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Spanish-American War-Related Sites to Visit
By Patrick McSherry
If you know of a Spanish-American War related site open to the public please let us know by E-mail!
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Jose Marti's Birthplace, Calle Leonor Perez, No. 314, Havana, Cuba
Jose Marti was a Cuban poet and journalist who was the heart of the Cuban Insurrection. He had been be imprisoned for his anti-Spanish writings, and travelled to Europe before eventually coming to live in the United States. Here he continued his work to remove the Spanish from Cuba. With the outbreak of the Cuban Insurrection, he returned to Cuba to become the spiritual leader of the Insurrection until being killed in action on May 20, 1895. The museum contains the belongings of Marti, as well as his manuscripts, etc. To learn more about this site, visit http://www.usacubatravel.com/cuoldartmarti.htm
Antonio Maceo's Birthplace, Calle Los Maceo, No. 207, Santiago, Cuba
Antonio Maceo was one of the leaders of the Cuban Insurrection against Spain, fighting in both the Ten Years War, and against Spain prior to the intervention of the United States. Maceo was killed in battle on December 7, 1895 at the age of 51. He had suffered 26 gunshot wounds in his military career. The museum now contained within his birthplace contains artifacts of his career. http://www.1click2cuba.com/ACTIVITIES/ART-MUSEUMS/STOmuseums.html
Fort San Felipe (Sangley Point Naval Base), Cavite
Fort San Filipe is a an old Spanish fortification on Sangley Point dating back to 1609. The fortification is made of granite, and has walls which are approximately thirty feet high. A stairway leads to the upper level of the structure where a museum contains exhibits concerning the navy and its influence on Philippine history. Antique ordnance and projectiles can be seen on the lawn.
Monument to Andres Bonofacio, Cavite
Andres Bonofacio became the president of the "Katipunero" or "Society of the Sons of the People (of the Philippines) in January 1896 and began planning an uprising against the Spanish. A power struggle developed, and Aguinaldo had Bonofacio court-martialed. He was executed on May 10, 1897. The house where Bonifacio was court martialed now contains a memorial to Bonofacio "the Father of the Philippine Revolution" (Maragondon).
Visit the sights of Old San Juan, such as San Felipe del Morro Fort, Fort San Cristóbal (the largest fortification ever built by the Spanish in the New World), El Cañuelo and the city walls. For more information see the website of the National Park Service at http://www.nps.gov/saju/forts.html
Pond Spring (Joseph Wheeler Plantation), Hillsboro, Alabama.
Visit the site of the famous general who served in both the Spanish American War and the American Civil War. To find out more about the site, visit http://www.wheelerplantation.org/
San Francisco National Cemetery
The San Francisco National Cemetery holds the remains of several famous individuals from the Spanish American War. They include Frederick Funston (a Congressional Medal of Honor winner who served with Cuban Insurrectionists and also as an officer in the American army. He served in both Cuba and the Philippines), William Thompkins (a private in the 10th Cavalry who won the Congressional Medal of Honor), and William Shafter (the overall commander of the U.S. troops serving in Cuba during the War). See http://www.nps.gov/prsf/prsfphot/cemetery.htm
The Presidio of San Francisco is an historic site with 470 historic structures on a 1,491-acre site. Among the structures are the five brick barracks on Montgomery Street, built between 1895 and 1897. Some of these buildings were used as a temporary hospital during the Spanish American War. The 1896 Lombard Gate, through which Philippines-bound troops marched to their ships, is still there. The Spanish Ordonez gun (similar to an American Rodman gun) is a Spanish American War trophy from Subic Bay in the Philippines. Legend says that its muzzle was blown off by a direct hit from the USS Charleston, but some experts think the gun merely exploded. There is also a monument to the 51th Iowa Volunteer Infantry. For more information, call (415) 561-4323 or visit the site's website at http://www.nps.gov/prsf/history/spanish_american_war.htm.
Pier 70 in San Francisco is the site of the Union Iron Works where the two most famous naval vessels of the Spanish American War - the U.S.S. OLYMPIA and U.S.S. OREGON were constructed. The original buildings still remain. Some are still being used as part of the San Francisco dry-docks operation. Others are boarded up and waiting for their fate to be decided by the port of San Francisco. One of the old slips, where the ships were built can be viewed The Union Iron Works Machine Shop, where parts were fabricated for the ships, can be seen online by clicking here . A web tour of the Union Iron Works building is available online by clicking here. Just up the street from the machine shop,at the intersection of 20th and Illinois Streets, one can see the the old Olympia Hotel, named for the famed cruiser, with the lettering still on the side of the historic building. Free monthly tours are available through San Francisco City Guides (a non-profit project of the City Public Library). For more information on the tours, click here.
Two guns from the REINA CRISTINA are in place in front of the United States Coast Guard Academy's Hamilton Building. To see the guns, click here.
Key West Cemetery - Margaret & Angela Streets, Key West
This cemetery holds the remains of a number of the victims of the MAINE
The Key West Cemetery (Courtesy of Robert Conner)
Key West Museum of Art & History at the Custom House - Key West
The second floor gallery "occupies the old courtroom in which the Navy held its official inquiry into what caused the explosion that sunk the U.S.S. Maine, the battleship that went down in Havana harbor in 1898 and touched off the Spanish-American War." For more info. see http://www.kwahs.com/customhouse.htm
Hotel Tampa Bay, 401 West Kennedy Blvd., Tampa
This Hotel was the command center as the troops were concentrated for the invasion of Cuba. On its verandas, old enemies of the American Civil War met as officers of the new invading army. Officers' family joined them at this famous location. The picturesque four storey hotel is now the home of the University of Tampa. The building contains the Henry B. Plant Museum. Plant was the railroad magnate who owned the hotel and the single-track rail line that served the military forces in the area. For more information see http://www.inusa.com/tour/fl/tampa/plant.htm
Fort DeSoto, in Pinellas County, at the entrance to Tampa Bay - (727) 582-2267
Fort De Soto, the construction of which began in 1898, has the only four 12-inch seacoast rifled mortars (model 1890 mounted on 1896 carriages) in the continental United States. Also at the fort are two 6-inch Armstrong rapid-fire rifled guns (model 1898) which were originally mounted at Fort Dade, and are the last two guns of that model year in the United States. The site often has Spanish American War living historians who aid in bringing the site back to life. For more information, visit their website by clicking here!
Fort Dade, in Hillsborough County's Egmont Key State Park, is open to visitors who arrive by private boat or commercial ferry. Visitors can view the restored guardhouse and the batteries built in 1898 to protect the mouth of Tampa Bay. For more info., call (727) 893-2627. tro see some views of the site, click here!
Fort Screven, Tybee Island (912) 786-4077
This fort was built in 1875, but was manned during the Spanish American War. The Tybee Museum is within the fort, located in an 1898 Coastal Artillery Battery. For more information, see http://www.sip.armstrong.edu/Tybee/FortScreven.html
Ottumwa - One of the guns of the INFANTA MARIA TERESA is located in Greater Ottumwa Park's campground at the intersection of South Wapello Street and Highway 34. For more information, click here and scroll down.
Iola - Boyhood Home and Museum of Major General Frederick Funston, Iola Kansas. Excellent museum devoted to Cuban insurrecto, Colonel of the 20th the Kansas and Medal of Honor receipent Major General Frederick Funston. The museum focuses on many interesting aspects of Funston's life besides his military service, including his days an explorer and botanist in Death Valley and Alaska. The restored late 19th-century farmhouse (moved to the Iola town square in 1994 by members of the Allen County Historical Society) gives visitors a brief glimpse at the life of a typical Kansas farm family The Museum contains excellent exhibits and displays, a film and a research library.
Iola is located about 40 miles west of Fort Scott, Kansas, and 100 miles southwest of Kansas City. Please see http://skyways.lib.ks.us/museums/funston/geninfo.html for museum hours, directions and more information.
Bar Harbor - In the town park overlooking the docks are two 10" columbiad ("Rodman") cannons. These cannons had been placed on Egg Rock, an island off the coast, to protect the entrance to the harbor in 1898. They were later removed to Bar Harbor and to their present location.
Fort Washington, Oxon Hill (301)763-4600
Fort Washington was originally built to replace a fortification that was destroyed in the War of 1812, and enlarged over the years. One of the last updates to the fortification involved was the construction of a two gun battery in front of the masonry fort, overlooking the Potomac River. The reinforced concrete emplacements that once held 2 four inch guns are all that remain of the Spanish American War era improvements.
United States Naval Academy, Annapolis
The Naval Academy has a variety of sites of interest. The salvaged foremast of the USS MAINE is in place along the Severn River wall. Guns taken from both the Spanish cruisers VIZCAYA and the MARIA TERESA after the Battle of Santiago are on display on the grounds of the college. The Academy also has a museum and a visitors' center showing the history of the institution. These facilities contain exhibits on the many famous naval personnel and weapons used in the Spanish American War.
Charlestown Navy Yard, Boston
The Charlestown Navy Yard was an early shipbuilding center. By the time of the Spanish American War, it had greatly diminished in activity, and was no longer used for shipbuilding. After years of virtual disuse as the navy dwindled in size, it came back to life as a manufacturing and repair center for the new steel navy of the 1890's. The Yard's ropewalk was still used and had supplied the rope for the U.S.S. DOLPHIN of the famous ABCD fleet in 1884. With the outbreak of the Spanish American War, the yard again came to life, with its 1,200 to 1,400 workers repairing fifty vessels for use by the U.S. Navy. The site is now a large museum showing all phases of shipbuilding and repair completed in the yard during its 174 year history. There are over fifty historic structures at this site, which is also home to the venerable U.S.S. CONSTITUTION, the U.S.S. CASSIN YOUNG and the NANTUCKET Lightship. For more information, see http://boston-navy-yard.visit-boston-massachusetts.com/
A gun taken from the wreckage of the Spanish Cruiser VIZCAYA is on display at the Pollard Memorial Library. Click here to see the gun!
TheSpringfield Armory provided small arms to the U.S. military small arms from 1794 to 1968, including the weapons used in the Spanish American War period such as the "trapdoor" and Krag rifles and carbines. The site is now a national historic site. Itbis located at 1 Armory Square, Springfield. For more information, call (413) 734-8551 or visit the site's website at http://www.nps.gov/spar/home.html
Fort Mott
Fort Mott, in Fort Mott State Park, Salem County, (near Pennsville, Exit 1 on the New Jersey Turnpike) was used in the defenses during the Spanish American War, with the present fortifications having been built in 1896. Mines were apparently strung across the river from the fort to aid in the nation's defense. Visitors can tour the fort, learning about its history through interpretive signage. For more information about the site, call (609) 935- 3218 or visit its website at http://www.state.nj.us/dep/forestry/parks/fortmot.htm
Sandy Hook, in the Gateway National Recreation Area, was an important proving ground for 1890s seacoast artillery. Its Battery Potter, built in 1893 for two 12" guns, was the nation's only steam-lift battery. Its mortar batteries, completed in 1894, had four 12" seacoast mortars. In 1899, the military section of Sandy Hook was expanded and given the name Fort Hancock, but it contains many fortifications that both predate and postdate the Spanish American War. For more info., call (732) 872-0115.
The Las Vegas City Museum
The Museum.located at 725 Grand Avenue, Las Vegas, New Mexico 87701 (Phone: 505 425-8726) has an exhibit on the Rough Riders who, for years, held their reunions at Las Vegas. The exhibit has uniforms, buttons, bullets, photos, etc. Visit the museum website at http://www.moravalley.com/lv-mus/index.htm
Montauk Point, Long Island
This was the location of Camp Wykoff, the quarantine camp to which the troops arriving home from Cuba were sent to verify that they were free of communicable diseases such as yellow fever before releasing them into the general population. It was at Camp Wykoff that many of the regiments, such as the Rough Riders, mustered for their last time in the federal service. The site is now part of a park called Theodore Roosevelt County Park. The link for the park is http://www.co.suffolk.ny.us/webtemp1.cfm?dept=10&id=888
Palmyra - This is the hometown of William Sampson. In the village park is a gun removed from the Spanish vessel, Oquendo, destroyed at the naval Battle of Santiago.
Sagamore Hill - Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill was the where Theodore Roosevelt called home from 1889 until his death . This was the place where his family dwelled and where Roosevelt truly considered to be his home even while serving as the assistant secretary of the Navy, and as Colonel of the "Rough Riders". It was at this home where he was notified that he had been nominated for governor of New York in 1898, vice-present in 1900, and president in 1904. http://www.liglobal.com/t_i/saghill and http://www.nps.gov/sahi/
Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace, New York City
The reconstructed birthplace of Theodore Roosevelt is a National Park site that can be visited. http://www.nps.gov/thrb/
West Point Military Academy
Many of the officers in the U.S. Amry trained at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. The Academy has an excellent museum. For more informaton, please call (845) 938-4011 or visit the Museum's website at http://www.usma.edu/Museum.
Bogue Banks, NC - Fort Macon, a large, five-sided brick fort built between 1829 and 1834 was regarrisoned during the Spanish American War. For information on the fort, see http://www.clis.com/friends/default.htm. For info. on the fort during the Spanish American War, click here!
Birthplace of William McKinley, 40 N. Main Street, Nile (330) 652-1704
William McKinley, President of the United States during the Spanish American War was born in Niles in 1843. Now the site is occupied by a monumental museum which contains artifacts from McKinley's presidency. http://www.mckinley.lib.oh.us/memorial.htm
Miami Valley Military History Museum, Building 120, Dayton VA Medical Center
The Miami Valley Military History Museum located on the VA Medical Center campus in Dayton Ohio has artifacts of the Spanish American War on display. Admission is free.
Grave of Captain Gridley, Erie
Captain Charles V. Gridley, the commander of the Cruiser OLYMPIA at the Battle of Manila Bay, is buried in Lakeside Cemetery. Gridley, already in poor health prior to the battle, was hastened to his death by the effects of the battle. He died in Japan, on his way home to the United States. Gridley was immortalized in Dewey's famous statement "You may fire when ready, Gridley" at Manila Bay.
USFS OLYMPIA, Penns Landing, Philadelphia (215) 925-5439
The USFS OLYMPIA, Admiral Dewey's flagship at the Battle of Manila Bay can be visited at Penns Landing. The vessel is the sole survivor of the battlefleets of the Spanish American War era, and only one of three warships from the period to still exist worldwide! The visitor can wander through three of the vessel's decks, and get a feel for what life was like on board a warship of the period. http://www.libertynet.org:80/~seaport/
Naval War College, 686 Cushing Road, Newport (401) 841-4052
The Naval War College, still a new innovation at the time of the Spanish American War, was originally run by Commodore Stephen Luce and then by Captain Alfred Thayer Mahan. This was the center of the new ideas concerning the growth of the U.S. Navy, and its need to become an ocean-going, deep water navy. It was here where Mahan first delivered his lectures on seapower which were later published as the famous work "The Influence of Sea Power Upon History, 1660-1783." The original Founders Hall still stands, and serves as the museum. The museum has exhibits on the evolution of the modern navy, and the growth of the college. http://www.nwc.navy.mil/museum/
The Battery, Charleston
The Battery, a park along Charleston's historic waterfront, has two items of interest. First, the park has one of the capstans from USS MAINE. Secondly, the park has a 1.5 inch rapid-fire gun which was apparently taken from a captured Spanish naval vessel during the war.
Battery Huger, Fort Sumter, Charleston
Within the walls of old Fort Sumter, a famous site from the American Civil War, is the immense Battery Huger. Though completed immediately after the Spanish American War, she shows the state of the art of coastal defense during the War. Sitting in the parade ground of the fort, and spanning its entire length, Battery Huger is a huge concrete gun emplacement which held two 12 inch breechloading rifles which were to help defend the Charleston Harbor entrance. The guns themselves have been removed. Today, part of the gun emplacement houses the site's museum.
Battery Jasper, Fort Moultrie, Charleston
Located just outside of Fort Moutrie, Battery Jasper is a large concrete gun emplacement which housed four ten Inch disappearing guns. These guns could fire a 570 pound shell up to 8 miles. Visitors can wander through the structure which contains magazines, ammunition hoists,v battery commander viewing area, etc. Eventually, the battery will be restored, though the guns will probably not be re-installed.
Fort Moultrie, Charleston
Contained within the walls of this historic fort is a series of exhibits showing the evolution of seacoast fortification ordnance. One of the exhibits shows the ordnance that is typical of the Spanish American War era, including 4.7 inch rifles, 15 inch rifles and older 15 inch Rodman guns in emplacements typical for each gun.
State Capitol Building, Montpelier
The front of the building is flanked by two large Krupp cannon salvaged from the Spanish Cruiser CASTILLA, sunk at the Battle of Manila Bay.
Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington
Arlington National Cemetery has a variety of sites of interest to the Spanish American War historian. One of the most famous sites in the Cemetery is the USS MAINE plot. This area holds the graves of 62 known and 167 unknown crewmen lost in the explosion of the USS MAINE. The site is marked with the mainmast of the USS MAINE, which was salvaged and brought to the cemetery. http://www.arlingtoncemetery.org/visitor_information/USS_Maine.html
Elsewhere within the cemetery is a monument to all of the soldiers and sailors who died in the Spanish American War. Another monument is dedicated to the Spanish American War nurses. A third monument dedicated to the Theodore Roosevelt's "Rough Riders." (this monument readsAt Arlington National Cemetery there is a Rough Riders Monument. It reads: "ROUGH RIDERS'/ IN MEMORY OF/ THE DECEASED MEMBERS/ OF THE 1st U.S./ VOLUNTEER CAVALRY/SPANISH AMERICAN WAR/ERECTED BY THE MEMBERS AND/FRIENDS OF THE REGIMENT/1906 " See http://www.arlingtoncemetery.org/visitor_information/Rough_Riders.html
The cemetery also holds the remains of many Spanish American War veterans and heros, including General John J. Pershing, naval hero Richmond Hobson, Admiral William Sampson (overall naval commander at the Battle of Santiago), Bradley Fiske (Spanish American War naval officer and inventor) and the first colonel of the "Rough Riders," Leonard Wood.
The Hampton Roads Naval Museum has a permanent exhibit on the activities of the Flying Squadron during the Spanish American War. For more information, see http://www.hrnm.navy.mil/
Grave of Admiral George Dewey - National Cathedral, Massachusetts and Wisconsin Avenues NW (202-537-6200). Admiral George Dewey, was the commander of the U.S. Navy's Asiatic Squadron which defeated the Spanish Pacific naval forces at the Battle of Manila Bay is buried in the Cathedral's Bethlehem Chapel. The Chapel was completed in 1912, and is the site of daily services. http://www.cathedral.org/cathedral/index.shtml
Leutze Park - Washington Navy Yard, 901 M Street
Leutze Park contains naval ordnance from many time periods, including pieces captured from Spain during the Spanish American War. http://www.history.navy.mil/visit/visit6.htm
Navy History Museum - Washington Navy Yard, 901 M Street SE
This museum, which presents an overview of the history of the U.S. Navy, contains exhibits on the growth of the new steel navy and the U.S. Navy's actions during the Spanish American War. The museum itself is located within the former breech mechanism shop of the Naval Gun Factory, which was built between 1887 and 1899, corresponding to rise of the new steel navy. The museum contains about 48,000 square of display area, housing approximately 5,000 artifacts. http://www.history.navy.mil/branches/org8-2.htm
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When valve position indication is the only functionality that is required, a less sophisticated solution than valve actuators would be preferred. This solution should overcome traditional issues related to the use of self-made solutions. These issues are mostly related to unreliable welded brackets and other instable constructions which lead to false open and closed signals. In effect, companies using self-made constructions have never been able to create a strong and robust mounting facility around the hand wheel and adequate protection for the switches themselves.
In order to meet the industry's criteria for position indicators, Netherlocks applies the same mechanical counter that is used for its mechanical interlocks. This counter principle (which is also applied to nearly 100.000 valve interlocks in the field) is used to convert a valve's open and closed positions to electronic signals. Integrated into a standardized design robust, stainless steel enclosure, it ensures the accuracy of valve status signals sent to the control room. The sensor is completely enclosed in the compact and solid body of the valve position indicator. In fact, the design enables to isolate all mechanics and electronics from the outside environment, making it almost insensitive to harsh weather conditions, while being vibration resistant at the same time. Various switch or sensor types can be used, depending on the application and customer specific requirements. Moreover, the valve position indicator can be equipped with wireless connections to the DCS.
The valve position indicator as designed by Netherlocks is extensively tested and has proven its durable character and reliability in the field. Already thousands of indicators are installed on facilities in oil & gas and petrochemical industry. It is particularly valued for its accuracy, while its durability and performance in all climates and weather conditions are also appreciated as valuable product characteristics. In all, this mechanical solution provides the only high quality product which is geared solely at communicating valve open and closed positions.
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How Retailers Can Increase Personalization | Retail Dive
It is important to increase retail personalization. The main key to attract and maintain customers is to create personalized experiences. Actually, retailers believe that developing this connection between customers and stores is a win-win.
Successful retailers will be the ones who combine technology along with a back-to-basics marketing approach that focuses on the customer both in-store and online and builds connection and trust.
Check the full guide below and know more about how to increase retail personalization.
Challenges Creating The Customer Profile
There are many ways to research and compare before buying a product or a service. People might visit the retailer or brand website from their laptop, tablet, store apps, mobile device.
Based on a Harvard Business Review study of 46,000 people found that 73% are omnichannel customers.
"The identity stitching process is becoming more challenging," said Kirsten Haitz, a Marketing Strategy and Data Science Executive for Fortune 500 retailers.
Retail Personalization: Bridging the Gap Between Personalization and Privacy
Retailers need to have a complete view of their customers while also still respecting new data regulations. How can this happen?
According to Haitz "It's a paradox of personalization and privacy," she adds It's not just governments that are concerned with keeping data private, people are more concerned about safeguarding their personal information, too. They're weighing sharing their information with the fear of identity theft, or with their distaste for their information being sold to a third-party. People, in general, will only share their data if the perks are worth it."
An example of this tradeoff is Starbucks, with one of the powerful loyalty programs in the country, Starbucks entices customers into providing personal information through their app. How does that work?
By downloading the app, customers gain the convenience of paying and ordering online, they are able to access and time to sift throughout the full menu, and this is not available in stores.
Long story short, that example shows that people feel it is fine to share their personal information if that means adding special perks, saving, and convenience.
Data Privacy Regulations Limit Gathering Customer Information
Based on the retail personalization guide, one of the important and major tactics for personalization in digital channels when it comes to online shopping is cookies-bits of data stored on the shopper's device.
Cookies work to track consumer behavior, customize offers, and gather useful feedback and information.
If cookies are banned, major changes can happen in data privacy regulations which change the way retailers can acquire customer data.
Examples of how cookies are used to collect customer data:
The General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) in Europe.
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).
Web browsers like Google.
"We're in a world where forecasting the future is really challenging… and more local and national regulations are likely coming down the pike."
Marc Vermut, Vice President of Marketing
Solutions at Neustar
The Table of Content of "How Retailers Can Increase Personalization Guide":
Get people to self-identify by creating better experiences
Personalization Promotes Revenue Growth
Challenges Creating: The Complete Customer Profile
Bridging the gap between personalization and privacy
Succeed With E-commerce: a Marketing Guide for Entrepreneurs | BDC
Black Business Owners and Entrepreneurs Guide


