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Tom Woods and everyone else I asked recommended reading Man, Economy and State over Human Action first. The primary reason is that Mises assumes much more knowledge of philosophy on the part of the reader in reading his work than Rothbard does in his work. In fact, the point of publishing MES was to make HA easier to understand for college students. This is not to say that Rothbard offers no original analysis and does not expand on or critique Mises' arguments- he does do this.
One way you could go about it is doing the following: every time you see a reference to a specific part of Man, Economy and State in another work, read that section in order to familiarize yourself with parts of the text. This way you can dip your toes into the work before a full reading of it. You will already be familair with some parts and reading the referenced parts, as well as the book which refers to them, can help clarify any passage that is complicated on its own (on its own meaning: without reference to the original book which referred to MES in the first place). The part in MES and the text which refers to the part should supplement each other, making the concept in question easier to understand. When you feel confident in your ability to read MES, you can do it side by side with the study guide, as you indicate you will do in the future, which is available for free. The study guide summarizes each section and poses questions on each section in order to promote understanding of the text.
If I had a cake and ate it, it can be concluded that I do not have it anymore. HHH
Yes, the study guide to MES
From EPJ:
The Politics of Fear in America: A Nation at War with Itself
Team Brittany (3 female ancaps) discuss the VP "debate":
The study guide itself is not enough to really give you a good idea of what is being said. Rothbard will often go in depth about issues that Murphy will spend a minute on or not even mention. It's a good little complement to the book but it probably won't teach you that much on its own.
NYT suggests that Iran can't print enough money. I find the uncharacteristic honesty in describing the role of monetary inflation in statecraft to be refreshing:
"By manipulating and increasing the printing volume of the rial, the regime can bolster its floundering currency and mask the disastrous impact of its political decisions, economic mismanagement and isolation," Mark D. Wallace, the chief executive of United Against Nuclear Iran, said in announcing the campaign.
Is that so? Of course, this is only true of the Iranian central bank with respect to Iranian foreign policy and could not possibly describe the actions of the Fed as they relate to USG's foreign policy.
Clayton -
@Neodoxy I'm planning on reading the study guide with Man Economy and State, in the format of chapter-study guide-chapter-study guide-chapter-study guide etc.
Gero:I almost fully agree with Daniel J. Sanchez, but I disagree about the voting issue. Tom Woods said, 'I realize I'm in the minority here, but I'm unconvinced that not voting is the obvious libertarian position . . . (1) You are not consenting to the system by voting. I can't remember who it was who made this analogy (which I have modified slightly), but if you were in a concentration camp and you were allowed to vote on having either steak or human flesh for dinner, you would not be consenting to the system by voting for steak.'
By not voting and convincing others to do the same you are chipping away at the walls of the concentration camp (the legitimacy of the election "winners"). Voting turnout is already around 40%. Could an election "winner" still claim legitimacy after a 20% election turnout? The other 80% don't even have to become voluntarists for this to work. All is needed is a conviction that elections don't make a difference on the things that really matter (central banking, handouts to cronies under the pretense of warfare/welfare spending, etc.).
By voting, you increase the turnout % which makes it easier for the "winner" to claim legitimacy.
Woods may not fully understand the import of public choice theory. It's not so much that voting is bad as it is utterly inconsequential (at least, at the national and most State levels, and even at some county and municipal levels). Turnout, then, is a "thermometer" that tracks the gullibility of the general public to the pretense that voting matters.
Reducing turnout should not be an end in itself but I think it is an inevitable byproduct of a widespread and growing realization of the facts of public choice theory on an intuitive level (that voting simply does not and cannot make any difference).
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Just read a post on RevLeft from a Juche advocate who said "I have fantasies of North Korea bombing my house."
Douchebag needs to get his head checked.
"@Neodoxy I'm planning on reading the study guide with Man Economy and State, in the format of chapter-study guide-chapter-study guide-chapter-study guide etc."
Ah, I see. Alright, that's not a bad idea at all. Indeed it makes the work infinitely more readable
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oh what the hell... where is an AE book on the Panic of 1873?!?!
any suggestions that would go into detail on it?
@SM - so basically: "Hey I'm a Jew and I'm so special! Look at my ethnicity/religion woooo!" Besides, if you're a Zionist you have about as good a chance of being a libertarian as a camel does to pass through the eye of a needle.
