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Malibu - a internationally known hub of surfers, cyclers, movie stars and beauty - is in danger.
PCH- Pacific Coast Highway - is considered to be one of the most picturesque roads in America. Twenty -seven miles of it flows through the city of Malibu. It's also one of the most dangerous. Despite its beauty, highway has taken its toll on the residents and although Malibu has only 13,000 residents, the accident rate, thanks to PCH, resembles a city with a much larger population.
I don't usually get involved in Kickstarters because I find most of them rather self serving, but PCH: Probably Cause Harm is definitely one that I wanted to get involved with. This isn't about raising money for a Zach Branif movie or a Veronica Mars film, this story is about people.
Despite protests and a grass roots organization, which has recently spouted up, nothing has been done to make the roadway safer. In fact, the problem gets only worse. Rescue sirens commingle crashing waves on a daily basis. This idyllic paradise is deadly.
The documentary project started by Michel Shane, producer of movies such as I, Robot and Catch Me If You Can, was inspired by the death of his daughter. On April 3, 2010, young Emily Shane lost her life while safely, she thought, approaching a crosswalk along PCH. She was on the way to meet her father. Little did she expect the maniacal driver speeding down from the top of Topanga Blvd determined to kill himself and anyone in his way. Emily died instantly.
But the story isn't just about Emily Shane, but she was the youngest to die on PCH. During the four month time after Emily's death, eight more people met their fate along the five-mile stretch in the beach-side enclave and this scene is constantly being repeated but no one is doing anything to rectify it. Drunk drivers, speeders and the lack of a substantial embankment along the highway, creates a lethal framework. To this date, there have been another 20 killed or injured. When and how will it stop?
Directed by Paola Cutri, and edited by Jon Bachman, the film, which will also have a name star narrating, is being done almost completely by volunteers for the cause. It addresses why this horrific situation is happening and exposes the obsolete road infrastructure and insufficient traffic regulation as well as examining Malibu's other safety hazards. The movie will highlight many of the families who have lost loved ones on PCH and will share perspectives from sheriff's deputies, tow truck drivers, cabbies, and others who have experienced first-hand carnage on the road. It will include interview with celebrities who have been involved in accidents on this beautiful highway.
While the film doesn't have the answers, it hopes that the documentary will get people talking, will cause some action to be accomplished. It will explore measure that might be taken to make the road safer and hope that engineers, traffic experts and law enforcement officials can provide some solutions.
Getting the film out there presents the major challenge. While the feature is currently in pre-production and interviews are being secured, the track record of Michel Shane should prove a boost when the documentary distributes and shows various film festivals and potentially in the theatre. Monies raised will not only fund the film, but anything left over will go to a foundation to insure that the message of the movie sticks. Libraries and schools will receive the film for free.
No, I don't live in Malibu, but the documentary is one that affects all of us in Southern California and that all of us need to be made aware of. This is a story that demands exposure.
Their goal of $35,000 has barely been touched. There are only 12 days left to continue the Kickstarter campaign -- otherwise everything will be for naught. Please go to the following link - or go to Kickstarter and look up Probably Cause Harm - and help us make PCH safer.

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With the recent launch of some new products to the Christopher Drummond Beauty makeup collection—an innovative line created by former model and professional makeup artist Christopher Drummond—the company sent me free sample sizes of a few of their products to test and review. This line prides itself on being "100% natural, vegan, made with organic ingredients." I like it because it's great makeup.
The newest product to become a part of the Christopher Drummond line is the (2) Revitalizing Facial Serum ($55), which contains the "breakthrough" organic ingredient DMAE along with carrot extract, meadow foam extract, aloe, sugar cane and vitamins. This product certainly seems to have the ability to do it all! Firm, lift, tighten, hydrate, exfoliate and fight the effects of aging (whew!). Of course, only time will tell if this product can deliver on all its promises, but what I can say with certainty is that it feels great going on, absorbs into the skin nicely and leaves no greasy or sticky feeling in its wake. If I could afford to drop $55 on this stuff, I would, but I can't…so I won't.


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Contents: cheddar cheese, grapes, cantaloupe balls, circle pizza, pepperoni, circle pizza, blueberries
This shape challenge was all about the melon baller for my girls, possibly even me too. I remember trying to use my mom's as a child (again with the nostalgia, I know.) My oldest tried it twice before succumbing to her frustration and my 2 year old? She was just happy eating the melon balls. Found the cute new muffin tin liners at Uwajimaya.
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text: With an on-premises pool and the overall clothing-optional vibe of Miami, the new Marlins ballpark is ripe for sighting people without their pants on. We just figured the first person to be spotted sin pantalones would be a spectator, not a player. But ESPN did us right by grabbing this shot of the Cardinals' Rafael Furcal doing a bit of wardrobe adjustment. It's no Steve Lyons moment, but it's proof this season is off to a kicking start. [ESPN]


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The concept again - multiply each game missed by a player by his 2013/14 cap charge (including bonuses), then take the aggregate of these figures for each team and divide by 82. This indicator of value lost to a team by injury/illness is called CHIP (Cap Hit of Injured Players).
This analysis covers every team up to its 20th game. (Amazingly, this follows on from my 10-game analysis.)
For a more regular snapshot, CHIP rankings are also being fed into Rob Vollman's Team Luck calculator on a weekly basis and I'll do my best to put out the same info via the medium known to Randy Carlyle as "that Wheatie machine or whatever" (@LW3H).
Alternatively...Again, for a different indicator of player "value", I've also illustrated a similar metric based on TOI/G alongside the CHIP numbers. Clearly, neither cap charge nor TOI/G are perfect measures of player value, since each have a number of limitations and inconsistencies, but they provide a decent comparison and the results do vary somewhat.
A quick summary of the alternative metric:
- TOI/G replaces cap charge as the measure of value in the calculation
- For goalies, TOI/G has been worked out as Total Minutes Played / Games Dressed For* - i.e. a goalie playing every minute of 75% of the games, zero in the rest, would end up with a TOI/G of 45 minutes (or close to it, once you factor in OT and so on). [*Actually, "Games Played by Team - Games Missed by Goalie" - I'm not inclined to disentangle any three-goalie systems or minor-league conditioning stints.]
