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The Red Detachment of Women () is a Chinese ballet which premiered in 1964 and was made one of the Eight Model Operas which dominated the national stage during the Cultural Revolution. It is best known in the West as the ballet performed for U.S. President Richard Nixon on his visit to China in February 1972.

Background and development
Adapted from the earlier 1961 film of the same title under the personal direction of Zhou Enlai, which in turn adapted from the novel by Liang Xin, it depicts the liberation of a peasant girl in Hainan Island and her rise in the Chinese Communist Party.  The novel was based on the true stories of the 100+ member strong all-female Special Company of the 2nd Independent Division of Chinese Red Army, first formed in May 1931.  As the communist base in Hainan was destroyed by the nationalists, most of the members of the female detachment survived, partially because they were women and easier to hide among the local populace who were sympathetic to their cause. After the communist victory in China, the representatives of the surviving members were taken to Beijing and personally inspected and praised by Mao Zedong. In 2014, Lu Yexiang, the last member of red detachment of women, died in Qionghai, Hainan.

The ballet was later adapted to a Beijing opera in 1964, and as with the ballet itself, both stage and film versions were produced. The 1970 film version of the ballet made Xue Jinghua (as Wu Qinghua) and Liu Qingtang (as Hong Changqing) superstars along with a dozen other artists who were cast as protagonists in other model plays of the time. It is one of the so-called eight model plays in China during the Cultural Revolution (1966–1976). With The White Haired Girl, it is regarded as a revolutionary Chinese ballet, and its music is familiar to almost every Chinese person who grew up during that time. It was made into a film in 1972 again, and is now part of the permanent repertoire of the National Ballet of China. It remains a favorite of music and ballet lovers nearly 30 years after the Cultural Revolution in China. It is often performed for international women's day.

It was collaboratively created by: with music by Du Mingxin, Wu Zuqiang, Wang Yanqiao, Shi Wanchun and Dai Hongwei, and choreography by Li Chengxiang, Jiang Zuhui and Wang Xixian. Many numbers were based on the folk songs of Hainan Island, a place that, with its coconut trees rustling in tropical wind, evokes much romantic ethos. Though there are unmistakable elements of Chinese music, the music of this ballet was performed with basically a Western symphony orchestra.

On 25 December 2015 Chinese Choreographer Wen Hui, the German Director and Dramaturge Kai Tuchmann, and the author Zhuang Jiayun premiered their work RED at the Power Station of Art in Shanghai. RED is a reinterpretation of The Red Detachment of Women and it analyses this model opera/ballet as a politico-cultural symbol that became part of the collective consciousness during the Cultural Revolution. Since its premiere in China, RED is touring around Asia and Europe.

Synopsis

Place: Yelinzhai ("Stronghold of the coconut woods"), Hainan Island, China
Time: The Ten-Year Civil War (1927-1937)

Main Characters:

Hong Changqing, Commissar of the Red Detachment of Women
Wu Qinghua, daughter of a peasant, later a soldier, and finally the Commissar
Lian Zhang, literally the Company Commander
Xiao Pang, or "Little Pang," the Messenger
Nanbatian, literally "the Tyrant of the South"
Ou Guangsi (Lao Si), Nanbatian's Lackey

Prologue

In his dungeon, Nanbatian, the despotic landlord, has imprisoned his tenants who are unable to pay their exorbitant rents. Wu Qinghua, daughter of a poor peasant, is chained to a column. Lao Si comes with the order of Nanbatian to sell Wu. Lao Si releases Wu from the chain. While Lao Si is in an unguarded moment, Wu kicks him, and he loses his balance and falls. Wu manages to escape while two other inmates hold Lao Si to the ground.

Major numbers:

 Pas de deux of two inmates

Act I

Immediately after the prologue. Night has fallen in the coconut forest and Wu Qinghua is desperately running away from Lao Si and his lackeys. She is soon recaptured. Nanbatian and his entourage arrive. The Tyrant whips Wu until she loses consciousness. A thunderstorm approaches, so Nanbatian and his followers leave and Wu is left for dead.

Hong Changqing, the Commissar, and Xiao Pang, the Messenger, who are on a reconnaissance mission in disguise, pass by. They save Wu and point her the way to the camp of the Red Army.

