With a $1.5 million grant approved by Gov. Andrew Cuomo more than three years ago, supporters are trying to raise $850,000 more to maintain the yet-to-be constructed memorial.
More than three years after Gov. Andrew Cuomo greenlit a $1.5 million grant to build a memorial commemorating the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire, activists are still working toward having the project completed.
In 1911, 146 garment workers — most of whom were young women — perished in the Triangle Shirtwaist fire in a factory located at 29 Washington Place. Although the building is owned by New York University, the project is being led by the Remember the Triangle Fire Coalition.
To try to speed up the process to get what is known as the Triangle Fire Memorial completed, the group has hired Gina Pollara, a former president and chief executive officer of the Municipal Art Society who served as executive director of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park, as a consultant. On Jan. 22 the 11 members of the Landmarks Preservation Commission will hold a public hearing and may vote afterward to decide whether to grant a certificate of appropriateness for the Triangle Fire Memorial, according to an LPC spokeswoman. If a vote is not taken Tuesday, a public meeting — without further public testimony — would have to be held, she added. The memorial would be installed on NYU's Brown Building, which was formerly known as the Asch Building.
Pending the LPC approval, the coalition aims to complete the project by March 25, 2020, which would be the 109th anniversary of the fire. After a blind refereed competition, designers Richard Joon Yoo and Uri Wegman were selected to design their "Reframing the Sky" memorial. One reason for the delay is that the coalition is trying to raise an additional $850,000 to maintain the memorial once it is built, according to the president of the coalition's board Mary Anne Trasciatti.
An NYU spokesman deferred comment to the coalition.
To reach the $850,000 figure, the coalition consulted with engineers, architects and other specialists about the memorial's potential wear and tear and how much money would be needed to maintain it going forward, Trasciatti said. Should the LPC advise changes to the memorial's construction during Tuesday's meeting, that could slightly change the coalition's estimate for the endowment, she said. "One of the things that we have learned is that until it is up on a building, no design for a work of public art is final," she said.
Along with a brief description of the tragedy, the names of the 146 victims will be laser-cut into street-level panels on the facade of the building. A stainless-steel "ribbon" will descend from the building's ninth floor to mark the area where most of the workers died. Yeohlee Teng, who helped to judge the design competition, noted that New York City only has a handful of memorials dedicated to women. In addition to acknowledging the women and girls who died, it is important to commemorate the event since the fashion industry helped to build the city, she said.
As one of the worst workplace tragedies in the U.S., the fire led to a labor movement and historic legislation protecting workers' safety. The fire started in the factory's eighth-floor cutting room, where thousands of pounds of fabric caused it to spread rapidly. Panicked workers tried to evacuate by rushing to the stairs, the freight elevator and the fire escape. Most on the eighth and 10th floors escaped, however, dozens who were trapped on the ninth floor died, unable to force open the locked door. In addition, a rear fire escape had collapsed killing many and eliminating an escape route. Days after, the fire marshall believed the fire was caused by a cigarette, according to a WWD report at that time. A faulty fire hose on the eighth floor, willow baskets beside work stations and two partitions may have been other factors.
On March 16 and 17, the coalition and the Fashion Institute of Technology will hold a series of talks and events about the fire including the collective creation of a ribbon made from individual pieces of fabric brought by participants. The ribbon will be used as the main element of the memorial. Donors of $25,000 or more will be recognized on a vertical panel on the memorial. Supporters are also planning to distribute a commemorative book with the names of all donors — not just large ones — at the dedication ceremony.