- This arguably overstates the worth of starting goalies somewhat,
but it's simple and you could equally argue that a workhorse goalie
is the hardest position to replace, so it's fair for them to have a
much higher TOI/G figure
- Where a player hasn't played all year or where a player fairly clearly has a reduced TOI/G figure due to getting injured in their only game or one of very few games, I've used TOI/G from last season (or further back if necessary)
- For each player, multiply games missed by TOI/G to get (for a more palatable name) Cumulative Minutes of Injured Player (CMIP)
- Take the aggregate of CMIP for the team and divide by games played by the team to arrive at AMIP (Average Minutes of Injured Players) - it feels more understandable expressing this metric as an average per game (whereas CHIP is a running total)
The table below shows:
- Total CHIP for each team over the first 20 games of the regular season, as well as the distribution of CHIP by position
- The player who has contributed most to the team's CHIP figure
- The number of players with a CHIP contribution of over $250,000 (think of it as being equivalent to a $1m player missing 20 games or a $4m player missing five games)
- AMIP for each team over the same period (e.g. an AMIP of 40:00 could be seen as the team missing two 20-minute per game players for every game this season)
- The Central isn't injury central
- Boston, Philadelphia and (to a lesser extent) Tampa Bay have been much healthier than it would appear if you deduct the totals from their pseudo-retired players (see below)
- San Jose lead the way in Burns injuries
- Ottawa will presumably start injuring their own players, if they run any sort of points-to-injury correlation analysis covering last season and this season only
- Among Buffalo's throng of fringe NHLers/borderline AHLers/Grigorenkos, I had originally excluded Corey Tropp's (eventual 15-game) absence from their numbers, but have now included it since he played games 16-20
The next lists are the top 30 individual CHIP and CMIP contributions:
The CMIP table is goalie heavy (insert Brodeur gag here) as is usually the case. Carolina with four of the top 17 CHIP numbers, giving opposition team announcers something to talk about in the 30 seconds they have to spare between "Look! Two brothers on the same team!" conversation.
Where does it hurt?
This is another update of the crude injury-by-location analysis. Again, I've just used the descriptions found in the player profiles on tsn.ca, so the figures will encompass all the inaccuracies and vagueness within them. It should give a broad indication, if nothing else, though.
Finally, a look at the Evasiveness Index. This is basically the proportion of injury instances for each team that have been described as either "Undisclosed" or the helpfully pointless "Upper/Lower Body" in the same TSN profiles. I have made no judgement about whether the many instances of "Illness" (i.e. concussion), "Flu" (i.e. concussion) should also be included.
Phoenix and Carolina no strangers to the top of this table, Edmonton and Colorado no strangers to the other end.
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exclude a few minor-leaguers / marginal NHLers (usually an
arbitrary judgement on my part) who had
been on the NHL club's IR since pre-season. Generally, if a
minor-leaguer gets called up and then injured in an NHL game, his games
missed will then count towards the CHIP though. Minor-league conditioning stints immediately after/during a
period on IR might be included in the man-games lost figures (but can't guarantee I get
it right every time)
- For the avoidance of doubt, suspensions and absences due to "personal reasons" are not included in the figures. However, as per previous seasons, any "retired" player still under contract (Savard, Pronger, Ohlund) is still included.
- There are undoubtedly a few inaccuracies and inconsistencies in
there - I do the best I can with the information out there. Corrections might well be picked up in subsequent updates
- The cap figure obviously doesn't really correlate very well to the "worth" of a player in some cases, e.g. where players are seeing out an old (underpaid or rookie) contract or where players are horrendously overpaid and/or were signed by Paul Holmgren
- Also, for any player traded where cap hit is retained by his old team, the cap hit used will only reflect that for his current team.
- I've once again stuck a full team-by-team listing of games missed and CHIP/CMIP numbers by each player on the web HERE
- Injury/games/TOI info courtesy of tsn.ca and nhl.com - man-games lost info more than likely does not exactly match up with the "official" figures released by individual teams
- Cap info courtesy of capgeek.com


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This is the story of two brothers and what is known as legal crime.
If banks sell investments to their customers telling them they are good and at the same time invest their own money in bets that the investments are bad, that is a crime. Exactly what category of crime is not immediately obvious to those of us who are not lawyers. It is obvious to lawyers, however, and the government may or may not get around to prosecuting the banks.
Legal crime is also in my family, and I wonder how much my experience is unique, how far business life has corrupted private life. Here is my family story:
One of my brothers, his name is Todd, was the executor of our mother's estate. His full name is Todd Miller. He is an architect in Ventnor, New Jersey. The estate wasn't very large because Todd and my other brother had earlier transferred most of the family property into their two names to avoid paying inheritance tax. When our mother died Todd wrote to me that though I would be the only beneficiary there was hardly any money left after his expenses, and if I demanded an accounting he would pay his lawyer to take the entire estate in his legal fees. That is what he did. Legal crime.
With immense banks doing it in an immense scale you can be pretty sure no one bothers with the legal crime of a Ventnor, New Jersey architect like Todd Miller, A.I.A.
But legal crimes sometimes do get corrected. Even big ones. The actual present Constitution of the United states was one such legal crime. The Articles of Confederation required the vote of all the state congresses for its amendment. The Constitution, however, required ratification of only 10 out of the 13 states, and by popular vote, not by the state congresses. It was "legal", but not at all if you look into it, but who was looking into it?
However much of the crime was atoned for by the 1st and other amendments in the next years. Now the U.S. Government has also gotten involved in my own family's small legal crime, and maybe there will be a little correction.
The American Embassy is making me an emergency repatriation loan. To qualify you have to provide the names of people who you have contacted and will not help you return to the U.S. from abroad. I am abroad. In Budapest. I gave them the names of my brothers.
The government very, very much does not want to make this kind of loan, and the Embassy has made it absolutely clear to me. I have mentioned to the Embassy my brother's legal crime and suggested they collect for me. They scheduled a telephone call between me and my brother to occur on the Embassy grounds the next week.
The telephone call is not a success. It's been 5, 6 years. My brother makes small talk. I answer politely and wait for him to offer to return the money, not force the government to make the emergency loan. He doesn't. He suggests I stay in Europe because it is cheaper. He seems to have no understanding that everyone is not a millionaire like himself, and that being in a cheaper place with no money is not an advantage.
Probably the banks are the same way. Everyone is a millionaire and it's all a game.


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Welcome back to another installment of Vintage Quilt Mondays. It's so nice to get back into the swing of things, especially in light of everything that has gone on the past couple of weeks. And I thought it was fitting to share this quilt with you today, since it's a version of a grandmother's garden quilt. It is hand pieced and hand quilted.
And from the looks of it, it's a quilt that has been well loved, and used for a long time. That's how quilts should be, in my opinion. This one has a lot of faded areas, especially in the green solid fabric that creates the border around each flower. You can see that the original color was almost a kelly green.
But if you look to the left of the purple, green, and yellow flower you can see how light some parts of this fabric has become.
I think I must have picked this quilt up at a garage sale or maybe an estate sale. I honestly don't remember where it came from, but you can see (again, like so many of my others!) that it still has the price tag attached. In this case it's a piece of masking tape with the price of $25 written on in. I'm kind of glad that I've kept the price tags on these quilts, just to remind me how much I've paid for them over the years.
You can also see in this photo above the amount of discoloration that has happened in parts of the quilt.
The green fabric has turned to an almost pale blue color in this section of the quilt.
There are also some holes in the quilt.
And some stains. But like I said above, to me that means the quilt was probably used for years and years. And I love that.


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Update 17.0 came with a few bugs that need fixing, so Blizzard outlined a hotfix schedule for the next two weeks.
