion from readers.
- Keep checking back in the "Joe Aldrich" category for the photo-retrospective we're working on.
There has been such a fantastic outpouring of prayer and remembrance thus far - thank you for taking the time! Since we posted our original blog post called "Dr. Joe Aldrich, You Will Be Missed", there have been some further news items and blog posts.
Web Highlights (not an exhaustive list)
- Official MU Press Release
- Oregonian Story
- Oregonian Story Follow-up
- Lake Oswego Review Obituary
- Preaching Today Blog Post
- Parchment and Pen Blog Post
- Boundless Line Blog Post
- Bruce Fong's Blog
Don't Forget
- Stay Tuned for the "Joe Aldrich Photo-Retrospective" blog post we're putting together.
- Please continue to leave your comments so that we can give them to Ruthe Aldrich.
- The Joe Aldrich Funeral on Friday (Tomorrow) 2/20 @ 2pm


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Military insignia, Rifle, Grenade, with wreath around
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2 inch long military insignia, award, with Rifle and Grenade attached to chain.Estate find, I really dont know any moer about this item.. marked N.S. Meyer Inc, NY, 1/20th silver filled S-21


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While Apple does extremely well in the global and domestic smartphone markets, they aren't doing as well among first-time smartphone buyers as one might think. A new study paints an interesting picture of the first-time phone buyer as well as the devices they are choosing. "Previous smartphone owners buy Apple iPhones much more than first-time owners," according to Consumer Intelligence Research Partners. "Almost 50 percent of previous owners buy an iPhone, while under one-third of first-time owners buy an iPhone." Samsung does roughly equally well among new and repeat smartphone buyers, while Korean rival LG tends to do far better among first-timers, likely do to its lower prices and strong representation in the prepaid arena. Those late to the smartphone game tend to be more price conscious and also tend to keep their devices longer than longer-term smartphone owners. Should those buying patterns persist when these new crop of smartphone owners go to get a second device, though, it could be good news for challengers and less good for Apple. Both Samsung and Apple tend to get repeat business from slightly more than three quarters of their customers when it becomes upgrade time. Both the domestic prepaid market, as well as more cost-sensitive emerging markets could benefit if, as many expect, Apple creates a new model specifically for the lower-end of the smartphone market. Thus far Apple has served lower price points by keeping around its older models. Verizon and T-Mobile tend to do disproportionately well among first-timers, while Sprint and AT&T tend to do better among those replacing a smartphone. Carrier stores are still the dominant spots for those buying their first smartphone, but Costco and Walmart also do well, while Best Buy tends to be more popular among existing smartphone owners.
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some old guy at my wifes old folks home shoved her real hard last month, i dunno if i mentioned this, she just got her mri last week and 3 herniated discs in her neck, i.e. major whip lash. also a torn rotator cuff. at least it's on L&I ins. but she is in alot of pain. they gave her the options that could happen with either vertabrae fusion or disc replacement and one of the is being paralized. well enough about her. except we planned on having a wicked , or at least i was planning on it, a wicked weekend drag racing tonight in canada then going to the lynden Can-Am car show camping out at each place. well, assuming that i get my new bumper for the camaro today, last night while setting up our new tent, my wife tripped and fell on her head and hurt her neck and head and started crying and said she didnt want to go camping. i thought when i asked her to go campiing that she said "you don't know how much that would help me" but she actually said, "you dont know how much that'd hurt me". oh well, i did mention i was half deaf and my ears ring constantly since i saw Velvet Revolver two months ago. she also pointed out i totally forgot i cant leave my nutty mom un-attended for two whole days. anyway.. maybe we'll to to canada and come back tonight, maybe if we get the camaro bumper today we'll stick it in a show, i dunno. either way i have to do the whole camaro with Meguire's #7 before i can show it, and i wont have time to do it if i go to canada. aaahhh, whatever! i can't put it in the Goodguys car show next month either, cause it's only for 64 and earlier makes. life in schlepprock goes on as usual, at least my painter didn't try to charge me for buffing it out yesterday, like i thought he would. i did give him my old hood to the camaro tho. he gave me three new beauty rings for my wheels, which i needed. have a good week end. i will be in an airplane all day the 4th cause my company is making me fly.
