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Q: How do I make the first and second td BOLD in datatable using fnRowCallBack fnRowCallback: function(nRow, aData, iDisplayIndex) {
                    $('td', nRow).each(function() {
                        //$(this).addClass('bold'); --> works to bold entire row
                        // $("table tr td:nth-child(0)").addClass('bold'); -> doesn't work
                        // $("table tr td:nth-child(2)").addClass('bold'); -> doesn't work
                        console.trace("hello");
                        //$(this).css('color', 'red'); -> works to change the color of the entire row
                    });
                return nRow;
            },

I am trying to only make the first and second field bold in my DataTable

A: As in previous answer said, you can (and should!) do this using css.
If you want only the first 2 columns of a special table ("$DataTable") to be bold, just set a class on the table like

var $DataTable = $("table");
$DataTable.addClass("first-two-columns-bold");
.first-two-columns-bold td:nth-child(-n+2) {
  font-weight: bold;
}

    1
    2
    3

    1
    2
    3

A: You don't need JS for this (and shouldn't use it solely for UI purposes anyway). What you require can be done in CSS alone:

td:nth-child(-n+2) {
  font-weight: bold
}

    A-1
    A-2
    A-3
    A-4

    B-1
    B-2
    B-3
    B-4

    C-1
    C-2
    C-3
    C-4

A: As you mentioned in the comments, you want to add the class based on cell index as well as some other unspecified criteria.  You can do it using fnRowCallback() like this:
fnRowCallback: function(nRow, aData, iDisplayIndex) {
    $.each(nRow.cells, function(k, v) {
        if (k <= 1 /*additional logic goes here */) {
          // $(this) is current cell
          $(this).addClass('bold');
        }
    });
    return nRow;
}

A:         fnRowCallback: function(nRow, aData, iDisplayIndex) {
                $('td', nRow).each(function() {
                    console.trace(nRow);
                    $('td:eq(0)', nRow).addClass('bold');
                    $('td:eq(1)', nRow).addClass('bold');
                });
            return nRow;
        },

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BioFit vacuum formed seating is designed to protect against bacteria in healthcare settings. Additionally, these ergonomic chairs and stools are proven to enhance user comfort and decrease the risk of repetitive motion injuries while helping maintain sanitary workplace conditions.
Vacuum forming is a process which eliminates the seams found in traditional upholstered seating. The benefits of the vacuum formed process to healthcare users are two-fold: First, eliminating seams eliminates the primary path for bacterial infiltration into the furniture and prevents spilled liquids from seeping through to the cushioning beneath the vinyl upholstery; and, the process significantly increases user comfort and support by minimizing the amount of compression on the seat and backrest foam during the manufacturing process. Vacuum forming also results in fuller lines, giving chairs and stools an aesthetically pleasing contoured profile. Plus, this natural, unencumbered expansion of the foam cushioning helps the chairs remain substantially more comfortable after long-term use.
BioFit manufactures vacuum formed chair and stool models for a diverse array of the specialized workspaces prevalent in the healthcare industry, helping make users' jobs safer and easier, whether they're assigned to triage units, patient admission, treatment rooms, nurse stations, or beyond.
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Preheat oven to 350 oF. Grease and line 12 holes 3 ounce muffin tin.
In a mixing bowl, cream the butter until soft. Blend in the eggs and water. Add cake mix. Beat until mixture is smooth about 1-2 minutes or about 60-80 strokes using wooden spoon. Pour batter into muffin tin.
Place cake pan on oven tray and bake in the preheated oven for 30-35 minutes. Cool and serve.
To prepare Frosting: Mix butter and shortening together until well blended. Alternately add powdered sugar, milk and vanilla and mix until smooth. Tint with blue food color as desired. Set aside.
To assemble: Frost cupcake with prepared colored frosting and design with prepared gumpaste sugar flowers and leaves.