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Upon release of their debut studio single "Addiction" in April 2018, the alt-indie trio has been making their presence known in their native state of Colorado. With hints of Twenty One Pilots, Arcade Fire, and AJR, the group creates a sound that is all their own.
The name "Glass Cases" is derived from one of the group's favorite novels, The Catcher in the Rye. The idea is to capture memories and feelings through songs.
VYNYL is the Wave Pop brainchild of Lyricist Andrew Ceronio and Producer/Frontman Tyler White. After meeting through a mutual friend, they realized they shared the same dream: creating music that invokes emotion: the kind you would seek out and purchase on vinyl. Picking up everything they owned and moving to the city of Denver, Colorado on a whim, they reinvented themselves in a new and exciting environment of sights, sounds, and experiences.
Over the period of two years, they worked tirelessly in quiet to define their signature blend of lush textures and authentic rhythmic and analog instrumentation. What they came up with, was a sound similar to other genre-bending pop/rock acts like Tears for Fears, The Neighbourhood, Blackbear, Thirty Seconds to Mars, and The 1975. Their unique writing process is a combined effort, and it relies heavily on collaboration and innovation. When listening to VYNYL, you can feel that there is something more to what you hear. Ceronio's catchy and smart lyrical content coupled with Whiteley's dark crooning vocals, paint a perfect picture for the complex themes the band tackles, using personable imagery and relatable concepts as an anchor in their work.
After the explosive release of their debut single, "Reaction", They journeyed in to the Blasting Room (Rise Against, A Day To Remember, Flobots, 888) to further craft their sound. Their second single "Blue Dreams" went viral and is played on iHeart radio stations and local broadcasts in Denver, Fort Collins, Colorado Springs, and more.
With only a year as a performing act under their belt, their momentum is truly exciting to watch. They have gone from opening in small clubs to multiple sold out shows and festival appearances alongside international acts such as Blink 182, Bleachers, Dreamers, Sir Sly, St. Lucia, The Plain White Tees, and many more. They have also received airplay and received regular rotation from iHeart Media and local radio stations in their home state and surrounding states alike. You don't want to sleep on VYNYL - The future for these young, up and coming artists looks incredibly bright.