Life On The Rock. Bull,you brighten my *****'n day every time I read your rants.I hope you all have a good weekend,and when you get back,you can post about a great camping trip and dragrace.
wow, what a story. i hope your wifes okay. she fell on her... head?
cant wait for your 2000th post
Bull, you ain't alone brother. I left for Ohio and made it to Kentucky when the cam seal popped. I didn't notice the oil leaking but I definately saw that idiot light.
After dumping a case of oil in it I made it to my brothers house in N.C., where I sit right now waiting on new seals and a valve cover gasket for a Honda.
I won't get to make the trip I'd planned but at least I get to hang out with my brother and go to Farmington Dragway on Sunday. It's not a total loss but I don't get to hang out with all the fellas in Ohio.
Bull...I hate to say this, but anytime I need an ego boost, I read some of your posts.
Its all about the way you think about things. If you always think that the worst is going to happen...IT WILL. and usually worse than you had thought.
Start looking at the lighter side of everything. Everything happens for a reason, and if something is meant to be, it will come easily.
For instance...you couldn't wait until your wife got a job. She got a job and look at what happened. Now she is hurt and has to have surgery. You bought this Camaro, was it a smooth deal? Did you just have the extra cash laying around to buy it, or did you have to sell some stuff to get enough $$ together? Did you put off other things in order to buy this car? Because you have had nothing but trouble with it.
All I can say is...Good Luck brother, you need it!
this ****'s better than jerry springer.
Hey Bull
Try reading "The Power Of Positive Thinking" by Norman Vincent Peale-
I feel for ya,sometimes life's a beach,but you need to give yourself a break!
A positive attitude can help get you through just about anything.
George(NOT Dr. Phil)
well, since you asked: i used one of those credit card company check to get the camaro. it was $3000 for a real running fairly rust free supersport so.... i know, i am crazy. at the show i talked to a guy who had a 50 ford F-1 pick up he said just got appraised at $38K. i asked him how much one would pay for an all original rust free running F-1, he said 10K!!! i passed on my friends he sold last year for one thou cause i thought they are ugly!! whatta dope i am! anyway, i didnt use lock washers or lock tite on the u joint bolts, so my wife was driving it home and the driveline fell out! she was only going 30. it didnt hurt the driveline other than the ujoint, only one bolt was missing but i replaced them all. it almost punched two holes thru the tunnel. now i have to fix two one inch cuts in those places. it's running again. got it home last night
Bull...you really need to mellow and slow down a little. Get layed back and try to take things a little easier, then maybe things will come around your way. But it is nice to know I am not the only one who has bad luck all the time.
yeah man....
"a turd in the hand is worth two in the bush"
hey i did get some good luck tho, that is, if me getting another car can be considered good at all..
friend of mine is giving me a 72 catalina with a 455 engine!!!
spozed to run!!! TH400 tranny too! hope the disc brakes will fit on the tempest!! always wanted to putta 455 in it. but ya know with the price of gas, i'm driving my tempest everyday to work. with a 455 i couldnt do that. that 455 would be great in the tow truck. but ya know i just gotta stuff it in the tempest. even if i leave it stock. i could send back the still in the box summit 2800 cam and get a 2802 or something the Performance Years guys recommend. then forget the daily driver part. which would mean, you guess it. either buy that $110 PROM for the 91 grand am and drive it or, sob, buy yet another junker for a daily driver. that would mean a tempest, 70 caddilac, 40 chev tow truck, 55 4x4, 72camaro that i CANT DRIVE EVERYDAY cause of too much gas or no brakes (tow truck), and a 87 reliant wagon on it's last legs (wives) and my junk grand am if i get it running. i need a place in the country. that's right, i have all these junkers in town, and now a soon to be stripped down 72 Cat!!!! i may have to change my name to JETHRO!