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By Associated Press December 31, 2012 6:15 PM
ALAMEDA, Calif. (AP) The first year of the new regime in Oakland ended in similar fashion to the previous nine disappointing seasons for the Raiders, with no playoff berth and changes on the coaching staff.
Coach Dennis Allen fired offensive coordinator Greg Knapp, special teams coordinator Steve Hoffman, offensive line coach Frank Pollack and linebackers coach Johnny Holland as he began overhauling a staff he put together after being hired less than a year ago.
Allen and first-year general manager Reggie McKenzie had a long-range view after taking over an organization that had been run for nearly a half-century by late owner Al Davis.
``I'm not in this for a one-year deal,'' Allen said. ``I'm in this long-term. I'm in this to build this thing the right way. And I'm excited about looking forward to the future and where this organization is going to go.''
But Allen felt some changes to his staff were necessarily after one season in which Oakland's win total dropped from eight to four, the offense regressed and the defense allowed the most points for the franchise since 1961.
``Obviously, I believe in continuity,'' he said. ``I think that's the way you're able to sustain success in this league is through continuity. But I also know that at some point we're looking for the results and we have to have the results. This is a win-now business no matter how much patience we're looking for.''
Allen said the four changes announced Monday are the only coaches he plans to get rid of this offseason. For a change, the head coach will be coming back.
The Raiders made six coaching changes the previous nine seasons, including firing Tom Cable after an 8-8 record in 2010 and Hue Jackson after an 8-8 mark in 2011.
Allen said he didn't want to look back at his decision last offseason to overhaul an offensive system that had been successful for two years with Hue Jackson calling the plays.
Knapp implemented a West Coast system with a zone blocking scheme instead of the downfield passing, power running scheme Jackson employed. While Carson Palmer adjusted to the change and became the second Raiders quarterback ever to throw for 4,000 yards in a season, big-play running back Darren McFadden reverted to his early career struggles when he played in a similar system.
After averaging more than 5 yards per carry in each of the past two seasons under Jackson, McFadden averaged just 3.3 yards per carry this season - the lowest ever for a Raiders back with at least 150 carries in a season.
Without an effective running game the Raiders scored more than four fewer points a game than a year ago - a major part of their drop from eight wins the past two seasons to just four this year.
``I believe the zone scheme running scheme is a productive running scheme,'' Allen said. ``Obviously, we didn't have the success that we needed to have and there were a lot of factors that contributed into that. I'm not tied to a specific system. I'm tied to trying to find out what our players can do really well and try to put them in those positions to give them a chance to have success. I'm looking for production and execution.''
Allen said he wants to find the right coordinator rather than pick a certain system. He said he would talk to senior offensive assistant Al Saunders, who was coordinator in 2011 under Jackson.
Allen came in talking about changing the culture of a team that had grown so used to losing in the latter years under Davis. One of the few bright spots came in the reduction of penalties after Oakland set an NFL record with 163 in 2011 under Jackson.
Oakland's 108 penalties were the fewest for the franchise since it had 107 in 2001 in the final season under coach Jon Gruden.
Allen didn't have as much success fixing the defense as the Raiders allowed 443 points and 27.7 points per game - the most for the team since its second season in 1961.
Middle linebacker Rolando McClain, the first-round pick in 2010, was suspended for two games for conduct detrimental to the team and then made inactive the past three games.
The Raiders had a revolving door at cornerback and got little production from their offseason acquisitions, releasing Ron Bartell and getting less than two games from Shawntae Spencer before a season-ending foot injury.
There figure to be plenty of personnel changes, especially on a defense where nine players who started games are potential unrestricted free agents.
While Oakland wants to bring back linebacker Philip Wheeler, others like Richard Seymour, Matt Giordano, Mike Mitchell and Matt Shaughnessy could have new homes next season as the Raiders try to shore up their roster.
``This is a players game,'' Allen said. ``Players make plays and the best teams are able at some point in time to hand the keys to the car over to the players and they're able to run the program the way it needs to be run. We're not at that point yet but we're developing that every day.''
NOTES: Allen said he expects Palmer to make a full recovery from cracked ribs and a bruised lung that sidelined him from the finale and should be ready to participate in minicamp next spring. ... Allen was pleased with Terrelle Pryor's play in the season finale when he threw two TD passes and ran for a third score. ``I thought he did a nice job in the red zone, and I think his athleticism brings an extra dimension that makes it difficult on defenses down there. So, yeah, I think his athleticism can help us in the red zone,'' Allen said.
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Do the Caps have the goaltending to win the Stanley Cup?
By J.J. Regan January 22, 2020 6:00 AM
The bye week and the all-star break are upon us meaning we will have to wait until Jan. 27 for the Capitals to take the ice again for a game. With the season over halfway done and the Feb. 24 trade deadline rapidly approaching, the focus of the season now shifts towards the playoffs.
Washington has certainly done enough at this point to show they are a playoff team, but just how good are they? Are they a true contender or are they destined for an early exit?
Over the next few days, I will examine the team to answer if it is good enough on offense, defense and in net to win a Cup and, if not, what they must do to improve by April.
See Monday's breakdown of the team's offense here.
See Tuesday's breakdown of the team's defense here.
Today's question: Do the Caps have the defense to win the Stanley Cup?
Team stat
.916 team save percentage (20th in the NHL)
Braden Holtby 18-9-4 (18 wins tied for 8th), .897 save percentage (48th among goalies with 15 or more games played), 3.09 GAA (40th)
Ilya Samsonov 15-2-1 (15 wins tied for 18th), .927 save percentage (5th among goalies with at least 15 GP), 2.06 GAA (1st)
It's been a tough year for Holtby. After a difficult start to the season, he seemed to reset and rebound in November. Then December rolled around and he struggled again. His save percentage has now dipped below .900 for the season. He still has gotten a majority of the starts and has put together a decent record on the season, but this does not look like vintage Holtby.
There is no one aspect of his game that you can point to and say, there it is, that's why he is struggling. The fact is that he is playing in front of a defense that has been shaky in terms of turnovers and he has not been able to bail them out with big saves like he has in years past. Deflections and screens seem to be affecting him more than they once did. Whether this is evidence of decline for the 30-year-old netminder of if this is just a bad year is a discussion for another day, but right now his play has not been up to par and he would be the first to admit that.
With Holtby in a contract year, Samsonov was likely brought up a year earlier than perhaps the team would have wanted him to be. The move, however, has paid off as Samsonov has been absolutely brilliant. There are flashes of inexperience to his game, particularly overcommitment when he slides from side to side, but already he has already improved from the start of the season to now and he seems to be every bit as good as advertised when Washington selected him in the first round back in 2015.
When it comes to the playoffs, however, Samsonov is an unknown commodity. We would like to assume his regular-season game will simply translate into great postseason play, but it does not always work that way. Just ask Jose Theodore. The fact is that he is a rookie goalie with zero NHL playoff experience. You also have to consider that the most games he has played in a professional season is 37 which he did last year in Hershey.
With Holtby struggling and Samsonov excelling, there are many who would love Samsonov to take over as the No. 1. But when you have a young goalie who has never in his professional career taken on a full-time starting role, is in his rookie season in the NHL and has no playoff experience, it is easy to see how this can all get very overwhelming very quickly.
There is no question that the play of both Holtby and Samsonov dictates that Samsonov should be playing more, but that probably will not translate into as many starts as you may think after the all-star break as Todd Reirden tries to manage the minutes of the rookie netminder. So long as the team remains atop the standings, there is no pressure to force more games than you need from Samsonov. Having said that, I doubt very much that Holtby will get every start in the upcoming four games the team has against the second-place Pittsburgh Penguins. I would be surprised if Samsonov did not get at least two of those games and one at home.
The verdict: Yes, the goaltending should be good enough to win the Cup
I know, you just read an entire analytical article with the ultimate conclusion of "I think so," but goaltending is the hardest thing to predict in hockey. Sometimes goalies get hot and sometimes they don't.
If the playoffs were to start today, Samsonov would have to be the starter. There is no debate. The problem is we have no idea what kind of a playoff goalie he will be. That's what makes Holtby's role so important.
Holtby ranks 5th all-time in playoff save percentage with a .928 and it's not a small sample size (89 games). OK, but won't his poor season translate to a poor performance in the playoffs? Ask 2018 Holtby who was in the exact same situation, supplanted by Philipp Gtubauer as the starter. He came on in relief of Grubauer in just the second game and never looked back with a .922 save percentage and 16-7 record all the way to the Stanley Cup.
Holtby is a goalie who likes to play as often as possible. The playoffs are ideal for him because you play every other night. It suits his game well. What happened in 2018 is no guarantee of success in 2020, but I don't know why anyone would think the Caps are better off getting a different back up than going with the guy who is statistically one of the best playoff goalies ever and who has won a Stanley Cup going into the postseason as a No. 2.
If Samsonov is anything close to what he has been in the regular season, the Caps are in good shape in net. If not, there is every reason to be confident in Holtby as the backup. Samsonov/Holtby as a tandem is about as good a tandem as there will be in the playoffs and there's no reason to change it.
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With Gerardo Parra's World Series tattoo, he'll carry 'Baby Shark' on forever
By Ethan Cadeaux January 22, 2020 6:00 AM
The Washington Nationals 2019 World Series title run is something Gerardo Parra will never forget.
Earlier this month, Parra covered his left forearm with a tattoo to commemorate the Nationals' championship, but the fan-favorite but his own little twist on it.
In an exclusive interview with NBC Sports Washington, Parra explained the meaning behind the tattoo and the motives behind the design.
"Like I said before, if we won a World Series championship, I wanted to do special a tattoo [to have] for the rest of my life," Parra said. "It's special for me. I had like one month to figure out how the tattoo I wanted to do. We did the trophy, the baby shark inside the trophy, World Series champs."
You can listen to the full interview in the Nationals Talk podcast below.
The design of the tattoo took several weeks of thought, but the actual process of inking it to Parra's skin was quite the process as well.
"It took like 11 hours to do that," Parra said. "But I'm so happy and so glad that everybody likes it, mostly because I love it and I got it for the rest of my life."
Although he was in the nation's capital for less than one full season, Parra left his mark in Washington. Following a rough start in 2019, Parra instilled a light and fun atmosphere in the Nationals' clubhouse upon his arrival. He made 'Baby Shark' his walk-up song in honor of his two-year-old daughter, and it became the Nationals' unofficial rally cry throughout the 2019 season.
Although the season is several weeks in the history books, Parra still plays the song in his home sometimes. As to why? It's just the feeling he gets when it comes on.
"I'm in my home and sometimes I put on the song because my baby wants to listen," Parra said. "My neighbor, he wants to dance to it."
Shortly after the MLB season ended, Parra was offered a deal from the Yomiuri Giants of Japan's Nippon Professional Baseball league. Knowing his chances of playing in the MLB next season were slim, the 32-year-old signed a few days later for $2.5 million with a $3 million option for 2021. He still hopes to return to Washington for the team's home opener where he would receive his World Series ring, and has self-nominated himself to throw out the first pitch.
So, will 'Baby Shark' follow Parra to his next destination?
"The guys are waiting for baby shark in Japan. I'll do my best," Parra said. "I want to bring it to Japan. I want to bring it to different cultures, different countries, different cities. We'll see what happens, but I think everything is fine, everything is good energy, and try to make it work there, too."
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It is indeed possible to setup a standalone Logitech Squeezebox (Duet) media receiver without needing to fork out for the controller. To be frank there are much better (and cheaper) controller software solutions out there for iOS and Android, but an extra Squeezebox receiver can be very handy.
The Squeezebox receiver can currently be picked up for just shy of £80 from Superfi – inclusive of VAT and delivery!
Once you've got your receiver you'll need to configure it with an IP address and server information. Usually this would be done via the controller, but thanks to Robin Bowes you can use his Net::UDAP Perl module to do it all from a PC or Mac.
As long as you're comfortable using the command line and Perl, you will find the udap_shell.pl script very simple to use and be up and running within minutes.
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A cause close to our hearts
For the 9th year in a row, The Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation issued a fundraising challenge through the Double Down for Veterans Match Campaign.
Once a Marine, always a Marine. I never knew how true that saying was, until I met my husband Bob. It is a band of brothers and sisters, bonded by a love for country and a moral obligation to protect. Their collective fighting spirit and dedication is unwavering.
Since enlisting in 1968 and being deployed to Vietnam, the United States Marine Corps has shaped my husband's entire life. The Marine Corps taught him responsibility, confidence and discipline. Bob was medically evacuated from Vietnam after stepping on a mine's tripwire. His service earned him the Combat Action Ribbon, Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry and a Purple Heart Medal. As he transitioned to civilian life, Bob went to college on the GI Bill and graduated magna cum laude. Then came the months of sleepless nights as he taught himself to code computers. In 1984, he created his first company, Parsons Technology, which he later sold to Intuit. In 1997 Bob founded GoDaddy and the rest is history.
It's hard to express how proud I am of his achievements, both personal and professional. Who he is and what he's accomplished, is in large part because of the Marine Corps. Millions of our country's veterans are filled with similar pride and resolve.
It's why, for the 9th year in a row, The Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation issued a challenge to raise $20 million through the Double Down for Veterans Match Campaign. Through December 31, 2020 our Foundation matched every donation up to $10 million.
When we started working with Semper Fi & America's Fund, I was in awe to learn what a special organization it was. It was started with $500 and a group of Marine spouses who set out to fill a gap in support for wounded veterans and their families. Today, it is managed by veterans and many members are part of the original group of founding women. The staff have an authentic understanding of the physical and emotional needs of those impacted by war. They know the meaningful lessons combat can teach and the lasting scars it leaves, visible or not.
The sacrifice that the men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces make to keep us safe at home, is remarkable. Not only do they risk their lives every day, they miss special moments with their young children, family vacations and simple things like their mom's famous chili. Often, they feel a duty to put on a brave face, even when life feels unsteady. Semper Fi & America's Fund is solid ground. It's an organization dedicated to ensuring their return home is supported. They provide financial support, transition assistance, and integrative and holistic wellness programs. Semper Fi & America's Fund makes sure no veteran is left behind. The organization is also one of America's highest rated charities. The Fund's leadership are highly attentive to responsible spending, with 93 cents of every dollar going to the people it serves through direct financial aid and support programming. The Fund is also incredibly efficient. Its emergency funds are distributed to veterans and families within 24 to 72 hours of identifying their need.
The military has given my husband so much. It helped him find purpose and it helped me discover what an honor it is to be a veteran's wife. Today, tomorrow and forever we vow to help wounded veterans because once a Marine, always a Marine.