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Reminds me of that Doug Stanhope bit. LOL
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"Even when leftists talk about discrimination and sexism, they're damn well talking about the results of the economic system" ~Neodoxy
I have a creeping suspicion that we don't give Robert Higgs enough attention and credit on these boards.
fephisto - thanks i will check it out. I flipped through like 3 or 4 rothbard books that i thought i could of been in. over looked that.
whey - Strange that i just started reading my first book from him today. Why do you say that?
Because looking at his work he seems like a historian who has done a whole bunch of analysis, and I don't see him mentioned too much.
Ya thats exactly what I thought too. When I was looking for something about the panic of 1873 i came across the "transformation of the America economy from1865-1914" looks pretty good
I'm really interested in reading that book as well, as I've heard that it discusses protection of the environment through property rights (if I am not mistaken).
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For the people who have read Man, Economy, and State, how long did it take you to read, and how many pages did you read per day (or how much time did you spend reading it each day)?
I've been starting to wonder...
This forum awards "points" to users based on the number of replies to their posts. Does anyone agree that this dynamic would tend to encourage trolls? I can just imagine them having contests with each other:
"Tee hee! This time I got to 1,000 points in only 1 day on the Mises forum!"
"Har har har! I got 10,000 points with only 50 posts but it took a week"
"We're so cool! Let's register more accounts tomorrow let's see who gets 10,000 first!"
The incentives are all wrong....
No, because the points honestly don't mean anything.
Maybe they don't mean anything to anyone except the trolls. A dead squirrel attracts plenty of flies.
It sort of goes along with the theory of my list. Probably too much time on my hands to look at trolls in such a way.
Past week I've been in the Shenandoah mountains and floating around Skyline Drive, now comfortably back home. When I was up there I actually went into the visitor center this time where you learn the history of the development of the park. It was pretty much a Herbert Hoover/FDR worship center that even played the same folk song over and over praising either of the two (I don't remember which, really statist and laughable lyrics that would have made Guthrie shoot himself). Though, they didn't hesitate in showing some dark facts. I cannot remember names, but obviously people lived in those hills where they wanted to construct this massive public works project. They sent a woman who was a teacher to train some of the people up there, as well with two sociologists, she reported her findings that people who lived in those areas were unfit to take care of themselves and should be moved for their own benefit (how convenient), and after these reports she convinced the government to give her a position overseeing the displacement of the local people (make a bias report and convince those who sent you to give you an official position based on the unquestioned report you wrote). They did have a few records on the walls of people being paid to have new homes that wasn't in the way of construction, but I don't know the numbers of the amount of people displaced compared to those who were actually compensated for their removal.
Here's an article going over some of the history.
I guess, praxeologically, both statues suffice for both titles.
I think that comic artist is about to get sued by Tebow
Where there is no property there is no justice; a proposition as certain as any demonstration in Euclid
Fools! not to see that what they madly desire would be a calamity to them as no hands but their own could bring
Does he really have "rights" to Tebowing?
Homework assignment - I have to create a manual or a feasibility report and i really wanted to do one on something related to socialism or capitalism. (this is a technical writing class)
The topic needs to be approved by my professor and she keeps shooting down my ideas because it needs to be for an actual business i worked for or a nonprofit organization.
Any ideas? So it looks like i will have to do a manual, but what type of manual can i do on socialism or capitalism that has a specific target audience?
Not sure if this fits Grant, but I'll throw it out there to help you, and/or to give the idea to someone else since I'm sure It's a project I'll never get around to since I hate programming.
The idea is for a webpage and forum based around promoting and boycotting eveyday products and companies based upon the Capitalist vs Socialist/Corporatist ideals ,and actions of their companies. Funded by pay per click advertising.
edit: oops missed this part
it needs to be for an actual business i worked for or a nonprofit organization.
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Mt. Isolation
Rocky Branch Trail --> Isolation Trail --> Davis Path --> Isolation Spur
Distance: 13.2 mi. (Total)
Elevation Gain: 2,746 ft. (Overall) 4,010 ft. (Total)
Time: 5:15 (Summit) 9:00 (Total)
The trail starts off prety gentle from the parking lot working its way slightly to the right towards a small brook. Once next to the brook, the trail gets a bit steeper and works back to the left. The lower end of this trail is a series of long gradual switchbacks that help keep the trail pretty easy. It doesn't seem very steep here, but on the way down it did seem steeper to me than on the way up. The trail keeps working its way up slowly back and forth. Soon I started to see some wild flowers that were going to be blooming soon.