Hey Bull! I feel ya bro... like the old Cream song says "If it wasn't for bad luck.. I wouldn't have any luck at all..."
I hope the Mrs. is doing better after her fall. Keep on keepin' on bro!
Rock on and God bless...
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Gay Boy Scouts—So What?According to news reports (Associated Press, byline David Crary, June 8, 2013) the Southern Baptist Convention is likely to vote a resolution encouraging SBC-related churches to phase out sponsorship of the Boy Scouts. Russell Moore, new president of the SBC's Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, is quoted as saying "I do think most Southern Baptists see the Boy Scouts moving in a direction that's not going to be consistent with our beliefs." The Associated Press re … [Read more...]
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that looks like a suicide attempt to me. pretty freakin spectacular. i've always wondered what that would look like, if someone tried it. now i know.
This is a discussion on The driver is still alive: Cruiser cam catches 100 mph crash within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Wow! Just wow!...
Wow! Just wow!
My name is Frogman46 and I'm tougher than you.
that looks like a suicide attempt to me. pretty freakin spectacular. i've always wondered what that would look like, if someone tried it. now i know.
Unreal..... that culvert that sent him in the air probably saved his life............
He must have been religious..................and also a midget.
Wow that was something !! Looked like he was trying to make a convertible out of a hardtop with that bridge (if only he had been going about 130 he may have made it).......thx for sharing
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Metal vs Concrete. Concrete wins every time!!!!
His insurance rates will go up,
Always seems to be some youngsters in the summer that do stupid things like this around Ohio, glad the driver is alive, I think the Cincy area is still dealing with the last kid who didn't make it.
Not trying to take away from the seriousness of the issue, but that is pretty impressive.
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If only it were the General Lee.
"Just blame Sixto"
I reserve the right to make fun, point and laugh etc.
Relax, all right? My old man is a television repairman, he's got this ultimate set of tools. I can fix it.
Trooper 2: "I don't rightly know for sure. Better get the sarge in on this one. Sarge, you think this feller was speeding?"
Sarge: "Hell if I know. I suppose we need to investigate this a bit further."
--- later that evening ---
News reporter: "The victim was allegedly speeding when the government built a bridge in his way."
I can't believe that this didn't kill him. I couldn't imagine anyone walking away from this.


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Bo Bice, the singer best known for his appearances on AMERICAN IDOL, is set to make his Broadway debut in PUMP BOYS AND DINETTES, reports The New York Times today.
Bice, the second place finisher in the singing competition's fourth season behind Carrie Underwood (who's set to transition to a musical herself), will be joined by stage veterans Alexander Gemignani, Erik Hayden, Justin Hosek, Jane Pfitsch and Leenya Rideout. Performances are slated to begin March 19 at Circle in the Square Theater with an official opening night of April 8.
This new production of Pump Boys and Dinettes, John Doyle's visionary tribute to life by the roadside, takes place on Highway 57. Somewhere in America's heartland, between Frog Level and Smyrna, North Carolina, stands a rest stop, for those who need a good rest. The four hard-working fellas at the gas station, Jim, Jackson, Eddie and L.M., have been known to do some auto repairs, but only when aided by ample quantities of time, great tunes and a few beers while they're at it.


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Def Jam signee August Alsina definitely has a reason to celebrate as his hit single "I Luv This Shit" now reigns on the Urban Radio Chart. Knocking Drake from the top slot, the New Orleans native's breakout record comes to claim the throne nearly six months after its release.
Succeeding Drake's "Hold On We're Going Home," August's single has now reached 4,120 radio spins after several months on the chart. Just holding the No.2 spot last week, a jump in spins is the reason for the new placement.