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Candor es una villa ubicada en el condado de Tioga en el estado estadounidense de Nueva York. En el año 2000 tenía una población de 855 habitantes y una densidad poblacional de 745.9 personas por km².

Geografía
Candor se encuentra ubicada en las coordenadas .

Demografía
Según la Oficina del Censo en 2000 los ingresos medios por hogar en la localidad eran de $30,313, y los ingresos medios por familia eran $38,750. Los hombres tenían unos ingresos medios de $24,583 frente a los $22,500 para las mujeres. La renta per cápita para la localidad era de $15,713. Alrededor del 11.9% de la población estaban por debajo del umbral de pobreza.

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Lagos Reiterates Commitment To Driving Economy With Technology
Lagos State Government has reiterated its commitment to drive the State's economy with modern technology, just as it disclosed the launching of the LASG Campus Network - an enterprise infrastructure that connects thousands of computers from all Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) within and around the Secretariat for e-governance operations.
The Honourable Commissioner for Science and Technology, Mr. Hakeem Fahm, stated this at the 2020 Ministerial Press Briefing organised by the State Government to commemorate one year in Office of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, stressing that the State is fully committed to leveraging on ICT for the greater good of Lagos State and the country.
According to him, the upgrade optimises the current network to reliably and securely support new and existing applications and devices in a bid to increase network availability, performance and security of the LASG Campus Network, while at the same time stabilising its ICT environment for a smarter Lagos.
Fahm submitted that this improved online solution, aided the holding of the First-Ever Virtual Meeting by the Lagos State Executive Council via Zoom, a free HD meeting application with video and screen sharing for up to 100 people, thereby ensuring that Lagos made history in the annals of e-governance in Nigeria.
Speaking further on the role of Digital Technology in driving Lagos Economy, the Commissioner explained that the LASG Enterprise GIS Upgrade and Integrated Land Administration Automation Programme will provide a fully digital mapping platform and an integrated end-to-end land administration system.
He added that in order to ensure public services are delivered despite the large population in the State, the government recently launched two aerial Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV), commonly called drones, to enhance digital mapping and accurate planning to achieve the present administration's vision of achieving a Smart City status.
Also speaking at the briefing, the Special Adviser to the Governor on Innovation and Technology, Mr. Tunbosun Alake, said his office has focused on three core areas, namely: Launch of the Innovation and Technology Master Plan; Developing the Lagos State Science Research and Innovation Policy, and Creating the Lagos Solution Hub.
Alake revealed that the Innovation and Technology master plan is sub-divided into four main pillars - Access, Data, Infrastructure and Funding - that are required to enable a vibrant innovation ecosystem, stressing that the government has also established the Research and Innovation Council to promote research and innovation activities in public and private institutions.
He informed that the present administration has approved the sum of N250 million seed capital for technology and innovation, tech start-ups and young innovators in the State.
The fund, according to him, is meant to assist those in the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) industry push their entrepreneurial skills to the next level, as well as help in conducting researches that would solve issues of national significance.
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Scouting for a way down.
Just a few pools here.
Bright green lichen riddles the walls.
Path of least resistance. the boulder cave.
Many years ago I somehow got involved in caving. I'm not sure how it started but it was a very exciting time. My friends and my older brother got involved as well. We became members of the local caving club (often called a Grotto). I explored many caves and even re-discovered a cave that had been lost for 40 years. That cave had virgin passage (never seen nor touched by humans). Exploring those passages are as close as I will get to having a "first man on the moon" feeling. It was dark, dirty, and dangerous fun. Many fond memories were had exploring these dark places. After caving we discovered slot canyoneering. It's similar to caving except with open sky above you (most of the time). We were all living in UT at the time and UT is a mecca for slot canyons. They are deep, foreboding, and dangerous as hell if you don't know what you're doing. We've seen some amazing places that canyons hide and made memories that can only be described as priceless. The places are not easy to get to. If it was easy, then everyone would be doing it.
It's been many years since I've done any canyoneering. Most of the time you find me on a bike. I live in Arizona now and it's an amazing place. It's a shame to not take advantage of the variety and beauty that abounds here. In fact, Arizona has one of the granddaddy of all slot canyons in the known world. I'm not referring to the Grand Canyon either. It is however northeast of there. Well, the call of the slots sounded again. It beaconed me and I did answer. There is a slot near the Phoenix metro that in some books is unnamed. Rather, the author makes up a name, but on maps there is no name listed. It is near Tortilla Flats. It looked interesting enough. So a buddy and I put on our explorin' hats and set out one Saturday to do just that. Needless to say, I was impressed. It was even cave like in some spots. Browse through the gallery and take a look. Enjoy.