Major numbers:

 Dance of Lao Si and his lackeys
 Wu Qinghua's Solo No. 1
 Wu Qinghua's fight with Lao Si
 Wu Qinghua's fight with Nanbatian
 Group dance of slaves
 Wu Qinghua's Solo No. 2
 Pas de trois of Hong Changqing, Wu Qinghua and Xiao Pang

Act II

In the camp of the Red Army beside the Wanquan River, a newly formed Detachment of Women is being trained. Wu Qinghua arrives to meet Hong Changqing and Xiao Pang, who introduce her to others. In a solo dance, Wu tells the Red Army soldiers the enormity of Nanbatian's crimes. She then ceremoniously receives a rifle and is accepted as a member of the Women's Detachment. With determination, they plan to liberate the peasants and slave girls under the oppression of Nanbatian.

Major numbers:

 Group dance of the Detachment members
 Rifle drill of the Detachment members
 Hong Changqing's bayonet dance
 Group bayonet dance of the Detachment members
 A young women soldier's solo
 Five-inch dagger dance of the Red Guards
 Group dance of all
 Wu Qinghua's solo

Act III

In the luxurious manor of Nanbatian, an extravagant birthday celebration for the Tyrant is going on in the garden before his house. Mountains of gifts are brought in; visitors are arriving, Li girls are driven in with whips at their backs to dance for the guests.

Hong Changqing, disguised as a wealthy merchant from southeast Asia, arrives on the scene, calm and dignified, to congratulate Nanbatian on his birthday. Meanwhile, the members of the Women's Detachment have secretly gathered around the manor of the Tyrant. It has been agreed that Hong is to fire his gun at midnight as signal for the Detachment to break in to wipe out the Tyrant and his gang in one fell swoop.

At night, all people recede into the houses. Nanbatian comes out to see some of his guests off. Overcome by deep personal hatred, Wu Qinghua shoots Nanbatian, prematurely issuing the battle signal. Nanbatian is merely wounded and escapes from a secret tunnel with a few of his lackeys.

Nanbatian's prisons are opened, and the prisoners are liberated. Hong leads them in opening the granary of the Tyrant and distributing the grain.

Wu is reprimanded for her blunder, and her gun is removed from her.

Major numbers:

 Group dance of slaves
 Li Girls' dance
 Broadsword dance of Nanbatian's lackeys
 Xiao Pang's solo
 Pas de deux of Wu Qinghua and her comrade-in-arm
 Opening the granary and distributing grain

Act IV

Back in the camp of the Red Army. Hong Changqing, the Commissar, is giving a lecture to the soldiers in the early morning. Wu Qinghua comes to grips with her mistake. Hong and the Company Commander are pleased to see Wu's progress. The Company Commander returns the gun to her, and together they practice marksmanship and grenade throwing.

The local people visit the Red Army and present them with doulis and lichees.

Suddenly, the sound of cannons is heard and Xiao Pang, the Messenger, arrives on horseback with the information that Nanbatian has assembled a large number of troops, and they are on their way to attack the base of the Red Army. The members of the Detachment immediately bid goodbye to their dear ones and set out to the battle field.

Major numbers:

 Hong Changqing's solo
 Group dance of the soldiers
 Wu Qinghua's solo
 Pas de deux of Wu Qinghua and Company Commander No. 1
 Dance of five female soldiers and the head cook
 Douli Dance
 Pas de deux of Wu Qinghua and Company Commander No. 2
 Dance of Hong Changqing and male soldiers
 Group dance of all

Act V

On the battlefield at a mountain pass. In order to annihilate the enemy's effective power, the main force of the Red Army strategically shifts to the rear of the enemy, and the Company Commander leads most of the members of the Detachment in moving away with the main force. Hong Changqing and a small group of Red Army soldiers and Red Guards form a covering force to divert the enemy. After a series of fierce fights, the goal is achieved.

As they prepare to withdraw, the enemy starts yet another attack. Hong gives his portfolio to Wu Qinghua and orders her and other members to retreat while he and only two other soldiers stay behind to fend off the enemy.

Hong's two comrades-in-arms are killed and he himself is captured.