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Fox's Maria Bartiromo Loses It After Guest Says Wealthy Should Pay More Taxes
The long-time Wall Street reporter was simply not having it when a guest suggested capital gains be taxed the same as income.
Published 04.17.19 2:00PM ET
Things got a bit heated Wednesday morning on Fox Business Network when host Maria Bartiromo took issue with a guest's assertion that the rich aren't paying "their fair share" of taxes.
During a discussion on the latest fundraising hauls by 2020 presidential candidates, Republican strategist John Thomas said that Democratic frontrunner Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) is tarnished by the recent revelation that he's a millionaire, claiming it undermines his "fundamental brand promise" that "millionaires and billionaires are evil capitalists."
This prompted Fox contributor Richard Fowler to push back, stating that Sanders never said that millionaires are evil, but simply insisting that "everybody should pay their fair share." That line got Bartiromo—a long-time Wall Street reporter—to get involved.
"Who's not paying their fair share?!" she shouted at Fowler. "Just tell me who's not paying—this is really—this is such a talking point that bothers me!"
As Fowler explained that they'd had this conversation in the past, Bartiromo claimed the top-ten percent wealthiest Americans pay 71 percent of the taxes, and chastised her guest for using a "talking point."
After calming Bartiromo down, Fowler went on to say that they "almost agree on this point" and that he is mostly talking about taxes on those who make their income from capital gains or real-estate investment when it comes to paying "their fair share."
Bartiromo, however, was not done, accusing Fowler of "putting apples together with oranges" by grouping together capital gains and income. After she and Thomas tag-teamed Fowler on capital gains and how it's "an essential part of this country and entrepreneurship," Fowler said he wasn't arguing we shouldn't have capital gains but that "we should level the playing field" while using investor Warren Buffet's example that he pays taxes at a lesser rate than his secretary.
"It is level, that's another talking point, and you're confusing it," Bartiromo lectured Fowler. "Warren Buffett, when he talks that he has to pay less in taxes than his secretary, it's two different things."
The segment would go on like this for another minute or so, with the rest of the panel pummeling Fowler for having the audacity to want capital gains taxed at a rate similar to income.
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The Avila Ranch site was annexed into the city in 2008 and is undeveloped, having been continuously farmed for the past 100 years by the Avila family, according to a development plan submitted to the city.
The site is flanked by industrial uses to the north, including Hanson Aggregates, a concrete supplier; and rural landscape to the south, with rolling hills sporadically dotted with homes and horses.
The family still owns 140 acres of the site; Avila Ranch LLC, of which Andy Mangano, owner of Mangano Homes, is a managing member, owns 10 acres and has a contract to buy the rest after the project is approved, project planner and manager Stephen Peck said.
The property, originally designated for a business park when annexed, is now planned to be developed primarily as residential neighborhoods to add housing that city officials say is desperately needed.
Project representatives said that more than 540 of the 720 units are expected to be affordable to families with moderate and "workforce incomes," or 80 percent to 160 percent of the area's median income (AMI). The AMI in 2015 for a household of four was estimated at $77,100 in the county, according to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
A workforce income for a family of four is $123,360, while an income for a four-person family at 80 percent of the AMI is $61,700, according to the county Housing Trust Fund.
Peck said the smaller single-family units, slated to provide workforce housing, would sell for about $560,000 on average in today's market, while the attached single-family townhomes would start in the $400,000 range.
Several planning commissioners said that they would like to see the different types of housing units — smaller single-family homes, townhomes and apartments — integrated throughout the development instead of split into different areas of the site.
"I've seen a number of developments do that and it seems to be more of a neighborhood with different income levels," commissioner Ronald Malak said.
Commissioner William Riggs was blunt in voicing his concerns about the project and said it needs more innovation.
The project's draft environmental impact report is expected to be released in the spring, followed by public hearings.
Most of the commission's comments focused on the housing part of the plan, but several residents brought up traffic and water concerns.
"Due to a lack of rain from the predicted El Niño, we should not be approving this or any other development in San Luis Obispo until the rains materialize," resident Mila Vujovich-La Barre said.
On traffic, San Luis Obispo resident Sarah Flickinger said the proposed extension of Buckley Road to South Higuera Street doesn't go far enough to address congestion problems that already exist, and the city should pursue a new bypass from Los Osos Valley Road to Higuera Street, as identified in the city's General Plan.
Low-density units: 105 single-family homes on 17.45 acres, with the average lot size about 5,000 square feet.
Medium-density: 305 small detached single family units on about 35 acres, with the typical lot size about 3,575 square feet. Units would range in size from about 1,350 square feet to 2,000 square feet, with an average of about 1,675 square feet.
High-density: 125 apartments on 4.71 acres, ranging in size from 650-square-foot studios to 1,150 square foot two-bedroom units. Thirty-five units would meet moderate and lower-income affordable housing requirements.