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We are currently in the process of putting out a few hotfixes for issues introduced after the 17.0 update. Please note that these fixes take place on the server side, so you should not need to download anything if you've updated to 17.0.
We've identified and fixed an issue that could cause the game to fail to offer some eligible players the Returning Player Experience. Affected players should now receive the appropriate quest line when logging into Hearthstone. Whizbang the Wonderful will no longer offer decks with cards that have moved to the Hall of Fame. Kingsbane will now correctly be destroyed and shuffled into your deck when it reaches 0 durability. Living Roots, when disenchanted, now properly gives the amount of dust of a common instead of an epic. However, its gem rarity will not be updated until Monday (3/30). Invoke cards will now no longer appear from cards that generate other cards. Clever Disguise will now correctly function as intended when played. This coming Monday (3/30), we're planning to deploy a data-only patch that addresses a couple more issues:
Darkness Awaits will no longer be incorrectly marked as collectible in the Collection. Basic cards will no longer be incorrectly earned from Arena rewards. Living Root's gem rarity will be corrected from Epic to Common. There are several known issues that will self-resolve on 4/7 when the Demon Hunter and Ashes of Outland unlock:
Felfin Navigator will correctly appear in the Battlegrounds minion pool. The Battlegrounds Perks button will correctly function as intended when clicked. The new Priest cards will correctly appear in the Arena card pool. Demon Hunter Initiate cards will no longer be granted by completing Galakrond's Awakening Chapters. Hallucination and Blink Fox will work correctly when played against Demon Hunter in Practice Mode. Curious Glimmerroot will no longer cause client crashes when played against Demon Hunter in Practice Mode. The Search Bar in the Collection will correctly function as intended, and will no longer jump to the top of the screen. Additionally, there are a few Boomsday Project Puzzles that can no longer be completed now because of card changes introduced in 17.0. We're planning to deploy a fix for Boomsday Project Puzzles on April 9.
We are investigating several other reports and will keep you posted as we know more. We'd like to thank everyone for their patience while we get some of these bugs squashed!
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Update 17.0 came with free decks for returning players. Blizzard defines a returning player as one who had not logged into the game for four months as of March 17, meaning if you logged into Hearthstone between November 18, 2019 and now, you don't qualify as a returning player and won't receive the Class Deck.
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As our new Returning Player Experience went live along with the 17.0 update, we've found a few places where we think we can clarify the process and what you can expect.
To expand upon the eligible time period, we've defined a returning player as one who had not logged into Hearthstone for four months as of March 17th, so your last login to Hearthstone needed to be before 11/18/2019 to qualify. If you logged in on or between 11/18/2019 to 3/17/2020, you would not qualify as a returning player and receive the Class Deck.
If you're a returning player who has not logged in since before 11/18/2019, to earn your free deck
Log into Hearthstone and be presented with a new Legendary Quest line, which is made up of three total quests. In the first quest, you will face three bosses made specifically for the quest line. In the final two quests, you will play 30 cards then deal 100 damage to an enemy hero. Upon completing the third and final quest, you will be able to select your free Class Deck once you return to the main menu. If you're a new player and have not completed the new player ranks,
Log into Hearthstone and complete the tutorial and the Starter Quest line You will need to graduate from the New Player Ranks (Ranks 50-26) Upon completing these quests, you will be able to select your free Class Deck once you return to the main menu. If you have played Hearthstone before, but either did not complete the tutorial or the New Player Ranks, you will need to do both before receiving the free Class Deck. Note that there's also a chance you'll see the Returning Player quests and need to complete those as well.
As a final note, it is possible that you may not see the deck in your deck list if you did not have an open deck slot when you chose your free Class Deck. If this happens, don't worry! You will still receive all of the cards from that deck. If you would like to delete one of your existing decks, you can then navigate to this page and use our deck list. From here, copy the deck code, and you can then add the deck to your deck list from within Hearthstone.
We hope this helps to clarify the experience for everyone! In addition, we are going to keep investigating any potential issues with the returning player decks, and we will provide updates as we learn anything new.
EDIT 1: Quick update: the team has indeed identified an issue that we know is affecting some players. We're currently investigating the steps needed to fix it. I may not have an update again until tomorrow, but I'll let everyone know what to expect as soon as I know more.
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The 17.0 update is now live on PC with mobile coming later today. It includes Battlegrounds and Hall of Fame updates, the Priest rework, card pack duplication protection, and more.
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The Ashes of Outland patch ushers in a host of major updates and new features to kick off the Year of the Phoenix!
Card Packs Now Have Duplicate Protection Across All Rarities
Starting today, your card packs are going to be full of the good stuff—new cards! You'll no longer receive more than two copies of any Common, Rare, or Epic card until you have owned two copies of all cards of that rarity in a set. Crafting a card counts towards acquiring it, and any cards you acquire and later disenchant (whether golden or non-golden) count as well. This means that if you get a card that you don't want, you can disenchant it and you will not receive it again until you have all cards of that rarity from that set. This improvement even affects card packs you already own, but it won't affect the overall distribution of rarities in card packs.
Free Deck for New and Returning Players
If you're new to the game—or you've been away for a spell—we'd like to help you get right to playing and having fun. Starting today, players new to the game who graduate from the New Player ranks will get a free competitive deck from a class of their choice, built with cards from the Year of the Dragon! This also applies to players who haven't logged into the game in the past four months*.
*Free deck only available to players who have not logged into Hearthstone in the past 4 months beginning on March 17, 2020. Limit one per account.
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Cobalt Guardian has been removed from the Minion pool. NEW HERO – Illidan Stormrage added to the pool.
Wingmen [Passive] Start of Combat: Your left and right-most minions attack immediately.
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Divine Shield Whenever you summon a Mech during combat, gain +1 Attack and Divine Shield.
Felfin Navigator [Murloc, Tier 3] 4 Attack, 4 Health.
Battlecry: Give your other Murlocs +1/+1. Card Changes
Dr. Boom, Mad Genius Old: Cost 9 mana → New: Cost 7 mana. Giggling Inventor Old: Cost 7 mana → New: Cost 6 mana. Raiding Party Old: Cost 4 mana → New: Cost 3 mana. Reckless Experimenter Old: Deathrattle minions you play cost (3) less, but die at end of turn. (Cost can't be reduced below 1.) → New: Deathrattle minions you play cost (3) less, but die at end of turn. Zephrys the Great—Now Greater Than Ever
Zephrys the Great has been updated for the changes to the Basic/Classic sets in Year of the Phoenix: Removal of the 5 Neutral and 6 Priest cards sent to the Hall of Fame. Addition of Demon Hunter Basic cards (pending Ashes of Outland launch on April 7), and the 6 new Priest Basic/Classic cards. Improved ordering of simulated attacks to best make use of Rush minions to clear Taunts, in order to maximize potential face damage. This should solve many cases where Zephrys 'missed lethal' that involved trading a Rush minion into a Taunt before going face with other minions. Zephrys is now more likely to offer a Freeze card when the opponent has a full board, since it locks the opponent out of being able to play any minions. Fixed a bug where Freeze effects were sometimes offered against already-Frozen enemies. Fixed a bug where SI:7 Infiltrator was offered for next turn over Flare for this turn. Fixed several bugs involving the opponent's weapon and/or Frozen state, for calculating whether healing should be offered. Fixed a bug where minions whose base cost was higher than 10 (such as Shirvallah, the Tiger) were evaluated as being extremely valuable. Fixed a bug where Windfury was not offered for use on a minion that has already attacked once this turn. Fixed a bug where Crazed Alchemist was offered to destroy your own Doomsayer. Priest Cards Entering Hall of Fame
Players who own the Classic cards below will be granted the full Arcane Dust refund for each. Players who do not have access to the Wild format will have the two Basic cards removed from their Collection and will be granted a full dust refund for both.
