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We have a wide variety of workshops, teach-ins, projects, and activities planned for January 20. Most of the workshops take place on-site at the Monroe County Public Library and the Buskirk-Chumley Theater, although there are several events taking place in other locations. Events at other venues are clearly marked as such on the full schedule of the day's events.
Registration for limited-capacity workshops has ended, but we have lots of drop-in sessions available; see below!
Props, thanks, and gratitude to all of our workshop facilitators and our participating organizations for lending their experience and expertise to Inaugurate the Revolution.
Project work & Direct action
Join with local mutual aid organizations and activist groups to enact justice and solidarity in our community.
Direct Action
with Bloomington Solidarity Network
Bloomington Solidarity Network is a mutual-aid organization of tenants and workers who use direct action to pressure abusive landlords and bosses to act within the bounds of both legality and decency toward their tenants and employees. Join us at noon in front of the Monroe County Public Library for a direct action against a local slumlord, and let the exploiters in Bloomington know that you won't sit back while they profit from poor living conditions!
(More information here.)
Project work
Further details forthcoming.
60 MINUTEs | 90 MINUTEs | 2 HOURs | extended sessions
Check-in will begin at 9:00 a.m. at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater. The first round of sessions will begin between 9:30–10:00 a.m., and the last round of sessions will end around 5:00. We encourage all participants to join us as we march through downtown at 5:15, arriving at the rally at the BCT just before 6:00.
60-minute sessions
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] Food Sovereignty Action Workshop
with Bloomington Food Policy Council
Too many people are already hungry in Bloomington and with the coming retrenchment of social services and safety nets, people who are already marginalized, targeted, or vulnerable will be at even greater risk of food insecurity. The BFPC fights for Food Justice—the ability for all people to have access to healthy, locally grown, and culturally appropriate foods—and for Food Sovereignty, the ability of the Bloomington community to produce sufficient quantities of healthy, seasonal, and culturally appropriate foods to meet both immediate and long-term nutritional needs, even in the face of economic or environmental shocks.
Join our workshop to learn about how you can grow food at home, coordinate shared garden space (through apps) with neighbors, join a growing network of local food gardeners, and change local laws and policies to allow neighborhood farmstands and to promote urban agriculture for all!
Learn more about the host: Bloomington Food Policy Council
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] Refugee Crises and Resettlement Workshop
Oxfam and No Lost Generation
This workshop will provide participants with a quick summary of the refugee crisis and the stigmas and myths surrounding it. During the session, attendees will also be able to participate in a letter-writing campaign and will be provided the appropriate contact info to get in touch with their representatives in order to ensure that refugees are advocated for and fully supported upon resettlement. This workshop is particularly relevant for Bloomington residents as we await an influx of refugee families into our community. It will help ground our understanding of refugee histories and needs as we move forward in making space for them.
Learn more about the hosts: Oxfam and No Lost Generation
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] Maximizing Your Vote: Building a People's Party
with Bloomington Green Party
Building a political party outside of the corporate-controlled two-party system is nearly impossible thanks to roadblocks put in place by Republicans and Democrats. However, as Maine showed us in this last election, there is a way for minor parties to break through: ranked-choice voting.
Join the Bloomington Green Party to learn about ranked-choice voting, participate in a demonstration wherein participants will have a say in what the BGP will focus on locally over the next 2–4 years, and join us for our first action demanding more choices and more voices in Indiana as we build a coalition to establish ranked-choice voting across Indiana.
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] Media Literacy: The Normalization of Oppression
with IU Black Student Union
News and media platforms are guilty of presenting "alt-right" groups as think-tank organizations instead of calling them what they really are: white supremacists. Alternatively, the media justifies the tragic murder of black lives and the lives of people of color by depicting victims of state violence as miscreants and criminals. Our workshop will focus on the framing techniques used by the media to normalize oppression and sanitize racism. It will also require participants to critically approach different forms of media and construct op-eds that critique editorials so that attendees can promote antiracism in local and national media outlets.
Learn more about the host: IU Black Student Union
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] Letter Writing for Prisoners
One of the primary functions of prison is to isolate those held captive. If we are to actively and effectively fight prison, we have to break down this isolation by establishing contact with prisoners and forming relationships of mutuality and shared struggle. These relationships help keep prisoners safe from violence at the hands of the state by demonstrating that there are those on the outside who are paying attention to what happens to them. Toward this end, we will be holding space for people to learn about and write letters to prisoners. We'll provide stationery, postage, info on prisoners, and introductory materials on how to write to prisoners. Even if you can't commit to ongoing correspondence, please come and write a one-off card or draw a picture to send. Please feel free to use our resources to write to your own friends and family behind bars.
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] From Darkness to Light, from Bondage to Freedom: The Power of Religion to Liberate People
with IU Interfaith Association
This workshop is an invitation to hear about and learn how the major religious traditions of the world have been a force for justice, equality, inclusion and compassion in times of repression and oppression. Participants will reflect upon what we can learn from this rich body of liberation, and what historic strategies we can embrace in our own time, in our place, in our own life.
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] Beyond Abolition: Prison Demolitionism & Autonomous Struggle Against Prison Society
In this workshop, we will explore the potential for struggle against prison on both sides of the walls. Drawing from experience in prisoner solidarity projects, we will present an open proposal for anti-prison struggle that is: centered on prisoners' self-determination; autonomous of political parties and non-profit organizations; holistic in its analysis of prison society; and revolutionary in its desire to destroy prisons, capital, and the state in their entirety.
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] All We Are Saying Is Give Democracy a Chance
with Tomi and Jim Allison
Join Tomi Allison, former mayor of Bloomington, and Professor Emeritus Jim Allison as they use the outcome of the past election to make a case for democratic reforms to current anti-democratic practices. The workshop will critique voter suppression, gerrymandering, and the two-party system and make the case for non-partisan districting, automatic voter registration, rank choice voting, and proportional representation. The workshop will provide concrete examples of recent problems and successes, allow for plenty of Q&A, and expose our state's complicity in suppressing the vote via ALEC.
