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This week members are getting their first look at the Resnick Pavilion, and this weekend the museum will be free to everyone as we officially open the new building and its three exhibitions. On the occasion of the new addition to the campus, I talked with LACMA's director, Michael Govan, about the building.
We launched Unframed the day LACMA broke ground on the Resnick Pavilion, so we've been keeping our eye on the building's progress for a couple of years now. How do you feel about the process and the outcome of the building?
I think the results are, for me, spectacular. The building is more than a building: it expresses a lot of the fundamental ideas about the future of the museum and the definition of the museum.
How so?
I wanted a place where the whole mission of the encyclopedic museum—the patchwork of cultures, the art of all time—could be in one place. That's what Lynda and Stewart Resnick wanted as well. As collectors and as patrons, the Resnicks admire and support art and artists from all times and cultures, and this building fits that sensibility. A lot of other buildings and spaces are made for one type of art, but people who don't like that type of art—who don't think they like it—won't set foot in them. The Resnick Pavilion is about mixing art of different times and places, but for me it's just as important to mix audiences, and to take forward this idea that we have a town square, that the audiences will mix.
What is it about the Resnick Pavilion that carries that idea forward better than other buildings?
It's a combination of being on one floor plate and containing a constantly rotating slate of exhibitions. Because it's on one floor, people run into each other. It's not like they go to the second floor on the elevator and then come back down and leave. You might come for Olmec but become tempted by the costumes of Fashioning Fashion; or you might want to see the European paintings in Eye for the Sensual but you must pass through Olmec to get there. The hope is that all of the exhibitions will pique your curiosity, regardless of which one you came for. And along with that there will be the energy that comes with all of these exhibitions' audiences being, basically, in one place together.
And this is the case not only for the inaugural exhibitions but also all exhibitions going forward, right? There will always be this kind of juxtaposition of genres and eras.
Yes. The beauty of Renzo Piano's design for the Resnick Pavilion is its flexibility. Because it's all on one level you can pick the size for your exhibition; you don't have to be bound to a box of a certain size, which is true of almost all of our other spaces. You can adjust those spaces for big shows and little shows and have a much more agile mix. And of course the other benefit of being on one level is that you get natural light throughout.
The light is definitely a major feature of the new building, and of Renzo's overall vision for the campus. The third-floor galleries are my favorite part of BCAM because of the light, but in the Resnick Pavilion it's even more pronounced, thanks to the all-glass north and south facades.
Renzo is a master of light, and that's what I wanted first and foremost—a great feeling of light in the building. Renzo was the perfect architect because his father was a builder. He talks about buildings as machines. He talks about how you build them bit by bit; he exposes the mechanics. But it's also about the relationship between inside and outside, the museum and the park. Robert Irwin's precise organization of palm trees are almost an extension of the architecture, mediating between the grid of the galleries, the grid of the city, and the natural environs of the park.
Speaking of Renzo's approach to the "building as machine," one of the ideas behind his buildings at LACMA seems to be to get everything outside of the buildings—like the air ducts on the side of the Pavilion, or the escalator outside of BCAM—so that there's more room for the galleries.
Exactly. It's supposed to be all about its content. It's not a value judgment, but it's the flipside of a building like Frank Lloyd Wright's Guggenheim in New York—it's the opposite of a building as sculpture. The Resnick Pavilion's greatest homage is to the industrial buildings of the 1920s, which were extremely functional for people as well as for work to get done. For years in the museum field, so many of my colleagues talk about the fact that really the best spaces for art are old factories renovated to show art. And yet nobody builds them new with the same qualities of simple open space and light.
There's an impulse, I would imagine, to make the building itself an artwork—to make it a museum piece.
Renzo's buildings are about what's inside. For me, museum architecture is not mainly about what a building looks like as an artwork—although of course it can be one; it's about the comfort and the feeling and the accessibility the building provides to have the fullest experience of the artwork. I know that sounds sort of traditional, but it is my real belief. And I think that while people say that often, they don't build buildings that do that. A simple example is there are so many artworks that don't want spotlights, that don't want theatrical lighting. They want even, overall, natural light. Other than Renzo Piano's buildings, it's hard to find museums that do that.
When we had installed Walter De Maria's The 2000 Sculpture over the summer as a "test run," there were no interior walls at all; the light in the building was palpable. I had a chance a few weeks ago to get into the building now that the current gallery configuration is in place for the three inaugural exhibitions. I worried that it would lose that wow factor, but to the building's credit it still feels very spacious and open.
You'll see it looks bigger with walls. I was talking with LACMA's John Bowsher, who was a less-visible collaborator on the building—I've worked with him for many years; he's one of the great experts in the world on exhibition design and thinking about museum space. We were talking about how this building can take anything you can throw at it, and take it with ease and look elegant and comfortable.
For the opening, we're throwing the hardest problem at the building. It's risky—ancient Mexico, Fashioning Fashion, and the Resnick Collection—three extremely diverse exhibitions that have very different design and light and space requirements. My view is that if we pass that test, then the building will prove its incredible versatility and durability.
You've got a lot of museum-building experiences under your belt; how has the process of building the Resnick Pavilion been for you?
I've worked helping to design museums and build them for twenty-two years. I've worked on at least twelve major projects, ranging from Williams College to Bilbao to the factory renovation at Dia. This is the first chance I've had to guide the design of a building from the ground up.
So it's especially gratifying to see it open this week.
Well, it's especially terrifying. Gratifying will hopefully come later. It's been especially terrifying, that responsibility, after you've worked on so many museums and think you should know what should and shouldn't be done and have lived through mistakes and opportunities. I did feel it was an awesome responsibility to try to get it right. So I hope it's right; I don't think you can tell that until time takes its course, until many shows have been there; until artists, curators, and designers have challenged it—and until the public has had a chance to trip over the stairs.
That's right—there actually were stairs at the front entrance, which have now been converted into a ramp. That might have been the most beneficial thing about the De Maria "flash visits."
That was the idea behind the flash visits—to fiddle with the building, to see what it could do. It was a pleasure to have that extra time and make some corrections, like the stairs. And again to work with an architect of Renzo's stature and experience; to work again with Robert Irwin, who is an artist of incredible experience and capability; to work with Melody Kanschat [LACMA president], who is an ace museum-builder; and John Bowsher and the huge team of experts who contributed to the result—it was just a super exciting experience to try to meet this mission. Perhaps best of all was the incredible confidence and encouragement Lynda and Stewart Resnick gave all of us to create this space with our best judgment. In the end I think everyone is really pleased with the pavilion. I look forward to seeing what our members think this week, and especially to officially opening the building to the public this weekend.


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The current and future application of capitals in Integrated Reporting <IR> are explained today in a new report prepared for the IIRC (International Integrated Reporting Council) by a group led by ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) and the Netherlands Institute of Chartered Accountants (NBA).
The Background Paper for <IR> [1] explores the multiple capitals that are recognised as a fundamental concept for <IR>. The IIRC has identified capitals as financial capital, manufactured capital, intellectual capital, human capital, social and relationship capital, and natural capital.
When reported together, these capitals represent an important picture of an organization's value creation. All organizations depend on various forms of capital for their success, including ones they do not own, and the different capitals should be part of the organization's business model and strategy.
The Paper is being issued ahead of the IIRC's global consultation about the future of <IR>, due to be published on the 16 April 2013. The report provides a sound basis for the role of capitals in the <IR> Framework, suggests new proposals for improving the categorisation and descriptions of capitals adopted by the IIRC and provides more background to what may be unfamiliar concepts to help in their practical application.