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Trust me, we weren't disappointed on any level at all.
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With this agreement, CILSA continues contributing its grain of sand to sustainable solidarity projects over time, which allows Banc dels Aliments to have a logistics infrastructure in a prime location throughout the year, as well as providing all the infrastructure it has available for moments punctual of high need as it is in the Christmas campaign of the Gran Recapte d'aliments, in which CILSA has been collaborating in practically all its latest editions.
All the announcements of this food collection campaign -and others that the entity carries out- in the ZAL Port, contribute in large part to the success that the foundation has enjoyed in the distribution of food throughout the province of Barcelona.
The location of the ZAL Port is excellent for the operation that the foundation needs, as well as storage center for the non-perishable merchandise that covers the income of the aid that this entity receives from the European Union with local products, due to its proximity to the city of Barcelona, and where the critical mass of the neediest is concentrated.
The access to the platform also facilitates the management of volunteers who frequently collaborate and companies that want to help the foundation, allowing great agility in the control and entry of trucks coming from all parts of Spain.
"The cession of warehouses is one of the most valued collaborations by our Foundation, given that the logistics space in the city of Barcelona is very limited and the Food Bank does not have the resources to take on the rent of these spaces at the price of market. Therefore, we are very grateful, that in this context the logistics sector is experiencing an upward trend, the ZAL Port gives us warehouses that allow us to store food in optimal conditions and be able to program the distribution of food in a staggered way", says Roser Brutau President of the Fundació Banc dels Aliments.
CILSA has wanted to renew this collaboration to support the aid against hunger in our city with the aim that this space decongests the facilities that the foundation has in the Avenida Zona Franca of Barcelona.
"From the ZAL Port we understand that this type of collaboration are part of our reason for being and we will always try to add within our possibilities to Social projects related to the logistics sector, such as those promoted by the foundation" pointed Alfonso Martínez, Director general of the ZAL Port.
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In all fairness, a generic college education used to be a ticket to a "higher than average white collar living wage". You didn't have to weigh the cost vs. the return, because the return was practically guaranteed. I don't fault people for having had that mentality for the past 60 years. But times are changing. I think people have already started to realize that there are other ways to earn a living wage, and a lot of colleges are going to discover that their enrollment numbers are suddenly dropping.
What I have noticed is that the highest rate of return goes to those who borrow the most (top-tier business schools, med school, etc.) and those who borrow the least (trade schools). Those stuck in the middle are the ones who still borrow a lot of money and go to a fairly expensive school, but end up with a degree that has a salary ceiling of $50K/year. Anyway, it seems to me that eventually the "middle" group will realize that the "college experience" isn't worth the price (relative to the potential salary), so you'll see more and more kids going into trade schools or community colleges.
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We should be discouraging bad debt, not encouraging it. We should be encouraging college students to work hard, not discouraging them.
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CyADA's Sample Collection Personnel Training Seminar
The Cyprus Anti-Doping Authority (CyADA) organised a training seminar for their Sample Collection Personnel, in collaboration with their partner, UK Anti-Doping (UKAD). The seminar was held from 23 to 26 of November at the Olympic House in Nicosia.
The seminar was attended by current and new CyADA Sample Collection Personnel covering all positions; Doping Control Officers (DCO), the Blood Collection Officers (BCO) and the Chaperones. The training seminar was comprehensive and included both theoretical and practical training of all sampling procedures, including; notification and chaperoning of the athlete, sample collection procedures and sample processing. The training was followed by a practical examination.
CyADA's Sample Collection Personnel is made up of a team of 16, all of whom have successfully completed their training and received accreditation to carry out their duties. They are all health professionals with experience in collecting and processing samples as well as protecting privacy and maintaining confidentiality.
CyADA's Sample Collection Personnel has extensive experience in doping control and have carried out testing throughout country but also for international federations which organise competitions in Cyprus. Additionally, staff members have also participated in major events such as the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow in 2014 and the Olympic Games in Rio in 2016.
President of CyADA, Dr Michael Petrou praised the high level of training of his team: "The Sample Collection Personnel play an important role in the fight against doping. We are especially proud of the level of expertise and knowledge. Their professionalism is universally praised by other sport organisations with which we collaborate, as well as from athletes themselves".
Dr Petrou added: "Working with our partner, UKAD ensures that the knowledge and performance of our Sample Collection Personnel is maintained to the highest possible standard so they can carry out their duties well".
UKAD's Chief Officer, Nicole Sapstead commented: "UKAD's Sample Collection Personnel have a wealth of experience to offer training, support and advice to our partner organisations".
With regard to the continuous cooperation between UKAD and CyADA, Mrs Sapstead stated: "This is UKAD's fourth training seminar at CyADA and I am delighted that this ongoing partnership enables the Sample Collection Personnel from both countries the opportunity to exchange ideas on best practice and knowledge. International partnerships like these also demonstrate to the sporting community that NADOs across the globe are working closely together to deliver effective and targeted programmes which are catching the dopers and protecting everyone's right to clean, fair and honest sport."
CyADA conducts 300-350 doping controls per year. Testing takes place in-competitions, but also out-of-competition, for example during training or at an athlete's home. Doping controls are always carried out without advance notice and in accordance with the procedures which are determined by the World Anti-Doping Authority.
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MOL's Rotterdam World Gateway has an annual capacity of 2.35 million TEUs.
MOL's Rotterdam World Gateway is designed for efficient connections to inland waterway and rail transportation.
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. announced that its new joint venture container terminal, Rotterdam World Gateway (RWG), located at Maasvlakte 2 in the port of Rotterdam, the Netherlands, was officially opened in a ceremony on September 11.
RWG is MOL's most advanced, and most environment-friendly terminal, and will serve as the company's European hub.
RWG features remote-controlled loading and unloading operations, in addition to automated container movement in the yard and trailer loading and unloading. The remote control of gantry cranes from a central operation room further enhances the automation, allowing the terminal to provide high quality service. The new terminal has an annual capacity of 2.35 million TEUs.
MOL already operates its own terminals in Japan, the U.S., and in Asia in Vietnam, Thailand. RGW marks the company's first expansion into the port terminal business in Europe.
In preparation for future diversification in demand for transport services, RWG is designed for efficient connections to inland transportation, through the use of container barge piers and railways. Maximizing the use of barge and rail service also helps limit CO2 emissions, the company noted.


Goodreads: When a beautiful 16-year-old girl named Sophie is found sequestered in a cage-like room in a rundown house in the desolate hills of Arbon Valley, Idaho, the entire community is shocked to learn she is the legendary Callidora--a baby girl who was kidnapped from her crib almost seventeen years ago and canonized in missing posters with portraits of what the fabled girl might resemble. Authorities soon learn that the cage was there to protect people from Sophie, because her biological father believes she is cursed.
Kritters Thoughts: An eerie and different look at a child who is kidnapped by a parent and held captive for all of her childhood, it was interesting to hear the complete story through her eyes. I even got to the point of understanding how she was manipulated and didn't want to leave the safety of the only home she had known.
As the reader is learning about how she was kidnapped, you are also told the story of her father and how he came to be the way he was and the family that he came from. I loved how each story was weaved in and out at the right time. The author gave the reader just enough information in each time frame, but kept the best bits and pieces to reveal towards the end - it kept me reading to eventually find out the whole story.
A little bit of a creepy book dealing with child kidnapping and a few other tough issues, but with a different twist on the story it had a great impact on me. I would recommend this to readers who are into the suspense genre and need something new to read.
Kristin, thanks for the review!


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Q: Understanding postion:absolute The following is from this question's top answer

Absolute CSS Positioning
position: absolute;
This tells the browser that whatever is going to
  be positioned should be removed from the normal flow of the document
  and will be placed in an exact location on the page. It won't affect
  how the elements before it or after it in the HTML are positioned on
  the Web page however it will be subject to it's parents' positioning
  unless you override it.

Now see the following code:

Panel with panel-primary class

if I make: span{  position: absolute;} it results in following:

See the position of arrows, they are positioned with respect to div.panel-heading or div.panel-primary but not with respect to div.panel-body (which happens to be its immediate parent). I can't understand why?

A: To quote w3.org CSS2 spec section 9.8.4:

The containing block for a positioned box is established by the nearest positioned ancestor

"nearest positioned ancestor" is any parent element that is non-static (the default value of position)
Edit:
Further reading on MDN, MDN is an excellent resource for understanding CSS specifications, they use plainer language than the official specs.