"I Luv This Shit" has been amongst hip-hop's spotlight records this summer already nabbing several remixes. The song's original release features Trinidad Jame$ but over time has acquired versions from Birdman and most recently Chris Brown alongside Trey Songz.
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DJ Icue began his career in 1995 with a KRS-One record and a dream. Since then, he's played a Calle Ocho stage with Pitbull, Bayfront Park with Gang Starr, and downtown Miami with the Boot Camp Clik. He's even had the Marley brothers by his side and watched regular crowds waving their lighters to his massive tunes at Purdy Lounge, where he's held down the decks for the South Beach club's Monday-night Caribbean, reggae, and dancehall party for more than five years. Once upon a time, this Full Sail University graduate was in charge of dubbing South Park into Portuguese for all of Brazil and Cops into French for all of France, but he dropped those gigs to pursue his passion. Today he produces his own music, makes his own professional motion graphics, performs live video DJ sets regularly, and spins about six local parties a week. You can find him in regular rotation at the aforementioned Purdy, poolside at the Shore Club, at the Bar in Coral Gables, or at the Sandbar in the Grove. Combine all of that with his ability to scratch, mix, and blend vinyl, work with all the latest and greatest computerized DJ technology, and spin six-hour sets without a breather, and you have the hardest-working DJ in Miami. His commitment to the art is inspiring to anybody who wants to make a life in music.
How do you know when an art gallery has catapulted into the art-world stratosphere? When collectors from Miami, New York, Los Angeles, and Paris quickly buy out its entire stock at a major art fair. That was exactly what happened to Spinello Projects at the Volta New York fair, where major collectors plunked down serious cash to pluck 25 of Farley Aguilar's atmospheric paintings off the Spinello booth walls within two hours of opening its doors, to the delight of Anthony Spinello and his rising art star. Spinello, who has experienced a meteoric rise since he became a dealer in 2005, heads one of only two local galleries invited to participate in Art Basel Miami Beach the past two years running. It's no accident. The dealer has demonstrated a keen eye for spotting talent and represents locals ready to burst onto the national stage, from Aguilar to Santiago Rubino, Sinisa Kukec, Agustina Woodgate, Typoe, Manny Preires, and Antonia Wright. The main reason: He inspires fierce loyalty. For Spinello, the program he runs is a passion. He can often be found at his artists' studios or his gallery working elbow-to-elbow with the talents on their projects. Spinello has become known not only for producing edgy, thought-provoking, and seamlessly organized exhibits, but also for assembling a stable that functions as a family network of supportive talent rather than a roster of individual egos. In a business known for ruthless competitiveness, that level of loyalty is an all too uncommon trait.
During the past five years, Jillian Mayer has catapulted to national prominence as an artist and filmmaker who creates uncanny works that employ a postmillennial techno approach while blurring identities and parsing pop cultural memes. She burst onto the scene with her 2010 Scenic Jogging, in which the artist raced after bucolic screen-saver images projected onto Wynwood warehouses. That piece later won the Guggenheim's YouTube Play biennial, where it earned Mayer raves. The next year, Mayer followed with I Am Your Grandma — a viral, deliciously creepy gem in which she sings as the bizarre granny of her future progeny; it has earned 2.6 million YouTube views and counting. She also released Giving Birth to Myself, which headlined her solo show "Family Matters" at the David Castillo Gallery with a disturbing meditation on maternity where the sweat-soaked talent re-emerges as a baby slathered in acid-green slime. In 2012, Mayer and frequent collaborator and founder of the Borscht Film Festival, Lucas Leyva, snagged national headlines after their film The Life and Freaky Times of Uncle Luke screened at Sundance and earned the duo inclusion in Filmmaker Magazine's "25 New Faces of Independent Film." Last year, Mayer's clever How to Hide From Cameras, a YouTube makeup tutorial on how to remain anonymous in an increasing surveillance state, was a finalist at the Museum of Contemporary Art's popular Optic Nerve video fest, while her film #PostModem, yet another collaboration with Leyva, screened at Sundance. These days, not only is Mayer riding a hot hand, but the wildly creative artist has also proven herself a chameleon-like changeling who's startlingly at ease with forever reinventing herself.