Classic – Auchenai Soulpriest Classic – Holy Fire Classic – Shadowform Classic – Prophet Velen Basic – Divine Spirit Basic – Northshire Cleric Priest Balance Updates
Power Word: Shield Old: [Cost 1] Give a minion +2 Health. Draw a card. New: [Cost 0] Give a minion +2 Health. Shadow Word: Death Old: [Cost 3] Destroy a minion with 5 or more Attack. New: [Cost 2] Destroy a minion with 5 or more Attack. Holy Smite Old: [Cost 1] Deal 2 damage. New: [Cost 1] Deal 3 damage to a minion. Holy Nova Old: [Cost 5] Deal 2 damage to all enemies. Restore 2 Health to all friendly characters. New: [Cost 4] Deal 2 damage to all enemy minions. Restore 2 Health to all friendly characters. Shadow Madness Old: [Cost 4] Gain control of an enemy minion with 3 or less Attack until end of turn. New: [Cost 3] Gain control of an enemy minion with 3 or less Attack until end of turn. Temple Enforcer Old: [Cost 6] 6/6 - Give a friendly minion +3 Health. New: [Cost 5] 5/6 Give a friendly minion +3 Health. Thoughtsteal Old: [Cost 3] Copy 2 cards in your opponent's deck and add them to your hand. New: [Cost 2] Copy 2 cards in your opponent's deck and add them to your hand. New Priest Cards
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[Cost 2] 2 Attack, 3 Health Battlecry: Give a friendly minion +2 Health. Classic - Scarlet Subjugator
[Cost 1] 2 Attack, 1 Health Battlecry: Give an enemy minion -2 Attack until your next turn. Classic - Shadow Word: Ruin
[Cost 4] Destroy all minions with 5 or more Attack. Classic - Natalie Seline
[Cost 8] 8 Attack, 1 Health Battlecry: Destroy a minion and gain its Health. Neutral Cards Entering Hall of Fame
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Yesterday was my favorite day of the year: Breakfast at Tiffany's! I feel so lucky to attend; it never gets old. It's a truly magical way to kick off the holiday season.
With Breakfast at Tiffany's in mind, I put on this coat and a little black dress that seemed appropriate for the occasion. I picked up the coat at the Juicy holiday preview - they had a discount I couldn't pass up, and the coat had this vintage vibe that was calling my name. But it gets so much better! After finding out about the Adopt NY fundraiser we're having next Monday, they graciously offered to donate a matching coat to the cause, along with a hat and gloves. If you like this coat, you'll have a chance to bid on one for yourself (as well as the hat/gloves) at the Shop for Adopt NY sale next Monday. Thank you for being so generous, Juicy Couture!


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Today I graduated from my Bachelor of Computer Science and Technology from the University of Sydney, Australia. My parents are very pleased, to an Asian values graduating is a phase of maturity.
It took me 10-years of on and off studies to reach this far in my academic archivement. Getting another degree? Unlikely.


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If you've been reading my blog for a while, you probably know that I love the quilts of Gee's Bend. I was fortunate enough to see one of the exhibitions of the quilts when it traveled to Cleveland in 2004. Jeff had seen it earlier at the Whitney and he knew that I would love the show, so we made the four hour drive from Cincinnati to the Cleveland Museum of Art. At the show, I bought the catalog from the exhibition and it is one of my favorite quilting books, but in all honesty, I have never read any of the essays in it before. I've looked at the gorgeous photographs many, many times, but that was it.
We had to drive to Tennessee for the funeral of Jeff's grandmother who passed away this week, so I brought my Gee's Bend catalog with me for the trip. And I finally started to read some of the essays.
And I'm glad I did. As a crafter/designer/quilter/small business owner/blogger/aspiring pattern writer/etc who is also a wife and mother of two young children, I often feel like a chicken without its head, running around from one task to the other, and still trying to find the time to express my creativity. And then I read this passage:
Their aesthetic is purposeful, composed with the speed and authority and a quiet hum, an occasional prick if the finger, the spreading out of the cloth, smoothing it to see that the pattern is emerging as desired, the interaction with others, the folding up of the quilt and putting it away. Unlike a painting or drawing that can be put up on an easel, contemplated or admired, a quilt in progress must be set aside, stored in a safe place until the next available free block of time. The quilt will be beautiful when it is done, but while it is being done--and because a woman's work is never done--it might just look like some "needlework." Never mind that the artist is walking around, walking briskly of course with that pattern in her head while taking care of her seven or more "head of children" and tending to whomever else is in need around her--up the road, across the road, around the bend, in the next town--trying to get all of the crops in, picking cotton, braiding hair, soothing the furrowed brow of an overworked husband who had a run-in with the white man in Rehoboth or Montgomery or somewhere out in the country; learning that she is pregnant again, still walking around with those multicolored patterns in her head, those patterns that will not let her go, will not release her, will gently tug at her until she has manipulated them, until she has conquered them, until she has brought them under her spell. (from the introduction, written by Alvia Wardlaw, pg. 18)
While my life is certainly quite different than those of the women of Gee's Bend, I can relate to the feeling of having so much to do in such a limited amount of time. But if they can do it, and do it as brilliantly as they did, I have nothing to complain about. I have lots to do, and it is true that my work is never done. But I'll get to it all, eventually. It just might take a while.


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Interesting article in the WSJ , not to be taken literally but interesting all the same!
The Exercise Equivalent of a Cheeseburger?
New Research Says Endurance Running May Damage Health
By KEVIN HELLIKER; Updated May 24, 2013 4:41 p.m. ET
Runners at the London Marathon in April Reuters
Over the last few months, during the endurance-athletics off-season, something extraordinary happened: The line began to blur between the health effects of running marathons and eating cheeseburgers.
"I'm not worried," says veteran running coach Mark Sullivan, who has run more than 150 marathons, joking that "there are guys who live to be 100 smoking cigarettes and eating cheeseburgers."
Endurance athletes have long enjoyed a made-of-iron image. But amid mounting evidence that extraordinary doses of exercise may diminish the benefits of modest amounts, that image is being smudged. That extra six years of longevity running has been shown to confer? That benefit may disappear beyond 30 miles of running a week, suggest recent research.