A: absolute : This removes the element, including any child elements, completely from
the flow of the document, and positions it at the specified offsets. If the element is
nested inside another positioned element, the offsets are calculated with reference to
the positioned parent. Otherwise, the offsets are calculated with reference to the page.
set position: relative on parent and see result.

A: Try to avoid absolute positioning when you can. The layout you probably need can be achieved easily with a flexbox.

.panel-body {
  display: flex;
  justify-content: space-around;
  align-items: center;
}
<link href="https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.3.7/css/bootstrap.min.css" rel="stylesheet" />

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All Mixed Up (Mixed Reality Poster Design) - MFA Thesis
Reid Miller Sound
The Great Discontent
Sesame Noodles from A to Z
Akzidenz Grotesk Type Specimen
Nicola Costantino
Future Flyers
Classical Book
West Philadelphia Tutoring Project
CalArts Posters
Invisible Cities Book Cover
De Stijl Installation
Woody Allen Minimalist Tribute
Dance Dance Dance TV Title Sequence
Editorial Complexity: Flight of Fancy
Out of Sorts
Art Deco Post Cards
Sharleen Chen
Poster designs for various events at CalArts.
ANETTE LENZ
Poster for the lecture of Anette Lenz, a Paris-based designer who had worked in Grapus and was a co-founder of the Nous Travaillons Ensembles design studio. Inspired by her play with dimension, this poster references some of the forms and colors in her work, which are combined to create a spatial playground for typography. Collaboration with Henrique Eira and Kang Hong.
Visiting lecture poster for Ruby Neri, an artist, sculptor, and former street artist. The design draws inspiration from her sense of color, form, and her history as a graffiti artist. Collaboration with Jae Ee.
TYLER MATTHEW OYER
Visiting lecture poster for Tyler Matthew Oyer, an interdisciplinary artist whose work often brings underrepresented voices to light. Inspired by the artist's lettering style and use of colors, this poster aims to use the contrast of forms to reflect on the issues and ideas often raised in his work.
LIMINAR: SONIDO #13
Poster for the Sonido #13, concert of Mexican ensemble Liminar. Sonido #13 is a music theory developed by modernist composer Julian Carrillo that introduces the "13th note," namely the pitch that falls between the traditional 12 of our major and minor scales. The forms in this poster reflect the inspiration drew from microtonality and notes found in-between. Collaboration with Jessica Lee.
A MOVING SOUND
A Moving Sound is a Taiwanese music act that fuses traditional Taiwanese, Chinese and neighboring Asian music to form new original song compositions. Collaboration with Tina Hung and Sijia Li.
DEBUSSY AND WESTWOOD
A experimental typographic exploration of the relationship between the works of impressionist composer Claude Debussy, and punk fashion designer Vivenne Westwood. I wanted to portray the quality of a strange beauty shared amongst their works, while still retaining aspects of their individual qualities in the type treatment.
CALARTS PRINT FAIR
The CalArts Print Fair is a student-organized event that features the print work and crafts of CalArts students, alumni, faculty, and friends. The poster team created a set of 3 posters to advertise the event, and I designed one of the posters. The idea was to show process, craft work, and form-making in this design. This was a two-color silk screen print, collaboration with Nicolas Escobar.
WENDY RED STAR
A 3-color silk screen printing poster for the artist Wendy Red Star. Coming from a multi-cultural background, Wendy Red Star's work has a very unique point of view that explores various contemporary identity issues in a colorful way. I thought of using a kaleidoscope as a metaphor for her work, so we built brightly colored patterns, and then built decorative type out of those elements. Collaboration with Jimin Kim.
© 2017 Sharleen Chen
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French high court OKs extradition of Rwanda genocide suspect
by: ELAINE GANLEY, Associated Press
Posted: Sep 30, 2020 / 11:45 AM CDT / Updated: Sep 30, 2020 / 12:19 PM CDT
FILE – In this Friday, April 4, 2014 file photo, the skulls and bones of some of those who were slaughtered as they sought refuge inside the church are laid out as a memorial to the thousands who were killed in and around the Catholic church during the 1994 genocide in Ntarama, Rwanda. France's highest court on Wednesday Sept.30, 2020 rejected Rwandan genocide suspect Félicien Kabuga's appeal of a decision to extradite him to an international court in The Hague. Kabuga, one of the most-wanted fugitives in Rwanda's 1994 genocide, was arrested outside Paris in May after 25 years on the run. (AP Photo/Ben Curtis, File)
PARIS (AP) — France's highest court on Wednesday gave the green light for Rwandan genocide suspect Félicien Kabuga to be extradited to a special international court in Tanzania, rejecting his appeal.
Kabuga, one of the most wanted fugitives in Rwanda's 1994 genocide, was arrested outside Paris in May after 25 years on the run. He is accused of genocide and crimes against humanity for equipping militias that killed more than 800,000 ethnic Tutsis and moderate Hutus who tried to protect them.
Kabuga has denied involvement in the massacre.
In June, a French appeals court ordered Kabuga, 87, to be turned over to the U.N.'s International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals, which had sought his arrest since 2013.
Laurent Bayon, one of Kabuga's lawyers, told The Associated Press that the court decision all but assures that Kabuga will be transferred to Arusha, Tanzania, to face the U.N. International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, which works with the Mechanism.
He left open the possibility of a further appeal to the European Court of Human Rights, which allows for emergency rulings, and he asserted that the medical exam, given by a prison doctor at Paris' La Sante penitentiary, was inadequate.
"Twice we've asked for a professional medical expertise to be conducted on Felicien Kabuga in order to ensure his health was compatible with the transfer. Twice, we were turned down," Bayon said. "So, I am asking myself how today the court, in the wake of these refusals, could have decided his health condition was compatible with this transfer. Unless one assumes the magistrates are also doctors."
France's Court of Cassation rejected arguments to keep Kabuga in France.
Rwandan prosecutors say financial documents found in the capital, Kigali, after the genocide indicated that Kabuga, then a wealthy businessman, used dozens of his companies to import vast quantities of machetes that were used to slaughter people.
He also was accused of establishing the station Radio Television Mille Collines that broadcast vicious propaganda against the ethnic Tutsi minority, as well as training and equipping a militia that led the killing spree.
Kabuga was close to former President Juvenal Habyarimana, whose death when his plane was shot down over Kigali sparked the 100-day genocide. Kabuga's daughter married Habyarimana's son.
The Mechanism's chief prosecutor, Serge Brammertz, said Tuesday ahead of the court decision that a team from the Mechanism is in Kigali to assess evidence against Kabuga, contact witnesses and seek out new evidence.
"The objective is to update and strengthen the existing case," Brammertz said. "We continue the search for the remaining fugitives," he said, adding that the main challenge is "lack of cooperation from countries where we believe the fugitives are hiding, or traveling to."
Commenting earlier this month for the first time since Kabuga's arrest, Rwandan President Paul Kagame said on national television it was possible that those who sheltered him didn't want the death of the aging fugitive on their hands.
The French court decision was issued in a statement.
Ignatius Ssuuna in Kigali, Rwanda, and Masha Macpherson in Paris contributed.
WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Tova Friedman hid among corpses at Auschwitz amid the chaos of the extermination camp's final days.
Just 6 years old at the time, the Poland-born Friedman was instructed by her mother to lie absolutely still in a bed at a camp hospital, next to the body of a young woman who had just died. As German forces preparing to flee the scene of their genocide went from bed to bed shooting anyone still alive, Friedman barely breathed under a blanket and went unnoticed.
Turin mayor convicted in 2017 soccer final stampede
MILAN (AP) — Turin's mayor and four others were convicted and sentenced to a year and six months in jail on Wednesday in connection with a stampede during a public viewing of the 2017 Champions League final, which was projected on a maxi-screen in one of the Italian city's main piazzas.
More than 1,600 people were injured, including two women who later died as a result.