David Beckham is smitten with the idea of constructing a new Major League Soccer Stadium at PortMiami and calls the site perfect because it reflects a city that "is all about the water, all about the culture." Becks is right. For evidence, simply visit the planet's most popular port to discover Coral Reef City, Bhakti Baxter's first large-scale public artwork in Miami. For his eye-popping project, part of Miami-Dade County's Art in Public Places program, the homegrown artist created site-specific designs for the port's toll collection booths that reference the site's unique role as gateway to the tropics. Baxter collaborated with Coral Morphologic, a Miami-based scientific art endeavor led by marine biologist Colin Foord and musician Jared McKay to create the 18 unique designs that wrap each individual toll booth. Each delivers a stunning vision of our vibrant local sea life. To accomplish the feat, Baxter and his collaborators enlarged macro photographs of corals that inhabit the waters in and around Miami, creating a striking synergy between nature and art that captures our town's appeal as a pulsating paradise. The resulting explosion of the brilliant, rainbow-hued colors of the soft corals (technically known as zoanthids) delights not only the likes of Beckham and the millions of other visitors passing through on cruise ships, but also locals, who rarely get a chance to behold the mystery and beauty of the creatures populating our coastline.
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The eyes of Miami are stoned on Elmer's and see everything. The sleepy sentinels keep watch over Wynwood at NW 27th Street, make their mark on the Margulies Collection facing I-95, boldly impress passersby on Biscayne Boulevard, and peer down from above the kitchen at the bayside Standard Hotel. Whatever their location or color scheme, they are stacked by the dozens, sometimes even hundreds, and leave an impression whether or not you know the name of the man who wields the can that created the memorable work. The ignorance stops here, because the local artist deserves your recognition. "AholSniffsGlue" is not only the funniest street artist name in town, but it also gets to the heart of the whole droopy-lidded genius of his best-known trademark. But lazy eyes aren't all he draws. He's had solo exhibits of his multimedia artwork at Gregg Shienbaum and Mercenary Square and has been part of group affairs at Scope and Wynwood Art Fair. But it's the half-mast eyes that are his calling card and most notable addition to the Miami street art scene. Next time you see them, call it out: "AholSniffsGlue!" You'll look cool in front of your friends.


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Update 2: Brave Malta make Denmark sweat
A goal down after barely two minutes, Malta showed great resilience and played some neat football to grab a deserved equaliser late in the first half but their fine performance went unrewarded as Denmark sneaked a 2-1 victory at the National Stadium.
A narrow defeat to a strong team like Denmark is normally regarded as an acceptable result for Malta but that was not the case this evening as Pietro Ghedin's team didn't deserve to lose.
A 4-0 home defeat to Armenia had turned up the heat on Denmark to beat Malta and revive their fading hopes of reaching the 2014 World Cup play-offs. They were the favourites to gain the three points against the Group B minnows but their task was certainly anything but easy.
Inspired by the excellent Andre Schembri, Malta not only scored a fine equaliser thanks to Clayton Failla's exquisite free-kick but created other chances, also hitting the woodwork just before Denmark hit their winning goal.
Despite the defeat, Malta can definitely look forward with optimism to Tuesday's home qualifier against Bulgaria.
Ghedin sprung a surprise by selecting Rowen Muscat after he had indicated that Jacob Borg or Justin Grioli would replace the suspended Alex Muscat at right-back.
As Rowen Muscat is a midfielder, Roderick Briffa dropped to right-back behind John Mintoff who was also handed starting role in Malta's 4-2-3-1 formation.
An already uphill task for Malta became steeper after Denmark went ahead inside the opening two minutes. Martin Braithwaite made headway on the left before sending in a low pass into the box and Leon Andreasen fired his shot past the helpless Haber.