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] Solidarity with Standing Rock
with Laura Reagan, Kelly Tudor, and Kevin Locke
Join a panel discussion about Standing Rock led by indigenous activists from the Bloomington community. They will share information and best practices for respectful solidarity, with an emphasis on discussing the immediate and sustained threats posed by the incoming administration. Come prepared with questions about what is in store for Water Protectors and how to provide support and aid in their struggle to guarantee that water remains life.
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] Accountability: Beginning the Conversation
with Sam Harrell and Lindsey Badger
All of us cause harm and we will all experience harm at some point in our lives. In our society, we often rely on the criminal injustice system to evaluate and adjudicate harms. Yet many harms are not crimes and many crimes are not necessarily harmful. But harms demand a response. How might we more readily account for and respond to harms in our communities? Using models and materials developed by queer people of color (i.e. INCITE! Women of Color Against Violence and Project NIA), we'll explore accountability models that are accessible and located outside of the university or criminal procedures. The more tools we have, the safer communities we can build.
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] Know Your Rights
with National Lawyers Guild
This presentation will provide a comprehensive overview of the freedom of expression and assembly, as expressed in the Constitution of the United States through the Bill of Rights. Learn how to avoid arrest at a protest, rally, or direct action and what to do if an arrest occurs. Workshop facilitators will be able to answer questions pertaining to rights and freedoms but cannot provide guidance on planning civil disobedience or other unprotected acts of resistance.
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] Labor Models of Organizing and Resistance
with Dr. Joe Varga
The Industrial Workers of the World labor union can be an effective model for organizing and resistance. In particular, this workshop will teach participants what a general defense council is, what it does, and how we might replicate one outside of a union structure.
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] The Revolution Will Be Accessible
with Krystal Cleary, Karin Willison, and Leslie Rowland
Learn how to make events and protests more accessible for people with disabilities. Learn what disability means and why activism is so important to those with disabilities as well as how you can accommodate the wide range of disability experiences to enable everyone who wants to participate be a part of the revolution. You will come away with concrete strategies to make every event one in which people with disabilities feel included and welcome. This workshop will be inclusive and demonstrate proposed methods.
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] Healing the Self, Healing the World: A Poetry Workshop
with Willy Palomo and Adam Henze
When everything is burning around us, poetry can help find the words to remind us to celebrate our survival, love one another, and find the courage to fight. The first part of this workshop will emphasize writing and reading poems that focus on healing the self by owning our stories and re-envisioning our traumas. The second part of the workshop will use poetry to help imagine an idealized society free of tyranny, hatred, and injustice. Since fighting the system requires endless endurance and indefatigable hope, we encourage participants of all ages and levels of experience to learn how poetry can help us heal ourselves and heal the world. Participants are asked to bring writing utensils & paper
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] Conditional Inclusion, Belonging, and Citizenship: Activism & Action
with Dr. Amrita Myers, Dr. Michelle Moyd, and Dr. Ellen Wu
This teach-in will untangle the complex relationship between citizenship and belonging, and suggest ways for activists to involve themselves in helping people realize full citizenship. Citizenship supposedly confers belonging in the United States, but many factors impede people's abilities to exercise full citizenship. We will familiarize participants with the idea of conditional inclusion as a way of helping them prepare for activism around questions of citizenship and belonging. The three presenters will briefly address the topic from different historical vantage points, and then engage the participants in individual and small group exercise.
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] Disrupting Victim-Blaming Culture
with Sam Harrell and Evelyn Smith
74% of sexual assaults are committed by an acquaintance or a dating partner. However, many in our community believe strangers commit the majority of assaults and that survivors are often to blame. When several women were assaulted on local running trails, Sheriff Swain suggested women arm themselves and use a buddy system. How do we respond to survivors in ways that are empowering? At this workshop, participants will engage in a series of activities aimed at debunking sexual assault myths, supporting survivors, and brainstorming acts of resistance to local rape culture.
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] Zones to Defend: Anarchist Territories from Exarcheia to the ZAD
Exarcheia is a rebellious urban neighborhood in central Athens that is home to countless squatted collective houses, anarchist social centers, free clinics, and self-organized refugee housing. La ZAD, is a 4000+ acre land occupation in western France against a proposed "green" airport that has grown to encompass dozens of small communes, permaculture farms, bakeries, free produce markets, a pirate radio station, weekly newspaper, daily workshops, and the sprouts of a different way of life for hundreds of people. In this workshop, we will be presenting firsthand stories and images from these two concrete experiments in living together without, and in direct defiance of, the state and their police. We will close with small group breakout discussions about the viability of similar experiments in the US and the challenges we might face.
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] Building a Community Tool Library
with Ryan Conway
Whether it's building a raised garden bed, fixing a chair-leg, or building a bird house, folks need the right tools for the job. But since most of us don't need tools—especially power tools—more than once or twice a year, why would any of us invest a lot of money into buying them? Join us in building Bloomington's first general-purpose tool library! From finding out what the community needs, to raising funds to purchase tools, to organizing community construction workshops, you'll jump right in to making local tool lending work for the whole community.
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] Taste the Waste: Reclaiming the Wealth in What We Throw Away
with Bloomington Food Not Bombs
While 13% of Americans live in food-insecure households, a whopping 40% of our country's food goes to waste—and one quarter of that waste occurs at the retail level, long before food even reaches the consumer. This workshop will give participants a glimpse of what food waste looks like in Bloomington, and it will invite them to draw connections between food waste and systems of oppression. Local activists will introduce strategies for salvaging and redistributing our discarded wealth, and participants will work together to envision a system in which our abundance of good, healthful food would be accessible to everyone—a system in which dumpster diving would be obsolete.
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] Music, Social Movements, and Social Debate: A View from the Americas
with Javier León
In this workshop we will focus on the role that music can have as a vehicle for social commentary, reflection, and community building, particularly during challenging and uncertain political times. Through focused listening and playing, we will examine different examples from the America, as a means of identifying both implicit and explicit ways in which music can have impact on social debates. We will conclude with a round-table discussion with participants to reflect on the what lessons can be learned from the history of music and social movements and how can they be made relevant for these contemporary times. Musical instruments are both welcome and encouraged.