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Interurban Commuting
This article appeared in the Dayton Daily News on February 8, 1997
Cartoonist was a regular
Milton Caniff, who for more than 50 years drew syndicated comic strips Terry and the Pirates and Steve Canyon, went back and forth to Ohio State University from Dayton on the interurban every week for five years during the late 1920s. He came home to visit his parents and to date Bunny, his high-school sweetheart.
Milton did most of his interurban riding at night. The traction he took to Columbus had the baggage car at the front. On one side of this car was a long bench, the only place to sit down. All the tools and supplies were inside the baggage compartment.
Communication was not good in those days. There was none between cars, not even between the depots and the car itself. Every car carried flares to put on the tracks in case of trouble. The conductors had to depend on all sorts of signal devices, such as a looped wire hung alongside the track.
After Milton spent Saturday and Sunday night courting Bunny, Milton's mother would shake him out of bed on Monday morning in time to drive him to the interurban station to catch the 5 a.m. traction in order to make his 8 o'clock class at OSU.
When he tried to curl up and sleep in the ordinary seats, the conductor suggested that he could sleep on the long tool chest attached to the wall of the baggage compartment. It was not quite as warm there, but lying on the bench with a stack of books for a pillow and an overcoat for cover was Pullman travel at its finest. The car was heated by coal stoves which the conductor had to tend. The one in the passenger compartment was toward the rear of the car, which was also the smoking section.
The motorman stayed pretty much to himself in his small, cramped cubbyhole. He sat there ever alert because of the speed.
The car had a straight-out whistle, which was air operated and could be sustained. Sometimes the motorman tied the whistle valve down and roared through the countryside for long stretches. At certain places he tooted for his cousin Minnie or maybe his own house.
Milton also recalled places where the horn would sound, not a short toot-toot, but a long, sustained urh, urh, urh.
Naturally the motorman didn't toot the horn for every cowpath that crossed the road into some farmer's yard beyond the track. But the motormen did a good job of it. They knew where the traffic was generally heavy and would start to blow that horn in plenty of time.
At night you could see the light coming; in the daytime, not so. Most of the accidents were in the daytime.
If the interurban hit you, you'd had it. It was big and strong and the flanged wheels looked larger than railroad wheels. They were laid out in a similar fashion - four wheels and four wheels, which would turn as the head of the car moved on the curves. There were very few acute curves and they banked much more than the railway lines, so that those interurbans could hit a curve at a much higher speed than railroads. That was the reason they were so much more operable in the back country.
Among the things that lingered in Milton's memory was arriving at the end of the line when the conductor walked through the car and reversed the seats. They had been facing the front, and since there was no turn around, the conductor changed the direction of the seats and the motorman went to the other end of the car. Suddenly that was the front of the car.
In the cities, the interurban ran on the city car tracks, but much more slowly. The streetcar tracks were buried in most cases. In the country outside the city limits, the irons stood high and strong and there was simply nothing around to interfere with the speed.
One distinctive feature of the interurbans was that they carried their own snow plows. In a light snow, the tracks remained open and ran more frequent schedules than the railroad trains. On blustery mornings, the railroads had to haul out the big snow removal trucks with the wide-bodied engines, but the traction with its snow plow cleared the tracks for itself. The rest of the day it kept its own road bed open simply by using it.
One of the things Milton recalled about the electric cars was that you'd be going along, sometimes at high speed, 70 or 80 miles an hour. The car crossed another electric line, and both of them were dead at that point. So you'd be reading or doing whatever, and suddenly the power would go off, but the momentum of the car would carry it across the gap. Then, almost instantly, the lights would come on again. When everything went off at high speed - the power for the car, the headlights - that brief second seemed like an eternity.
The interurban line from Dayton to Xenia was a short run after it passed Belmont - it was country in those days. The cars were more like the yellow street cars of the Xenia Avenue line. There were other fellows like Milton whose girls lived in Belmont but they lived in Riverdale, or vice versa. Sometimes late at night the motorman saw them trudging along, obviously going to miss the car. They'd stop the car if there weren't too many people aboard and pick the boys up.
`They got to know us well,' said Milton. `Sometimes when the weather was really lousy, it was a great boon to have that car stop along the way. It was marvelous for those of us who had love in our hearts.'
At the end of those five years going back and forth on the traction, Milton married Bunny and the two went off to Columbus, where Milton had a job on the Columbus Dispatch , beginning a long and successful newspaper career.