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Q: Export HTML table to Excel file I've been looking into some jQuery plugins that are capable of doing this.  I decided to use the one at http://www.jqueryscript.net/table/Export-Html-Table-To-Excel-Spreadsheet-using-jQuery-table2excel.html and I've followed its instructions as closely as possible.  I've been testing this plugin but every time I click the button to export, nothing happens.  The table is populated using PHP (which is pulling data from a MySQL server) and the following is the script I currently have in place.

The footable display hasn't changed at all after I added the new code.  What can I do?  I keep thinking I've just misplaced the table2excel block but even when I had it inside the ready(function(){}) block, nothing happened.

A: Here is the best way you can do. You can specify the file name too for downloading. Just pass tableid, sheet name, file name to the function below, it will download. See fiddle for downloading in IE too.
https://jsfiddle.net/ndncll/ehnbxo1u/
function tableToExcel(table, sheetName, fileName) {
fileName = fileName + new Date().formatDateTime('MM_DD_YYYY', 'HH_mm_ss');

var uri = 'data:application/vnd.ms-excel;base64,',
    templateData = '<meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/plain; charset=UTF-8"/>
{table}
',
    base64Conversion = function (s) { return window.btoa(unescape(encodeURIComponent(s))) },
    formatExcelData = function (s, c) { return s.replace(/{(\w+)}/g, function (m, p) { return c[p]; }) }

$("tbody > tr[data-level='0']").show();

if (!table.nodeType)
    table = document.getElementById(table)

var ctx = { worksheet: sheetName || 'Worksheet', table: table.innerHTML }

var element = document.createElement('a');
element.setAttribute('href', 'data:application/vnd.ms-excel;base64,' + base64Conversion(formatExcelData(templateData, ctx)));
element.setAttribute('download', fileName);
element.style.display = 'none';
document.body.appendChild(element);
element.click();
document.body.removeChild(element);}

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          #
          First Name
          Last Name
          Username

          1
          Mark
          Otto
          @mdo

          2
          Jacob
          Thornton
          @fat

          3
          Larry
          the Bird
          @twitter

          4
          Larry
          the Bird
          @twitter

    <button id="btnExport">Export to excel</button>

A: Managed to fix it.  I initially suspected that not putting it inside the ready function would be a problem and thought it would fix the issue, but that was only part of the problem.  I also forgot a comma.  The finished result is as follows.

A: As @charlietfl said you need the .click() binding inside the $(document).ready because if not the element doesn't exist when you try to bind it.
And this way you dont need to use a plugin
function exportGrid(gridID,filename) {
    var html = $('#' + gridID).html();
    var a = document.createElement('a');
    a.id = 'tempLink';
    a.href = 'data:application/vnd.ms-excel,' + html;
    a.download = filename + ".xls";
    document.body.appendChild(a);
    a.click(); // Downloads the excel document
    document.getElementById('tempLink').remove();
}
$(document).ready(function() {
    $("button").click(function(){
        exportGrid("TheGridId","The excel name");
    });
});

Here you have a example https://jsfiddle.net/0mzn7uLq/

A:
This is the code you can use to export HTML table to excel file with custom file name. I tried on IE11 , Firefox 48 & chrome 51 .

*

*Add in the HTML part .

*Add a button <button id="btnExport" onclick="toExcel_()">Export to excel</button> , which will call the function "toExcel_()" .

Ps: I'm new to Stackoverflow , So please excuse my format of answering :D
    function toExcel_(){
    var tab_text="

";
    var textRange; var j=0;
    tab = document.getElementById('tblExport'); // id of table

    for(j = 0 ; j < tab.rows.length ; j++)
    {
        tab_text=tab_text+tab.rows[j].innerHTML+"
";
        //tab_text=tab_text+"
";
    }

    tab_text=tab_text+"
";

        var ua = window.navigator.userAgent;
        var msie = ua.indexOf("MSIE");
        var dt = new Date();
        var day = dt.getDate();
        var month = dt.getMonth() + 1;
        var year = dt.getFullYear();
        var hour = dt.getHours();
        var mins = dt.getMinutes();
        var postfix = day + "." + month + "." + year + "_" + hour + "." + mins;

    if (msie > 0 || !!navigator.userAgent.match(/Trident.*rv\:11\./))      // If Internet Explorer
    {
        txtArea1.document.open("txt/html","replace");
        txtArea1.document.write(tab_text);
        txtArea1.document.close();
        txtArea1.focus();
        sa=txtArea1.document.execCommand("SaveAs",true,"Report.xls");
    }
    else // For Chrome and firefox (Other broswers not tested)
    {

        uriContent = "data:application/vnd.ms-excel," + encodeURIComponent(tab_text);

        var sa = document.createElement("a");
        sa.setAttribute("href", uriContent);
        sa.setAttribute("download", "Report"+postfix +".xls");
        document.body.appendChild(sa); // Required for FF

       sa.click();
    }

    return (sa);

}

A: VERY IMPORTANT, make sure the columns and rows have width greater than 0,
this becomes an issue especially when rows are moved from one table to another table, (I have faced it when I moved rows between two dataTables)
if columns(th) or rows(td) width is 0, you will get the table downloaded as .xls file, but the columns gets hidden in the excel file,
use css or jquery to set the width greater than 0
css
<your table> th, <your table> td {
  width:<your preference>px;
}

jquery
$("<your table> th").css("width","<your preference>px");
$("<your table> td").css("width","<your preference>px");

$("<add button>").click(function(e) {
    var a = document.createElement('a');
    var dataType = 'data:application/vnd.ms-excel';
    var getTable = document.getElementById('<add table id>');
    var readTable = getTable.outerHTML.replace(/ /g, '%20');
    a.href = dataType + ', ' + readTable;
    a.download = '<filename>.xls';
    a.click();
    e.preventDefault();
});


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You can use the built-in auto focus features, which are going to work okay if you've got a lot of illumination or you can manually-- Robbie Carman: --and you have a lens that's capable of auto -focusing with that camera body, all right. Richard Harrington: True, and you can manually set it and let's go ahead and take a look at both those methods next. Robbie Carman: Okay.