The improved blood pressure, cholesterol levels and robust cardiac health that exercise has been proven to bestow? Among extreme exercisers, those blessings may be offset partially by an increased vulnerability to atrial fibrillation and coronary-artery plaque, suggest other recent studies.
Normann Stadler reacts after winning the Ironman Triathlon World Championship in 2006. DPA/Zuma Press
In the face of this research, long-standing skepticism about the possibility of "exercise overdose" is softening among many sports physicians. "The lesson I've learned from 40 years of cardiology is that when there's this much smoke, there's often some fire," said Paul Thompson, a sports-medicine specialist and veteran marathoner who is chief of cardiology at Hartford Hospital in Connecticut.
Anecdotal concerns about endurance athletics have been building for years. Cardiac conditions that required surgery have forced into retirement two winners of the Ironman Triathlon World Championship. In 2011, Ironman winner Normann Stadler underwent emergency surgery to repair an enormous aortic aneurysm, a condition not caused but very possibly aggravated by endurance athletics. Research shows an association between endurance athletics and enlarged aortic roots.
Other recent studies suggest the significant mortality benefits of running may diminish or disappear at mileage exceeding 30 miles a week and other, very small studies have shown elevated levels of coronary plaque in serial marathoners—a problem that rigorous exercise theoretically could cause.
"Heart disease comes from inflammation and if you're constantly, chronically inflaming yourself, never letting your body heal, why wouldn't there be a relationship between over exercise and heart disease?" said John Mandrola, a cardiac electrophysiologist and columnist for TheHeart.org.
Yet sports-medicine specialists are sharply divided over whether any warning is warranted. For every American who exercises to extremes, after all, there are thousands who don't exercise at all—and who might embrace any exercise-related warnings as cause for staying sedentary. Moreover, the evidence for extreme-exercise hazards is far from conclusive—and is contradicted by other studies suggesting the health benefits of exercise may accrue to infinity.
"It's true that the majority of cardiovascular protection comes from exercise at more moderate levels, but there is compelling evidence that there's no upper limit," said Benjamin Levine, director of the Institute for Exercise and Environmental Medicine in Dallas and professor of medicine at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.
"I don't want anyone to read that exercise can be bad for you. added Mandrola, a passionate cyclist. "Some folks do tons of exercise and are protected. Some folks probably have some individual susceptibility to it. I'm a big believer in short intervals of high intensity."
Sports medicine has a history of ignoring warning signs. Long after evidence emerged that over-hydrating could prove fatal to marathoners, experts continued encouraging runners to drink as much as possible—leading to utterly preventable tragedies such as the death of a 43-year-old mother of three in the 1998 Chicago Marathon. "Why did it take 20 years before the original evidence was accepted?" asked a 2006 article in the British Journal of Sports Medicine.
Following the recent emergence of studies finding high levels of coronary plaque in marathon runners, sports medicine is debunking the myth that distance running confers near-absolute protection against heart disease. "The thinking used to be, if you're a marathoner, you're protected," said Thompson. While taking seriously the growing evidence for potential risks of endurance exercise, Thompson said he isn't advising his patients against it. "As a former marathoner, I have a sympathetic bent toward large amounts of exercise."
Publicizing the potential dangers of endurance exercise could give recreational athletes an argument for resisting pressure to go longer and harder. Within the running and triathlon communities, glory is often reserved for those who go extreme distances. "The longer you go, the more attention people pay to you," said Aaron Baggish, a triathlete, marathoner and Massachusetts General Hospital cardiologist.
The loudest voice warning about the dangers of endurance exercise may be that of James O'Keefe, a sports cardiologist and former elite triathlete. In his late 40s, O'Keefe started experiencing heart palpitations following heavy workouts. He now believes the culprit was unrelenting exercise. An article he co-wrote last year in the Mayo Clinic Proceedings said: "Long-term excessive endurance exercise may induce pathological structural remodeling of the heart and large arteries."
As director of a decadeslong project called the National Runners' Health Study, Paul Williams has published dozens of scientific articles showing that running—the more the better—confers a variety of robust health benefits. But along with Hartford's Thompson, Williams just completed a study of 2,377 runners and walkers who had survived heart attacks. Over 10.4 years, 526 of them died, 71.5% of them from cardiovascular disease. What Williams found is that the more they ran or walked after a heart attack, the less likely they were to die of heart disease—until they exceeded 7.1 kilometers of running or 10.7 kilometers of walking daily.
For its subjects, the study concludes, "Excessive exercise significantly increases mortality."


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The world's largest offshore wind farm has abandoned expansion plans in a blow to the UK's status as a global leader in the industry.
London Array announced it will not go ahead with the second phase of an offshore wind farm, partly because of the time it would take to assess the impact on birds.
The consortium behind the Thames Estuary development said there were "technical challenges and environmental uncertainties" surrounding the site.
There would be a wait of at least three years to assess the potential impact of additional turbines on the habitat of red-throated divers.
The plans drawn up for phase two of the scheme involved an extra 240 megawatts (MW) of power, with an expectation that the final capacity would be closer to 200MW. The first phase of the scheme generates 630MW.
London Array said it had formally requested the Crown Estate to terminate the agreement for lease of phase two and has cancelled the remaining grid capacity it had reserved at a National Grid substation in Graveney, Kent.
General manager Mike O'Hare said the second phase had always been subject to a planning condition requiring London Array to "demonstrate that any change caused by the additional turbines to the habitat of the red-throated divers that over-winter in this part of the Thames Estuary would not compromise its status as a designated environmental special protection area".
He said: " We believe it will take until at least January 2017 for that data to be collected and although initial findings from the existing phase one site look positive, there is no guarantee at the end of three years that we will be able to satisfy the authorities that any impact on the birds would be acceptable.
"In the absence of any certainty that phase two would be able to go ahead, our shareholders have decided to surrender the Crown Estate agreement for lease on the site, terminate the grid connection option, and concentrate on other development projects in their individual portfolios. Our existing operations at Ramsgate and staffing levels are unaffected."
The Department for Energy and Climate Change insisted some "rationalisation" of the offshore industry's expansion plans was to be expected.
An official said: " There are some projects which are potentially reducing size at the moment. The most important thing to say is that's a very natural thing to happen within the sector, it reflects the fact that the industry is maturing and focusing on the most practical projects.
"It reflects the fact that sites are often reduced or not developed given the particular circumstances of those sites, whether they are a very long way in the future in terms of the pipeline, whether they face particular geological or other issues.
"And it reflects the fact that some sites have particular environmental impacts which need to be managed very carefully, for example in the case of the London Array."
Offshore schemes with the potential to produce 41 gigawatts of power by 2030 were in the pipeline, although many of those were in the early "scoping" phase and firms would focus on the "best value projects".
The offshore renewables joint industry programme (Orjip), bringing together officials and the industry, was working on gathering evidence about the impact of wind farms on the environment.
An official said: "T he regulatory environment was set in the late 1970s by Europe, it's based on the precautionary principle. Other people can fight about the politics of that."
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The Lit was closed earlier this year after seeing its third murder.