Braithwaite's swift movement was making life difficult for Briffa. On 10 minutes, the Toulouse winger supplied another teasing cross but the incoming Rasmus Falk arrived a fraction late as the Malta players closed him down.
The early goal was a boost for Denmark who stayed in control without really threatening to add to their lead.
A misunderstanding between Simon Kjaer and goalkeeper Stephan Andreasen almost gifted Malta a goal on 16 minutes. A cross by Briffa was nodded backward by Kjaer and past the on-rushing Andersen with the ball falling to Schembri at the near post. The latter's effort was pushed away for a corner by Andersen who had dashed back to the goal-line to close down the angle for Schembri.
With Mifsud marshalled by two towering centre-halves in Liverpool's Daniel Agger and Kjaer, who plays for Lille, the Malta midfielders and wide players needed to push forward and pass the ball quickly to improve their attacking threat.
A swift passing move by Malta unsettled the Danes as Schembri released Mifsud who turned well to create space before being dispossessed by Kjaer. Malta's penalty claims were turned down shouts of penalty by the home crowd by Greek referee Anastasios Sidiropoulos.
Malta were now playing better. They were thwarted by Andersen 11 minutes from half-time as the Danish goalkeeper beat away Mifsud's close-range effort after another fine run by Schembri.
Three minutes later, Malta equalised to the evident delight of the fans.
They won a free-kick just outside the box after Kjaer tripped Schembri and Failla curled his shot delightfully to beat the div9ing Andersen.
At the other end, Briffa headed away Lars Jacobsen's cross from the right but Malta continued to pose problems every time they went forward.
Two minutes from half-time, Schembri floated a pass to Mifsud who ran into the box only to blast his shot over the bar when he could have served Herrera who was unmarked at the far post.
Ghedin made no changes at half-time. Malta were unlucky not to forge ahead five minutes into the second half when Briffa's cross was met by Mifsud but his header hit the crossbar.
Two minutes later, the ball was in the net but it was Denmark who scored. Eriksen showed why Tottenham Hotspur have signed him from Ajax as he breezed into the box from the left, went past Briffa and Haber before firing a rising shot that came off the underside of the crossbar and into the net after glancing off Camilleri who made a desperate attempt to clear.
Haber then saved from Krohn-Dehli as the Danes upped their game but Malta improved as the second half progressed.
On 65 minutes, Mifsud produced one of his trademark runs, sweepinh past Jacobsen and Agger as he raced into the box but his fierce strike sailed past the far post.
With 14 minutes remaining, Ghedin threw on Ryan Fenech for Mintoff.
When Malta surrendered possession in Denmark's half, Olsen's men sensed an opportunity to break on the counter but Krohn-Dehli's diagonal shot was stopped by Haber.
Terence Vella replaced Mifsud nine minutes from time as Ghedin tried to freshen up things.
In the closing stages, Fenech stormed forward after cutting out a pass in midfield before serving Schembri but in came Kjaer to push the ball away for a corner.
J. Haber, G. Sciberras, A. Agius, C. Failla, R. Briffa, M. Mifsud (81 T.
Vella), E. Herrera (90 A. Cohen), A. Schembri, J. Mintoff (76 R.
Fenech), R. Muscat, R. Camilleri.
S. Andersen, L. Andreasen (72 C. Sloth), S. Kjaer, D. Agger, N.
Boilesen, L. Jacobsen, W.K. Jorgensen, C. Eriksen, M.C. Braithwaite (84 V. Fischer), N. Pedersen, R. Falk (46 M. Krohn-Dehli).
Referee A. Sidiropoulos (Greece).