Large downed tree
About two thirds of the way up to the height of land on the ridge, the trail levels out for a period and then heads downhill very gradually. This is where most of the wild flowers were and soon there should be lots of large patches of Yellow Trout Lillies in bloom. This section is wet to start, but there are rocks placed that you can step across to keep your feet dry and out of the mud. As the trail starts back up, it turns to the right. Shortly after this is where I started to see some snow. Mostly a dusting that was remaining in the shady spots. The trail continues gently to the height of land getting a bit rockier in places. I wouldn't be surprised to see a moose in here as there were plenty of trees the moose had been eating the bark off of.
Near the height of land
At the height of land I found the start of the bushwhack. I had planned on using this at least on the way to the summit. I had wanted to make it here in the winter to really see where it went, but didn't have a chance. I started onto it, but soon wasn't so sure which way it went. Even though I knew more or less what to do to follow it, I got back on the trail and stuck with that. I'll be back some other time and get it then. Coming down to the river, the trail had water running down most of it. To stay out of it, you had to hope from rock to rock. This wasn't hard, but goes on for a while. It wasn't long before I was down to the river.
The first crossing was a bit tricky as some rocks still had some ice on them from the cool night and being in the shade. I just had to be careful with my footing getting to the middle of the river. Turning right at the junction, the trail started off muddy. On my way back I saw why. I had actually gone just above the trail as the trail actually had a bit of debris in it. After some easy walking, I was up to the second crossing. It was more of the same with finding a spot that wasn't too icy.
Crossing #1
Back on the east side of the brook, the trail goes for quite a while slowy gaining elevation. I started to see more snow through here with about 2-3 inches of fluff on the ground. It doesn't seem to rocky through here, but water/ice might have been in some low spots. Nearing the third crossing, the trail goes around some muddy/wet areas. The trail stays out of them though by just skirting around the right side. Soon you get to the third crossing. Once done with this crossing, it doesn't take long and you are at the fourth crossing. The fourth was the only crossing where I didn't cross right at the trail. This was only due to ice on the rocks and not wanting to slip. Again, it isn't too far before you reach the last crossing where the brook has certainly gotten narrower and shallower.
Last crossing
After the last crossing, the snow and ice get deeper and more frequent. It seems like this section of trail could get quite wet at times. I had to be careful not to slip on ice or to fall through and get my feet wet. Luckily, one person had come down the trail and I could tell where some weak spots were. Eventually I started to come across small sections of monorail. Further up they were pretty long sections and in places looked almost knee deep still. Nearing the Davis Path, the snow started to get back to only a few inches deep with occasional monorail that was hard ice a few inches thick.
Brief clear section of trail thanks to the sun
The Davis Path was pretty easy and went by quick. It isn't overly steep, but it was pretty windy through here. There was plenty of sections of monorail here to be careful on. You could tell some of them were actually on bog bridges though. Shortly after a brief viewpoint to the west, you come to the path to the summit of Isolation. I stopped here to put on dry socks, shirts, and an extra layer or two. I knew it would be windy up on the summit. The first step on the spur path was the only spot I was concerned I might slip on without traction (the spikes stayed in my pack all day). After this, it is just a quick steep climb (the only one) to the open summit.
Once up on the summit, the view was amazing. The open summits of the presidentials were still covered in snow and there were almost no clouds at all. I can see why this is one of the most popular peaks to finish your 4000 footers on. I set my pack down and got out a little more wind gear for my head and face before getting out my weather meter. It was 27 degrees and the wind was averaging 17 mph with gusts up to 30 mph. Stil much lower than the summit of Mt. Washington was getting today though. You could see the snow being blown off the higher peaks. After having a bit to eat, seeing a couple birds, and taking in the great views it was time to head back. The hike back went well and the rocks at the river crossings had cleared off making them easier.
Davis Path nearing the summit
What a view
I saw this bird at the summit. It might be a Pine Grosbeak
Snow blowing off the summit
One of only a few flowers that have blossomed. Yellow Trout Lilly
Driving up this morning, you could tell it was going to be a great day
All in all this was a great hike. The view at the top makes up for the lack of views getting there. Even though it was windy, it wasn't bad since I was ready for it. It was interesting seeing how much wind you got on different parts of the trail though.