BROCKTON – Jose Cruz purchased the Sunset Cafe on Main Street seven years ago, and has maintained its success with the help of his family, immigrants from Cape Verde.
He hopes to do the same with The Lit, a bar on Ames Street that closed in April after seeing its third murder in four years.
"We're going to make it into a family restaurant," Cruz said. "I'm hoping to change that side of the neighborhood."
Elson G. Miranda, a 22-year-old Cape Verdean man from Brockton, was shot and killed inside The Lit April 11.
His alleged killer, Kierft Noel of Brockton, has been charged with murder, unlawful possession of a firearm and carrying a loaded firearm.
The shooting, coming on the same day as a fatal stabbing and amid a week of violent crime in the city, prompted Brockton officials to call for increased police activity, including efforts to require video surveillance at late-night businesses, additional patrols in troubled neighborhoods and a new police motorcycle unit.
"We're trying to be proactive in reducing crime in the city," Mayor Bill Carpenter said. "We don't want to just sit down and wait for things to happen to respond."
As part of that effort, city officials negotiated with the owner of The Lit, Gary Lawcewicz, to voluntarily shut down pending the restaurant's sale. Cruz said that the sale has yet to close but that when it does he expects to re-open under a different name within a few months.
"It seems like it's going to go through," Cruz said.
Andrew Schwartz, Lawcewicz's attorney, could not be reached for comment.
Cruz, who settled in Brockton 25 years ago, said he will offer a mix of Cape Verdean, Portugese and American food. He plans to renovate the building and open initially with hours of 11 a.m. to 1 a.m.
Ward 6 Councilor Michelle DuBois, who represents the neighborhood containing The Lit, has been a proponent of adding housing to the area in an effort to make it more family friendly.
But DuBois said in this case she is "willing to let the market decide" and welcomes a change in ownership if it means a halt to violent crime at the property, along with drug use and prostitution.
"Improving the ownership and the management is necessary and a requirement," DuBois said.
The Lit's license was suspended for three months in 2012 after 41-year-old Brian Bishop was fatally beaten in the parking lot. Kent Johnson and Rodney Finch, both of Brockton, were acquitted last month of murder and manslaughter, and instead convicted of assault and battery, causing serious bodily injury.
They were both sentenced to four years in prison at MCI-Cedar Junction, with credit for time served. The two men have been incarcerated since the incident.
In January 2010, Darnell Harrison, 26, was shot to death outside The Lit. Kyle Bryant, 31, of Brockton, was sentenced last fall to life without parole for the murder.
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Tous les garçons et les filles
I find it curious that one of the most ambitious European film projects of the 1990s has slipped away from memory in the English-speaking world, having received scant attention and distribution here. I refer to 1994's Tous les garçons et les filles de leur âge (roughly rendered "All the Boys and Girls of Their Age").
The project was hatched by Chantal Popaud for the television channel Arte. She commissioned films from ten directors—five women and five men—and asked them to make an autobiographical film about their teenage years. She stipulated that music must play an important role, and there must be at least one party scene.
The films in the cycle included:
— U.S. Go Home (Claire Denis)
— Cold Water (Olivier Assayas)
— Portrait of a Young Girl at the End of the 1960s in Brussels (Chantal Akerman)
— Wild Reeds (Andre Téchiné)
— Travolta and Me (Patricia Mazuy)
— Infiltrate (Emilie Deleuze)
— Trop de Bonheur (Cédric Kahn)
— Peace and Love (Laurence Ferreira Barbosa)
— Brothers (Olivier Dahan)
I've seen just three of these—Denis, Assayas and Téchiné—and they are all outstanding. Emilie Deleuze is the daughter of Gilles Deleuze, and the only film I've seen by her, Peau neuve, at TIFF '99, has long made me eager to see more. The only entry in the cycle that is currently in US distribution is the Téchiné.
James Quandt programmed the series in Toronto soon after the films came out. Looking at the program notes, I notice that only nine (not ten) films were screened. The Internet tells me that Jean-Claude Brisseau was the tenth director commissioned—but appears not to have turned in his film. (Does anyone know if this is true?)
I recently caught up with Claire Denis' terrific documentary Jacques Rivette, the Nightwatchman (1990). It is structured as a series of conversations between Rivette and critic Serge Daney. At one point, Daney asks Rivette: "Have you seen any films recently that gave you the feeling that we're seeing good, strong, unexpected things again?"
Rivette cites Patricia Mazuy (this was 4 years before she made her film in the Tous les garçons et les filles series) and her film Peaux de vaches. He describes what struck him about Mazuy's film:
From the start, you feel like the film is leading somewhere, and the more it goes on, the better it gets, the more the relationships become both more intense and also more mysterious. And we suddenly come to a scene which I found extraordinary, so shattering I went to see it again the following week both for the pleasure and also to check on that scene and see what happened and how it was filmed. The first time I almost had the feeling of those scenes that you dream, I often do that. I dream I'm in a cinema watching a film and seeing wonderful things but then I wake up and it's gone. But here it as on screen, I hadn't dreamed it!
It's Jean-François [Stevenin]'s final scene … I can't remember the character's name. (Like everyone else, I talk about films using the actors' names!) He sets off on the road. That's the first shot of the scene. In the next shot, we see Sandrine Bonnaire running towards him. She catches him up, tries to stop him, and they carry on walking and talking for a while until they fall into each other's arms and kiss. And he turns to her and says: "Bring the girl and come away with me." That's all one take, hand-held I think, fairly bumpy and following the movement. It looks good, the camera accompanies the characters. Suddenly there's this close-up of Jean-François which shocked me the first time I saw the film. Because it cuts into this wonderful long shot and shows him watching Sandrine Bonnaire after asking her. It's a short shot, followed by a reverse angle close-up on Sandrine Bonnaire, she doesn't answer, she just looks at him. Then her face begins to move, she begins to move and we understand by her movement that she's going to him but he's no longer there. We follow, the camera moves behind her, and we see Jean-François heading up the road, stopping a truck that's coming towards us and climbing aboard, all in this shot that started on her face.
It all happened, from his reaction to the fact that she didn't reply, and his leaving, all happened off camera, we only saw Sandrine Bonnaire's face, then her movement, and that's it, it's over, he's gone. It's virtually the last shot of the film. I thought it was a magical shot, very well filmed and at the same time it conveys emotion through the inventive use of the camera. You almost have to be a filmmaker to appreciate it. It was very simply done.
-- A big thank-you to the graduate students and faculty at the University of Pittsburgh for inviting me down to their conference on cinephilia a couple of weeks back. I had an absolutely delightful time!
-- There's a new issue of Experimental Conversations. Via Adrian Martin, whose monthly column at Filmkrant is called "The Beginning and the End". It begins: "Every film should have a good start — which means a definite start, not a meandering, weak one. And every film should have a good ending, no matter how open or mysterious it may be."
-- A great image-filled post on objects, locations, patterns and details in the films of Jean-Pierre Melville by scholar Roland-François Lack.