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we're here because we're here
'we are here because we are here' conceived and created by Turner Prize-winning artist Jeremy Deller in collaboration with Rufus Norris, photo by Topher McGrilli
we're here because we're here appeared for only 12 hours today.
On Friday 1 July 2016, thousands of volunteers took part in a UK-wide event as a modern memorial to mark the centenary of the Battle of the Somme, where 19,240 men were killed on the first day of the battle in 1916.
we're here because we're here was conceived and created by Turner Prize-winning artist Jeremy Deller in collaboration with Rufus Norris, Director of the National Theatre.
we're here because we're here, saw around 1400 voluntary participants dressed in First World War uniform appear unexpectedly in locations across the UK. Each participant represented an individual soldier who was killed on that day one hundred years before.
The volunteers were men aged between 16-52, reflecting the men who would have fought in the Somme. They were not trained actors but came from a range of professions, including a sheep farmer, flight attendant, doctor, lawyer, social worker, shop assistant, portrait artist and GCSE student. They came together to rehearse in theatres across the UK over a month-long period in the run-up to the performance. 'we're here because we're here' is one of the largest arts participation projects ever staged in the UK, with hundreds of additional volunteers working behind the scenes.
Visit the new website we're here because we're here for the full story and join the conversation using #wearehere
Read more about the public response in the Independent, Evening Standard and Mirror
WILLIAM KENTRIDGE'S THE HEAD & THE LOAD
Critics and audiences gave this epic work a rapturous reception at a packed Turbine Hall last week.
A new film by Peter Jackson
The First World War proved to be a landmark in cinema history – the first time that the horrors of war could be caught…
Peter Jackson's title for new First World War film confirmed
They Shall Not Grow Old will have its World Premiere on 16 October as part of the 62nd BFI London Film Festival.