Major numbers:

 Dance of Wu Qinghua and other soldiers
 Wu Qinghua's fight with an enemy
 Fight between two soldiers and two enemies
 Red flag dance
 Dance of Hong Changqing and two comrades-in-arm
 Dance of Hong Changqing and two enemies

Entr'acte

The main force of the Red Army is pressing forward with the momentum of an avalanche. Their group dance.

A memorable moment in the entr'acte is the precisely synchronized grand jete of the Red Army soldiers crossing the stage in a seemingly endless line, vividly suggesting they are as fast as an arrow flying in the air.

Major numbers:

 Group dance of the Red Army soldiers
 Sequence of synchronized grand jeté

Act VI

In the lair of the Tyrant, Nanbatian and his lackeys are panic-stricken knowing that their end is approaching. The Tyrant runs out all his means to force Hong Changqing to surrender, but the Commissar vehemently denounces the enemy. Nanbatian threatens Hong with death, but the hero remains steadfast. At the end, Hong is burnt in a horrid fire under the giant banyan tree amidst a chorus of the Internationale, and he dies a martyr's death.

The main force of the Red Army has won their battle with the enemy. They storm the hideout of the Tyrant and kill him and his lackeys.

The Red Army emancipates Nanbatian's prisoners and Yelinzhai is liberated.

Wu Qinghua and the Company Commander look everywhere for Hong and find the truth. They all kneel in front of the place where Hong has died to pay their respects to the hero.

The Red Army Battalion Commander announces that Wu will succeed Hong as the Commissar of the Women's Detachment. Wu takes over Hong's portfolio, and she and her comrades-in-arm will continue their revolutionary cause.

Major numbers:

 Dance of Nanbatian and Lao Si
 Hong Changqing's solo
 Hong Changqing dying a martyr's death
 Red Army's assault on Nanbatian's lair
 Celebration of liberation
 Pas de deux of Wu Qinghua and Company Commander
 Mourning the martyr
 Group dance and the tableau vivant at the end

In popular culture
Images of dancers performing The Red Detachment of Women appear as a theme in the work of visual artists Hung Liu, who grew up in Changchun China but settled in Oakland California. The French film The Chinese in Paris has a six minute long "play-within-a-play", that hybridizes the ballet The Red Detachment of Women with the French opera Carmen, calling the production "Carmeng".

See also

 List of ballets by title
 Nixon in China opera

References
 Specific

 General
 Zhongguo Wuju Tuan. RED DETACHMENT OF WOMEN—A Modern Revolutionary Ballet. Beijing Foreign Language Press, 1972.
 Zhongguo Wuju Tuan. Red Detachment of Women (Choreographic Work). Beijing Foreign Language Press, 1973.
 Günter Platzdasch in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung: Stehender Kranich im Frauenbataillon - Von Yenan nach Jena https://www.faz.net/aktuell/feuilleton/buehne-und-konzert/kunstfest-weimar-wen-huis-ballett-red-in-jena-15183178.html

External links
 Youtube: Red Detachment of Women (1971, full movie, good-quality soundtrack)
 Archive: Red Detachment of Women (1971, full movie)
 Some Stills from Red Detachment of Women
 YouTube: Qinghua Joins the Red Army in Act II
 YouTube: Happy Soldiers in Act IV
 YouTube: The Douli Dance in Act IV

Ballet in China
Propaganda in China
1964 ballet premieres
Maoist China propaganda
Hainan in fiction


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import requests
import json
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup

url = 'http://hahnix.com/2021/02/16/have-a-lot-of-older-trees-2-tips-to-keep-them-healthy/'

response = requests.get(url)

print(response.status_code)

soup = BeautifulSoup(response.content,'html')

print(soup.title.text)

post = soup.find("script", {"type":"application/ld+json"}).text

    try:
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            outfile.write(post)
            outfile.close()
    except Exception as e:
        print(e)
        outfile.close()

jdata = json.loads('post_data.json')

A: If you wish to load from a file, then you should use the load function as opposed to the loads function.
jdata = None
with open('post_data.json') as json_file:
    jdata = json.load(json_file)