-- Film critic Elliott Stein has died. Here's a recollection by Jonathan Rosenbaum. Also: Jonathan on the Viennale in the new Film Comment; and Dennis Lim on the same festival in Artforum.
-- Jacques Rivette's Duelle has popped up on YouTube with English subs. (Via Jaime Christley.)
-- David Bordwell: "Make a movie about a possessed pre-adolescent girl who needs an exorcism, and soon we'll have movies about possessed high-school girls, possessed dogs, possessed cars, and so on. Call it the variorum quality of popular culture—the tendency to explore, sometimes exhaustively, all the possibilities of a single premise."
-- Nice to discover that Richard T. Jameson's memorable Film Comment essay from 1980, "Style vs. 'Style': The good, the bad, and the whatever," is now available to read online.
-- Catherine Grant dedicates a post to the work of Tag Gallagher. She begins with this quote from him: "[T]here is no formula for movie criticism. Cinema is not the same cinema in Ford and Rossellini, so you don't use the same tools to look at it. Frame enlargements can show a lot of Ford's art -- composition, camera angles rhyming from one shot to the next, lighting – but almost nothing of Rossellini's art, because Rossellini turns everything into motion. All the feelings, the motivations, the characters' sense of self, even morality and philosophy are turned into motion. So I published a thousand pages about Rossellini, but I really couldn't deal with his cinema, until I made my video about his Francesco, giullare di Dio."
-- Bill Krohn on Nicholas Ray's We Can't Go Home Again, at Andy Rector's Kinoslang.
-- At Frieze, Tom von Logue Newth talks to Leos Carax about Holy Motors.
-- Phillip Maciak on J. Hoberman and Siegfried Kracauer in the Los Angeles Review of Books. Also: several new blog posts by Hoberman at his present online home, ArtInfo.
-- Michael D. Dwyer: "In teaching my undergraduate Media Studies seminar, I often illustrate concepts that students find abstract or complex with examples from pop music, and especially music video. A few weeks ago, I was using a series of clips to run through some dominant concepts in mid-twentieth century media studies, a funny thing happened in my classroom. I started to play this [Miley Cyrus] clip…and just as I reached to turn the sound down and start talking about QD Leavis, my students started singing. All of them. Loudly."
-- Great news: Philip Brophy's first in a series of columns exploring "sound, vision and contemporary culture" at RealTime Arts magazine (via Adrian).
-- Yusef Sayed on Stephen Dwoskin at Little White Lies. Also: at his own website Insane Horizon, Yusef talks to composer and long-time Dwoskin collaborator Gavin Bryars.
-- Thom Andersen's new documentary is on architect Eduardo Souto de Moura. Andersen: "The difference between Porto and Los Angeles is that there isn't a compulsion to tear these things down immediately in Porto. In Porto, everywhere you look you see ruins of buildings. There's always a question of what can be done with these buildings. [...] The ruin is like a living thing that changes, something not necessarily to be preserved, but something that can be built upon."
-- Next year's Locarno film festival will feature a George Cukor retrospective.
-- At MUBI, an interview with actress Marie Rivière on working with Eric Rohmer on The Green Ray.
pic: U.S. Go Home (Claire Denis, 1994).


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The Gold and Green train is back on the tracks. After a one-year absence off the podium on the final weekend of the high school football season, Jess Simpson's Wolves are back on top after a 10-3 win in the Class AAA championship game over a tenacious St. Pius X squad.
"These kids are stubborn," said Buford coach Jess Simpson. "They wouldn't give in. And they had a decided heart. They made up their minds this is what they were going to do tonight."
It was Buford's fifth state title in six seasons.
A 39-yard run on fourth-and-two by Dontravious Wilson broke a 3-3 tie with 9:30 left in the ballgame. Wilson's dramatic touchdown will not soon be forgotten at the Gwinnett high school.
"That's going to go down in the history books of Buford as one of the greatest runs," said an emotional Simpson. "It was blocked beautifully and he made a play. We felt like we had to make one play and we could put a lot of pressure on them, and we did it."
The senior tailback finished the game with 72 yards on 17 carries. Wilson's scoring jaunt put pressure on a St. Pius offense not used to playing from behind. And with a seven-point lead, the Wolves' defense smelled blood.
"They hit a (big) play, and we just couldn't move the ball well enough to do anything consistently," said St. Pius X head coach Paul Standard. "Late in the game we just had to throw it, and that's not our forte. They knew we were going to have to throw and they could just pin their ears back and come at us."
In the first half, a stop on fourth-and-two by Korie Rogers on Pius fullback Ryan Braswell ended an epic Golden Lions' opening drive that took up more than half of the first quarter.
The teams then swapped possessions in the second quarter before a defensive holding call on St. Pius kept a Buford drive alive just before the half. Kicker Matthew Bonadies drilled a 43-yard field goal with four seconds left for the first points of the game and a 3-0 halftime lead for Buford.
"That little sophomore kicker has had a great year," said Simpson. "That was probably his 12th or 13th field goal (of the season) and he just made it through there, but it ended up being huge."
The second half was dominated by Buford's defense. In the fourth quarter, several lost-yardage plays hemmed up the Golden Lions' prolific rushing offense. The Golden Lions had been averaging 43.5 points per game in the playoffs, but finished this game with just three points and 201 yards of total offense.
"It was all 11 (defenders)," said Simpson. "It was guys fitting together and playing together. You've got to be so disciplined to play that offense. If you had told me the other day we could hold those guys to a field goal, I'd have said 'you're crazy.'"
For Buford, the state championship comes as vindication after an offseason of wondering "what if" after a heart-breaking overtime loss to Calhoun in last season's AA championship. Simpson's program also had to overcome the forfeiture of two wins earlier in the season due to the use of an ineligible player. Buford won each game by more than 60 points.
Due to the two forfeits (which came in region games), the Wolves were given the No. 3 seed out of Region 7 and had to play their last three playoff games on the road prior to today's trip to the Georgia Dome.
"Sitting in the room with my seniors saying 'Guys, we have to forfeit two games for something that's not your fault," said Simpson of the forfeits. "And them saying, 'Coach, it's okay. We have decided what we're going to do.' They just had a resolve that is so special. It's something I've never been around. Just a really neat group."
The Wolves have now won eight state titles and seven since 2001. It was the program's first championship at the Class AAA level.


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Thousands of vending machines across the District could be getting a makeover, if one council member gets her way.
Ward 3 Councilwoman Mary Cheh has introduced a bill that will limit junk food options in government-run buildings in the city. She says it's really about offering healthier choices for employees in the city, not completely eliminating the availability of Doritos, Milky Ways and the like.
"We're not prescribing what you choose," Cheh told the Washington Examiner. "But you ought to have the opportunity to choose something that's healthy."
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Her proposal calls for half the contents of vending machines in federal and municipal buildings to adhere to a "healthy" standard, which will be determined by the mayor. The bill will have public hearings and committee votes before the full council makes a decision.