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Greg Van Avermaet of the BMC Racing Team crashed in the last five kilometers of Sunday's stage of the Tour Oman and dropped from 10th to 24th in the final standings.
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30 Ways to Add Color to Your Kid's Room Without Painting the Walls
Renters rejoice! We know that you can sometimes feel left out of the color loop because you can't bust out that paint brush and splash color all over your walls. But fear not - here are 30 fabulous ways to add color to your kids' rooms (or most any room of the house) without painting the walls:
1. Hang some colorful curtains
2. Paint the bed
3. Use removable wall decals
4. Add colorful seating
5. Add colorful storage baskets
6. Create a colorful book display
7. Hang an article of colorful clothing
8. Wallpaper an accent wall
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10. Display a colorful quilt
11. Make a tent
12. Use colorful pillows
13. Cover your headboard with colorful fabric
14. Paint or paper the inside of a bookcase
15. Add a colorful cushion to your bench seating
16. Paint the door
17. Add a brightly colored rug
18. Hang a map
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20. String up a pretty garland
21. Create a collection of colorful toys
22. Hang brightly colored pom poms
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24. Use vibrant bedding
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I am very thankful for this post. FINALLY, something applicable to a renter like me. Little changes make the biggest difference, especially in a small apartment space! Thanks for the cute ideas!
Do these people have kids? I especially like the bed that is made with the pillows' width in descending order! All of these posts make me laugh. I guess none of these children own scary baby dolls missing hair, anything made of plastic and/or recognizable by brand, you can always tell how much money someone has based on the sparseness of their furniture, decor, and fashion.
Whoa! Finally a post with lovable ideas for kids' rooms, and the first big image that welcomes you in the beginning is perfection in itself. Truly a beautiful insight into what magic slight changes can work and how, that too without having so much to do.
Whoa! Finally a post with lovable ideas for kids' rooms, and the first big image that welcomes you in the beginning is perfection in itself. Truly a beautiful insight into what magic slight changes can work and how, that too without having so much to do.
Wow!! These samples are beautiful, even kids will like this. It is quite different and seems creative too.
If you want to make your kids room colorful with out painting if there furniture is looking good. While buying furnishings for the kids' room, choose such furniture, which is safe for the kids. Children are tend to jump around while playing, thus the furniture should be able to bear their weight. Apart from this, the furniture should not have sharp edges that might hurt them while moving around. If you are looking for some tips you should read this article: http://www.mrfurniture.co/blog/post/232/make-your-kid-s-room-colorful-for-healthy-upbringing.html which will give you some tips that might just prove useful to you.


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Students will be required to undertake development work within groups and on an individual basis. These projects will provide students with practice in the identification and analysis of opportunities and specifications for the implementation of interactive new media products. All projects will be supervised by a member of academic staff and wherever possible and practicable will be drawn from the real needs of clients in the workplace.
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The Neurofibromatosis Type 1 (NF1) Patient Registry Initiative (NPRI) is a web-based registry that asks participants to fill out a 30-minute online questionnaire to collect information about the spectrum of medical and social problems experienced by children and adults with NF1. The information gained from your participation may one day help doctors develop personalized treatments for individuals living with NF1. Please note: there is no therapy associated with this study. Individuals may participate in the registry by going to https://nf1registry.wustl.edu/
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Cricket South Africa once again faces a few uncertain weeks over their summer schedule. This time, the West Indies players, their board and their players' association are all locked in a bitter pay dispute which has seen the men from the Caribbean abruptly end their tour to India. They are due to tour South Africa in December, but if the stand-off continues, that tour will be under threat. By ANTOINETTE MULLER.
As fears of Ebola spreading continue to rage on, the Confederation of African Football (CAF), faces one of its biggest decisions ever. Morocco is close to withdrawing as host country, and while there are a few countries on standby, whether the tournament will actually go ahead as planned is a whole different story. By ANTOINETTE MULLER.
While those in high places bang on about quotas, others are actually trying to make a small difference in the fabric of South Africa's rugby society. Yanga Qinga and Murray Ingram run a rugby programme in Khayelitsha which gives kids – boys and girls – the opportunity to do something a little bit different and which will, hopefully, one day unearth a future South African rugby star. By ANTOINETTE MULLER.