A: I figured out that using .text caused the problem. if i use .contents on the BeautifulSoup object the post writes to a json file but still produces an error.
i know it has to do with an invalid escape character.
import requests
import json
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup

url = 'http://hahnix.com/2021/02/16/have-a-lot-of-older-trees-2-tips-to-keep-them-healthy/'

response = requests.get(url)

print(response.status_code)

soup = BeautifulSoup(response.content,'html')

print(soup.title.text)

post = soup.find("script", {"type":"application/ld+json"}).contents

with open('post_data.json','a',encoding='utf-8') as outfile:
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Mean adult body mass of mammal taxa is a fundamental ecological variable. Variability in the distributions of body masses of a mammal fauna suggest variability in habitat structure. Mammal remains from the Marmes archaeological site in southeastern Washington State date between 13,200 and 10,400 b.p., during the Pleistocene–Holocene transition (PHT). Known environmental history prompts the expectations that the Marmes PHT mammal remains should represent greater species richness and a larger array of body-mass sizes than modern faunas in the Marmes locale and in open shrub-steppe habitats, and lower species richness and a smaller array of body-mass sizes than modern faunas in closed forest habitats; species richness and the array of body-mass sizes should be similar to that for a mixed habitat of cool shrub-steppe with scattered conifers. The Marmes PHT cenogram meets these expectations. Body-mass clumps displayed by the Marmes PHT mammal fauna fall between those of closed forests and open shrub-steppe habitats in terms of clump richness and breadth, and in terms of gap width. Marmes PHT body-mass clumps are very similar to those for the mixed habitat. Cenograms and body-mass clumps confirm conclusions drawn 40 years ago that the Marmes PHT habitat was much like that of today but cooler and with more plant biomass and greater structural diversity than today.


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Rabbi Lelyveld Has 'only Pity' for Segregationists Who Beat Him
Rabbi Arthur J. Lelyveld, spiritual leader of Fairmont Temple, Cleveland, who was badly beaten by segregationists in Mississippi this weekend, declared here today that he has "only pity" for the men who attacked him, and "only a deep sorrow for the State of Mississippi."
Resting here under a doctor's care at the home of a relative, after having been released from a hospital at Hattiesburg, Miss., the rabbi declared: "It is pitiful that the leaders of the State of Mississippi fail to realize that they are shaping their own doom along with that of the closed society they have created."
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Reports reaching here from Hattiesburg today stated that local police authorities were still searching for the men who attacked the rabbi and the two other civil rights workers. Thus far, no arrests have been made.

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using System.Collections;

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	private string usernameString = "";
	private string passwordString1 = "";
	private string passwordString2 = "";

	private Rect windowRect;
	private Rect errorRect;

	private bool SetPassword = false;
	private bool LoginError = false;
	private string ErrorString = "";

	void Start () {
		patientlogin = new DatabasePAccount ();
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		errorRect = new Rect((Screen.width / 3)+80, (Screen.height / 3)+10, Screen.width / 4, Screen.height / 5);

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		}
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				}
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	void LoginWindow (int windowID)
	{
		Rect textRect, passRect, textLbl, passLbl, btnRect;
		textRect = new Rect (windowRect.width/3, windowRect.height/3-30, windowRect.width/3, 25);
		passRect = new Rect (windowRect.width/3, windowRect.height/3+30, windowRect.width/3, 25);
		textLbl = new Rect (windowRect.width/3, windowRect.height/3-50, windowRect.width/3, 25);
		passLbl = new Rect (windowRect.width/3, windowRect.height/3+10, windowRect.width/3, 25);
		btnRect = new Rect (windowRect.width/3, windowRect.height/3+70, windowRect.width/8, windowRect.height/8);

		usernameString = GUI.TextField (textRect, usernameString, 25);
		passwordString1 = GUI.PasswordField (passRect,passwordString1, "*" [0], 20);

		if (GUI.Button (btnRect, "Login")) {
			if (patientlogin.CheckUserName(usernameString))
			{
				if (patientlogin.CheckIfConfirmed(usernameString))
				{
					if(patientlogin.CheckLogin(usernameString,passwordString1))
					{
						PlayerPrefs.DeleteAll();
						PlayerPrefs.SetString("CurrentUser", usernameString);
						Application.LoadLevel("MenuScene");
					}
					else
					{
						LoginError = true;
						ErrorString = "Login Details are Incorrect";
					}