Rachel Jackson, head of sustainability at ACCA and a member of the steering group for this Paper, says: "Although companies depend on the six capitals to different extents, collectively these capitals affect the long term survival of any company and influence its value creation. Reporting on them is therefore a crucial element in future corporate reporting and will be necessary to meet stakeholders' expectations."
Dr Andrea Coulson, from the University of Strathclyde, Chair of ACCA's Global Forum on Sustainability [2] and a member of the project team adds: "Exploring the concept of multiple capitals; their definition, relationships and maintenance is critical to an inclusive debate on developments in <IR>".
Dr Carol Adams, Director at Integrated Horizons, and also a member of the project team, says: "CFOs and Boards have tended to privilege information which can be quantified, focus on the short term and ignore the impact that value creation and depletion of some of the capitals can have on long term business success. All that must change for organisations that want to be around in the long term."
The report concludes that there is a need to place capitals in a strategic context, which is a prime need for investors who make their investment decisions based on material about a company available to them.
Richard Martin, head of corporate reporting at ACCA concludes: "The key point about <IR> is to communicate value, giving a broader explanation of performance than traditional reporting, and identifying and reporting on capitals, either via metrics or being part of the narrative."
Notes to Editors:
[1] http://www.theiirc.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/IR-Background-Paper-Capitals.pdf
[2] http://www.accaglobal.com/en/research-insights/global-forums/sustainability.html

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Elizabeth Hurley
Life Path Number 1
" I think, if you were being cruel to animals, then the thought of eating them would be horrific."
Elizabeth Hurley is an English actress and model who owns an eponymous beachwear line, and is best know in her acting roles as Vanessa Kensington in Austin Powers (1997), and as the Devil in Bedazzled (2000).
She was born on Thursday June 10th 1965, in Basingstoke, Hampshire, England.
Elizabeth Hurley was born with extra-ordinary drive and determination. She is a born leader. Elizabeth insists on her right to make up her own mind; she demands freedom of thought and action, and does not let anything or anyone stand in her way once she is committed to her goal.
Hurley assumes the responsibility to be the protector and provider for those she loves. She demands respect and attention and becomes irritated and even domineering when important things do not go her way.
Elizabeth Hurley needs to feel in command of important undertakings, and resists supportive roles. She seeks the forefront and the limelight.
Elizabeth is exceptionally creative and original and possesses a touch of the unusual. Her approach to problems is unique and she has the courage to wander from the beaten path. Elizabeth Hurley can be impatient with her shortcomings and those of others.
She is very concerned with her status and fosters the appearance of success and self-satisfaction. The need to appear well off propels Elizabeth to strive for growth, success and the finer things of life.
Elizabeth Hurley should watch out for selfishness, conceit and the over-concern with appearance. She must guard against overzealous behavior, anger and aggressiveness. If these qualities are not brought under control Elizabeth could become excessively domineering, vindictive and even violent. She performs best when she left to her own devices. Ideally Hurley should own her own business and be her own boss. Elizabeth Hurley should hold fast to her life's dream and work with the determination she possesses to realize it. Elizabeth can become overly stressed by her driven nature. She needs to be careful about the food she eats and maintain an exercise program she enjoys. Competition sports are often a healthy outlet for a person with Hurley's drive, particularly sports involving running and swimming. Elizabeth Hurley must not let pride and overconfidence be her masters. She has to remember that her talents and abilities are a gift from a higher source, which should promote gratitude and humility, rather than pride and conceit.
More often than not a person with a 1 Life Path will achieve much in life as long as the drive, creativity, originality and pioneering spirit are fully employed!
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If ever there was a single moment of total transformation, it was actually the moment of Elizabeth Hurley's birth. In that instant, Elizabeth stepped through a door in time into a new reality - the reality of human life. The most critical number in Hurley's numerology chart is based on the date of her birth - the moment when the curtain went up in Elizabeth Hurley's life.
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Editor's note: To help families of the victims, go to wearesikhs.com or visit the Tri City National Bank in Oak Creek, Wisconsin. Their number is (414) 761-1610.
Satwant Singh Kaleka will be remembered by his son as a man who "lived his life with the principles he knew and he was taught at a young age," and as a patriot who had "lived the American dream." In this interview with the Kaleka family, Anderson sits down with the temple president's wife, Satpal, and his son, Amardeep.
Arriving as an immigrant to the U.S. in 1982 with no more than a couple hundred dollars in his pocket, Amardeep recalls how his father would work 18-hour days at a gas station in order to provide for his family. He believes his father set an excellent example for others. "If you do the hard work, if you live by truth and honesty…it's going to lead to a good life. He has beautiful children, he has beautiful grandchildren, he has a great wife that has stood by him through thick and thin. His community loves him. Hundreds of people will show up at his funeral."
Satpal survived the attack that killed her husband. She shares an intimate retelling of the frightening incident, and describes helping fellow members of the temple escape to safety in the pantry.
Amardeep leaves viewers with a sobering message: "I hope American society lets go of its criminal violence…and its amazingly repugnant descent as a human civilization into this archaic world. I hope that we can traverse and come up, and become more civilized."
CNN is doing such a great job in reporting this story. I am a sikh myself and my heart goes out to the families that lost their loved ones. Amardeep has done such a great job in reporting the story while still grieving his dad's death. The two brothers that lost their mom is just such a sad sad story.
Mr. Kaleka, thank you. RIP
As kids we are taught these basic principles that Amardeep spoke about, treat one another with respect, stand up for the oppressed and those less fortunate and work hard for your dreams. As we get older we get caught up in the world and lose much of that, we get bitter, we get angry and we lose hope. But Amardeeps father did not, it appears that he lived and died by these basic principles. As angry as we want to be at the shooter, I appreciate CNN focusing on the victims and the message that was Satwant Kalekas way of life.
I truly hope his wishes come true. Our nation needs to turn itself around and be more peaceful, less ignorant and destructive.
Your interview with Amardeep Kaleka was one of the best I have ever seen. What a remarkable family. I wish that everyone in the United States could see this interview. It will bring understanding and hope to the country.
Absolutely! Thanks CNN for great coverage...please show us more! We need to learn more about each other and in turn were enriched ourselves!
Satwant Singh Kaleka is truly a hero! The Sikhs believe in freedom of religion, community service and inclusiveness, and have no problem assimilating when they come to this country. They are a wonderful group of people! Totally the opposite of, well yes, you know!
Satwant Singh Kaleka was truly a hero! This tragedy makes me very sad, and to have it happen so soon after Colorado is heart breaking! The Sikhs believe in freedom of religion, community service and inclusiveness. They are a wonderful group of people who have no problem assimilating when they get to this country. They are the complete opposite of Islam!
I salute CNN for covering the tragedy in detail for two days in a row. CNN has helped tremendeously to educate the Americans about Sikhism and the sikhs. yes.the sikhs have always fought alongside Americans . our 125,000 elders gave their lives to help America defeat and kill Hitler and nazism. Thank you for broadcasting that fact.