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After vitamin supplements this is a must have if you are over the age of 65. Two critical things this product does those with heart problems but not many places have mentioned this but it's excellent for kidney problems. My mother had an infection it bothered her kidneys her creatine rised many years it never fell down below 145 now its been a few months taking ubiquinol at 100mg its now down to 119, 150mg is the maintenance dose she will start next, I believe she will make the target 100 goal soon thanks to ubiquinol, her doctor was shocked when he saw her creatine was getting better when before it leveled off at 145 for over a few years now.
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I've only been taking this for a week but I think I do feel more energy and mental clarity. An important nutrient, so I will keep using it.
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El precio era bueno para la ubicación y la limpieza de la habitación. El pasillo olía fuertemente a humo de tabaco.
La ubicación es estupenda y el precio es razonable. Los muebles son escasas, pero cómoda.
Es limpio, y tiene todas las características de un hotel de 4 estrellas
Habitaciones tranquilas Cucaracha
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Personal muy amable, las habitaciones limpias, buena cama y un buen desayuno. Entrar y salir de las instalaciones de aparcamiento era difícil debido a las obras en la carretera.
They were nice the rooms were clean they have an outside pool that my kids loved so all in all they had fun as did I.
The complimentary breakfast was great. I believe, Marta, had the place up and running before 6am. The French toast was not overcooked, had hot syrup, & sausage was great. Sil, at check-in, was accomadating to get me a first floor room after a long day of traveling. She was also friendly at check-out early the next morning. The room was not clean. There was someone else's hair from shaving on & around the dish that had the shampoo/soap bottles. The bathroom had at least a week worth of dust on top of the shower. Dirty washcloths were in the bathroom as well. The tea bags in the room were stained so at one time they had gotten wet, but were just returned & flipped over. I probably will not be back to your location!
Helpful Staff Every door on my floor slammed ridiculously loud anytime one was used- not conducive to relaxing or getting much needed sleep.
They were super accommodating for us traveling with our two dogs, an put us in a room with easy outdoor access. The breakfast left a bit to be desired
The layout of the room was so efficient! We loved the fact that one could shower and yet there was a seperate lavoritory. Ok, I don't want to be a punk here, but ..... there really was not anyting! Even the "Free" breakfast seemed first rate. Hampton has been getting pretty chinsy lately.
Room was comfortable and well-appointed. Breakfast was rather ordinary. No help with luggage. And the big surprise was that we were charged for parking. When we arrived, the front desk person asked 'Would you like a parking pass?' when what she should have asked is "Would you like to buy a parking pass?' For the price we paid for the room, we would have expected more spectacular breakfast, help with luggage, and free parking.
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It's hard to get a real good feel for a hotel in one night but no complaints. We were showing some friends around downtown since we inherited some property on the other end of the mall. We had dinner and drinks so it was nice to close to the hotel. The beds were awesome, very comfortable and the staff was friendly. The elevator rubber wheels made a sliding sounds when coming to a stop on the 4th floor. It sounded like the rubber wheels were trying to catch up with the elevator stopping, a little weird sounding and bothersome. You might want to check on that.
Room was nice and clean and they gave us a warm cookie each during check in, which was a nice touch. We were on the sixth floor but the elevators were close and we were able to get to our room quickly. The pool and jacuzzi closed really early, which I wasn't too thrilled about.
Very nice,clean,comfortable beds,nice pool area and had a playground for younger children. I think that's a bonus for young families! There wasn't anything I didn't like! We enjoyed our stay very much!
Beds were big and comfortable, always love the cookies, and the lady at the front desk was very friendly!
The staff was great! So friendly. My only complaints would be that the general hotel temperature was way too hot. 80 degrees in May. I was dying and I'm from California . And the wierd eggs for breakfast that I thought were just eggs but had a creamy cheese filling. Should have been labeled .Otherwise, I loved the place and will for sure stay there again. And will! Comfy beds...get a balcony..so worth it.
The rooms and facility were overall decently cleaned. The comfort of the rooms was awful. The bed felt like I had slept on a bed of bricks. The hallways smelled terribly of Marijuana smoke. For the price of the room a lot more was expected.