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] Countering State Repression
A discussion of strategies and tactics for countering state repression and para-state violence. During times of social unrest, oppressive systems protect themselves by clamping down on rebellious populations. From the punitive deportations of anarchists in the 1910s to murder and disruption of the Black Panthers in the 1960s, the state has proven willing to even break its own laws to preserve law and disorder. Activists, radicals, and rebels should be aware of how to counter and resist repression and present-day NSA information gathering, and this workshop aims to begin that conversation before it's too late.
[SEATS AVAILABLE DAY-OF] Intro to Activism and Creative Organizing
with the Inaugurate the Revolution team
In this session we will go over some basic principles of successful activism: from picking a fight to developing strategies to choosing tactics. The session will conclude with hands-on practice of organizing an activist campaign. No prior activist experience necessary.
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] Poetry of Protest & Resistance: A Workshop
with Dr. Catherine Bowman
In her book of essays The Life of Poetry, Muriel Rukeyser tells us that "A poem invites you to feel. More than that: it invites you to respond. And better than that: a poem invites a total response." In this workshop we will look at the ways that writers past and present have responded to sexual, social, racial, and political injustice. There will be generative writing prompts as we in turn, respond to the readings through the lens of our own experiences and perspectives. We will look at poems by Emily Dickinson, Yeats, Linton Kwesi Johnson, William Blake, Walt Whitman, Rita Dove, Joy Harjo, Bob Marley, Gwendolyn Brooks, Bob Dylan, Wislawa Szymborska and others. This workshop will serve as a space to explore the revolution within and without. And think about the role of the artist in responding to injustice. All are welcome.
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] Feminist Activism: Approaches and Tactics
with Amanda Stephens
For countless years the world over, women's liberation movements have embraced a spectrum of tactics to gain equality, from those that operate within the political-legal system to those that dismiss the system and seek to transform cultural beliefs while building from the grassroots. These tactics were fledged according to the diverse cultural settings the women existed in and how they chose to understand their condition. This workshop will examine how feminist strategies have worked and how they came about.
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] Climate Change and Intergenerational Politics
with ReinvestIU
During the 4 major-party presidential debates that took place this past fall, not one question about anthropogenic climate change was asked–not one! Was this because climate change is an issue of such limited consequence that there was no reason to talk about it? Or because it is a 'long-term issue' that we, as a global community, have plenty of time to address? If only! In this workshop, we will dig into the basics of the terrifying science surrounding this issue and will sketch a roadmap for effective action.
Learn more about the host: ReinvestIU
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] The Power of the Call
with College Democrats at IU
How can we make it as difficult as possible for Trump to implement his agenda? Ultimately, the establishment will have to feel the heat of the grassroots resistance. This session will equip attendees with knowledge of how to most effectively pressure their representatives from the local all the way to the federal level. Key items in content will be canvassing, methods of contact, and finding an official's issue positions and voting record. The people are the strongest force to hold elected officials to the highest standard. It's time to ensure these bureaucrats hear our voice and act in our favor
90-minute sessions
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] Practical Police Abolitionism for a New Era
with Micol Seigel
How can we mitigate the damage and minimize the impact of police during the Trump regime? Come discuss practical strategies fueled by radical hopes to combat vindictive reactions to dissent, mass deportations, border walls, and other inroads of creeping authoritarianism.
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] Moving Beyond Capitalism
with Adam Scouten, Prester Drury, June Darka, and William Vanden Dries
This session will present critiques of capitalism and how to move beyond it with a basic understanding of Marxism. The critiques will be applied broadly, as well as to local issues. Discussion and questions will be encouraged throughout the session. The session will end with recommendations for local actions that seek to bring critiques of capitalism to material action.
[SOME SEATS AVAILABLE DAY-OF] Youth-Led Advocacy
with Prism Youth Community
Join youth leaders from Prism Youth Community as they discuss how to make your activism not just youth serving but youth led. Special focus will be on how to help reduce risk factors for marginalized groups of youth by engaging them more fully in leadership roles. Youth presenters will discuss their advocacy work within schools, particularly as it applies to creating safe spaces for LGBTQ+ teens. This workshop will provide a model for how you can empower youth and build leadership skills in your own home, work, or organization.
Learn more about the host: Prism Youth Community
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] Founding & Joining Alternative Business Enterprises: Worker Cooperatives and B-Corporations
with Marc Bogonovich
Capitalism tends to exploit both workers and the external environment of a company. In recent years, movements are gaining strength that aim to generate business enterprises with substantially different purposes and political structures than traditional C-corporations. In this workshop, we'll introduce two of these types of enterprises, B-corporations and Worker Cooperatives, and discuss their similarities and differences with contemporary capitalist enterprises. Participants will then explore how to join or build their own alternative enterprises.
Workshop participants are asked to bring laptops, if possible
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] Building Solidarity by Sharing Time: An "Economy" That Works for Everyone
with hOUR Bloomington TimeBank
We propose building a community that grows relationships and cultivates solidarity through an alternative "currency:" Our time! Our aim is to build an alternative economy - a solidarity economy - that enables individuals and entire communities to be more resilient, connected, and self-sufficient by offering new ways of thinking and valuing time, wealth, and community. This workshop will provide an introduction to time as currency, discuss the five core values of time-banking, and engage in small group problem solving in order to identify how such a system can function and thrive in our community.
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] Reproductive Justice in Practice: Building Empathy for Social Change
with All-Options Pregnancy Resource Center
Over the course of a lifetime, many of us experience pregnancy, birth, abortion, pregnancy loss, infertility, adoption, and/or various paths to parenting. These experiences inevitably influence how we approach our activism around reproductive justice, and how we are able to listen to and support others with different experiences. Having the tools to take care of our own needs, identify and set aside our biases, and provide truly unconditional support to others can transform our approach not only to reproductive justice work but to conversations and relationships throughout our lives. By grounding the complexities of pregnancy and decision-making within an intersectional framework, the workshop facilitators will introduce participants to the tenets of reproductive justice, and challenge them to think about how compassionate all-options pregnancy and parenting support fit into social justice work. In this workshop we will use a variety of interactive exercises and discussions to explore participant values, learn ways to deal with our own judgments, and share skills and tools for supporting people in all their reproductive decisions, feelings, and experiences.