A group of men dressed in khaki apparently soured the mood at Newlands for two spectators over the weekend. Their alleged use of the "k-word" every time a South African player touched the ball has made headlines. It's just another in a long list of race-related incidents over the last few months which continuously reminds South Africans that these things do not just happen in the comment sections of well-known websites. By ANTOINETTE MULLER.
CSA concluded their AGM on Saturday with no real surprises - other than still posting a profit, despite the fact that India pulled a fast one with the incoming tour last year. There is also the promise of much, much more international cricket on home soil. ANTOINETTE MULLER picks five of the most important points.


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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (April 30, 2009) — Post times at Hollywood Park for Friday and Saturday will be at 1 p.m. and 11 a.m., respectively, for the simulcast of the Kentucky Oaks and Kentucky Derby programs.
Track gates will open at 7 a.m. both days with the first import from Churchill Downs at 7:30 a.m.
Besides the Kentucky Oaks, the imports on Friday will include the 2009 debut of unbeaten champion Zenyatta in the $350,000 Louisville Distaff Breeders' Cup, which has an 11:10 a.m. post time. The $500,000 Kentucky Oaks will run between the fourth and fifth Hollywood Park races at 2:45 p.m.
Friday's action at Hollywood Park features a Pick Six carryover of $64,925 and a Super High Five carryover of $51,166.
Saturday's Kentucky Derby will run between the eighth and ninth Hollywood Park races at 3:24 p.m. In Saturday's featured race at Hollywood Park, 2008 CashCall Mile champion Diamond Diva makes her 2009 debut in the $100,000 Wilshire Handicap. The Wilshire will run as the 11th race on the 12-race program.
The racing week at Hollywood Park concludes Sunday with a 1 p.m. first post. Feature race on the nine-race card is the $100,000 Senorita Stakes for 3-year-old fillies.
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Children learn about themselves and others from their families, their educational settings and from texts – the books, films and other media – they consume. Our focus in this unit is on how children's texts position their readers, paying attention to the narrative strategies they use and the ideologies they promote. The unit provides an overview of children's literature, its origins and its place within children's culture and socialising practices. It engages with a wide range of genres and texts (picture book, novel, screen) from a variety of cultural traditions. This first year unit introduces students to key concepts essential to the analysis of children's texts.
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SALISBURY — Seems like we all want to be healthy these days. Luckily I got a dose of good genes. It's still apparent, however, that some fine tuning is in order. While some might start their search at the Y or with a personal trainer, my first stop was the online catalog at the library, specifically the Dewey Decimal 613 and 641 selections.
I was not looking for a quick fix. None of the "miracle diets" interested me. Instead, my search was for some healthy changes that fit easily into the life I live each day.
I love good food and like to cook. There's nothing better than sitting down to a leisurely meal with good friends, and I know I don't want to feel deprived at the dinner table while trying to be healthier. One book immediately caught my eye, "A Year in the Village of Eternity: The Lifestyle of Longevity in Campodimele, Italy" by Tracey Lawson. How could I go wrong when the synopsis described: "people here lead extraordinary long lives, enjoy low blood pressure and low cholesterol, and stay active and healthy to their last years." With a format that reads like a memoir and a list of seasonal recipes, I'm quickly envisioning delightful meals, simply prepared and designed around local produce.
Add a second book, an updated version of an old favorite of mine, "The New Mediterranean Diet Cookbook: A Delicious Alternative for Lifelong Health" and my shopping list to good health begins. The author, Nancy Harmon Jenkins, promises to nourish body and soul and this new version warrants a careful read. Recipes such as slow-cooked chickpeas with orange zest and lemon juice and braised pears in red wine seem both healthy and interesting to the palate.
A third choice, "Chef MD's Big Book of Culinary Medicine: A Food Lover's Road Map to Losing Weight, Preventing Disease, and Getting Really Healthy," appears to cover all my wants and needs. Dr. John La Puma "decided to research the science of nutrition while also going to culinary school to learn to cook." The end result was a concept he terms "culinary medicine." This book includes an eight-week program for optimal health. Chapter 5, "Recipes and Meals: What to Eat and How to Make It, for Every Meal (Including Dessert)" piqued my interest. I found a list of pantry essentials and recipes for foods I know I enjoy and these definitely have a healthier twist. The recipes also include substitutions for items you might not normally have on hand, a convenient feature.