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Alison Wilding
In 1998 Alison Wilding was commissioned by an anonymous donor to make a series of sculptures based on the sixteen scenes of The Passion of Christ, once the most familiar story of the Western world. She has described it as a challenge to make sculpture that represented each event on a human scale and embody the emotive nature of the narrative. Seal corresponds to The Entombment, Inversion to The Betrayal and Disposition to Christ before Pilate. Wilding comments, "The Passion continually surprises by its contemporary references."
Artwork Details: 155 x 490 x 60cm
Material description: native oak, painted copper
Credit line: © the artist. Presented by the Contemporary Art Society and The Henry Moore Foundation, courtesy of an anonymous donor, 2006.
Disposition, 1999
Bearing, 1988
Seal, 1990
Barbara Walker
Boundary I, 2000


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The Rigors of Rigoletto (and other arts)
Previously published as part of "Here's to the Good Life!" a weekly column in the Hughson Chronicle & Denair Dispatch.
On October 25 and 27, Opera Modesto will present the Guiseppe Verdi's masterpiece Rigoletto to enthusiastic Gallo Center audiences. Like many classic operas, the tragic story centers around a licentious noble (the Duke of Mantua), a character with some deformity (the Duke's court jester, a hunchbacked Rigoletto) and a beautiful woman (Rigoletto's daughter Gilda). Opera Modesto brings back to the stage local favorites like Artistic and Creative Director Roy Stevens to play Rigoletto.
Roy Stevens as Rigoletto, Slovenian National Opera
In a continued spirit of collaboration Opera Modesto welcomes Victor Starsky of New York to sing the role of the Duke and Maya Kherani from San Francisco to performing as Gilda; and shines the spotlight on local rising stars making their operatic debuts: Amelia Schmidt of Oakdale as Contessa Ceprano; Summer Opera Institute teen performer Elizabeth Barton as the Paggio; and Kristina Townsend Memorial Competition award winner, Christopher Rodriguez (Fresno State) as the Ufficiale.
Age-old truths come to life through opera: an avenue that combines the arts uniquely and boldly through costume design (visual arts), stage direction and acting, vocal performance, instrumental performance, and storytelling. According to Joseph Pearce, author, literature scholar and Director of the Center for Faith and Culture at Aquinas College in Nashville, Tennessee, stories are interesting because people are interesting. "They relate lessons, insights, and experiences better than a straight presentation of the facts. Someone may be nodding along with a story when they'd be nodding off at a sermon."
In their best works, storytellers like Shakespeare take the reader the outer rim of what language can do. They impress connoisseurs with their mastery. Opera does this with vocal performance. I have seen crowds go mad over 5-minute drum solos and long-held notes by country music singers. To see the repeated and taxing effort of an opera performer hold not one note but sing an entire aria without a microphone, traveling the vast range of human vocal potential, is spellbinding.
We love to watch human feats. Being both spiritual and material beings, these feats act as a demonstration of the power of the will to push the body. The arts (visual, performance, written or craft) point us to the immaterial of man when a common physical or cognitive ability evolves to something beautiful.
Beauty, simply put by Thomas Aquinas, is that which, when seen, pleases. It shows the best of the object. One can use a voice to shout obscenities or harmonize. One can punch a wall or perform a fouette. I can text "wher u at" or transcribe a sonnet in calligraphy. We can profess "it all goes to the same place" or take a multi-course meal in its time savoring flavors that need not be exotic but simply bring out the goodness and quality of local cuisine.
Every human action has this potential. We are physical, thinking and feeling beings, and every type of action can become an art form, performed with rhythm, apparent ease, style and flourish.
It looks easy. Yet, the artist will tell you, the very best work comes only with difficulty. "Learning isn't supposed to be fun, it's work," my college professor expounded in his disinterest in the style of education that serves the pleasure rather than the discipline of the child.
The goal of these arts, whether woodworking, poetry recitation, or football drills, aims at the same– not merely task completion, but to do so well and with mastery.
This the potential of human nature more than other (irrational) animals. We have minds that can do, train and then with all the skills in hand, begin to practice the art – the part that feels, that requires intuition, saying, "I just knew it would work."
Each has his art and not every art fits the standard description of "the arts." We are all artists who must find that area that will speak to the soul and expand the mind, push the body, and reward not only the self but those who witness it.
For my part, I look forward to once again, seeing this act in operatic form this month at "Rigoletto" at the Gallo Center in Modesto. For more information, visit www.operamodesto.org.
Beauty Opera Modesto Rigoletto