Learn more about the host: All-Options Pregnancy Resource Center
Two-hour sessions
[SOME SEATS AVAILABLE DAY-OF] Defending Public Schools
with Cathy Fuentes-Rohwer, Samantha Hedges, Bradley Levinson, and Ben Robinson
Speakers will address the foundations and social commitments of public education, potential federal and state policies on the horizon, and the implications for higher education. As a group we will brainstorm and strategize about actions that we can take to defend public education in our state.
Learn more about Indiana Coalition for Public Education—Monroe County
[REGISTRATION CLOSED] At the River I Stand: Reclaiming MLK (screening & discussion)
with Dr. Joe Varga and Dr. Alex Lichtenstein
The California Newsreel review of At the River I Stand declares that the 58-minute documentary "skillfully reconstructs the two eventful months that transformed a strike by Memphis sanitation workers into a national conflagration, and disentangles the complex historical forces that came together with the inevitability of tragedy at the death of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. [It] brings into sharp relief issues that have only become more urgent in the intervening years: the connection between economic and civil rights, debates over strategies for change, the demand for full inclusion of African Americans in American life and the fight for dignity for public employees and all working people." Join us for a screening of the documentary and a following up question-and-answer session with Dr. Alex Lichtenstein, a professor of History at Indiana University.
[MANY SEATS AVAILABLE DAY-OF] Screenings of Short Films
with Jess Levandoski, Middle Coast Film Festival
The following films cover a broad range of justice issues.
Director: Julian Marshall
Runtime: 00:02:05
Synopsis: On November 9, 2016, New Yorkers took to the streets to protest Donald Trump's victory. This short documentary chronicles the events of that night and provides a vision for the future.
Directors: Gerard Bush & Christopher Renz
Runtime: 00:03:56 Donate
Synopsis: This short social justice film features Michael K. Williams, Michael B. Jordan, Danny Glover, and Van Jones to highlight racial injustice and police violence in the USA. The PSA was created for Harry Belafonte's social justice organization, Sankofa.
Director: Gregg Baethge
Runtime: 27:00 Donate
Synopsis: A group of street people in Austin, TX edit, write, and distribute their own newspaper as a way to help get them off the street. The Challenger Street Newspaper improves their lives by helping them to earn a living in an environment where job opportunities are virtually nonexistent, but it does much more than that. It gives them somewhere to belong: a community that transcends the homelessness around them. This film, shot over the whole of 2015, was created to shine a light on the beautiful work that these people are doing everyday.
Director: Josh Polon
Runtime: 00:09:16
Synopsis: He's a $10/hr farmhand, and his name isn't Andy.
Creator: Divided Films
Runtime: 00:08:24
Synopsis:This film features water protectors from the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and allies trying to stop the 1,100-mile Dakota Access Pipeline - DAPL. Interviews in the film include Standing Rock Sioux Tribe's Chairman Dave Archambault II; Jodi Gillette, former White House advisor for Native American Affairs; Ladonna Allard, founder of Sacred Stone Camp; Winona LaDuke, founder of Honor the Earth; and Cody Hall, Red Warrior Camp spokesperson.
Creator: Lambda Legal
Runtime: 7:44
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Synopsis: At 92, Robina Asti, a WWII veteran and pilot, tells her story of living as a transgender woman since 1976 and her fight to be treated like any other widow.
Director: Matthew K. Firpo
Runtime: 20:00
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Synopsis: A small team of filmmakers set out for Greece, documenting human stories from the frontlines of the European Refugee Crisis, focused on humanity and hope. The world was changing and we found ourselves at a crossroads in history, so we set out to help in the way that we knew best - with the telling, and sharing, of stories.
GENTLE ANGRY PEOPLE Director: Alex Bohs
Runtime: 4:37
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Synopsis: Over 2,000 Angelenos mourned together during the weekend following the Pulse Massacre of queer/trans latinx & individuals of color in Orlando. This video takes place on the steps of City Hall and on the dance floor of Precinct DTLA to demonstrate how a grieving community came together in love and anger.
Directors: Adam Dietrich, Varun Bajaj and Kellan Marvin
Runtime: 34:00
Synopsis: A series of racist acts prompts three Mizzou students to pick up cameras and take us inside the student movement that brought down their college president. From the hunger strike, to victory, to the fear of violent reprisals, we live with the students who started a campus revolt.
Creator: FilmBuff
Runtime: 4:57
Synopsis: The right to assemble and speak out is written in the constitution. But do rallies and civil disobedience really provoke policy changes? This documentary takes us into the street to meet the people who "rage against the machine" and "speak truth to power."
[SOME SEATS AVAILABLE DAY-OF] Peacemaking in a Violent World
with Bloomington Peace Action Coalition, Just Peace Task Force, International Women's League for Peace & Freedom
In the first part of this two-part workshop, David Keppel will look at global conflict in a Trump administration, including Donald Trump's threatened war against Islam, his plan to scrap the nuclear deal with Iran, his alliance with the far right in Israel, and his threat to accelerate the nuclear arms race. Don Lichtenberg will discuss the relation of climate change to war. We will consider positive alternatives on these issues and plan specific efforts to lobby Congress. In Part Two, Margaret Squires, a licensed psychologist and therapist, will lead a group exploration in non-violent communication in an age of anger. How do we make contact across barriers, be they of nationality, class, race, gender, age, or ideology? How do we practice and demonstrate deep listening, establish common ground, and share deep convictions? Finally, Margaret will discuss the concept of Shared Security, developed by the American Friends Service Committee, as an alternative to traditional geopolitics, and we will discuss opportunities for education and advocacy in the community.