Many financial-services providers are challenged to develop effective social-media strategies. Reports suggest that smartphones, not computers, will account for most social-media growth. At present, however, social-media companies struggle to serve their content on the small screen. Depending on whether or not an institution counts heavy social-media users as customers (see Consumers' Use of Social Media to learn more), websites and mobile apps—more than social media—might serve both providers and customers better. To help calibrate the importance of mobile-device use to financial institutions, MacroMonitor data show the proportions of households that use their smartphones for financial activities.
In 2010, about 44% of households owned a smartphone; about half of these households have engaged in one or more financial activities on their device in the past two years. Some activities—such as stock trades (5% of households) and peer-to-peer (P2P) transactions (5% of households)—have low use. Other smartphone activities—such as checking on account balances—have a firm foothold; one-third of households with a smartphone have checked their balances.
Some financial activities are easier to imagine than others. For example, households headed by young adults who need to track cash flow closely are more likely to check account balances; some—but not all—of these households are also more likely to use account alerts. Emerging activities such as P2P are not confined to young households. In fact, early adopters include both middle-income and wealthy households.
To learn about your organization's customers' smartphone use for financial activities, contact CFD.


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Q: Memory error occured after AHT I have MacBook Pro 6,2 mid-2010 15-inch with Core i7 2.66GHz, 8GB Ram, 240GB SSD. Since it doesn't support a later OS than High Sierra it became useless and I wanted to use Linux on it, but before I go with Linux I had some issues like freezing, etc. And I experienced the same problems on Linux too, so I decided to run AHT and I found a memory error which is 'Failure Code: 4MEM/66/40000000: 0xa50c6e18'
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I am not sure what to do, because it is not clear which RAM or Slot (maybe logic board) is faulty, I want to use this device because it is still worth it, it is a victim of Planned Obsolescence. Ubuntu 22.04 LTS and Win10 still work on it.
Here is the Rember Test result.

Memtest version 4.22 (64-bit)
Copyright (C) 2004 Charles Cazabon
Copyright (C) 2004-2008 Tony Scaminaci (Macintosh port)
Licensed under the GNU General Public License version 2 only

Mac OS X 10.13.6 (17G66) running in multiuser mode
Memory Page Size: 4096
System has 4 Intel core(s) with SSE
Requested memory: 3452MB (3620372480 bytes)
Available memory: 3452MB (3620372480 bytes)
Allocated memory: 3452MB (3620372480 bytes) at local address 0x0000000108ee2000
Attempting memory lock... locked successfully
Partitioning memory into 2 comparison buffers...
Buffer A: 1726MB (1810186240 bytes) starts at local address 0x0000000108ee2000
Buffer B: 1726MB (1810186240 bytes) starts at local address 0x0000000174d36000

Running 1 test sequence... (CTRL-C to quit)

Test sequence 1 of 1:

Running tests on full 3452MB region...
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FAILURE! Data mismatch at local BUFA address 0x000000014efece18, BUFB address 0x00000001bae40e18
BUFA Data: 0x2020202020202020, BUFB Data: 0x2020202020200020

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Edit: I followed the suggestion of @Tetsujin and i found the faulty RAM, seems like my problems are solved, and i think heating problem is solved too.