The hotel was very clean and well kept up. The staff were all friendly and smiling the entire time we were there. I loved that the young lady at the front desk was interested in why we were there and gave some great suggestions for food, activities, etc.
Habitaciones grandes, limpias y cómodas. Aparcamiento justo en la puerta y una elección razonable en el desayuno. El personal es amable y servicial. 7 minutos en coche en la zona histórica. Nada a donde ir caminando desde aquí, pero los accesos son fáciles. Baño pequeño con toallero y sin lugar para poner cosas.
La habitación estaba limpia y la cama era muy cómoda. Buen lugar para parar una estancia de una noche. N/A
La habitación estaba limpia. La cama era cómoda. La habitación tenía un poco de olor a humedad, nada importante pero sin duda notable.
La habitación estaba limpia y bien cuidada durante toda nuestra estancia. La propiedad estaba tranquila. Un amplio aparcamiento. Sin preocupaciones.
Habitación tenía más de lo que esperaba. El desayuno tenía una buena selección
Pets were allowed, the breakfast was great and varied, and the suite and hotel were very clean. The free use of the gas BBQ was a great bonus to not have to eat out.
After our "over booked-no room available" welcome, I was not in a mood to find much to appreciate. "No room, we are oversold" Both my daughters & my booking provided an extensive conservation about sleeping accomidation. Steven, the desk clerk was doing his best to find rooms at other hotels. Everyone was full. After suggesting that I was considering restricting company expense allowances by any employee traveling on company business at all Marriott locations, he located one room at his hotel and found one additional room at another location. During the course of our conversation he mentioned that his manager instructed him to over book the number of rooms available. A very frosting experience!!!!!! (We called and informed the hotel that we would be checking in late)
Parecía que lo estaban remodelando, pero era un viejo motel. No nos sentimos bienvenidos ni seguros. El desayuno también era pobre.
El personal era estupendo, y los nuevos propietarios también. Buena ubicación cerca del aeropuerto. Las habitaciones no eran nada especial, pero muy limpias y cómodas. El precio era excelente.
Tan sucio! Servicios más baratos.
Hotel con buena relación calidad-precio, con un personal servicial La piscina era un desastre. Verde y sucia.
Dog bark was not bad. Hard boiled eggs hard to peal. Small item. Staff was very very good.
I've stayed at the properties before so I was holding this hotel to the same standards and was really disappointed. The girl that checked us in was a little rude and seemed to give robot responses to questions we asked about restraints. The room was very old. The mattress appeared to have a stain on it. The shower was clean but there was. I soap or shampoo so be sure to bring your own.
The staff was very nice and got us checked in quick during our late night check in. We had small children with us and after being in the room for about 15 minutes the lady at the front desk knocked on our door and said the people below were complaining. My kids were not running or jumping, we were just trying to get them settled in quick for an early morning. I understand it was late but still I think it was unnecessary after only barely walking in the door to be told to be quiet when we're not making excessive noise in any way.
The staff were very helpful in each interaction. Octopus Coffee nearby is EXCELLENT! Paperthin walls resulted in lots of noise from neighbors and outdoors. Very lump bed and pillows resulted in very little restful sleep over three nights.
I have stayed at Mesa Inn before without any issues. This time was a nightmare. It took three (3) times for them to get my key right, them the room was dirty. I was then moved to another room that was even worse. The maid made the beds with the dirty sheets on them, hair in the tub, bathroom floors were filthy, sink had muck in it, carpet was not vacuumed, and someones personnel beginnings were still in the room. The manager looked at me and said sorry I don't have anymore rooms. He didn't offer even to have someone clean it for me. The maintenance man offered to clean my room. I wasn't even offered any kind of compensation for my horrible experience. I usually stay two nights. I felt like the manage should have compensated part of the price of my room. It took two (2) hours for me to get a clean room.
It was bug infested and smelled like urine. AC did not work. The carpet was way overdue for replacement.