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With Cruella gone, Pongo quickly tells the resting Perdita the good news. Meaning of the name Perdita, analysis of the name Perdita and so much more… What does Perdita mean and its numerology, definition, origin, popularity and very interesting information. Your name of Perdita gives you self-assurance, independence, and confidence. She has the dog treated by a vet, learns that she has recently given birth, and names her Perdita (meaning "lost"). Perdita helps to nurse the pups and becomes a member of the family. n , ... which followed the story of Pongo and Perdita's quest to rescue their dalmatian puppies from the evil Cruella DeVil. What does Pongo mean? The meaning of Perdita translates to lost in Latin. perdita - Wiktionary Perdita is a female Dalmatian and one of the main protagonists of the franchise. There is a strong tendency for you to worry. Hoorah! The name Perdita is a girl's name of Latin origin meaning "lost". How unique is the name Pongo? You are a unique individual. 7. Perdita is a beautiful name that I have loved since I saw 101 Dalmatians. Historically, surnames evolved as a way to sort people into groups - by occupation, place of origin, clan affiliation, patronage, parentage, adoption, and even physical characteristics (like red hair). Skank!" You enjoy life and having fun. The name Cruella de Vil is a pun of the words cruel and devil, an allusion that is emphasized by having her English country house nicknamed 'Hell Hall'. Perdita was the heroine of Shakespeare's play 'The Winter's Tale'. A favorite book/movie of mine is Man on Fire, the young girl in the movie is named "Pita". The spots she does have, including those on her ears, are very small and round. Perdita: Name Meaning, Popularity, and Similar Names Etymology From Vulgar Latin *perdita, from the feminine of Latin perditus. Dog Names Inspired By "101 Dalmatians" Movie Name Meaning Or Inspiration #1 Freckles A male pup frequently perched on his father's head. Perdita Origin and Meaning The name Perdita is a girl's name of Latin origin meaning "lost". Penny is the lightest of all the puppies, and has relatively few spots. Problems with your health centre in your head and you could suffer with head tension, head colds, headaches, and sinus congestion. The name Perdita means Lost and is of Latin origin. The lost one. Definition of Pongo in the AudioEnglish.org Dictionary. She was the mate of Pongo, mother of 15 Dalmatian puppies and adoptive mother of 84 more puppies and great-great grandmother of Delilah.Her owners were Roger and Anita Radcliffe.. Trivia. With Bren McKinley, Bret Easterling, Bobby Edner, Rebecca Hart. Find it here. You are the most emotional person. The name was first given to 5 or more babies in the year 1954 when it was given as a first name to 5 new born babies. Directed by Michael Dimich. Perdita is a female Dalmatian and one of the main protagonists of the franchise. So far, there's no luck until Pongo sees mates that will suit both him and Roger. You are very uncommunicative. Everything name meaning, origin, pronunciation, numerology, popularity and more information about Pongo at NAMEANING.NET A "Perdita" will usually be very smart and good with relationship advice even if she hasnt experienced the problem her self. It stems from a snide expression used by music hall comedians to get a cheap laugh "where the army goes the pong goes", pong meaning smell. Pongo and perdita's progeny 7 Little Words . Puppies.. Pongo and Perdita's 15 puppies are named Lucky, Thunder, Rolly, Patch, Pepper, Penny, Cadpig, Freckles, Purdy, Wizzer, Jewel, Dipstick, Two-Tone, Fidget, and Spotty.. In the movie, Pongo and Perdita are the parents of Dalmatian puppies and set out to save their puppies from Cruella, and end up saving many others along the way. According to the numerology prediction of the Perdita name, a lucky number is 1 and it impacts positively on personality development. Perdita: Name Meaning, Popularity, and Similar Names Etymology From Vulgar Latin *perdita, from the feminine of Latin perditus. She is also rather stern and appears to be a tad more prominent when it comes to disciplining her children, as well as the rascally Pongo. Annual show presented by AMC School of Dance. You use it to achieve your goals. She tells Pongo about her lost love Prince and the resulting litter of puppies, which were sold by her neglectful owner. You have a great self-confidence in almost every environment and you know it. In the original Dodie Smith novel, Pongo is married to another Dalmatian called Missis who added Pongo to her name after their engagement. Pongo is the protagonist in the 1961 Disney classic One Hundred and One Dalmatians, its sequel, 1996 films, and television series. [Br. Perdita Weeks: British actress (born 1985), sister to Honeysuckle and Rollo Weeks. Annual show presented by AMC School of Dance. Meanings Latin Baby Names Meaning: In Latin Baby Names the meaning of the name Perdita is: Lost. Despite her well-coordinated nature, Perdita tends to be incredibly worrisome in hectic situations, but can be calmed by Pongo. Meaning Of Name, Analysis, Origin And Statistics, Meaning Of Name, Analysis, Origin and Statistics, List Of Celebrities With First Name Perdita, How To Say Perdita in American Sign Language. "That Debbie slut is after the pongo's again. The word itself stems from expressions used by comedians in theatres and music halls to get a cheap laugh. Also See: People will always go to a "Perdita" for advice and know she is a friend that will help. A girl that is kind but will usually hold a grudge. From 1880 to 2018 less than 5 people per year have been born with the first name Pongo. There are 15 puppies in Pongo and Perdita's litter.These dogs are later kidnapped and Pongo and Perdita start searching them Pongo is the adult male dalmatian. In the TV series, they are voiced by Kevin Schon and Pam Dawber, respectively. You have depth of mind and the ability to concentrate and to follow a line of thought to a logical conclusion. He is the pet of Roger Radcliffe, the mate of Perdita, the biological father of 15 Dalmatian puppies, and the adoptive father of 84 more Dalmatian puppies. Weird things about the name Pongo: The name spelled backwards is Ognop. Name counts are approximate as statistics normally is not published for names given to less than 3 or 5 persons per country. A Shakespearean invention for an abandoned baby in The Winter's Tale, Perdita's sense of loss has always been off-putting to parents. She is also rather observant and appears able to sense nearby danger, being the only one to exp… A "Perdita" will be one of two extremes Very loud or very quiet. Possible Solution: PUPPIES. Pongo synonyms, Pongo pronunciation, Pongo translation, English dictionary definition of Pongo. Perdita soon becomes pregnant with puppies, but when the family gets a visit from Cruella De Vil she becomes frightened, referring to Cruella as "that devil woman." What does Pongo mean? Visit Appellation Mountain's profile on Pinterest. Many of the modern surnames in the dictionary can be traced back to Britain and Ireland. Your email address will not be published. Soldiers were not popular at this time as Kipling's poem Tommy shows (Barrack Room Ballads 1892). advertisement advertisement Quick MenuInformation About The Name PerditaPrononciation Of PerditaThe Meaning Of The Name PerditaStatistics Of The Name PerditaThe Picture Of The […] She first appeared in the original book by Dodie Smith as a stray dog adopted by the Radcliffes. 1. Compare French perte, Portuguese perda, and Spanish pérdida. 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St. Paul By Bike: First Time in Capitol Heights, Mount Airy and Back to the Bluff
Wolfie Browender • July 31, 2019
Frogtown (Capitol Heights, Mount Airy), Payne-Phalen, East Side (Dayton's Bluff)
A Capitol Heights banner on a Rice Street light post.
There is a small section of Frogtown, immediately north of the Minnesota State Capitol, that has been known as Capitol Heights for more than a century. That was stop one on my ride.
Once called Sherburne Hill, it evolved into a busy residential neighborhood in the 1880s. Located within the area surrounded by University and Pennsylvania Avenues, Rice and Jackson Streets, the approximately 20 square block neighborhood consisted of a couple dozen mansions, some simple apartment buildings and single family residences.
The John L. Merriam home (left) at 51 University Avenue and nearby Sherburne Hill mansions circa 1888. Courtesy Minnesota Historical Society
Some well-to-do Saint Paulites began building estates in Sherburne Hill as Lowertown transitioned from primarily residential to industrial. Among them were the Merriams, whose name adorns Merriam Park.