A: Standard procedure to test RAM…
Remove one stick.
Test the other, in both slots.
Swap sticks.
Test again in both slots.
This will determine which stick, or whether it's the slot or motherboard failing.

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Surname Puloor
Cognomen Puloor (Puloor ) , around the world, is an extremely rare family name. Cognomen Puloor is characteristic to United Arab Emirates, where it is a very rare surname, and India, where it is an extremely rare surname.
Puloor in United Arab Emirates
In the country population of about 9.6 million, Puloor is a very rare surname in United Arab Emirates.
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The key is there is a difference between side projects and things to help you learn and starting a business. If you are starting a business you should go out there and do it. We have supported many former team members do this over the years and we are proud of them.
Thanks for reading my response and taking the time to comment.
I don't think it's as black and white as you're contesting and your article did not come off like that's what you were saying.
I do not doubt your support of people who have left Grasshopper to launch their own ventures. However, I think it's very difficult to necessarily tell the difference between a side project and a startup. The tone and message of your post seemed to imply that people should have neither if they work for you despite the benefits I've focused on discussing above.
It is a matter of semantics or wording then, side project is the wrong word maybe. Startup business, revenue generating entity that you want to grow, use any of those.
As a startup employee, I don't just work for you. I'm your partner… that's what motivates me. But it doesn't give you the right to tell me or even presume to tell me when to go at my side project / business full time. It's really none of your business –and if it is, you should be supportive of their side projects/startups, rather than be insecure.
To think that a founder believes they have this right is ridiculous. @Dh: Why not explicitly state this in the contracts and job postings, and see the quality and type of candidates you'll get. Everything in Jason's post rings true to what creatives bring to a startup when they're free to pursue their dreams outside of their full time job.
+1 Jason for the response and class.
And being supportive doesn't mean encouraging employees to leave your startup to go fend for their project full-time.
We have had people work with us for years with side projects, the ones that were successful in growing it into a real business that creates jobs and revenue were not able to do this part-time.
Has nothing to do with job descriptions or contracts, you are missing the point. If you want to grow a business you should give yourself the best environment to do so. Forget about the startup you work for, the job you have or anything else I said. We need more startups in this world and ones that are out there creating meaningful economic change.
David, I read your article and I found it a bit confusing at times Too many mixed messages in your comments as well. You seem to be advocating for companies to hire employees that don't have a side project going on, as a guarantee that they will be fully engaged and committed to their full-time job this way. I really don't agree with this line of thinking. It's ridiculously naive to say the least. I understand that "it's not good for startups or for companies to have employees that are partially engaged in both [side projects and day jobs] and committed to neither", and yes "not everyone is an entrepreneur". But I personally would prefer to have employees as part of my team who would rather come alive and do something on the side that they're truly passionate about, someone who's creative, ambitious and with its own hopes and dreams, instead of having people who simply choke back vomit where they wake up another day, doing something they hate, working for someone they don't respect, in order to put food on the table.
You can't and you shouldn't control whether designers, developers or any other professional wants to experiment with small-scale side projects while working for your company. You simply can't. It's like trying to use cruise control in wet conditions. The weather will prevail. But the key here is to understand that in there is in fact tremendous benefit to employees having side projects as Jason mentioned in his article. You should focus instead in implementing a recruiting process that helps you in finding, attracting, and retaining top talent. Not in speculating, assuming or running your business under retrograde philosophies and backward ideas about how "side projects create a talent bubble of people who aren't fully engaged". Good luck with that.
And BTW, in order to work on building a "real business" that helps people solving a problem or meeting a need, you should know that entrepreneurs will fail many times as a result of working on crazy and often silly ideas just like Twitter was one day.
This post echoes the sentiment that top performs work with companies, not for companies. I think it's important for founders and management to realize that there is a two way relationship i.e. value compromise. Give your employees the freedom to expand their interests and harness their full potential and you will get dividends and value back beyond expectations.
Jason – THIS is a moving forward kind of article. Dead on Thank you for writing this. I posted the link on my linkedin update.


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Mr. Rogers Goes to Congress and Saves PBS: Heartwarming Video from 1969
in Education, History, K-12, Politics, Television | October 26th, 2015 4 Comments
What kind of delusional self-aggrandizer, called to testify before a United States Senate Subcommittee, uses it as an opportunity to quote the lyrics of a song he's written… in their entirety!?
Sounds like the work of a certain rapper/prospective political candidate or perhaps some daffy buffoon as brought to life by Ben Stiller or Will Ferrell.
Only children's television host Fred Rogers could pull such a stunt and emerge unscathed, nay, even more beloved, as he does above in documentary footage from 1969.
Mister Rogers' impulse to recite What Do You Do With the Mad That You Feel to then-chairman of the Subcommittee on Communications, Senator John Pastore, was ultimately an act of service to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and its child viewers.
Newly elected President Richard Nixon opposed public television, believing that its liberal bent could only undermine his administration. Determined to strike first, he proposed cuts equal to half its $20 million annual operating budget, a measure that would have seriously hobbled the fledgling institution.
Mr. Rogers appeared before the Committee armed with a "philosophical statement" that he refrained from reading aloud, not wishing to monopolize ten minutes of the Committee's time. Instead, he sought Pastore's promise that he would give it a close read later, speaking so slowly and with such little outward guile, that the tough nut Senator was moved to crack, "Would it make you happy if you did read it?"
Rather than taking the bait, Rogers touched on the ways his show's budget had grown thanks to the public broadcasting model. He also hipped Pastore to the qualitative difference between frenetic kiddie cartoons and the vastly more thoughtful and emotionally healthy content of programming such as his. Mr. Roger's Neighborhood was a place where such topics as haircuts, sibling relationships, and angry feelings could be discussed in depth.
Rogers' emotional intelligence seems to hypnotize Pastore, whose challenging front was soon dropped in favor of a more respectful line of questioning. By the end of Rogers' heartfelt, non-musical rendition of What Do You Do… (it's much peppier in the original), Pastore has goosebumps, and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting has its 2 mil' back in the bag.
What do you do with the mad that you feel
When you feel so mad you could bite?
When the whole wide world seems oh, so wrong…
And nothing you do seems very right?
What do you do? Do you punch a bag?
Do you pound some clay or some dough?
Do you round up friends for a game of tag?
Or see how fast you go?
It's great to be able to stop
When you've planned a thing that's wrong,
And be able to do something else instead
And think this song:
I can stop when I want to
Can stop when I wish.
I can stop, stop, stop any time.
And what a good feeling to feel like this
And know that the feeling is really mine.
Know that there's something deep inside
That helps us become what we can.
For a girl can be someday a woman
And a boy can be someday a man.
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by Ayun Halliday | Permalink | Comments (4) |
Rain,adustbowlstory says:
I have a vivid memory of Mr. Rogers at some rewards show, in which a handicapped kid who had appeared on his show is brought onto the reward stage for a kind of reunion. It was a surprise to Rogers and he completely ungracefully literally clambers over seats in the audience to get to that boy.
I never forgot it.
Sebastian A. says:
Miss him – I was already a teen when his show was popular but I had younger siblings that watched his show – and I was mesmerized too. It hurts that there aren't more people like him in public life. What a great place this would be.
Malena S. says:
I grew up in the inner city of Chicago. Many times in my day, his words where the only kind words I heard. Mr. Rogers not only gave me the words for feelings but my interest in mental health was very likely sparked during these days. Thanks for letting me listen in, Mr. Rogers.
Yvonne N. says:
This is a beneficial show to help children to express
their inner feelings in place of acting out in society
in anger.Our leaders are a bad example of showing how we
should get along in spite of our differences