MIND CONTROL :: In this time, we have events like this tragic one, which are a product of government mind control (frequencies that drive unbalanced people nuts) and . . . sadly, also by the tenacious, programming to hold onto cultural/religious structures, as IF one's Life depended on it – rather than on the Great Spirit behind all cultures/religions. * (This comes out of the original "survival issues" of the tribes, which was part of why they were created in an ancient time.) * * * This kind of tragedy is also an expression of what "logic" does when it is used without the other half of the mind/heart, the intuition – which guides the, "Knower as One with the Known". * * * Years ago, James Hillman (one of the leading Jungian's) gave a wonderful presentation (which I attended as part of my continued exploration, following my Holistic Master's degree). In Hillman's presentation, entitled, "Animals, Their Souls & Ours" – He gave a grand treatise – on how it is possible that one might use logic, alone, to justify virtually ANYTHING!!! . . . He gave a stupendous example, and sadly, our world is full of these examples, as in this tragedy! * * * IT WOULD BE SO AMAZING – IF the person who was so moved (and others who are like-minded) in whatever way, to shoot all of these people (Who are Children of Grace AS The Very Self-expression of the Great Spirit – & – Who were there for GOOD) – IF he were to find out about how our own government created 911, in order to enslave "The People of the USA" . . . rather than the Muslims, he misunderstood, as the Sikhs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Atrocities such as this should be dealt with as a terrorist attack. The "hammerskin nation" to whom this individual identifies with should be classified as a terrorist organization. They should be persecuted under the full weight of the law to punish this crime and insure that this never happens again. Their members are very visible on internet forums and their views set a motive and precedent which should provide enough impetus for the gov't to clean up their back yard. Groups such as this should be dismantled if we really want to advance our society towards a peaceful existence.
II am kind of surprised that there is o mention what so ever about the Mosque that was burned to ground at Joplin Missouri early this morning. This is definitely linked to the Shooting at the Seikh Temple massacre. Both are directed to "different" group of people" "different" religion. God knows who torched that mosque. May be the same person, or group that tried to do that on the 4th of July -whose picture on record- some how the police "could not find him", I wonder how in this day and age, police cant find that person, when they "easily" find others if it was not Muslims or particular group was attacked.
Anderson: I just heard your comment about letting the families grieve. I want to let you know that Sikhs do not grieve over these acts of herosim by Citizens and police Officers. We celebrate Martyrdom. It is part of our Culture,. It is part of our Religion. It 95% of what we are. We just do not grieve martyrdom-We celebrate them.
There is hurt and pain for us. But it is not about us. It is about those who gave the ultimate price. We celebrate all this and take pride in these acts of herosim, bravery and valour. True Americans-All of us.
My heart and prayers go out to the Sikh community. I pledge to work for peace and understanding in our community.


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The Hurt Locker
Climbers are always "injured," and we endure these perpetually compromised states with the grace of a World Cup soccer player writhing around on the ground like he was just stabbed in the groin with a fork. Fingers, elbows, shoulders, knees, ankles, skin, balls and brains—you can be sure that, among climbers, at least one of these things is either sore, torn or simply just not working.
Climbers are always "injured," and we endure these perpetually compromised states with the grace of a World Cup soccer player writhing around on
the ground like he was just stabbed in the groin with a fork. Fingers, elbows, shoulders, knees, ankles, skin, balls and brains—you can be
sure that, among climbers, at least one of these things is either sore, torn or simply just not working.
Kami, a massage therapist I sometimes see for physical and emotional repair, said, "All climbers think they're injured. You're not injured. You just climb
too much."
Climb too much? You mean not enough! When it comes to something as urgent as our own performance, climbers will tell themselves anything but the truth.
If we fall or get pumped on the warm-ups, blame that damn elbow tendonitis. Never mind the slop footwork or rigor-mortis fear-grip used for even the
largest crimps on the mellowest slabs.
Unfortunately, the elbow tendonitis is a symptom, not the root problem. That would be our amateur technique coupled with the fact that we take on Olympic-caliber
training regimens despite being un-athletic, uncoordinated and un-sober. Let's face it: we're a group of beer-swilling hunchbacked spazzes that couldn't
hit El Cap with a football from nine paces. We seem to believe that general rules about physiology and health don't apply, which explains why we are
always trying to perform at our personal best, but never do (hence the low self-esteem and misanthropy). We're surprised when we suck, and shocked
when those dehydrated vitamin-depleted finger tendons finally snap under the unbearable brunt of our fat asses.
[Check Our All of Our Articles on Climbing Injuries and Injury Prevention]
Get some of us in the same room
and it's only a matter of time before someone points to his inner elbow and begins whining about the tenderness he feels when he jabs his thumb in there,
as if he's the first person in the world ever to get "tendonitis" from climbing. Then other people pipe up. You don't even need to hear what they say.
The guy gyrating his wrist like he's waving hello to himself tried a sloper problem. The guy with the perma-claws never learned the open-crimp and probably
has the footwork of Stephen Hawking. And that stupid-looking guy over there? He just can't remember the beta.
All conversation leads to injury. This painfully self-absorbed ritual is an important part of our culture, like Hara-Kiri is to the samurai—only
we are not motivated by shame. Hell no. While most athletes endure their linebacker-snapped femurs with a fistful of Oxycodone-induced dignity, climbers
bleat like goats about every little niggle, twinge and pang from head to toe. After being surrounded by all this bellyaching, I've gathered some observations
and come to a few conclusions that will help you navigate the great pantheon of climbing injuries. At least you'll know what to expect from others,
and if you're smart (unlike me), you might even avoid getting done yourself.
When you're injured, you're the most important person in the world: Some years ago, I was hanging out in a bright desert wash with Tommy Caldwell and Dave
Graham. That week, Dave had been griping about his finger, though he was vague about the precise affliction. Oddly, Dave continued to climb at a high
level—onsighting 5.14a, among other feats that for any other person would be lifetime achievements or at least grounds for a shoe sponsorship
with Climb X.
Finally, Dave revealed the story about his "injury" to Tommy and me. On Terremer (V15), the Fred Nicole crimping testpiece in Hueco Tanks,
a razor-blade edge sliced him. Dave showed us where by lifting a wedge of skin off his index finger.
"Wait," I said, a little disoriented. "So … you got a flapper?" Dave was exasperated. "You mean injury!" he said. "You don't understand!" I never
do. "It was so messed up, like, so, so crazy. I was running around, bleeding everywhere, yelling, 'Shit! I just cut my finger off!' I couldn't believe
it, dude. A horrible, devastating injury. I had literally cut my finger off!"
Despite saying "literally," Dave had not actually cut off his finger—yet he was complaining about his aggrandized flapper to Tommy Caldwell,
who had literally cut his finger off with a circular saw years ago. I looked for a reaction out of Tommy, but this tightlipped cowboy of El Cap just
Range of Pain
Pain is a funny thing because it's all in our heads. The philosophical implications of pain are profound, raising important questions about
reality and consciousness that unfortunately will never be answered because there's still no way to measure it objectively.
My Arab genes have given me a high tolerance for many things—including the migraine that is daily editorial correspondence. My big weakness,
however, is the heat, which is why I'd rather attempt suicide via paper cuts than climb in the sun.
Injuries are individual. Some climbing partners have told me that grabbing certain holds can be a "debilitating experience," yet I always wonder if they're
not just feeling the same thing I do when I go climbing, only they are being crybabies. In this sport, you are constantly doing things like: putting
your hand into the running garbage disposal that is a granite fist crack, bearing down on limestone crimpers that could pass for knives in most sushi
restaurants, and concubinding your toes with tight-fitting shoes and then broiling your feet in those hot rubber ovens on some searing wall. What did
you think that would feel like? Napping on a bed of Care Bears? No! Climbing hurts like a motherfucker! (No wonder it's not popular.)
Despite the subjectivity of what some consider an injury—from a broken foot, to a torn bicep from dynoing in the gym, even to pregnancy—there
are universal symptoms. All injured climbers make themselves even more miserable by suppressing all their trusted vices out of the unproven voodoo
that abstinence and self-discipline will somehow lead to recovery. Coffee is usually first to go, followed by gluten, sugar and, if they're really
desperate, booze.
Cutting out whatever joy remains in their lives is usually accompanied by an absurdly concocted list of vows and grandiose goals that will never be reached.