This picture of the John L. Merriam House circa 1895 better shows the scale of this stone mansion that became the Science Museum of Minnesota for about 40 years. Courtesy Minnesota Historical Society
The George Benz House, 5 Sherburne Avenue, shot from Merriam's Overlook, circa 1915. Photo Minnesota Historical Society
Wabasha Street, looking north toward John Merriam House (above the building) circa 1896. Note the large piles of dirt where construction of the State Capitol was underway. Courtesy Minnesota Historical Society
Because of its proximity to the Minnesota State Capitol – just north of the granite State House – Sherburne Hill was renamed Capitol Heights in the early 1900s.
Today Capitol Heights is dominated by humdrum State of Minnesota government buildings and government-related office edifices, Bethesda Hospital, parking ramps and parking lots, with some homes mixed in.
One of the characterless office buildings scattered around Capitol Heights.
Rice Street is the western edge of Capitol Heights. This view is toward the south.
The Park Street/west wing and entrance to Bethesda Hospital. Named after several well-respected Bethesda physicians, its official name is the Holcomb Lundholm Sterner Memorial Wing.
Bethesda Hospital and related structures take up nearly two city blocks between Park Street and North Capitol Boulevard on the west and east respectively, Como Avenue on the north and Sherburne Avenue to the south. Bethesda, established to serve Swedish Lutherans, opened its doors to its first patient in 1883 in a building near Lake Como. Eight years later the hospital moved to a new home in Lowertown, a former mansion.
Bethesda Hospital in 1935, a couple of years after it opened at 559 Capitol Boulevard. Courtesy Minnesota Historical Society
Bethesda Hospital relocated to this building in 1932.
Bethesda Hospital opened the original wing of its current building at 559 Capitol Boulevard in 1932 following a year of construction.
The original entrance to Bethesda, later named the Wold Memorial wing after the late staff physician Karl C. Wald.
The grounds of Bethesda Hospital– not including the hospital building – encompass an entire city block. The Therapeutic Garden and Park consist of lush, well-kept grass, flower-laden gardens, bushes, trees, benches and a large gazebo.
The pastoral Therapeutic Garden and Park are part of the Bethesda Hospital property. The manicured grounds are for patients and their families but the area is open to neighbors too.
A plaque recognizes financial contributions of the Bethesda staff members.
The Garden replaced Mattson Hall, Bethesda's Nursing School building, in 2003.
The gazebo and flower gardens, with the Wold wing of the hospital in the background.
Looking at the Therapeutic Park and Gazebo from the corner of Como and Cedar Streets.
Another view of the Therapeutic Park .
Not that I'd given it any thought before, but I was surprised that Como Avenue and Cedar Street meet. My view was that Cedar was strictly a Downtown Street, and Como Avenue didn't venture this far south.
Anyway, there is an attractive Painted Lady at 37 Como Avenue, next to the light and street sign post noting the intersection of Como and Cedar Street. I interrupted the woman doing yard work there.
Bonnie and Ken Erickson's Victorian painted lady at 37 Como Avenue.
Bonnie Erickson and I gabbed about her beautiful Victorian home and the unusual story of how she and her husband acquired the more than 100 year old home in 2004.
Bonnie Erickson looks at her Capitol Heights neighborhood from her front porch.
Bonnie, a realtor, got a call from a former client who was being deployed by the military to Bosnia and needed to sell the apartment building he purchased with her help years before. Complicating the deal was the client also had a house (37 Como) to sell and he wanted to package both into one deal. "We're on the phone and I rolled my eyes. It's not gonna happen. I mean people who buy houses don't buy apartment buildings at the same time."
Meantime, Bonnie's husband Ken had become more vocal about his dislike of mowing their one acre suburban property and was pushing to buy a Victorian home to renovate. Despite knowing better, Bonnie and Ken bought the house and the apartment building. "We knew we overpaid for it but we wanted the house. I'm a professional and if it was my client, I would have said don't go there. But I went there with my eyes open."
Not surprisingly, the house was in disrepair. Years of neglect and vandals significantly damaged the interior, though some deterioration resulted from the previous owner having the house moved from 706 Robert Street to 37 Como Avenue.
Bonnie created a book documenting the improvements to their house. These pages show how the house as it was moved from its old foundation and moved to Como Avenue.
Most noticeable inside were sizeable holes and graffiti spray painted on the plaster walls. The only elements in the kitchen were a 42-inch sink base, an "ugly makeshift island" and a closet with wire shelves. But all that paled compared to the attic. "There were four-by-four boards in a square with a painter's tarp over it, with this much water in it," Bonnie told me, holding her hands several inches apart. "The roof leaked and we had scheduled to have it replaced immediately, but we weren't expecting to inherit the water too. I'm sure that had been leaking for years because there was decay clear down on the main floor from water damage."
"My kids just looked at us and said, 'What on Earth were you thinking?' and I got to thinking 'What on Earth was I thinking.'" Bonnie Erickson on her and husband Ken's purchase of 37 Como Avenue
Meanwhile, Ken lost his job about a month after they moved into the house, so he juggled job hunting and home renovation. One morning, said Bonnie, Ken readied for an interview. "He had set out his suit and all the stuff on the bed and when he came back from showering the ceiling was laying on his suit. The plaster had chosen that time of all times to release and fall down and go boom."
Bonnie and Ken renovated one room at a time. In total, Bonnie told me they pulled 55,000 pounds of plaster out of the house. "Ken's one of those numbers guys. He said, 'I've got the proof in the dump receipts.'"
The office is the one room in the house that still has plaster walls. "My husband and I have joked and said, 'You know, maybe we should just keep this room so people know from whence we come.'"
The office and other rooms were rewired in an unappealing way.
The 55,000 pounds of plaster was nearly every plaster wall, which they replaced with sheetrock.
The original plan for the kitchen was altered at Bonnie's insistence after they uncovered a couple of curved walls. She told Ken, "I can't take this out whether it works for today's world or not. This is too precious."
They pulled the curved plaster out and had to come up with a way to recreate the curve using sheetrock. "I took quarter-inch sheetrock. And I squirted it with water. I put the bottom section in first and it took about an hour to just curve it around without breaking it. Then I put a second piece over on top of that."
One of the curved walls that Bonnie recreated with sheetrock. It is an exterior wall of the hidden bathroom they discovered during renovations.
The curved walls weren't the only the happy surprise for Ken and Bonnie. They discovered a bathroom the previous owner hid behind sheetrock. "I thought there's missing space in here. So Ken checked it out. He put a ladder in the basement and he crawled up through the floor."
Few of the ceiling lamps in the Erickson's home are original to the house but many are from the late 1800s, as is the house. Bonnie purchased a good many at the now-closed John's Antiques, which was on West 7th Street near Downtown.
A bedroom where the centerpieces is her grandmother's bed.
With the tour of the Erickson home complete and my questions answered, I parted company with Bonnie and pedaled south on Cedar Street past a block of townhomes. While more than 100 years newer, the townhomes strike a complementary note to Bonnie and Ken's Victorian abode.
The townhomes along Cedar were built in 2002.
The Capitol Boulevard side of the Minnesota Senate Building which was built in 2016.
The Minnesota Senate Building, opened in early 2016, was a controversial addition to the State Capitol complex. Senate Republicans called it unnecessary and expensive, and threatened to stay in the State Office Building. Republicans resisted the move to the Senate Office Building because it was part of the DFL-supported tax bill passed late in the 2013 session. The holdout Republican contingent of Senators moved to the new building but not until after the November 2016 election.
The Capitol and to the right, the Minnesota Senate Building.