Learn more about the hosts: Bloomington Peace Action Coalition, Just Peace Task Force, International Women's League for Peace & Freedom
[SOME SEATS AVAILABLE DAY-OF] Screening of Killswitch
Director: Ali Akbarzadeh
Runtime: 72 min
Synopsis: This award-winning documentary explores the threat Internet censorship imposes on free speech, innovation, and democracy.
We will be holding an informal conversation about the film after the screening.
Learn more about Killswitch
Extended sessions
Personal Information Security Workshop [DROP-IN]
Come and learn about small steps that you can take to better protect your data and devices with Indiana University's Digital Preservation Librarian, Heidi Kelly. Select resources are gathered together here: http://guides.libraries.indiana.edu/infosec.
[SOME SEATS AVAILABLE DAY-OF] Art & Activism
with Nicci B and local artists
This 3-hour workshop is open to anyone interested in the critical role that art plays in movements for liberation, and is accessible to all mediums, skill levels, and disciplines, including conceptual artists, crafts people, performance artists, commercial artists, and "non-artists" alike. Beginning with an inspiring visual lecture focusing on social justice through public art, participants will be exposed to a multitude of ways that creatives can subvert dominant narratives and build community through (even temporarily) altering the world around them.
Participants are encouraged to bring an art-making tool they are comfortable with (a digital camera, a computer, their body, their favorite Sharpie, etc.) and will be able to collaborate with like-minded individuals to conceptualize or create an original piece of work by the end of the workshop. Mark-making tools and paper will be provided.
Sacred Activism Space [DROP-IN]
with Sunrise Hive
Sacred Activism Space is an opportunity to enter a silent temple space and light a candle—or just take a moment to re-ground and take a breath with others in our activist community.
You are an activist, which means you are choosing to take action for the benefit of the wider community. But between your acts of radical love and protest, you can also benefit from taking a moment to breathe, to ground, to re-center as part of your activism. To re-member your motivation, to take a moment and re-connect with why you are taking action and rising up. To restore your energy... so you may boldly continue the movement.
Sacred Activism Space is curated by Daun Evema, owner of Sunrise Hive—a center for tarot readings, community circles, and divine feminine spirituality exploration. Daun is a guest lecturer on the occult at Indiana University and is a local instigator of womyn's self-empowerment, along with other wyld wimmin who facilitate community workshops and circles at Sunrise Hive. Daun is also co-curator of Iris Camp, a yearly camping festival geared toward re-connecting with our embodied selves in community.
Location: Sunrise Hive, 205 N College Ave, Suite 016, lower level of Graham Plaza. Across the street from Scholar's Inn Bakehouse.
Time: Drop-in hours from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon.
Peace, Please! An End-of-the-World Art Show for the Beginning of the New World [DROP-IN]
with Kristy Haunn, in association with the IU Young Greens
Cultural observers express concerns for modern day disasters and begin to bring us into a New World of compassion and awareness. Location and time TBD.
Learn more about IU Young Greens
Project Work [DROP-IN]
with local mutual aid and service organizations
Details forthcoming.
Direct Action [DROP-IN]
with Bloomington Solidarity Network
Details forthcoming.


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A few weeks back I made some horribly embarrasing video to show you how to make chevron friendship bracelets. The reason why was because I had a handful of chevron friendship projects to show you. But I dropped the ball and they got lost in the shuffle. So today I'm finally sharing with you the second chevron project .
For this project you will need:
To get started you'll need your watch face and your floss. I'm using craft floss in orange, white and a minty blue type of color. Cut strips that are about 48 inches long. For this watch face you'll need 10 of these long strands for each side (but only cut 10 right now, leave the others until you're ready to start on the other side).
We're going to lash each piece of floss onto the bar to begin making our strap. Put the ends of one long piece of floss together and grab the end. Push it through the bar and then pull the ends through the loop you made just like in the pics above.
Pull tight to latch on.
Continue this for all of your cuts of floss. Be sure to maintain the colors as you want them in your pattern. I wanted thick stripes of orange and mint and thinner strips of white. As a result my order went: orange, orange, white, mint, mint, mint, mint, white, orange, orange.
And now you just start your friendship braiding. Because we latched onto the post we're not going to have that weird bunched up thing that happens on most friendship bracelets that begin with a knot. Pretty cool, huh?
You have the option of braiding the ends like any other friendship bracelet and then tying closed when you wear it. This isn't the prettiest option but it will work really well. But if you want to use closures, keep on reading.
When you get the length you want take a decent amount of glue and run a line where you'll need to cut. Rub the glue into the threads on both the front and back sides. This will keep the braid firmly together for our next step. I used Aleene's quick dry tacky glue because I'm horribly impatient.
One thing to note is that friendship braids have a decent amount of give in them. I didn't consider this and after a few wears I've had to shorten my straps. You may want to go ahead and make the watch a weensy bit tight. It may be uncomfortable that first wear but it will be perfect a few hours in.
Use sharp scissors to cut through your strap in the area you applied the glue. See how well it sticks together? Go ahead and run a bit on the very end to help prevent fraying.
Place your clamp onto the end of the straps and use pliers to clamp tightly on.
Finish the ends with a jump ring on one anda jump ring and closure on the other.
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Hyderabad, May 11 (UNI) Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath Chatterjee today said the media, especially the mainstream one, was more pre-occupied with urban issue and lifestyles of the rich and the affluent.
Addressing a function to present the best Telugu Rural Journalist awards, organised by the Foundation for People's Journalism here, he said, 'the urban bias manifest itself varied, whether it was in the print or in electronic media, depending upon their owners and managers.' Suggesting the leading newspapers to set up a 'rural affairs' section exclusively to cover the problems faced by the underprivilaged to get proper attention, he said the media has to play a key role by highlighting the deficiencies in the welfare schemes, maladministration and corruption by acting as a watchdog over the implementing agencies.