When you hear comments like, "Next spring, my plan is to do five 5.12s, 10 5.11s and onsight 5.10d trad," you know that what will actually happen is
the person will over-train in the gym all winter and sometime around the end of March, just before spring break, tear an A2 pulley while finally sending
the black V8.
The Two Paths
When injured, you can take one of two paths, and it's highly debatable which one is ultimately more beneficial. You
can either: Admit you're injured and stop climbing altogether … Or, climb through it.
Almost no one takes the former path unless seriously hurt, and in this sense, the worst injuries are in some ways easier to deal with. My friend Jed—who
has suffered a wide range of traumas from an extraordinary ankle explosion to a string of banal tendon tears from too many half-pad one-arm pull-ups
in the training shed—said, "You always come back stronger from the bigger injuries."
[Also Read Do This, Not That: Training Methods to Avoid]
Less serious injuries, however, can be deceptive. "But … I took TWO weeks off, and my wrist still hurts when I go 1-4-7 on the campus board!"
I am sympathetic here, however, because I agree that two weeks is a lifetime in terms of making gains. If I don't climb for a fortnight, it feels like
I have to re-learn how to load my Grigri 2. (Yeah, I've got one and you don't! HAHA!) (See review in upcoming issue.)
Don't try hard, don't go bouldering, don't force it: Just as mountaineers know that when the barometer drops, a storm is coming, I have—with my extraordinary
hindsight—identified several signals that are reliable omens of my own impending physical doom. They are: dehydration + bad night's sleep + bouldering
(with try-hard face). Like Ayn Rand (the least funny person ever to have lived) and the G.O.P., this combo is a recipe for disaster.
Last February, my belayer/spotter, Jen, and I were so desperate to escape the snow and touch real rock that we booked a ticket down to sunny, warm Hueco
Tanks for just two days. First, I dehydrated myself by having a couple too many beers before the flight. We arrived in El Paso after midnight and stumbled
into my friend John Wallace's house at 1 a.m., where I slept badly on a hardwood floor covered in malamute hair. Then, within two hours of entering
Hueco, I tore my hamstring.
The whole thing was traumatically embarrassing because we first made our tour group late; I'd never met any of these people before and they were all really
good (V14 good). I was feeling oddly strong (pull-ups DO work!), and hopped on a relatively hard problem that the rest of the climbers on my tour were
lapping like Apollo Ohno does an ice rink. To my surprise, the problem didn't feel too hard, and I got really excited by the prospect of doing it second
or third try—if only a pesky heel hook wouldn't slip.
I tightened down my shoe real good, and had one of those dumb little inner pep talks with myself. I set my heel, resolved to try hard, and before I could
make the move, we all heard that confetti pop of a ligament tearing. I dropped to the pads and rolled onto my belly so no one could see the tears.
It felt like my hipbone had come out of its socket.
"Jen!" I yelled with my face pressed flat into the dusty mat. "You need to come rub my ass right now!"
I lay on all the group's crash pads, screaming like I was in Saw IV, while Jen massaged my badonkadonk. Mama! The rest of the tour group was dead silent,
and I could hear them wondering if there were any other ways I could find to inconvenience them that day. Finally, I managed to stand up, and what
followed was my harrowing crawl off East Mountain, which made Touching The Void look like a romantic comedy. I spent the rest of the weekend
sitting on a bag of ice at the Quinta Inn.
Like the Titanic, disaster always follows your greatest success: You know that scene in Titanic when Leonardo DiCaprio stands on the bow of the boat and
yells, "I'm king of the world!" and then two seconds later he's drowning like a chump? Any time you succeed in climbing, be careful because you
are now extremely vulnerable and in ways you'd never expect. I was deep-water soloing in Venezuela a couple of years ago, and had just onsighted a
70-foot 5.12 with some tricky, difficult climbing near the top, though at the time I had no idea about how high up I truly was. When I safely reached
the top, I was psyched, felt like a B.A., and probably even screamed, "I'm king of the world!" The water was dark and still, which made it appear closer
than it was. So I jumped off. At some point during my stock-market plummet through the air, I began to wonder where the water was. I made the gumby
error of looking down, which rotated my body slightly forward. Hitting the water felt like taking a baseball bat to the chest, and my head thrashed,
providing me with a nice little souvenir of whiplash that haunts me to this day.
The Third Path
Turns out, there's also a third option to take if you are injured: instead of trying to climb through it, or just quitting
cold turkey, you can take the middle path.
The aforementioned Jed was planning a trip to Bishop with his girlfriend, Jill. However, the week before leaving, Jed pulled another finger tendon
and Jill came down with swine flu. Bishop was out. Instead, the two decided to go to Red Rock and just climb a bunch of 5.7's. They spent the whole
week doing routes that were low-angle enough for mountain goats to shag on.
"It's something we would never have done otherwise," Jill said. "And it was so much fun."
This article was originally published in 2012.


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Way of Life
Community of Love Crucified
The vocation of the Love Crucified Community is to live passionately His love revealed at the Cross. There we receive the gift of His thirst, His gaze, His tears, His radical love which holds nothing back. Now He calls us to respond.
The Lord has given our Community this standard:
" Suffer all with Me, no longer two but ONE, in my sacrifice of love"
As brothers and sisters we enter into a covenant with Christ and with each other to live fully this love in the heart of the Church, according to our spirituality (The Simple Path to Union with God) and mission.
At first, commitments may seem to be a burden, but the Lord promised: "My yoke is easy and my burden is light." -Matthew 11:30. "Sanctity does not consist first of all in doing extraordinary things, but in letting God act" -Pope Francis. God's grace makes this way of life liberating and joyful through love. It disposes us to receive a new life in the power of the Holy Spirit.
Our way of life embraces the following commitments:
1. Lives centered on the Eucharist
2. Marian Consecration
3. Docility to the Holy Spirit
4. Live The Simple Path to Union with God: Our Spiritual Formation Book
5. Victims of Love + Offering life for others; for priest
6. 5 Stones: Humility, Purity, Simplicity, Trust, Courage
7. Repentance and Conversion
8. Community Life
9. Obedience to Mother Church
10. Fidelity to our state in life
I propose to do ever what is most perfect. I propose to seek in all things Jesus and His Cross, in conformity with His holy will. I propose in my actions to pursue the interests of Christ and not my own. ...I will never be disquieted should circumstances prevent me from observing my 'Rule of life.' I will go on tranquilly. I will be flexible in the face of difficulties, humbly... then onward, ever onward! -Extract from her "Rule of life", Ven. Concepción Cabrera de Armida, Aug 21, 1894
1. Lives Centered on the Eucharist
The Eucharist is Christ, our life, the source and summit of all we are and do.
We seek to participate in Holy Mass daily, if possible.
At Holy Mass we unite with Jesus as His victim souls in His sacrifice of love to the Father. We go to die to self and receive new life in Him. We become living hosts. We offer ourselves with Jesus to the Father after the consecration of the Precious Blood with this prayer.
We commit to a minimum of once a week of adoration before the Blessed Sacrament to listen, adore, praise, intercede, give thanks, and accompany and CONSOLE Jesus and Mary in their suffering for souls.
For their work, prayers and apostolic endeavours, their ordinary married and family life, their daily labour, their mental and physical relaxation, if carried out in the Spirit, and even the hardships of life if patiently borne-all of these become spiritual sacrifices acceptable to God through Jesus Christ (cf. 1 Pt 2:5). During the celebration of the Eucharist these sacrifices are most lovingly offered to the Father along with the Lord's body. Thus as worshipers whose every deed is holy, the lay faithful consecrate the world itself to God. John Paul II
See teaching Fr Jordi Rivero>>
2. Marian Consecration
To come to the most perfect intimate union of love with Christ—victim united to Victim— we need to consecrate ourselves to Mary, Mother and Bride, with the understanding and abandonment that she will bring us to the foot of the Cross. We commit to be forever "Totus Tuus" (All yours).