Some other details about the Senate Building: It holds offices for the state's 67 Senators and their staff. It cost $90 million to build, including a 264-space underground parking facility. The rooftop holds 414 solar panels the supply about 12 percent of the energy used within the building, the exterior is Minnesota limestone and Danby marble from Vermont.
The Capitol Office Building, 525 Park Street at Sherburne, is privately owned and not affiliated with Minnesota's Capitol building, despite the name.
Cass Gilbert is one of Minnesota's greatest, best known and most versatile architects. In Saint Paul alone, Gilbert designed Minnesota's resplendent State Capitol building, and at least five churches, 10 homes and several office and warehouse buildings.
"The Capitol is the best work I have ever done, or shall ever do, and I am glad to have Given it to St. Paul." – Cass Gilbert
The view from Cass Gilbert Memorial Park of Downtown and beyond is fabulous. but the design falls far short of its namesake.
The five acre Cass Gilbert Memorial Park immediately east of Sherburne Avenue and Cedar Street offers visitors splendid views of Downtown and the West Side.
Looking south from the overlook at Cass Gilbert Memorial Park. Galtier Towers are the two tall buildings in the center back, and the First National Bank Building is the tower on the right.
But the concrete overlook, Brutalist in design and minimalist in execution, stands in stark contrast to all Gilbert's creations. It seems there should be a more consequential tribute to Gilbert, who created such important and meaningful structures in Saint Paul.
A wide sidewalk leads visitors to the concrete overlook at Cass Gilbert Memorial Park.
The overlook is utilitarian and the architectural antithesis of Gilbert's work.
From there I moved toward the eastern and then northern boundaries of the neighborhood.
Not only is Capitol Heights a neighborhood, it's a street within the neighborhood.
The lion's share of Saint Paul's roadways are either Streets or Avenues. There is an occasional Boulevard, a few Drives, Roads and Lanes, but only one Heights. North Capitol Heights is also notable, at least to city planner types, because three of the four-plus blocks of Capitol Heights is the dividing line between the east and west addresses.
Two blocks north I turned onto Winter Street, a six block long thoroughfare exclusive to the Capitol Heights neighborhood.
The unique stone house at 125 West Winter Street was built in 1902.
There used to be a Summer Street in Capitol Heights, three blocks south, naturally, of Winter Street. It is on the 1874 edition of A.T. Andreas' Plan of the City of St. Paul and vicinity map. The 1884 map shows Summer Street replaced by Sherburne.
The modernization of the front of 605-609 Capitol Boulevard provided an interesting dichotomy to the rest of the house. And the proximity to the Capitol Garage must lead to interesting incidents during the closing days and nights of the legislative sessions.
Winter Street (in shade) becomes East Mount Airy Street (in sun) at Jackson Street.
Both Winter Street and the Capitol Heights neighborhood end at Jackson Street. Mount Airy Street picks up where Winter Street ends. So does the climb up what was one of Saint Paul's seven hills. Mount Airy is not only the name of the street but of the neighborhood of subsidized townhomes and a hi-rise that occupy nearly all of the blocks within I-35E, Pennsylvania Avenue, Jackson Street and just north of University Avenue.
Wales Street moves northward from Mount Airy Street for a short block, where it makes a 90 degree turn to the right and becomes Arch Street.
The majority of Mount Airy consists of 302 two-, three-, four- and five-bedroom townhomes, completed in 1959. Planning for the Mount Airy project, however, began about 25 years earlier, in the 1930s. A 1930s City Planning Board publication calling for the redevelopment was titled "Proposed Slum Clearance and Low-Cost Housing Project."
The cover of the City of Saint Paul's plan to clear Mount Airy of what it "slums" and replace them with better, low cost housing.
Construction of Mount Airy Homes in 1958. Courtesy Minnesota Historical Society
Workers touch up a Mount Airy Townhome building in 1958. Courtesy Minnesota Historical Society
Most of the townhomes and grounds received significant and very much needed renovations beginning in 2015. Mount Airy Homes and a high rise are owned and operated by the Public Housing Agency of Saint Paul.
627 Wales Street is a home that preceded the Mount Airy Homes but was incorporated into the development. There are three living units within.
Across Wales Street, 630 and 632 hadn't been modernized, at least on the exterior.
The improved exterior of a remodeled Mount Airy building.
The Mount Airy Community Center sits along the curve where in the road where Wales Street becomes Arch Street.
Mount (not Mt.) Airy Street.
Whether intentionally or not, street signs within the neighborhood spell out Mount Airy while the buildings, such as the Community Center, use the abbreviated Mt. Airy.
The entrance to Mt. Airy Community Center.
The address sign on a townhome fourplex.
The steep inclines and declines of Mount Airy are more pronounced in this part of the neighborhood.
The elevation change in parts of Mount Airy are obvious with the terraced construction of these homes.
It was a lot more fun riding east or down the 100 block of Arch Street than it was coming back up the hill.
Arch Street runs primarily east and west but in a serpentine way, like a meandering river. The Mt. Airy Hi-Rise reaches upward near Arch Street's eastern end, the intersection with L'Orient Street.
The Mount Airy Hi-Rise superstructure in 1958. Courtesy Minnesota Historical Society
The 10-story Mt. Airy Hi-Rise, also opened in 1959, has 153 one and two bedroom apartments and is the oldest of the City's public housing high rises.
Confusingly, the building is called Mt. Airy Hi-Rise on the Public Housing Agency website, Mt. Airy Apts. and Mt. Airy Apartments on the building itself, and Mt. Airy Homes on other websites and maps.
The western or back side of the Mt. Airy Apartments from a parking lot next to a townhome.
The view toward the east from near the top of Mount Airy hill. The smoke stack from the old Hamm's (Saint Paul) Brewery is on the far left.
Looking west from the Mt. Airy Apartments' parking lot, there is no doubt about the elevation change of the neighborhood.
Townhomes on eastern portion of Arch Street. That's the Mt. Airy Hi-Rise peeking above the rooftops on the left.
Arch Street meets L'Orient Street on the east. The large wall blocks the sound and visual bustle of I-35E.
Nearby was one of 63 memorials to a Saint Paul Firefighter killed during the line of duty. According to the IAFF Local 21 website, Firefighter McGarrey died a day after being injured from being thrown from a new auto fire squad wagon, when it collided with a team of runaway horses while responding to an alarm.
Children enjoy the nice weather on Mount Airy Street.
Payne-Phalen
With the Mount Airy neighborhood behind and above me, I rode Phalen Boulevard under 35E to the East Side and some uniquely decorated homes.
866 Arkwright in its green glory.
In close proximity, the candy cane garage curtain at 531 York was worth of a look.
Another brilliantly painted house at 607 Minnehaha Avenue East.
Everest Art and Science Center, just north of Minnehaha Avenue and Stroh Drive, were part of the Hamm's Brewery. Stroh Brewing closed these buildings in the late 1990s.
This is a piece of an East Side landmark – once the northern campus of the Hamm's (then Stroh's) Brewery. The 14 acre northern portion of the former brewery at 707 Minnehaha Avenue East consists of nearly 40 buildings constructed between 1880 and 1970, according to Ramsey County tax records. Today the buildings are called Everest Art and Science Center and hold a few dozen occupants such as artists, a trapeze school, vintage clothing reseller, used car dealer and a laundry specializing in healthcare and hospital linens.
At least one street – Stroh Drive – was apparently altered to accommodate expansions of brewery.
Just a block east of Everest, HealthEast has a medical transportation building.
Emergency vehicles in various conditions sat in the HealthEast back lot. I can't even guess why they're here.
A large garage for EMS and other HealthEast vehicles
The public entrance to HealthEast's medical transportation building at 799 Reaney.
I returned to Everest Art and Science Center for additional exploration.
The former Hamm's/Stroh Brewery bottling house, now part of the Everest Art and Science Center.
One of the exterior lights on the south side of building.
An old hoist still hanging is a relic of the industrial heritage of the building.