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Salford Quays, Manchester United Kingdom (PressExposure) February 05, 2013 -- Manchester, UK, 06 February 2013 -- Coming at the end of its strongest year to date, with a 221% increase in sales revenue, ConvergeOne celebrated becoming a nominated supplier on the Procurement for Housing Telecommunications & Associated Services Framework. A national procurement consortium, PfH is the leading professional procurement services provider in the social housing sector.
The win strengthens ConvergeOne's record in the housing sector, following a deal for a telephony and contact centre refresh for West Kent Housing Association, who were looking to provide a multi-channel based communications solution to improve efficiency.
The PfH framework, which is divided into three lots: Calls, Lines, Data & Unified Communications; Mobile Communications and Telecommunications Consultancy, serves more than 800 housing providers throughout the UK. Proposals were evaluated in line with rigorous award criteria, taking into account cost, technical capability and quality of service. After ranking top in the Telecommunications Consultancy criteria, ConvergeOne have been awarded three-year contracts for all lots.
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Detroit Rapper Helped Hand Out Backpacks Full of School Supplies to Kids In Detroit
What Detroit native used his power and money for the good of young children in Detroit this school year?
What Detroit native used his power and money for the good of young children in Detroit this school year?
They are called the millennial generation, and many employers may happily hire them over a baby boomer, because they have a more positive attitude!
4 guys from the New Jersey area had no idea that their images would be broadcast all over the internet after a simple shopping trip, but they were, thanks to their honesty.
In a very official statement, the White House has welcomed the newest member of the first family: Sunny.
If you're heading out on the road this month for a vacation, you need to be extra careful.
The latest issue of "Rolling Stone" doesn't hit the newsstands until Friday, but the latest cover featuring a photograph of Boston bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has many retailers that normally carry the publication refusing to sell it. The social media has exploded with outrage, and #BoycottRollingStone is trending on Twitter.
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Officials in Oklahoma have lowered the number of deaths suffered to 24 in the massive tornado that swept through the town of Moore Monday night. Originally, the figure had been as high as 51, probably a result of double-counting.
An enormous tornado with a debris cloud two miles wide tore through the metropolitan area just south of Oklahoma City on Monday afternoon.
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Beautiful flowers can add a whole lot of 'wow' to your wedding day, but they can also add a whole lot to your expenses, as any bride-to-be will attest.
Luckily, you don't have to forego a chic bouquet if you're on a budget. There's a raft of ways to save green while buying greenery – just read on for six examples of bouquets that belie a hefty price tag.
If you're going for a rustic, countryside vibe at your ceremony (think Kate Moss' Cotswolds nuptials), plump for an herb-packed bouquet. Not only do herbs look and smell amazing, but they also can symbolise just the sentiment you need for your upcoming marriage. During the Victorian era, the herbs a bride carried held serious meaning: lavender stood for luck and devotion, rosemary for remembrance, sage for a long life and thyme for courage. Unsure which herb will be the most low-cost? "The best thing is to be totally flexible and really go with what's in season", suggests Mairead Curtin, part owner of luxe London florist Rebel Rebel.
2. Single Stems
For a contemporary way to make a statement opt for a single stem bouquet – a modern alternative to a full-bodied cluster. Pared-back and refined, cymbidium orchids, lilies and hydrangeas all have sturdy stems with several blossoms that have impact without breaking the budget. If your local florist only sells them in bunches of fives (which is quite often the case), don't fear: "You can use the remainder of the stems elsewhere", explains Curtin, "keep one or three for yourself and your bridesmaids could have one each to spread the cost."
3. Lily of the Valley and Baby's Breath
If the Duchess of Cambridge's sweet bouquet of Lily of the Valley stole your heart, but the cost puts them out of your league, bear in mind that the elegant and traditional choice is most affordable in May, when it hits peak season in England. Alternatively, for the same vibe, try Baby's Breath – the bloom is consistently available, regardless of season, so is a more economical and a charming floral choice.
4. Little Posey
One of the most cost-effective ways to save yourself some cash is to simply trade in a big bouquet for a smaller, daintier version. As Curtin explains, "At this time of year you can have fantastic little posies of English ranunculus, scilla, and all sorts of lovely things".
5. Volume on a Budget with Hydrangeas and Peonies
Hydrangeas and Peonies have large heads in bloom, so only a few are required to bulk out your bouquet, and you won't need to skimp on impact. Other great options for volume on a budget are Sweet William in summer, "They come in all sorts of rich colours", says Curtin, and English Dahlias: "They tick every possible box - you can have a gorgeous colourful posy for not too much, just a single massive headed one by itself is a total star, and mini pompom ones for buttonholes."
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Oireachtas lawyers ask for more time in Denis O'Brien case
Parliamentary lawyers have asked for more time to prepare their defence in a "very novel" case brought by billionaire businessman Denis O'Brien.
The legal action against the Oireachtas Committee for Procedure and Privileges (CPP) is "not straightforward", a barrister told Dublin's High Court.
The telecoms tycoon launched the legal action after the committee found Independent TD Catherine Murphy and Sinn Fein TD Pearse Doherty did not abuse parliamentary privilege in making allegations about him.
Ceann Comhairle, or house speaker, Sean Barrett and the government's chief legal adviser, Attorney General Marie Whelan, have also been named in the action.
Before the High Court, Eileen Barrington SC, for Mr O'Brien, said lawyers for the Oireachtas should have handed over their defence to the businessman's legal team by September 21.
A one-day extension was agreed but on September 22 the defence said it needed further time and it would deliver its case as soon as possible, she told the hearing.
There was an agreement between the teams to grant a further two weeks.
But Conor Power SC, for the Oireachtas, has said his team needs at least another three weeks.
The case taken by Mr O'Brien is "a very novel one" and there are "two other limbs of government involved", he said, referring to the Oireachtas and a pending case before the courts.
Mr Power added there were "various actors under this umbrella who wanted to have an input" in the case.
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CLAUDIO RANIERI, the Chelsea head coach, reflected on a good week at the club's training ground. Everyone was fit for the first time this season. Everyone was available for the match against Aston Villa in the Barclaycard Premiership today. Ranieri licked his lips, the cat with the cream.