See "Importance of Consecration" letter from Lourdes Pinto to community>>
33 Days to Morning Glory -Preparation to Marian Consecration. by Fr Michael E. Gaitley, MIC; Marian Press.
Renew our consecration to the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Daily Recitation of the Rosary
3. Docility to the Holy Spirit
We live in the Spirit attentive to God and submitting to Him everything we do. We ask of Him in every situation, "Lord what do you want of me?" We trust in the Holy Spirit and invoke Him constantly.
See "Importance of Consecration" letter from Lourdes Pinto to community>>
"Yet there is no greater freedom than that of allowing oneself to be guided by the Holy Spirit, renouncing the attempt to plan and control everything to the last detail, and instead, letting him enlighten, guide and direct us, leading us wherever he wills." Pope Francis p. 13
We welcome the Holy Spirit as our teacher and guide through living the Simple Path. It is He who leads us through the passage -- from the feet of Jesus crucified to receive the gift of self-knowledge, into the Sacred Heart of Jesus and brings us into the unity of the Most Holy Trinity.
"God's love has been poured into our hearts through the Holy Spirit which has been given to us" (Rom 5:5). Nevertheless, it is not enough to know the Spirit; we must welcome Him as the guide of our souls, as the "Teacher of the interior life" who introduces us to the Mystery of the Trinity, because He alone can open us up to faith and allow us to live it each day to the full." Pope Benedict XVI, XXXIII World Youth Day, 2008
4. Live The Simple Path to Union with God: Our Spiritual Formation Book
Each Mother of the Cross (MOC) and Missionary of the Cross (MC) must be willing to allow The PATH to lead them through the painful purification and healing of their hearts into the depth of self- knowledge. Each person must persevere to:
Follow Christ daily to the Cross,
To die to self—to what we have become that we are not,
To make ourselves vulnerable and stripped of our masks and false identity
And suffer ALL with Christ, in order to be transformed into Love.
5. Victims of Love
Our life is an offering of love. Our crosses, including the injustices we suffer, as well as the daily duties, are powerful when done with great love and united with Christ. God waits for the FIAT that signals our total surrender. We don't just offer something; we offer ourselves without reserve, our entire being, our will, our heart, our body and soul, one with Him. This is to be with Christ victims of love.
It is a victim soul's 'yes' that 'stirs into flame' the power of the Holy Spirit so that the Holy Spirit can lead a docile and willing soul to die with Me. It is this voluntary death that brings the soul to new life…I continue to thirst for love, but it is only the love of My victim souls that satisfies My thirst… Therefore, bring Me many victim souls. 2/1/11 Simple Path #124 p.331
See "Victim of Love" by Fr Jordi Rivero>>
6. 5 Stones: Humility, Purity, Simplicity, Trust and Courage
The MOC and MC must be committed to growing in these five virtues as we persevere in living the Simple Path and taking to heart the teachings of this community.
Virtues Needed as Warriors of Love
My little one, the time draws near. You hold the sword of the Spirit in the mission given to you. My family of LC are My warriors of love that will defeat the dragon in the decisive battle that draws near. Be ready to approach this evil in the same way that David approached Goliath. You will conquer the dragon in your littleness and purity because it is.
God who is with you. You must not fear and believe with the innocence and zeal of David… You each must also approach the battle with five stones.
1. First, the stone of humility, possessing the perfect knowledge of your nothingness and of My power and majesty.
2. Second, the stone of purity, purity of mind, heart, intention, word, desire…
3. Third, simplicity, detached from all, most especially from your ego.
4. Fourth, trust perfectly abandoned to My will.
5. Fifth, courage, courage rooted in love of Me to be perfectly obedient to My commands.
These stones are your weapons for battle, for the dragon will not be defeated according to the standards of the world but in the Light of Love… 1/18/12 Simple Path #148 p. 436
7. Repentance and Conversion
As Love Crucified, we are committed to go daily to the Cross to kiss the feet of Jesus crucified and beg the Spirit for the gift of self-knowledge, so that we can come in truth to know our sins, wounds and disordered tendencies. It is then, through this self-awareness, that we receive the gift of repentance.
Repentance is the gift of God that serves to pry open the hardened human heart so that My seeds of conversion can grow. Repentance is the Sword of the Spirit that opens the darkness within the human heart to be filled with God's Light of truth, and the truth sets you free.
To live in repentance is to live clothed in the knowledge of who you are, which is misery, and the knowledge of who I Am, which is Love and Mercy.
To live in repentance is to live in the freedom of living in the embrace of Abba, Our Father.
Tell My souls to seek true repentance at the foot of My Cross and the power of My Love Crucified will set them free to live in My peace and the joy of My promise. 2/18/18
The soul that lives wrapped in the gift of knowledge grows in true humility and is then able to advance in My path on the wings of the Holy Spirit… It is here, at My feet, that you must persevere… 12/12/11 Simple Path #10 p.40. see full message >>
Confession: We are encouraged to go regularly to confession. There is no better way to make progress on our spiritual journey than by returning in humble repentance and love to God's infinite mercy.
"Suffer all with Me, no longer two but one, in My sacrifice of love"
LC News & Updates
Rock Bottom in Our Hearts
The Lord cries out to the Missionaries of the Cross through the intercession of the Mothers of the Cross, REMAIN in mourning with Abba and Mary. This teaching explains the lament of Papa (God) and the process of feeling the pain to reach the "Rock bottom, in our hearts." A soul does not ascend high, to UNION with God and Mary, unless the soul hits rock bottom in his heart.
March is the month of St. Joseph
"How marvelous is the priesthood of the Christian, for he is both the victim that is offered on his own behalf, and the priest who makes the offering. He does not need to go beyond himself to seek what he is to immolate to God... The victim remains and the priest remains, always one and the same…"
Love Crucified (LC) has published three books inspired by the messages and teachings God has given the community for the Church.
The Simple Path, is God's formation manual for His hidden victims of love, the saints of the end times, to usher in the Triumph of Mary with the new Pentecost.
God's Hidden Victim Souls contains the messages received through the LC Community.
Teachings on The Simple Path given to the LC community to help live more fully the Simple Path.


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Maybe winning doesn't take care of everything.
Nike is causing a social media storm with its latest online ad showing a picture of Tiger Woods overlaid with a quote from him, "Winning takes care of everything."
The ad, posted on Facebook and Twitter, is supposed to allude to the fact that the golfer recovered from career stumbles to regain his world No. 1 ranking on Monday, which he lost in October 2010.
But some say it's inappropriate in light of Woods' past marital woes.
It's the latest controversy from the athletic giant who has recently had to cut ties with biker Lance Armstrong and runner Oscar Pistorius due to separate scandals.
Woods has long used the phrase — at least since 2009 — whenever reporters ask him about his or other golfers' rankings.
The ad has garnered more than 8,000 likes and 2,000 shares on Facebook, as well as hundreds of comments, many congratulating Woods on the ranking, but others commenting that the ad sends the wrong message out in light of Woods' past problems. His 5-year marriage to Elin Nordegren collapsed in 2010 after multiple affairs came to light.
Others responded on Twitter. Annie Kessler, 25, in Columbus, Ohio, tweeted that the ad was a "poor choice" for Nike. She said in an interview that she felt compelled to tweet because even though she understands why Nike would want to promote Woods, the phrase itself is inappropriate because of Woods' past infidelity.