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This Week in Ocean County, 1921! (October 21st)
(often written by NJ Courier editor, William H. Fischer, as he sat at his desk above Main Street near Washington Street; it was much like a collection of online social media updates seen today)
Autumn River (c) Sabina
Autumn leaves.
Moon is on the wane.
Wild fowl season is on.
Ten days left in October.
Chrysanthemum time now.
It was a glorious full moon.
Elections two weeks from Tuesday next.
Most of the cranberries are harvested.
Did you see the eclipse Sunday evening?
Sewer coming up Main Street business block.
Republican dinner at the Ocean House.
This is one year when the Kiefer pear is scarce.
One of the dryest summers on record from the middle of May to the middle of October.
Remington & Vosbury are at work drawing a building line for the business part of town.
Take a tramp or a ride through the woods and fields and see the bright colors these autumn days.
Fire Company will have a big mardi gras and costume parade on Hallowe'en, as they have for two years past.
Home grown apples are sold from $1.50 to $2 per basket. While not at all plentiful, apples were of fine size and condition this year, being but few on the ordinary tree.
The library has a nice new lot of books, some on the pay shelf and others on the free shelf. The boys and girls were specially remembered in buying books this time.
Toms River High School went to Point Pleasant on Saturday last and weer beaten at football by the high school there, score 20-0. The boys put up a game play, but were not in it with their opponents.
Toms River Yacht Club will hold a Hallowe'en affair on Friday evening, October 28. The committee is arranging the program is Frank Buchanan, John Hensler and Dr. Loveman, which is a guaranty that something novel will be staged.
The firemen are looking forward to the big Hallowe'en parade.
A big gathering of poultrymen at the court house on Wednesday night.
Sunrise tomorrow, 6:15; sunset, 5:10. 10 hours and 12 minutes of sunlight.
Main street business men are up against it till the street can be cleared.
Yesterday morning for awhile the wind blew a gale out of the west, and it was followed by showers.
Charles R. Applegate is building a house on Thomas Street, in the rear of his Dayton Avenue home.
We must depend on California and Florida for fruit this fall and winter, as few housewives have any canned this summer.
J.P. Evernham last Friday started to excavate the site of the store he will build on Main Street on the Sheriff Frank Aumack front.
James Hurley is rather proud of the fact that he picked two quarts of strawberries last week, and revelled in a strawberry shortcake supper.
M.L. Cranmer had his Chevrolet showroom opened in the Veeder Building, in charge of his son, Adolphus, who reports the sale of [series] 490 Chevrolets to Albert G. Johnson and C. Ellenberger.
Several people of late have captured specimens of that curious insect, the praying mantis, a native of the West Indies. It has been found several times on cranberry bogs. In some respects it resembles the katydid, but in others is very unlike that insect.
Professor Hervey, of the Poultry Department of the State College, at New Brunswick, addressed the Ocean County Poultry Association, at the court house on Wednesday evening upon poultry breeding. This association is having monthly lectures on poultry raising by the best experts of the country. These lectures are attended by hard-headed, practical poultrymen, who come to get the latest discoveries in the poultry game.
Gas and kerosene are both up for the winter.
Pupils of the high school gave a dance at the Ocean House last Saturday evening.
Sugar can now be bought at one-fifth its price two years or so ago. This week local stores advertise five pounds for 27 cents, and not long ago the profiteers were gouging us at 28 cents for a pound [approximately during the First World War].
Farmers mostly cut their stalks early, and are now husking out the corn; sweet potatoes have been dug and pumpkins harvested. There's not much left on the ground or in it. Cranberries are mostly picked.
Samuel Kaufman has bought the Hobbs house property on Hooper avenue from the Hurry estate. There is a large house and a considerable tract of land. He is planning to remodel the Hobbs house into a three-family apartment, make another house out of the barn and perhaps build several bungalows on the Hooper Avenue front. His present idea is to make the rest of the big lot into chicken farm, as there are six or seven acre there.
The frost last week blackened sweet potato vines and on Saturday many people harvested their crop. The potatoes are fine this year.
The Double Trouble Company finished picking their bogs on Monday. They had upwards of 12,000 bushels. Italian scoopers did the work.
The Toms River Yacht Club holds a special meeting tonight.
The sewer contractor blocked off Main street Tuesday, from Washington to Water streets.
YES, HE GOT HIS COW
Last week County Agent E.H. Waite bought from John A. Maguire, of the Bay-lea farm, a young cow that was delivered to Mr. Borgi, the one-legged man, told of in last week's Courier, who was unfortunate enough to lose his cow. Mr. Borgi wishes to thank all who helped so generously. It came as a complete surprise to him, but now that he has had the cow a week he says, "Oh, but you ought to see my babies now that they are getting plenty of milk."
It seemed as if quite a number wanted a hand in buying this cow. Maguire, the seller, threw off $25 on the price of his cow, selling it for $50. Oscar Hodgkinson, of Cedar Grove, will send over a lot of fodder for the cow. Those who gave money suggested that if there was a balance, it be used for feed for the cow. There is a balance and it will be so used...
HALLOWE'EN PARADE TO BE GIVEN BY FIRE COMPANY
For the third time the Toms River Fire Company is planning a Hallowe'en parade for Monday, October 31, in the evening. As in the past two years, it now looks as if, with favorable weather, all roads would lead to Toms River that night. There will be music, it is expected, by the Boy Scout Band, of Paterson. Lots of red fire will illumine the parade, as Hallowe'en this year comes in the dark of the moon.
The business men of the town have arranged for a score or more of prizes which will be given to the best costumed couple, best group (four or more), best costumed lady, man, boy and girl, under 16 years; best comedy couple, best comedy group (four or more), best comedy lady, man, boy and girl, under 16; most original fancy costume, most original comedy costume, most original comedy costume and most original costumed group. Entries are made with Sid Harris, at his cigar store.
Following the parade will come a dance at the Boy Scout Hall, when three prizes will be given away—$20, $10 and $5 [$306, $153 and $76 in 2021 dollars].
PICK TOMS RIVER BOY TO REBUILD WAR-TORN FRANCE