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It's rare that Charlene and I blog about a restaurant but last night 14 members of our family went to Ragnar's Sleigh ride dinner and the whole experience was nothing short of perfect.
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In a matter of minutes the staff was getting us our first course a wonderful appetizer consisting of fun tasty treats like pickled herring, salami, blue cheese, pate, cheese, capers, smoked salmon, and pickled juniper berries. As we enjoyed our appetizer we were accompanied by a musician playing a medley of light rock and good old John Denver favorites. The atmosphere was fun and welcoming to everyone even the smallest of our grandkids began to open up and enjoy themselves.
We shipped all the kids to one end of the table and I armed them with my camera so they could get fun shots of learning the art of photography. Give six kids a camera and this is what happens. The second course was a rich and hearty roasted carrot soup. The wine list was well thought our and reasonably priced so, knowing we didn't have to drive home, the wine began to flow at the adult side of the table.
Picture By: Alyssia Johnson light oil and vinegar dressing.
The Ragnar offers 7 choices for your main course ranging from duck to elk and from a good old fashion beef fillet to a scrumptious lamb dishes. I don't think any of the carnivor's we raised tried the vegetarian entre but it looked good as it went by.
A survey of all 12 of our restaurant savvy kids and grandkids gave all five of the courses a solid 10 out of 10 ratings.
Mid-way thru the entree the wine, cocktails and 10,000 feet of altitude began to take an effect and our little table had to join the rest of the Ragnar's guests in a spontaneous sing- along of old favorites like Country Road and Blue Ridge Mountains. Even the kids joined in.
Our entree's, which were all excellent were followed by chocolate fondue with accompaniments like white cake, berries, cookies and lady fingers.
After a wonderful three-hour dinner our stuffed little crew loaded back onto our snow-cat open sleigh and rode down the snow covered mountain to the Gondola. At around 10:00 we were safely down the mountain and tucked into our bed.
The Ragnar Sleigh ride dinner is a glimpse into how perfect an evening can be. The experience of the Gondola and Sleigh ride is pure magic. The food, staff, and atmosphere of the Ragnar was a solid 10 out of 10. Finally, the base price $79 for your 5 coarse meal, a gondola ride and a sleigh ride is a bargain hunters dream.
At Geezerswithpassports.com we rarely do restaurant reviews but if we don't share this experience with all of our readers we would be letting you down.
Edit by: Peyton Goetz and Alyssia Johnson.


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'The Wild Bride' review or 'A mouth stuffed full of jammy dodgers.'
'The Wild Bride', Kneehigh Theatre Company
Lyric Hammersmith Theatre, Monday 12th September 2011
Watching a great 'Kneehigh' production – and 'Wild Bride' marks this company's definitive return to form – is to be young again. It is endless sleepovers and spooky tales exchanged breathlessly in the dark. It is simple pleasures and giddy thrills. It is theatre boiled down to the basics and made to blaze.
The story is devilishly simple and asks, what happens when a father sells his daughter to the devil? It is also a story punctuated with paint. When the daughter is deemed too clean for the devil, she is bathed in oozing, brown mud. When her hands are cut off at the devil's command, they emerge from a bucket dripping in red. And, when she is considered still too pure, her hands are sunk in the purest white.
The stage, too, is streaked with rainbow lighting. When the devil tempts the father with golden trinkets, the action plays out against intoxicating purple haze. Bright white lightning flashes rip through the devil's most dastardly moments. And, when the girl is banished to the woods, the stage bleeds green.
Amidst this kaleidoscope of colour is a live soundtrack, played by a precociously talented cast. The devil (Stuart McLoughlin) manipulates those around him with his fiendish falsetto and creepy, laid back blues numbers. The daughter is played by three actresses. The first, Audrey Brisson, sings like she is forever lost, her snatched voice haunting the stage. Patrycja Kujakska, last seen stomping her way through 'Red Shoes', is as expressive with her violin as she is with her extraordinarily open face. And Eva Magyar dances as if it is the only way she knows how to speak.
There are, admittedly, a few too many 'I am a tree moments'; expressive dance sections that are undoubtedly beautiful but risk bringing down the pace. 'Kneehigh' can, for all its awesome talents, sometimes get a little earnest. However, they've found a brilliant, complementary member in the effervescent Stuart Godwin, who plays the girls father and, later, her lover. He is Kneehigh's version of a pantomime dame, gamely interacting with the audience and ad libbing at will.
It is the collective wit of this company that sets their show apart - both from other, rather straight-faced experimental shows and from their own, previous ventures. Humour sparkles everywhere. Whilst the daughter is exiled in the woods she stumbles across a pear orchard, represented by dangling light bulbs. What could've been a throwaway moment is a visual tease to remember. And, when the prince and his new wife consummate their love, they are accompanied by childlike instruments and masses of party poppers. Even in the supposedly 'grown up' moments, Kneehigh hangs onto a childlike glee that has all the pleasure of a mouth stuffed full of jammy dodgers.
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