Nike spokeswoman Beth Gast said that the ad references Wood's refrain that he competes to win.
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"When asked about his goals such as getting back to number one, he has said consistently winning is the way to get there," she said in an email response to a query. "The statement references that sentiment and is a salute to his athletic performance."
Allen Adamson, managing director of branding firm Landor Associates in New York, said the ad signals that Nike believes it is time Woods — who in addition to his new No. 1 ranking is now in a much-touted relationship with Olympic ski champion Lindsey Vonn — is back in the spotlight.
"They're looking at this and saying, 'Time has passed, he's winning again, it's time to turn up the volume on our association,' " he said. "But it's risky when you associate with a celebrity only based on winning or losing. Consumers care about how you play the game: both the actual game and the game of life."
Marketing consultant Laura Ries was more positive on the move.
"The reality is what he said is true," Ries said. "Whether or not they should have said it in an ad is another story."
The ad comes after Nike has had to sever ties with two other high-profile athletes. It dropped Armstrong in October, before Armstrong himself came clean in January, citing insurmountable evidence that he participated in doping and misled the company about those activities for more than a decade. And in February it suspended its contract with Oscar Pistorius, the double amputee runner from South Africa charged with premeditated murder in the Valentine's Day killing of his girlfriend.
Nike never cut ties with Woods when his scandal broke in 2010, and even tried to help resuscitate his image with a black-and-white ad four months later featuring a voice-over by his late father.


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A wintry stew with a French accent
People who write slow cooker cookbooks, and who sell slow cookers, would have you believe they are four-season appliances. But anyone who uses a slow cooker knows in her (or his) heart that it is a cold-weather appliance.
In the spring, we crave the fresh, succulent first produce of the garden — peas, radishes, spinach and strawberries. In summer, it's time for lighter fare such as salads, ripe tomatoes, corn-on-the-cob and grilled fish or meat. None of these foods has any business in a slow cooker.
But during fall and winter, the cooker shines. There is almost nothing more satisfying than coming in from the cold to a pot of simmering stew. If you work all day, that's not likely to happen unless a) you have a personal chef, or b) you use your slow cooker. And if you don't own a slow cooker, post-holiday sale season is the perfect time to get one. Some of the new "deluxe" models do everything but buy the groceries. They have dishwasher-safe parts, programmable heating elements and inserts that can be used on the stove to brown ingredients.
Slow cooker fans may already be familiar with Michele Scicolone, author of "The Italian Slow Cooker," "The French Slow Cooker" and, now, "The Mediterranean Slow Cooker" (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2013). In this book, Scicolone takes on a French classic: pot au feu.
This dish, which translates as "pot on the fire," is the simplest of boiled-meat dinners and, at the same time, a complex tour de force of flavors. It was considered a country dish, one that would supply a family with meals for a week (meat and vegetables on the first night, then the broth with various additions — noodles, semolina, rice — and, finally, "potage a la fecula," or broth thickened with cornstarch). Scicolone gives a nod to this tradition by suggesting that you serve the broth as a first course.
French housewives used to spend quite a bit of time making pot au feu. One source I found said they tied potatoes on the end of bones with string to seal in the marrow; another suggests wrapping the bones in "muslin" (or cheesecloth). Beef was the main meat, but classic preparations call for the addition of chicken (or chicken giblets, duck or turkey), veal, pork or lamb. One recipe, in the famed French cooking encyclopedia "Larousse Gastronomique," calls for adding to the pot a whole chicken — stuffed with fresh pork, ham, chicken liver, onion, garlic and parsley — along with "veal knuckle" and "salted pork knuckle."
Scicolone's recipe is far less exotic but still has the satisfying appeal of French farmhouse cooking. It's a winter dish, no doubt about it. Serve it with Dijon mustard, prepared horseradish and cornichons — those tiny sour pickles available, jarred, in many supermarkets. A baguette and some cheese will make this a classic French meal. Bon appetit!
Yield: 6 servings
Recipe from: "The Mediterranean Slow Cooker" by Michele Scicolone (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2013)
4 whole garlic cloves, peeled
4 medium carrots, peeled and cut into 1-inch chunks
6 medium Yukon Gold potatoes, peeled and cut into 1-inch chunks
2 medium parsnips, peeled and cut into 1-inch chunks
2 medium turnips, peeled and cut into 1-inch chunks
2 leeks (white and light green parts only), well washed, drained, trimmed and sliced into ½-inch pieces
3 sprigs flatleaf parsley
4 sprigs fresh thyme
1 bay leaf
2½ pounds boneless beef chuck or brisket, well trimmed
2 pounds beef short ribs or shanks, well trimmed
10 whole black peppercorns
Mustard, prepared horseradish and cornichons for serving
Place garlic and vegetables in a large (5½- to 7-quart) slow cooker. Wrap parsley, thyme and bay leaf in kitchen twine to make a bundle that you can easily remove. Toss it into the cooker. Place the meat on top. Add salt to taste, peppercorns and just enough water to cover the meat and vegetables.
Cover and cook on low 8 to 10 hours, or until the meat is very tender when pierced with a fork.
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Remove and discard the bundle of herbs. Skim fat from the surface of the broth and taste for seasonings, adding more salt if needed. Pour some broth over the meat and vegetables. Place meat and vegetables in the warm oven.
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Bruins win in OT to even series with Blackhawks
Boston 2, Chicago 1 OT
Daniel Paille scored in overtime and the Boston Bruins beat the Chicago Blackhawks 2-1 Saturday to tie the Stanley Cup finals at one game apiece.
The Blackhawks failed to clear the puck along the boards. Tyler Seguin picked it up and delivered a cross-ice pass to Paille, who beat Corey Crawford on his glove side for the winner at 13:48 of the extra period.
Game 3 is Monday at Boston.
It's the second consecutive year that the first two games of the finals have gone to overtime, this one coming after the Blackhawks won a triple-OT thriller 4-3 in Game 1.
Crawford and Boston's Tuukka Rask were outstanding in goal again after coming up big in the opener, turning away shot after shot in the extra period until Paille scored.
Jaromir Jagr just missed scoring the game-winner in the opening minutes of OT when his shot from the right circle hit the right post, his second near miss in as many games. Chris Kelly, who scored in the second period for Boston, had a shot from the slot stopped by Crawford at 5:39 of overtime.
Rask also stood his ground down the stretch, just as he did in the opening period, when Chicago simply fired away at him.
Chris Kelly scored after goalie Tuukka Rask kept Boston in the game and the Bruins and Chicago Blackhawks headed to overtime Saturday night, tied at 1-1 in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup finals.
It's the second consecutive year that the first two games of the finals have gone to overtime.
The Blackhawks swarmed the Bruins in the early going after escaping with a 4-3 triple-overtime victory in the series opener, taking the lead in the first on Patrick Sharp's ninth goal of the postseason.
They continued to dictate the tempo until Kelly tied it with just over five minutes remaining in the second.
Boston's Daniel Paille skated out from behind the net, beating Nick Leddy with a neat move for a wraparound shot. Corey Crawford made the save, but Kelly crashed the net and knocked in the rebound to tie it at 1-all.
The Bruins nearly grabbed the lead with just over a minute remaining, after Paille picked off Duncan Keith's pass and flipped the puck to a breaking Brad Marchand. He got pulled down by Brent Seabrook as his shot hit the inside of the right post, preserving the tie.
Either way, the Bruins had to like the way the period ended after being dominated most of the way.
They ended up outshooting Chicago 8-4 in the second after getting outgunned 19-4 in that area in the first, with the Blackhawks holding a 28-19 edge through regulation.