Announcement was made in the New York papers of Monday that Henry C. Irons, of the firm of Todd and Irons, builders of many huge structures in that city, had been asked to come to France by the French Government, and take entire charge of rebuilding the war-swept portion of northeastern France. The New York papers stated that Mr. Irons admitted he had been asked to go to France on this rebuilding work and was considering the matter.
Henry C. Irons, while now living in Plainfield, and doing business in New York, is a Toms River boy. He is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William G. Irons, and a brother to Miss Kate Irons, of Main Street and Seward Avenue. As a lad he worked his way through Princeton college, and studied law in New York city. With another friend he formed the firm Todd and Irons, and in the nineties [1890s] plunged into the real estate game in New York City with nothing but their brains and their nerve as capital. He is now rated a millionaire [$1 million in 1921 makes about $15 million in 2021 dollars, for reference].
Both New York and Philadelphia papers, and, in fact, papers all over the country, take it as a signal honor to this country that France should send over here for the man to boss this big job. They also see a big export trade in building materials as the result of such a choice. And if the country at large is honored, then Toms River surely is, to have one of its boys thus chosen.
JACK FROST HAS COLORED SWAMPS AND UPLAND, TOO
Old Jack Frost the past week got out his paint brushes and colors, and spread color around with a lavish hand. The high lights were put in the swamps, where maple and bilsted [American sweetgum] and sumac are aflame with yellow, orange and red. On the uplands the oaks are turning, and some of them rival the swamp maples for bright red tints. The upland sumac are a wine red, and the sassafras are gold, and orange, tipped with flame red.
Some of the trees will not be so handsome this year as on other occasions. The foliage this summer was nipped by the frosts that came after its unusually early start, and was also hindered by the droughts of June and early July. So that the leaves on many trees are not many nor so perfect as in the average year. The very dry fall also caused the leaves to drop from the trees before they had a chance to color up. But nevertheless he is hard to suit who cannot find color enough in the Jersey woods just now to feast his soul upon.
GAME WARDENS ARE ACTIVE
Game Wardens are active and it hardly pays to take a chance breaking game laws, and then paying a big fine. Warden J.H. Evernham, of Toms River, had six men fined $20 each [$306 in 2021 dollars] the past week for running counter to the laws. Up at Point Pleasant four men were netting striped bass, and it cost them $20 each. They were Harry, Elmer and Stephen Ortley and Harry Letts. Out on Good Luck meadows last Sunday night, J.E. Hannaway, of Long Branch, accompanied by an Italian named Steruko, was shooting at ducks. They were also fined $20 each.
FUND FOR OLD GRAVEYARD
An unnamed correspondent sends the Courier a dollar bill [$15 in 2021 dollars] as the start of a fund for keeping the old Methodist Graveyard, at Washington Street and Hooper Avenue in better shape. The writer says that there are many who have loved ones buried there who might be willing to give a little something each year to keep this "God's Acre" free from weeds and looking nicely. The matter is well worth consideration. The dollar is a start.
R.J. Bump, of Binghamton, N.Y., owner of the Bump Building, at Main and Washington Streets, has been spending a few days at Silverton gunning for wild fowl. Mr. Bump could see possibilities in Toms River real estate when the residents here could not, and probably would not unload for less than three or four times what he put in property here.
Mrs. George Alsheimer and Mrs. Harold Murphy walked from Toms River to Lakehurst one day this week. They have several longer hikes in prospect.
FISH AND GAME
The wild fowl season opened on Monday morning, with scores of gunners on the points and islands of the bays. Scores more in the upper bay were out after crow chickens, while others haunted the tide ponds and swamp holes on the beaches and meadows for black ducks.
During the week prior to the opening of the gunning season there were large flocks of duck arriving in both upper and lower bay waters. Geese also arrived and are still arriving, with the ducks, in goodly numbers. The crow ducks were at their usual feeding places in Applegate's Cove, Kettle Creek, etc. The other ducks were largely black ducks, which were raised about the bays this summer, widgeon, broadbills and rednecks.
In the lower bay the geese and ducks were well out in the water and very few were killed. Black duck suffered a heavy casualty list, chiefly among this year's birds, it is said. For, while the gunners have a saying, "as wary as a black duck," still the young birds, that had never been shot at before, and weer used to seeing men around all the time, were ready victims to the gunners.
The crow ducks were mostly got in the good old way of chasing them up into the coves' heads with rowboats, and shooting them when, unable to retreat any further, because driven up to the land, the ducks rose to fly over the boats.
Reports say that for a week or two past there had been a slaughter of black ducks at night, or in the early evening dusk in some places along the upper bay. Game wardens were pretty busy up that way, at any rate.
Game wardens have their eyes on some folks who have been shooting quail since early October. They say they know their men, and may make arrests any time.
Fishing is about over for the season. There were fewer fishing parties out this week and, there are more fish caught any December or January night in Joe Grover's store, at Toms River, or any afternoon in the winter, in Conrad's store, at Barnegat, than all that were landed this week end on the Jersey coast [the writer is joking about the "fish tales" that abound among gathered men in the town general stores mid-winter evenings].
Anglers say that the striped bass are about the inlets seeking fresh water for the winter. Seabass are still found, and also flounders. It is now about time for the winter flounder to come in the inlets, replacing the summer flounders that have been very plentiful since early spring this year.
The winter fish are appearing on the coast, and tomcods, ling and whiting can b e looked for any time. Some fishermen say they have caught tomcod.
Gus Meisselbach, of Newark, has been fishing New Inlet for striped bass and channel bass both, and with his friends has made a number of fine catches, says the Newark Sunday Call. This paper also tells of a visit paid to Forked River last week of a party of ten Prudential Insurance Co. employees, who motored down in two cars, leaving Newark at 3 A.M. They went out with Capt. Adam Hebeler, after first getting breakfast, and caught two big weakfish, some flounders, blackfish, seabass and several baskets of crabs before starting back to Newark.