"Warm and Nutty Cinnamon Quinoa" may become my box cereal replacement and "Toasted Walnut and Creamy White Bean Pitas" a satisfying lunch. Chapter 7, "What Do You Eat for That" includes good food sources for 12 different vitamins and minerals. There are also medicinal and tasty food choices for many different health conditions, each section containing explanations of the condition, a list of foods to increase in your diet, a list of foods to decrease, and suggested recipes.
Of course, if I'm really serious about a healthier life, exercise can't be ignored. Walking is my activity of choice, yet it's quite apparent that a quick pace doesn't tone everything. Could a book titled, "Full-body Flexibility" by Jay Blahnik change my daily habits? Are there really exercises that will blend seamlessly into my everyday life? Perhaps I could watch "The Abs Diet Workout: the Six-week Plan to Flatten Your Stomach and Keep You Lean for Life," a Rodale Production. The selections at the library seem endless. And if I find that I don't exercise while those healthy pears are baking, there's always the gardening section, yet another option for healthy living.
Computer classes: For beginners — May 20, 7 p.m., South; May 21, 1 p.m., East (registration required, call 704-216-7731); May 23, 9:30 a.m., Headquarters. Classes are free. Sessions are about 90 minutes. Class size is limited and on a first come, first serve basis. Dates and times are subject to change without notice.
Rowan Public Library annual book sale: Monday, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Sale items include fiction and non-fiction, hardbacks and paperbacks, DVDs, audiobooks and children's books. Most items $2 and less.
Dig into Reading this summer: Rowan Public Library and the Friends of RPL invite children of all ages to Dig Into Reading this summer. Sign your child up for a fun-filled summer of programs and reading. Preregistration begins on May 13 at all library locations for children ages 12 months to rising fifth-graders. Children will be able to earn prizes by reading throughout the summer. For more information please call your nearest RPL location.
Beneath the Surface teen summer reading: Teens will be exploring the underground through events, activities and reading. Preregistration begins on May 13 at all library locations for rising sixth- through 12th-graders. Each week teens will focus on exploring our underground world including mummies, gems and cities below the surface. Teens can earn library dollars to enter various raffles. For more information call 704-216-8234.
Spring photowalks: Monday, 6 p.m., East branch; May 13, 6 p.m., South branch; May 18, 10 a.m., headquarters. Photographers of all ages are invited to Spring Photowalk. Bring cameras, wear comfy walking shoes, and get ready to have fun. Registration is required. Register online at www.rowanpubliclibrary.org or call 704-216-8229.
Wayne Henderson in concert: Headquarters, May 23, 7 p.m. Henderson and Friends will play. Henderson's guitar playing has been heard at Carnegie Hall, the White House and in Asia. The concert is free and all are welcome.
Book Bites Club: South (only), May 28, 6:30 p.m., "The Cookbook Collector" by Allegra Goodman. Book discussion groups for adults and children meet the last Tuesday of each month. The group is open to the public and anyone is free to join at any time. There is a discussion of the book, as well as light refreshments at each meeting. For more information, please call 704-216-8229.
Library closings: May 25-27, all locations closed for Memorial Day.
Displays for April: headquarters, Older Americans month by Jo Kearns; South, student art by South Rowan High School art class; East, Winnie the Pooh by Kim Davis.
Literacy: Call the Rowan County Literacy Council at 704-216-8266 for more information on teaching or receiving literacy tutoring for English speakers or for those for whom English is a second language.


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Can there be any doubt that we are becoming desensitized to gun violence? Look the first item in today's report. A Chicago teenager who had moved to California—to escape gun violence!—was shot to death when he came home for summer break. The Chicago Tribune ran a story on the killing, but it merited just a few paragraphs at the top of a roundup of overnight shootings. It was awarded three paragraphs at a local news site.
In our marathon Memorial Day wrap-up, we included news of a Marine stationed at Camp Lejeune who stabbed his wife before embarking on a shooting spree that killed one person and injured five, including a sheriff. The gunman was later killed by police, who discovered an assault-style rifle, a handgun and hundreds of rounds of ammunition. Today we bring you news of a man who shot and killed a man and injured two others in a shooting spree in Houston, barricaded himself in an apartment and was eventually drawn out by SWAT negotiators. Up until a few years ago you'd expect to see a shooting like that on the front page. No more.
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A 15-year-old boy was shot and killed on Chicago's South Side Thursday. Patrick Sykes, who had moved to California six months ago to escape the violence and returned home last week for his summer break, was shot three times. Sykes's father was reportedly killed two years ago about two blocks from Thursday's shooting and his murder remains unsolved. Seven others were shot between Thursday afternoon and Friday morning across the city.