Rask had 27 saves while Crawford had 18. The goalies weren't doing it by themselves, with Boston players blocking 17 shots and Chicago blocking seven.
The Bruins nearly took the lead early in the third when Jaromir Jagr made a cross-ice pass to Marchand for a one-timer. Crawford came across the crease to block it with his body. Boston also had some chances in the closing minutes, with a shot by Jagr getting deflected over the net by Duncan Keith and Johnny Boychuk's attempt from the blue line getting stopped by Crawford.
The Boston rally was in stark contrast to the early going, when the Blackhawks teed off and finally broke through with 8:38 left after Rask stopped a backhand and wrist shot by Patrick Kane.
The flurry continued with a slapshot by Michael Rozsival, and with the Bruins scrambling in the zone, Sharp wound up with the puck on the right side. He fired it past a screened Rask to give the Blackhawks the lead, with the Bruins' Kaspars Daugavins and Andrew Ference jammed in front trying to cover Dave Bolland.
Chicago continued the siege against Rask, who had 18 saves in the period, but couldn't add to the lead.
Then again, the Bruins couldn't get anything going on offense. Sharp alone had more shots than them in the opening period with six, and things didn't get much better for Boston in the second.
Crawford wasn't really tested in the early going, other than a nice glove save on a high shot by Jagr midway through the first period and point-blank stop on Rich Peverley with 1:35 remaining. Star wing Nathan Horton was in the lineup for the Bruins after leaving the series opener with an injured left shoulder, a huge boost for a team trying to tie the series.
Horton got tangled up with Chicago's Niklas Hjalmarsson in the first overtime, a pivotal moment for a key player to go down. But after watching Horton practice on Friday and skate on Saturday, coach Claude Julien declared him ready, saying he saw "absolutely no reason" not to play him.
For excitement alone, it would be hard to match what happened in Game 1, let alone top it.
From the late rally in regulation by the Blackhawks to the string of spectacular saves by Crawford to Jagr's near-miss off the post and, finally, Andrew Shaw's double-deflection goal to win it, that one was simply breathtaking. It added up to the fifth-longest Stanley Cup finals game in league history and a 1-0 series lead for Chicago.


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Also opening this weekend is The Temptation of Arjuna: A Tale of Spiritual Triumph, on view in the South and Southeast Asian galleries on the top floor of the Ahmanson Building. The exhibition highlights the recent acquisition of a rare Balinese painting depicting an episode from the eleventh-century epic poem Arjuna-Wiwaha. Along with this new installation, these galleries are rich with great exhibitions: be sure to check out Unveiling Femininity in Indian Painting and Photography; an installation of Tibetan thangkas (religious scroll paintings); Tibetan silver; and the experimental films of Alia Syed.
In addition to those new shows, Caravaggio and His Legacy and Stanley Kubrick continue to attract crowds and lots of rave reviews. Both are ticketed exhibitions, so make sure to reserve your tickets in advance. (Members get two free tickets to each show!)
Even more is on view, including a few shows in their final weeks—Ken Price Sculpture and Drawing Surrealism close on January 6 while Ed Ruscha: Standard and The Prints of John McLaughlin close January 21. And there's still more! Check out our list of exhibitions to find the right shows for you.
Oh, and if you fall into that fourth category of folks who aren't in L.A. for the holidays? We've still got something for you: download the free Stanley Kubrick app for your iPhone or iPad to hear an interview with Kubrick himself, plus video interviews with many of his collaborators.
Happy holidays from LACMA!
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Animal nuisance ordinance adopted
YREKA – Citizens burdened by neighbors' barking dogs, chicken odors or other animal nuisances will soon be met with a more streamlined complaint process, and animal owners who fail to abate these nuisances will face fines.
The Yreka City Council voted last Thursday to adopt Ordinance Number 832, amending the section of the city's municipal code that addresses animal disturbances. The ordinance, which also amends the municipal code sections regarding the burning of yard waste material and street vendor provisions, will become effective Jan. 5, 2013 – which marks 30 days after its adoption.
"We all love our pets. A dog is man's best friend, but a dog that barks all night can really drive a person crazy," commented Yreka Mayor David Simmen.
The ordinance states, "It is unlawful and a public nuisance for any person owning or having custody of any animal, fowl or bird within any residential neighborhood, or adjacent to a residential neighborhood, to cause, permit or allow any such animal, fowl or bird to make or utter frequent or long continued noise which by reason of its raucous, loud or irritating nature causes discomfort or annoyance to any reasonable person of normal sensitivity residing in the area."
Animal odors that affect neighbors of "normal sensitivity" are also unlawful under the new ordinance.
Those wishing to complain about disturbing animal noises or odors will contact the Yreka Police Department (YPD). A written warning will be issued to the owner of the animal, or the address where the animal resides.
Any additional complaint against the same animal or address occurring within 30 days of any other complaint must include a seven-day log of the disturbance. The disturbance is to be confirmed by the YPD's Animal mal Control Officer's investigation. Any person owning or having custody of any animal found to be in violation will be found guilty of an infraction.
The first violation will result in a fine not exceeding $50, a fine not exceeding $100 will be issued if a second violation occurs within one year of the first violation and a fine not exceeding $250 will result for each additional violation in that same year.
"This ordinance gives more power to the Yreka Police Department to enforce animal nuisance violations," commented Simmen. He added that this ordinance "reaches out a little more to address problem issues."
YPD Chief Brian Bowles drafted the ordinance with the help of Yreka City Attorney Mary Frances McHugh and a citizen who Bowles said has been met with road blocks when attempting to file a complaint about a neighbor's barking dog that keeps him awake all night.
Previously, when a citizen wished to file a complaint about animal disturbances, he or she was directed to file a written complaint at city hall. If the city's animal control officer had "reasonable cause to believe" a violation had been committed, YPD served the animal owner with a written notice of violation and ordered him or her to abate the nuisance within 10 days.
If the nuisance was not abated within 10 days, the animal control officer would file a written report to the city manager, who in turn directed the city attorney to file a legal proceeding in the Siskiyou County Superior Court.
According to Yreka City Manager Steve Baker, the city has never filed a case in the court against owners of animals who habitually disturb neighbors.
"The new ordinance will give us the authority to address animal nuisance problems and it will prompt animal owners to seek compliance," commented Bowles.
Burn permits
The ordinance also addresses a municipal code amendment for the burning of yard debris.
The ordinance states that it is unlawful for any person to burn yard debris at any place within the city without first obtaining a burn permit from Yreka City Hall. Permissible burn hours will be set by the Siskiyou County Air Pollution Control office for any permissible burn day.
Yard debris must be burned in a fire-safe enclosure and supervised by an adult.
Burn permits must be displayed in a conspicuous area of the property viewable by the Yreka Fire Department or YPD in the event they respond to a fire call.
The ordinance states that any person who is convicted of violating this section of the municipal code will be subject to a fine not exceeding $1,000 or imprisonment in the county jail not exceeding six months.
In addition, any expense incurred by the city to suppress any fire resulting from yard debris burning will be borne by the individual responsible for the escaped burn.
Street vendors
The ordinance amends the city's municipal code to regulate vendor parking on city streets and establishes a time period that vendors may park on private property without being required to obtain a conditional use permit.
For more information about this amendment or the other municipal code changes regarding animal disturbances and yard debris burning, visit ci.yreka.ca.us.


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By Andy Metzger and Michael Norton
STATE HOUSE — Asked about his practice in 2007 and 2008 offering state representatives the opportunity to make job recommendations for positions in the probation department, Speaker Robert DeLeo said Wednesday he "never" traded jobs for votes.