The fortunes of the brewery began to falter in 1965 when the Hamm family sold out to Heublein Inc. Ten years later Olympia Brewing acquired the Hamm's plant and hung onto it until 1983 when it was traded to Stroh's, which ran the brewery until shutting it down in 1997.
Under Olympia's ownership, water from the same spring used for brewing flowed to a public tap (or the sign above the tap was changed to reflect Olympia's ownership. Spring water once poured from this tap in the parking lot adjacent to Stroh Drive.
There are many additional former Hamm's buildings to investigate and more to the brewery's demise that I'll talk about in a future post.
Just three blocks east of the Everest/Hamm's complex is an atypical five corner intersection where East Minnehaha, East 7th and Mendota Street meet.
Looking south, across East Minnehaha Avenue. East 7th is on the far right.
The buildings on the southeast corner piqued my interest because of the architecture and a couple of them had the telltale red signs with white numbers identifying 3M facilities.
Before 3M, the Sanitary Farm Dairies, left, and the Farmers and Merchants State Bank had the buildings. Photo is circa 1919. Courtesy Minnesota Historical Society
Before 890 Minnehaha housed 3M, the Sanitary Farm Dairies had a creamery here, as the faded sign atop the building says.
Sanitary Farm Dairies was one of many local dairies within Saint Paul city limits in the 1930s.
While I recognize the signs with white numbers on red as belonging to 3M, the sign below the address confirmed it.
The extremely faded 3M Building 28 sign.
Dayton's Bluff
The Blue Store at 879 Fremont Avenue. It's really blue, almost everywhere on the exterior.
Barricades surrounding freshly painted street art brought me to a stop at Fourth Street East and Bates Avenue. Paintings in the center of intersections have been used in other Saint Paul neighborhoods hoping to slow vehicles, but this is the only place that's tried breakfast – a street painting of bacon, eggs and toast – to make an intersection safer for pedestrians.
The middle of the intersection of Fourth Street East and Bates Avenue was barricaded to protect fresh paint on the street.
Organizing the pavement painting was Sage Holben's latest effort to make her Dayton's Bluff neighborhood around Fourth and Bates a better place. "We've had quite a bit of traffic that comes through and most of it is non-stop. The neighbor who lives two houses down, 20 years ago, finally got the city to install the East-West stop sign and that has helped a little bit, but it's gotten worse and we have asked for roundabouts."
Sage Holben stands next to the "Guerilla Traffic Installation." Behind her is the unfinished pavement painting.
Sage said City officials told her the intersection isn't busy enough to qualify for a roundabout, but she said it's more than the number of vehicles roaring through. "We're looking at cars that do not stop at the stop sign and the thing is we've got so many kids who live in the neighborhood and adults and kids on bikes sure and we've seen so many near misses."
Sage continued, "What's neat about it is it does bring the neighbors together. I've met a number of newer kids here over the last couple days that live up the street and they become more aware and when people become more aware of each other, they hopefully become more respectful of each other and learn about each other because life is personal."
The homemade four-way stop sign and self-described Guerilla Traffic Installation at Fourth and Bates, created by Sage Holben.
Sage and her neighbors wanted to create a three-dimensional pavement painting that looked like a large pit or sinkhole, but couldn't find an artist experienced with creating large 3D paintings.
"Our fallback," said Sage, "was fried eggs for no reason, but it was funny and then we added bacon. The toast is if you don't stop you're going to be toast."
"it's a magical place. It's not for everybody. It can be challenging at different times. But people are human." Sage Holben on her Dayton's Bluff neighborhood
Many would describe Sage Holben as a neighborhood activist. A more accurate characterization is neighborhood builder. Sage's neighborhood building began in 2003 when she moved to Dayton's Bluff, closer to her job as a librarian at Metro State University. Between walking to and from work, and door knocking and literature dropping for politicians, Sage became a familiar and friendly face around the area.
One of several trees "yarn bombed" near Fourth and Bates.
Since then, she's brought neighbors of all ilk – young and old, Saint Paul natives and immigrants, apartment-dwellers and homeowners – together. Through group art projects, story times, movie nights, yarn bombing and community events, she's worked to get her Dayton's Bluff neighbors to better know each other.
There are several reasons residents around Fourth and Bates don't know each other like generations ago. A major one was the loss of thousands of good paying jobs within the neighborhood with the closings of 3M, Seeger/Whirlpool Refrigerator Manufacturing and Hamm's Brewing. Sage continued, "There could be 15 kids on this corner and they could go to just as many different schools and they come here and they don't know each other. What is the common thread? It's no longer the same church. It's no longer the same job place like Seeger or something. The only thread is being human."
Art projects like the pavement painting and movie nights, often held outside have been big draws. "I started showing movies so that I could get to know more of the kids. Every weekend we would show Friday or Friday and Saturday. The rule would be that it would be something that if somebody were driving or walking down the street they wouldn't be embarrassed by what they saw."
Perhaps surprisingly, Sage told me that she doesn't always meet the parents of children she interacts with. "There were five girls who came out to paint last night. We had a talk about being careful about whose house you go into and the same with some boys were over. Kavon from next door was over with his friend Melvin and I talked with them about how you don't just go into anybody's house, even though you may think you know them."
Sage has befriended many neighbors but among the most memorable is a young man who lived a couple blocks down and had been beaten up in his apartment. "He knew me from saying hi to him at the library. His arm hurt and he wasn't being given the medical care he needed. Also the police weren't doing anything about his case. There were about six men who jumped him and he was in pretty bad shape and he asked me whether I would advocate for him with medical and police. So I did and he gave me a new perspective of what it is to be a young black man."
Some friendships continue after people move, Sage told me. "When I moved in I got to know the kids who were then about 12 years old 14 years old. Now, they're 20 something and several of them still stop over and ask if is there anything that they can do."
That's one of the many reasons that, in spite of it's challenges, Sage loves where she lives. "It's a fantastic neighborhood. People really do care." And though Sage didn't say it, she's another reason her neighborhood is so nice.
Here's the map of this ride.
About Wolfie Browender
Wolfie Browender has lived in Saint Paul with his wife, Sue, since 1986. He is proud to live in Minnesota's Capitol City, specifically in Highland Park. Wolfie is a native of the Milwaukee, WI area. The father of two adult daughters, Wolfie bikes for fun and exercise. You can follow his travels throughout Saint Paul on his blog Saint Paul By Bike-Every Block of Every Street at http://saintpaulbybike.wordpress.com.
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3 thoughts on "St. Paul By Bike: First Time in Capitol Heights, Mount Airy and Back to the Bluff"
Austin July 31, 2019 at 10:31 am
I wouldn't encourage lingering in Bethesda's garden for too long. Maybe it's just my experience as a darker skinned male but security will occasionally stop me on my walks and ask me to leave the premises.
Monte Castleman July 31, 2019 at 3:20 pm
That exterior light the mounting arm looks older than the fixture. The fixture is a top mounted NEMA fixture, which were invented in 1941 and continued in use up to the LED era. Originally there were a wide variety of optical assemblies that could clip onto the same base fixture; this is what's popularly called a "gumball" and tends to throw light towards the front and sides. After cobrahead fixtures were invented in the 1960s, NEMA fixtures were used exclusively with the familiar open bottom "bucket" optics that throw light equally in all directions.
Sage is the best! We've known her for more than ten years; she persists and is unfailingly kind. The antithesis of the cranky olds we encounter so often.