A man fatally shot another man and wounded two others before barricading himself in a northwest Houston, Tex., apartment Thursday. Joshua Mayfield, 33, shot and killed 70-year-old Donald Waguespack, who was helping him fix his car. Mayfield then opened fire on a motorcycle rider, critically injuring him; the bullet ricocheted and struck another person in the shoulder. It took a negotiator a couple of hours to get Mayfield to surrender, but he came out at 3 a.m. and confessed.


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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (May 21, 2010)-Never menaced at any point, Unzip Me continued her hot streak with an easy victory in the $74,230 Great Lady M. Stakes on Friday night at Hollywood Park.
Owned by breeders John Harris and Don Valpredo, Per Antonsen and trainer Marty Jones, the daughter of City Zip and the Arazi mare Escape With Me has won five in a row after wiring six opponents under jockey Joe Talamo.
The 9-10 favorite won for the seventh time in 12 starts. The $47,730 top prize for the 4-year-old California bred increased her bankroll to $327,430.
In winning for the second time in three starts on the Hollywood Park turf course, Unzip Me, under high weight of 124 pounds, essentially had the race wrapped up after making a clear lead through a slow (23.74 seconds) opening quarter mile.
This enabled her to have plenty left for the stretch run and she finished swiftly, negotiating the last quarter of a mile in about 22 3/5 seconds. She ran the six furlongs in 1:09.04.
Unzip Me, who has been worse than second only once in seven turf races while winning five, paid $3.80, $2.80 and $2.60.
Minute Limit rallied along the inside to gain second, a neck in front of defending champion Porto Marmay.
Ridden by Victor Espinoza, Minute Limit, the second longest shot in the field at nearly 15-1, returned $8.80 and $5.20. Porto Marmay, who was almost 8-1 after winning the 2009 Great Lady M. at 11-1, paid $4.40 to show.
Two races later, One Track Mind held on to beat Aggie Engineer, the longest shot in the field of five at 7-1, by a nose, giving jockey Tyler Baze the third of four wins on the evening.
Owned by Al Aidekman and Bruce Rose and trained by David Bernstein, One Track Mind, a 5-year-old Mach One gelding out of the Moscow Ballet mare Bubble Dance, completed 1 1/16 miles on Cushion Track in 1:42.23. One Track Mind's win was his sixth in 17 attempts. He's earned $226,532.
Aitcho finished third in the $62,540 optional claimer, then came 11-10 favorite Chocolate Candy and Kelly Leak.
Baze, whose other wins came with Crossing The Line in the first. Wells Furgo in the fourth and 8-1 outsider Road To Reason in the eighth, is second in the Hollywood Park rider standings. He has 30 victories through 21 days, two fewer than leader Rafael Bejarano.
Alonso Quinonez won twice with a pair of 5-1 shots, taking the third with Lazered and the sixth atop Bernsie's Baby.
For the ninth time since the spring-summer meet began on April 21, there was a single winning ticket in the Pick Six. The return on Friday was $112,216.60.
Racing resumes Saturday. Post time is 1 p.m.
The feature attraction is the $100,000 Lazaro Barrera Memorial Stakes, a Grade III for 3-year-olds at seven furlongs.
Skipshot, who finished fifth in the Santa Anita Derby on April 3, is the 5-2 morning line favorite.
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Man charged with drug possession, hides cocaine in underwear
A Salisbury man was charged with drug possession after authorities say they discovered cocaine hidden in his crotch.
Salisbury Police charged Marcus Dwayne Washington, 32, of the 800 block of Poplar Street, with felony possession with intent to manufacture, sell and deliver a controlled substance.
The incident occurred Thursday at 10 a.m. at the intersection of Partee and West Monroe streets. Officers recognized Washington getting behind the wheel of a vehicle there. Officers knew his license was suspended and Washington was not supposed to be driving.
Officers caught up to him and asked him to step out of the vehicle. When officers searched him they found two grams of crack cocaine hidden in his underwear. They also seized $970 from Washington.
He was issued a $15,000 secured bond. Washington has since been released from the Rowan County Detention Center.
Washington has been convicted of driving while license revoked, open container, reckless driving, drug possession, trespassing, disorderly conduct, larceny and assault on a female.