Four current and former representatives have testified in the ongoing criminal trial that DeLeo, in his former role as House budget chief, offered them the chance to recommend a candidate for a job in the electronic monitoring program or alerted them that a job was available. The individuals recommended all received jobs.
All four – Reps. Anne Gobi, Harold Naughton, James O'Day and former Rep. Robert Rice – said DeLeo's outreach on that issue did not have any effect on their decision to support him for speaker in 2009. House members chose DeLeo over Rep. John Rogers of Norwood to succeed former Speaker Salvatore DiMasi.
Federal prosecutors in the case against former Probation Commissioner John O'Brien and two of his former deputies have said a former legislative liaison for the probation department will testify that DeLeo was given 10 jobs at a new facility in Clinton to "assist him in the speaker's race."
DeLeo told reporters Wednesday that account is false.
"As I stated before relative to so-called getting jobs for votes, that never happened," DeLeo said.
Asked why he offered the job-filling opportunities to his colleagues, the Winthrop Democrat also reiterated statements he has made that he was cleared of any wrongdoing.
"After all four years of review and studies and whatnot, there has been found, as related to me, there has been no improprieties. I have not transgressed any laws, any other rules, or anything of any sort," DeLeo said. "That's the only thing that I can say."
After taking one question on the probation trial following a closed-door caucus, DeLeo boarded an elevator.
Federal prosecutors allege that O'Brien landed jobs for politically connected individuals "in order to influence and attempt to influence members of the legislature to act favorably on legislation and budget requests regarding the Probation Department as well as to assist the Chairman in an upcoming contest for the post of Speaker of the House of Representatives."
The House was meeting in a formal session Wednesday afternoon.
After voting 143-4 to approve a bill doubling individual donation limits to candidates and imposing new disclosure requirements on Super PACS, the House surfaced a $4.6 billion temporary state budget for passage. Talks are continuing on the annual fiscal 2015 budget bill with less than a week before the new fiscal year begins.


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November/December 2008 Editorial: Heat Pump Water HeatersAnother Prius in the Basement?
Posted by Alan Meier on November 08, 2008
Rapid progress? Not really. Japanese manufacturers are already producing half a million heat pump water heaters a year (see "A Cute Water Heater," p. 12). You can be sure they are looking for export opportunities. Have American manufacturers missed an opportunity and allowed another "Prius" to dominate the market? To be sure, the Japanese ECO-CUTE heat pump water heater has some attractive features. First, it has a remarkably high reported efficiency, with a seasonal coefficient of performance (COP) approaching 3. The few existing U.S. models have achieved only a modest COP 2, so the ECO-CUTE squeezes 50% more hot water out of each kWh consumed. Second, the ECO-CUTE uses CFC-free CO2 as the refrigerant. Thus the ECO-CUTE is doubly green, by combining efficiency and zero CFCs. Is there a downside? You bet; these suckers are expensive, at over $6,000 in Japan.
How do Japanese consumers justify buying a million of these expensive products? The answer is a useful lesson in economics and culture. First, Japanese homes use lots of hot water—more, in fact, than most American homes. Nearly all of it goes to the famous Japanese baths. Second, the ECO-CUTE can also provide hot water to an in-floor heating system, which fits in particularly well with the Japanese lifestyle. Third, the ECO-CUTE is designed to operate only at night and during periods when electricity is cheap. ECO-CUTE owners get a special tariff, which is far below the normally very high residential electricity rate (about 24¢/kWh). Thus the cost savings are substantial. Combine that with a $420 government subsidy to purchasers of ECO-CUTEs, and the payback time drops from centuries to under a decade.
The environment in the United States would appear to be less favorable to sales of the ECO-CUTE. But this could change quickly. For example, modest redesigns might lower the cost without sacrificing all of the efficiency advantage. And one of the new energy bills being contemplated in Congress could easily add a tax credit for heat pump water heaters. Suddenly, there's another Prius in the basement.
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America and Israel are terrifying. Care to debate?
Dear CNN
Please delete Philip nonsense and blue troll cr ap ola.
Thank u
Wrong Philip.
America and Israel are strong and land of the free. You ignorant asss Go away.
Can someone please translate this:
Blah boo blue yoo.
Sure. It means Philip is a di ck, and blue troll su cks Modi's Indian asss..hole and li cks his b all s.
Americans are deep deeper in debt than any civilization in world history. And Jews are greedy just as Jesus described. Get a clue.
Thun of Tham . Lol
The world trusts Modi more than you! Lol
Cluck, cluck, Hindoo from India, are you a terrorist
Yes sir, yes sir, as many as you want
One for your breakfast and one for your lunch;
Come back tomorrow and I'll have another bunch.
Cluck, cluck, hindoo from India, are you a terrorist
Yes sir, yes sir, as many as 1.4 billion
Dear CNN. Please stop librarian's helpers from speaking as authoritarian. Ty
Yawn. Shove it, squeegee boy. You're no authority on anything. You've proved that abundantly.
Cluck cluck openly sodomite Christian.
Does anyone have a good recipe for old fashioned beef chile without bacon or cheese? Thank you.
Yea. Sautee an American fat chick.
This is my first post since last week. I am appalled at the remarks being posted here. Shame on all of u!
Disgusting! !!
Look at that little porker grilling on that grill before Billy Clinton can hump on it would ya?
I will not return until u fix the mess here.
And I'm talking about baaad banasy, lunatic Philip, and pesky blue troll.
I've done nothing to warrant this, Rupert. Knock it off.
You won't catch me disapproving. Unless it's Phil. Gay priests are alright with me. So sorry altar boys.
I made exactly one post on here today. "Yawn." To my troll, before you just had to start your juvenile shit again.
Any reason you decided to go on the attack again, Philip? What's the matter, need some negative attention?
Call your mother and ask her why it's ok for you to dump on women who have had nothing to do with your problems, while giving the bittch who CAUSED all of them because of her inattention and participation a pass. Blame HER for your crappy life and all of your problems and leave other people alone, you stupid, ignorant, ass.
And then, by all means, get on your soapbox and talk about women's problems again, as if you had any clue, you little twunt.
You haven't a damned clue about how I think, you dumb little runt. Stop pretending that you do, get a life, and stop pretending you are a social justice warrior, when you are just another coward who can't back up 98% of his arguments, so instead has to tear down others so he can make himself appear marginally smarter.
Just fuck off, you little sniveling coward.
Bunch of public housing calibre EBT people. I am outta here never to be back. I was never a fan of Fareed either.
You're the dumbass who asked for a chili recipe here instead of actually typing "chili recipe" in a search engine; you have zero authority to comment on anyone's intelligence when you just displayed none in the first place.
Pound sand.
Yea Charlene . Pound sand u freaking troll
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@Charlene, you hit the nail right on the head. LOL, what would these trolls know about Beef Chile?! These bumpkins are from slums of India eating cow dung curry as their entrèe.
Now watch how fast they come back saying they are Americans! LMFAO.
Shut up hindooooo slime.
What the hell did she even ask for it for, you moron? Where's your recipe? Asshole.
Eat camel poop. U blue troll
The last person to comment when the comments are closed will win $1 million dollars.
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*Gay for One Night*
I was riding a bus in Bombay. The BO of a handsome Indian man made me feel wild with passion. He invited me to his home.
Needless to say we had more than coffee. (Wink wink)
♡♡♡His name is Travis ♡♡♡
That's ok guys. I have a gay uncle living in chicago. He has a boyfriend.
They make a great couple like u two.
Nothing wrong with being gay.
Most gay guys are neat, slender, have gorgeous hair, and are unmarried. Guess Travis and Mark Drummond fall in that category. Right guys?
Tepid attempt. 2/10.
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We watched "Bird Man"
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