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Published: Tuesday 31st March 2015 by The News Editor
The giant spiralling slides which proved a huge hit at Tate Modern are returning to London's South Bank.
Conceptual artist Carsten Holler installed slides – which caused several injuries – at the former power station's Turbine Hall in 2006.
Now visitors will be able to descend from the Hayward Gallery's glass pyramid ceiling to its entrance level on one of two 15-metre high slides commissioned especially for an exhibition opening later this year.
Built into the gallery's exterior wall, the slides will "constitute a graceful sculptural installation" while also being a device for "experiencing an emotional state that is a unique condition somewhere between delight and madness", the artist said.
The show – Carsten Holler: Decision – will also feature Flying Machines, which will be installed on one of the Hayward's outdoor terraces.
It will give visitors the sensation of "lifting off" and soaring above Waterloo Bridge opposite.
A new work, Moving Beds, will feature two robotic beds which "mirror each other's movements as they roam the galleries".
The show, one of the highlights of the Southbank Centre's summer programme, will also include a large installation of the Belgian-born artist's signature creation, fly agaric mushrooms.
Pill Clock (2011-15) is comprised of a ceiling-mounted timepiece that will drop over one million pills on to the gallery floor during the course of the exhibition, with a drinking fountain for visitors who decide to take one of the pills.
Hayward Gallery director and exhibition curator Ralph Rugoff said: "Carsten Holler is truly one of the world's most thought-provoking and profoundly playful artists, with a sharp and mischievous intelligence bent on turning our 'normal' view of things upside down."
:: Carsten Holler: Decision runs at the Hayward Gallery from June 10 to September 6.
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Keyboard Shortcuts on Mac
If you want to save your time, working on Mac you can use some keyboard shortcuts you should know on any Mac OS. Indeed, by pressing a combination of keys, you can perform operation without using a mouse, trackpad, or any other input device. Here come 25 Mac Keyboard Shortcuts:
- Command+Q – quit any program
- Option-Command-W – close all the windows in the currently active app
- Command-T – to open a new tab in any Internet browser
- Command-Shift-T to open the most recently closed tab for you in any Internet browser
- Command-Tab – to switch between applications
- Command-X, Command-C, Command-V – cut, copy, and paste
- Command-F – to search information
- Command-Option-Esc – If an app stops responding, you might need to force it to quit
- Command-H – to hide the current active app
Symbols for certain keys
Command – ⌘
Shift – ⇧
Option – ⌥
Control – ⌃
Caps Lock – ⇪
Some General Tips
In fact, OS X and macOS Sierra include Mac shortcuts for just about everything, and a single shortcut can change the way you work for the better.
- Cmd + I brings up the Get Info window in Finder. It shows the file's location, name and size.
- Cmd + I + Option key brings up a single Get Info window, updating automatically when you click on a different file or folder or select multiple files and folders.
- Cmd + W closes the active window. This shortcut proves to be useful if you want to quickly close an open document without quitting the application. This combination also works for closing individual tabs in Safari.
- Cmd + Option + D – allows you to show/hide the Dock.
- Cmd + Shift + 3 – captures the whole screen taking the screenshot.
- Cmd + Shift + 4 – gives crosshairs.
- Cmd + H – instantly hides all the windows of the application that you're working with.
- Cmd + H + Option – hides all the applications except the one you're working on.
- Press Tab key and keep pressing it – it's the Application switcher which allow you to step through which application you'll switch to , or point with your cursor to select one.
- Press Shift and keep pressing it – the action reverses the direction described in #9.
- Cmd + Option + +/- Zoom in/out of the screen. Note that this function needs to be enabled in the Universal Access pane in System Preferences first.
- Cmd + Option + Esc – Force Quit. A very useful function if an application has annoyingly locked. This shortcut brings up the Force Quit dialog – this will then enable you to stop the application.
- Cmd + Ctrl + D – brings up the OS X dictionary definition of the word and put you back in the know (but his tip is for OS X 10.5 and above only).
- F9, F10 and F11 – brings up Exposé – but you'll find that this is different on later MacBooks.
- Tab – allows you to cycle between windows or press Esc to exit Exposé.
- Shift + [ – Forwards/Backwards – in Finder as well as most browsers, including Safari, will handily take you back to the previous page you were on.
- Cmd + ] – takes you forward from the previous page (see previous point), just as if you'd clicked the arrow buttons located in the toolbar.
- Cmd + A – brings up Select All function in any application, whether you have a text, a collection of images in iPhoto or all the files and folders in a Finder window.
- Cmd + Option + Shift + C, X or V – Copy (C), Cut (X), Paste (V). You don't have to reformat text to match its destination.
- Cmd + Spacebar – opens the Spotlight search box.
- Cmd + Enter – opens the Top Hit within Spotlight.
- Cmd + a mouse-click – within Spotlight reveals the item in Finder.
- Press Spacebar while in Finder to bring up QuickView.
- Press Spacebar while in an application and a is selected. It will make the Mac act as if you've clicked it.
- Cmd + . – cancels operation if you're in the middle of an operation (copying over some files, saving or opening dialog, and so on).
- Hold down the Option key and press an arrow key – this will leap one word in the direction of the arrow.
- Hold down Cmd + arrow, and you'll jump words right to the start or end.
- Hold down Shift – this will select the range you've just leapt over.
- Cmd + Z – undo. If something goes wrong, hit this combination, and you'll be rescued.
- Cmd + Y – redo option in some applications.
- File path – Open or Save dialog box opens a dialog into which you can type a file path to change the current directory. You can then tap on the Tab key to auto-complete folder and file names.
- F12 – launches Dashboard and gives access to OS X's collection of widgets that perform useful tricks such as getting the weather forecast, giving you a calculator or bringing up the Dictionary.
- Cmd + , – quickly opens Preferences. If you want to quickly open the Preferences menu to change the settings of your Mac, then use this shortcut: Cmd + , to load up the menu. If you're using an application, then this Mac shortcut may open up the settings menu for that app.