Baymen say there is much feed for the wild fowl in the bays this fall, and they should fatten up at once after their flight.
When a Central Railroad train reached Elizabethport from the shore one day last week, a cock pheasant was found wedged in the cowcatcher.
The new Bradley Beach fishing club proposes to make itself popular with its members. It announces that it will have as star attraction a clubhouse on the shore of Barnegat Bay, somewhere close to fishing grounds, and another at New Inlet.
Buck deer have their horns full sized now, though partly in velvet. They will be hard and bony in a short time, with cool weather.
Reports from back in the pines say that there are some folks who are enjoying fresh killed "pork" that once wore horns. Game Warden Charlie Morton, of Mt. Holly, will know all about that "pork" if the killers are not careful. He has a way of learning things that the piners do not like.
Mrs. John C. Post, Sr.
Mrs. Mary Post, widow of the late John C. Post, Sr., of this place, died suddenly on Monday night, from heart trouble, aged 82 years. She had been in good health and spirits up to within a short time of her death. She leaves two sons, John C. Post and Elbert T. Post; three grandchildren, Walter Davis, and the Misses Hazel and Helen Post also one great granddaughter. Her maiden name was Pendleton. She was a sister to Mrs. Henrietta Thatcher, of Water Street. She came here with her husband and family about thirty years ago. Mr. Post, Sr., was a Grand Army veteran [a Union soldier in the Civil War] and also a veteran New York fireman, and moved here on retiring from the department, buying a small farm on the north side of town. He died some years ago. Mrs. Post was remarkable for her cheery disposition and high spirits, always trying to make other folks happy, and she had a host of friends... Burial at Riverside Cemetery.
How blessed we are who live at the seaside where fish, oysters, clams, ducks and other bay foods are right at our door. At least that is what our city friends think; but the city friends need only step out to a market and get these things just when they want them, while we, who live at the edge of the bay are fortunate to be able to get them at any price. Gunning season is here now, and many sportsmen are here also. Some of our baymen complain that private parties are buying all the islands and meadow points where the best shooting is. These islands and points have been here many years, and so have some of our baymen, but they failed to see that the steady march of advancement was steadily encroaching on their privileges. They have enjoyed these bay privileges all these years without molestation, or cost to themselves. If these islands and points are so valuable, why not get together and buy some of them? Then on the other hand, where do they make the most money—out of the sharpshooters, or by gunning for themselves? Many days they cannot get a feather and if they do they cannot sell the same. But when they gun for the stranger they are sure of their pay. So, if they owned the islands where would they be any better off, as the owners usually hire some one to take them out, and very few of them object to others gunning from their meadows when they are not there.
The railroads are waking up to the fact that they must cut rates, especially on freights, as vast amounts of freight carried by truck is making inroads in their profits. Most all roads are dependent on their freight traffic for their main revenue, and with their large expenses, cannot let this trade slip away from them. How this railroad problem will pan out is hard to tell, as the roads say they cannot reduce rates without a cut in wages, and the employees say they cannot live if their wages are cut, and the public cannot live with such high freight rates. So what will be the outcome; we can only wait to see. Railroads are very expensive affairs to operate, taking the first cost and the daily expenses. For instance, suppose we want to go to Waretown, a distance of three miles. We go to the depot, and there is a building that cost several thousand dollars with an agent at a good salary. He will sell us a ticket at 15 cents. You go out and there stands an engine and three cars, the cost of which may be $50,000; then there is an engineer, fireman, conductor and two brakemen to help you on your way. You run over three miles of track that cost several thousand dollars per mile, and at the end of your trip you find another depot for you to get off at. And you may be the only passenger on the train—all for fifteen cents.
The jitney has no depot, no agents, no tracks to keep up, but ask the jitneyman to take you to Waretown for fifteen cents. But the roads get some of it back when they have a circus train or a special that must get there in a certain time—there is no fifteen-cent rate then.
Mr. and Mrs. Guhle, of Tuckerton, have moved here and are living on Second Street.
Gunners were busy from Monday all this week.
Mr. Dougherty is building a new and large bungalow.
It is stated that during January and February the railroad bridge over the bay from Manahawkin to Long Beach is to be repaired, the draw particularly. Passengers and freight will use the state bridge and travel by autoes while the railroad bridge is closed, the report goes.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Siffert came down for the week end with Mr. R. Swanson and Miss K. Thomas, of New York. [Mrs. Siffert was the heiress of the Thomas English Muffin "fortune," and a popular old Beachwood story is that she would wash her money and dry it out on the clothesline at their home on the southwest corner of Compass and Harpoon, which still stands today.]
Mr. and Mrs. N.T. Pulsifer have closed their house. [Their house later was donated by Mr. Pulsifer to become what is today the Beachwood Library, still housed in the original bungalow on Beachwood Boulevard.]
Woodie Applegate has moved from the Cattus farm to the Wm. Miller house on Vaughn avenue. A family from Staten Island has moved in his place.
The people of Cedar Grove are justly proud of their new hall, and wish to express their gratitude to all who in any way helped by giving money or labor. Special thanks are due to Mr. Freeman of Island Heights, Rev. Ira Hicks and Mr. Dave Marion for their liberal contributions.
CEDAR RUN [section of Stafford Township]
All the sportsmen at the Hub went duck shooting on Monday. Gunning stories are now all the go. We are looking, however, for the game.
Jack Peer, who some time ago started to walk around the world, has not been heard from in a long time.
Capt. Samuel B. Conkling, who spent the summer on the beach, is now at his home here, gathering his vegetables and fruit. The rest of the family are expected to return here for the winter in a few days.