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Census Records for Colorado
This entry was originally written by Birdie Monk Holsclaw and Marsha Hoffman Rising CG, FUGA, FASG for Red Book: American State, County, and Town Sources.
Population Schedules
• Indexed'1860 (as various territories, see below), 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930
• Soundex'1880, 1900, 1920
Mortality Schedules
• 1870, 1880
Industry and Agriculture Schedules
• 1870, 1880
The Colorado Historical Society has microfilmed copies of the Colorado decennial census with indexes for 1860, 1870, and 1880. Although it does not currently own the Soundex to the 1900 census, one is located at the National Archives'Rocky Mountain Region in Denver and the Norlin Library, University of Colorado. The Denver Public Library'Western History and Genealogy Department holds copies of almost all microfilm of Colorado population schedules (including 1860 Kansas and Nebraska territorial schedules, which include parts of Colorado), as well as printed indexes and microfilmed Soundex. The Colorado State Archives has the 1860 censuses on microfilm for Utah, New Mexico, Nebraska, and Kansas that cover the present geographic boundaries of Colorado. No survey of available state copies of the federal censuses exists; however, Clear Creek County holds their census records for 1880, and other copies may exist. Norlin Library at University of Colorado at Boulder (see Colorado Archives, Libraries, and Societies) maintains microfilm copies of Colorado population schedules (including Kansas, Nebraska, and Utah territorial schedules), as well as most related Soundexes.
Microfilmed copies of the 1870 and 1880 mortality schedules are located at the National Archives'Rocky Mountain Region and the Denver Public Library. A printed index has been compiled. The original schedules are housed with the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) in Washington, D.C. A printed index has been compiled, and is also available online at www.ancestry.com.
Territorial and State
The first census in what would become Colorado was taken in 1860 as part of several territorial censuses. Arapahoe County, which covered the central eastern section, was included in the Kansas territorial census for that year. The areas of Boulder City, Altoona City, Boulder Creek Settlement, Gold Hill Settlement, Miraville City, and the Platte River Settlement were enumerated with Nebraska Territory, and are transcribed online by Ted and Carol Miller at www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ne/state/1860cens.htm#colorado60. Denver City was enumerated partly with Nebraska and partly with the Kansas territorial census. The southeast portion of Colorado was enumerated in parts of Taos and Mora counties of New Mexico Territory. Leadville, although a booming mining town at the time and located in what is now Lake County, was in Utah Territory and not enumerated.
The Colorado Territory was organized in 1861, and voters residing in the territory were listed at that time. The original poll books (which list only males) remain in the Colorado State Archives and have been microfilmed. An index by the Colorado Genealogical Society Computer Interest Group has been printed, and is also available online at www.denver.lib.co.us/research/genealogy/election.html.
An 1866 enumeration was taken, but the only extant returns are for the northeastern section which included the counties of Logan, Morgan, Phillips, Sedgwick, Weld, and parts of Washington and Yuma. Heads of household with number of males over and under twenty-one and females over and under eighteen are included in a document available at the Colorado State Archives.
The microfilmed copy of the 1885 special federal census, encompassing population, agricultural, manufacturing, and mortality returns is located at the Colorado State Archives, the National Archives'Rocky Mountain Region in Denver, Colorado Historical Society, the Denver Public Library, and FHL. Most of this census is indexed at www.ancestry.com and can be searched at Colorado State Census, 1885. An excellent index to the large Arapahoe County portion (now Arapahoe, Denver and parts of Adams, Washington, and Yuma counties) has been compiled by the Colorado Genealogical Society. Several other counties have been indexed by various local societies. Some counties have abridged copies that arranged residents alphabetically, so that they appear to be indexes. However, researchers should be aware this 'index' does not refer the reader to the page number of the original census and is an incomplete extraction with only partial data from the census. For complete information, the researcher will need to use the original and not the county copy.
External Links
- Colorado Census Records - free up-to-date guide to accessing Colorado census records. Identifies federal, state, and territorial censuses, as well as substitute records (FamilySearch Research Wiki).


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Section 30474
30474. Penalty for selling unstamped cigarettes. (a) Any person who knowingly possesses, or keeps, stores, or retains for the purpose of sale, or sells or offers to sell, any package of cigarettes to which there is not affixed the stamp or meter impression required to be affixed under this part, when those cigarettes have been obtained from any source whatever, is guilty of a misdemeanor and shall for each offense be fined an amount not to exceed twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,000) or be imprisoned for a period not to exceed one year in the county jail, or, at the discretion of the court, be subject to both fine and imprisonment in the county jail.
(b) In addition to the fine or sentence, or both, each person convicted under this section shall pay one hundred dollars ($100) for each carton of 200 cigarettes, or portion thereof, if that person knowingly possessed, or kept, stored, or retained for the purpose of sale, or sold or offered for sale in violation of this section, as determined by the court. The court shall direct that 50 percent of the penalty assessed be transmitted to the local prosecuting jurisdiction, to be allocated for costs of prosecution, and 50 percent of the penalty assessed be transmitted to the board. The board may collect the penalty due pursuant to this section in the manner prescribed in Section 30483.
(c) This section shall not apply to a licensed distributor that possesses, keeps, stores, or retains cigarettes before the necessary stamp or meter impression is affixed.
History.—Stats. 1968, p. 2250, in effect November 13, 1968, revised the first sentence and added the second sentence. Stats. 1983, Ch. 1092, in effect September 27, 1983, operative January 1, 1984, substituted "one thousand dollars ($1,000)" for "five hundred dollars ($500)" after "not more than" in the first sentence, and substituted "fifty dollars ($50)" for "twenty-five dollars ($25)" after "pay" in the second sentence. Stats. 1993, Ch. 1113, in effect January 1, 1993, added commas following "stores" in the first and second sentence; substituted "those" for "such" before "cigarettes have been" in the first sentence; substituted "one hundred dollars ($100)" for "fifty dollars ($50)" in the second sentence; and added the third sentence. Stats. 2003, Ch. 890 (AB 71), in effect January 1, 2004, established the former first sentence as subdivision (a), substituted "an amount not to exceed" for "not more than" after "offense be fined", deleted "," after "($1,000)", and substituted "a period not to exceed … imprisonment in the county jail" for "not exceeding one year in the county jail, or be subject to both fine and imprisonment, in the discretion of the court" in subdivision (a); established the remaining former paragraph as subdivision (b), and added "if that person" after "or portion thereof," in the first sentence of subdivision (b); and added subdivision (c). Stats. 2006, Ch. 501 (AB 1749), in effect January 1, 2007, substituted "twenty-five" for "one" after "not to exceed", substituted "($25,000)" for "($1,000)" after "thousand dollars", and deleted "the" after "subject to both" in subdivision (a). Stats. 2011, Ch. 727 (AB 242), in effect January 1, 2012, substituted "board" for "State Board of Equalization" after "penalty assessed be transmitted to the" in the second sentence of, and added the last sentence to, subdivision (b); substituted "shall" for "does" after "This section" in subdivision (c).


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