- Cmd + Shift + ? – opens the Help menu.
- Cmd + E – quickly ejects disk or drive.
- Cmd + Shift + I – opens iCloud drive and gives access to the files stored in your iCloud drive.
- Cmd + Shift + Option + Delete – skips the confirmation window and empties the trash quickly.
- Cmd + Shift + D – quickly opens the Desktop folder.
- Cmd + Shift + L – goes to Downloads and allows you to view downloaded files.
- Cmd + Shift + O – opens the Documents folder.
- Cmd + Shift + R – allows you to jump Quick AirDrop shortcut to the folder on your Mac.
- Cmd + Shift + U – opens the Utilities folder.
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Windows 7 SP1 failing to install - Code 80092004
I've been trying to install SP1 for Windows 7 x64 professional and I have come up empty-handed.
I've tried everything from installing it with a downloaded version to running the System Information Tool update, and none of it fixed the problem.
The "get help with this error" doesn't come up with this code.
Please help as I believe this is the reason why my windows explorer is having issues not refreshing as well.
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Please download and run the CheckSUR tool - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/947821 - and attach teh CheckSUR.log file to your response.
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Here's the files you've requested.
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Well that idea was a bust - no problems found (I see you'd run it a few times previously)
Please run SFC /SCANNOW from an elevated command prompt, and attach a copy of your CBS.log file to your response..
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I will upload it when I run it.
I've ran that before too. I believe the words were "your files are corrupted, windows can't repair them, you're screwed". Of course, I'm paraphrasing here.
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Colour: Intense ruby red. Nose: rich, complex bouquet Palate: very well structured, balanced, fine and persistent. Very smooth.
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Bolgheri Rosso D.O.C. 2012
Ruby red colour with violet hues; typically almond nose reminiscent of violets; full and pleasant on the palate, with a slightly bitter aftertaste.
A good lambrusco can be recognised at first glance: dense, blood red, tinges goblets with an indelible colour, exuberant foam and perfume of must with distinct fragrances of raspberry and blackberry. In a word: "OTELLO".
The wine appears a garnet-edged, deep ruby red, notably luminous and vibrant. A multi-layered, rich nose first offers a broad array of aromas, including wild red berry, and darker-fleshed fruit such as dried plum, blackcurrant, and blackberry, nicely lifted by subtle hints of sweet violets, dogwood blossom, vanilla and other spices. Last to emerge are pungent nuances of roasted espresso bean, cocoa powder, and tobacco leaf. The palate is alcoholically warm, with a velvety mouthfeel, while a lively acidity and tasty, fine-grained tannins contribute to an exemplary balance. Subtle fruit notes enrich a very long-lingering finish.
Deep ruby red colour with garnet tints, presenting an intense bouquet, with the emergence at the start of fine ripe plum, blackcurrant and morello fruit, and a spiced finish of black pepper, vanilla and tobacco. Soft and enfolding in the mouth, with well-smoothed tannins and a pleasant chocolatey finish.
Colour: lively, deep ruby red; nature's gift of colour. Perfume: complex scents of mature red fruits (mainly black cherry), spices, notes of liquorice and hints of myrtle. Taste: an elegant wine that shows unexceptionable workmanship.
Guidalberto is a blend of 45% Merlot, 45% Cabernet Sauvignon and 10% Sangiovese
Deep, bright ruby red in colour. The nose is intense with cherries, blueberries, chocolate and spicy oak. On the palate there is a good mouthful of fruit and spicy flavours supported by silky tannins. Concentrated yet elegant with a medium to long finish.
With this harvest we are beginning to understand the great potential of our vineyards. It was a year that gave optimum tannin ripeness with retained freshness, restraint and balance. Biserno is concentrated yet finely structured and tight knit.
Strong ruby red that becomes garnet. Typical and very intense bouquet but with a delicate, full, warm and velvety taste.


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Debt Redemption Backed-Up In Fitch's view, CLM's access to state support will continue to ensure timely debt servicing, as the region faces high redemptions over the next three years, which exceeded 25% of outstanding debt as of end-2016. State liquidity mechanisms in 2017 are expected to distribute at least EUR18.2 billion to support debt amortisation of the Spanish regions that have requested it, although the 2017 state budget has estimated allocations of up to EUR25 billion in support. The Ministry of Finance and Civil Service (MinHap) coordinates with the participating regions to service debt principal and interest, and Fitch does not expect a major change to this scheme over the medium term. However, a potential change in the regional financial system as expected for 2018 may result in a progressive phase-out of the liquidity support mechanism. This is not included under Fitch?s base case scenario. 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Discussion in 'Starting a Lawn Care Business' started by Eric ELM, Apr 16, 2001.
Always bring a change of clothes when you have the runs.
I've had this a few times, usually with some of my elderly customers, they think thier pulling one over on you by letting the grass grow knee high before they let you mow again. I tell them this and its worked well for me "your yard needs to be cut every week i'm going to mow it this time when its high, but if i come back in two weeks and its this high agian i'll charge you double because its takes me longer to do and its harder on my equipment."
What boots do you recommend. How many pairs will I need since I cut 5 days in a row right now. I am in t-shoes right now, and I don't want to be dumb and get hurt.
Also, what is an approximate new price of 36 inch walk behind scag hydro?
Boots: you should look at some good ankle high boots, I make all my guys were em, i've bought Cat, Wolverines, and Magnums they all seem to work well,
Scag 36": up here in Wa, a new one will run you just shy of 6k
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So nothing in particular on the boot brands works better for lawn care. Just a nice pair of name brand ones. That should be an easy addition for me
Should I buy more than one pair or is it all right to wear the same pair every day?
I'd recommend "Steel Tip" ankle high!!! Its come in handy several times this season already.
Some recommend "airing out" shoes and boots---letting them dry out completey before wearing them again---so having two pair isn't a bad idea!
one thing thats really important, make sure your boots are water proof, I know its a no brainer but you could be completely miserable out there if your feet stay soggy all day
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