One of our busiest men is Robert Hampton, who is making many changes in the W.S. Cranmer store, of which he is now manager.
Capt. Joe Smires has just built a new sneakbox for Jess Miller, of Toms River and started two more for the High Bar Gunning Club.
Wesley Craw sold his motorcycle and is driving a new Ford. He has also built a garage. He is the guard at the gate at the Naval Air Station, Lakehurst.
Some of our citizens claim they came across a bear track in the southwest part of Lacey Township.
Outside fishing is good our fishermen say.
Watson Penn caught a barrel of fish with hook and rod line outside last Friday.
Joel Barkalow recently sold his place to George Kenfield, of Rockfield, Mass., and has moved into the house on Bay Avenue, he bought from the heirs of Robert Andrews. He is making a big change, clearing up the underbrush. The Kenfields also moved here last Friday, with cow, chickens, etc.
Capt. F. Brouwer had a party out gunning and got over thirty ducks for the opening day.
John Horner has a new house-boat for his gunning parties.
Gray & Rutter have opened a meat market at Forked River in Al Grant's store.
Harvey Stanwood's new house is going to have some cellar. We are eagerly looking for Captain Kidd's treasure to turn up.
Ed Dilley motored down from Philadelphia to inspect the work on his cat boat, which is being turned into a sloop.
Charles K. Haddon's new yawl boat is progressing well at Rote's yard.
The schoolhouse fence is looking better for the application of several coats of paint.
With one good-sized store and restaurant and two stands at the entrance to the Naval Air Station, it looks like a little Wrightstown there. The entrance to the station is now closed off with a gate, and you must have a pass to get through. Some of the men are being laid off at the station.
LANOKA
The curve at Lanoka, on the C.R.R., running from the bridge to the side track has been raised about three feet. A gang of about fifty men have been working two weeks and will take another week to finish it. Several other places will be raised along the line, which ought to have been done years ago.
Our new school teacher is getting along nicely with the pupils. They all like her and that seems to be half of the success of the teacher in a public school.
Mr. George Jones is going to build a bungalow on his lot on President Avenue and Bay Boulevard.
Some people think they have the right to cart sand off the beach front for grading, etc. There is no sand to spare and no one will be allowed to take any away.
There are many people thinking of building here. It is quite a job to keep track of them. We welcome all who come to buy lots or build on them. It is hard to keep pace with them which all helps to promote the growth of the borough.
The Lakewood & Coast Electric Co. will put in the extension from Reese Avenue to Brown Avenue.
Osborn Bros., of Osbornville, have closed their store for the winter.
The duck gunners had quite a good day's sport on Monday. Percey Johnson and his brother Enis got thirteen ducks; Oliver Osborn and his partner got eleven; and several others got quite a few between them.
We only heard of three wild geese being shot on the first day.
The public school has been closed during the past week owing to several cases of scarletina.
Conductor James V. Jones, of the Long Beach Railroad, is building himself a bungalow at Beachview section of Manahawkin. William Manlove is doing the work.
Several new families are expected to become all-year residents of Pine Beach. Some new houses are to be built this fall and winter.
Recently, when a bungalow was bring moved from one street to another, a young lady was seen sitting on the porch of the house quietly knitting, while one of the movers was perched on the roof.
Victor Dittmann is attending a class in commercial law, and account in the Wharton School of Finance at the University. Jas. Pentoney, his cousin, is taking a course in salesmanship in the same institution.
Mr. Victor Donahue, who is a teacher in West Philadelphia High School for Boys and teaches night school in the same building, was held up recently near his home on his return from night school. Having served in the A.E.F. [American Expeditionary Forces, American soldiers in the first world war] he was not as much afraid of a gun as the robber thought he would be. Mr. Donahue thought it was a joke at first, but when he heard the voice back of him saying, "Hands up," and turned to look, he saw a man with a black mask on holding a revolver pointed at him. His army experience made him tell the burglar to go to a warmer climate, while he took to his heels and fled, zigzagging as he went. He reached his home safely.
William Burdge is building a bungalow on Island avenue.
At the pinochle and euchre party held Friday evening at the Manahassett for the benefit of the Board of Trade several prizes were donated. The first prize, a half ton of coal, donated by Frank Hewitt, was won by William Bates. For highest score at pinochle, a ten pound roast of beef, donated by Wm. Gregor, was won by C.W. Mathis. Refreshments were served and dancing followed.
Mrs. H.S. Lippencott is enlarging her store.
Game Warden Evernham was on the job early last Sunday A.M., but nothing doing. Our sportsmen would not break the Sabbath, so the warden had things all to himself. Look out you boys, though, for the new deputy warden who lives here.
Those who watched the moon rise eclipsed last Sunday evening thought it worth looking at.
Birds of various kinds were heard singing like in the springtime last week on those fine days we had. The sweet notes of the blackbirds, that came in large flocks particularly attracted attention. Must have been their farewell visits, for they haven't been heard since.
Ill luck came to Watson Irons last Tuesday, when he fell twelve feet from his barn roof while putting on shingles. Dr. E.C. Disbrow was called and he found him in bad enough shape, but could have been worse. No bones broken, but he was sent to bed. We all hope to see him around and O.K. very soon.
County Agent Waite spent Tuesday afternoon with Hamilton Tilton and his sweet potato patch, looking for prize sweet potatoes. Ham's sweet potatoes were a success this year.
Tuckerton Borough Council will take electric lights from the Atlantic City company, which will run wires to Tuckerton, having also furnished the current for the wireless plant below Tuckerton.
Reuben A. Gerber has opened a new dry goods store at Tuckerton. Nathan Gerber's Sons have remodeled the original Gerber store and are running it as a department store.
Our cranberry growers are shipping their berries at very good prices to city markets. Owing to the absence of frost until most of the harvests were gathered the berries are in abundance and excellent condition.


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