				}
				else
				{
					SetPassword =true;

				}
			}
			else
			{
				LoginError = true;
				ErrorString = "Username Not Found";

			}
		}

		GUI.Label (textLbl, "UserName:");
		GUI.Label (passLbl, "Password:");
	}

	void PasswordWindow (int windowID)
	{
		Rect passRect1, passRect2, passLbl1, passLbl2, btnRect,detailsLbl;
		detailsLbl = new Rect (windowRect.width/3-20, windowRect.height/3-50, windowRect.width, 25);

		passRect1 = new Rect (windowRect.width/3, windowRect.height/3-10, windowRect.width/3, 25);
		passRect2 = new Rect (windowRect.width/3, windowRect.height/3+50, windowRect.width/3, 25);
		passLbl1 = new Rect (windowRect.width/3, windowRect.height/3-30, windowRect.width/3, 25);
		passLbl2 = new Rect (windowRect.width/3, windowRect.height/3+30, windowRect.width/3, 25);
		btnRect = new Rect (windowRect.width/3, windowRect.height/3+90, windowRect.width/8, windowRect.height/8);

		passwordString1 = GUI.PasswordField (passRect1, passwordString1, "*" [0], 20);
		passwordString2 = GUI.PasswordField (passRect2,passwordString2, "*" [0], 20);

		if (GUI.Button (btnRect, "Enter")) {

			if (passwordString1 == passwordString2)
			{

				patientlogin.ChangePassword(usernameString, passwordString1);
				patientlogin.AccountConfirmed(usernameString);
				PlayerPrefs.DeleteAll();
				PlayerPrefs.SetString("CurrentUser", usernameString);
				Application.LoadLevel("MenuScene");
			}
			else
			{
				LoginError = true;
				ErrorString = "Passwords do not match";
			}
		}

		GUI.Label (detailsLbl, "Set password for " + usernameString);
		GUI.Label (passLbl1, "New Password:");
		GUI.Label (passLbl2, "Confirm Password:");
		Debug.Log ("Set password for " + usernameString);
	}

	void LoginErrorWindow (int windowID)
	{
		Rect btnRect, displayLbl;
		displayLbl = new Rect (windowRect.width/3-5, windowRect.height/3-30, windowRect.width/3, windowRect.height/8);
		btnRect = new Rect (windowRect.width/3+40, windowRect.height/3+30, windowRect.width/8, windowRect.height/8);

		GUI.backgroundColor = Color.red;

		if (GUI.Button (btnRect, "Enter")) {
			LoginError = false;
			usernameString = "";
			passwordString1 = "";
			passwordString2 = "";
		}

		GUIStyle style = new GUIStyle ();
		style.fontSize = 20;

		GUI.Label (displayLbl, ErrorString, style);
		GUI.color = Color.white;
	}

}

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Holy Flying Circus é um filme de comédia para a TV britânica, produzida pela BBC Four, dirigido por  Owen Harris.  O roteiro de Tony Roche é baseado num debate televisivo de 1979 entre membros do grupo humorístico Monty Python e representantes conservadores e religiosos por ocasião da polêmica ocorrida quando do lançamento do filme Monty Python's Life of Brian. O título original faz referência ao programa "Flying Circus" ("Circo Voador"), exibido entre 1969 e 1974 pela TV britânica, apresentado pelo grupo. A história não é um relato exatamente factual mas intercala a narrativa com diversos "sketches" no estilo popularizado pelos comediantes britânicos em seus trabalhos (que ficou conhecido em inglês como ""Pythonesque"). Os letreiros finais informam que o filme de 1979 foi banido em vários países e só foi exibido na televisão britânica em 1995.

Elenco
 Darren Boyd...John Cleese
 Charles Edwards...Michael Palin
 Steve Punt...Eric Idle
 Rufus Jones...Terry Jones / Esposa de Michael
 Tom Fisher...Graham Chapman
 Phil Nichol...Terry Gilliam
 Michael Cochrane...Malcolm Muggeridge
 Roy Marsden...Bispo de Southwark
 Tom Price...Tim Rice
 Stephen Fry...Deus
 Ben Crispin...Jesus
 Simon Greenall...Barry Atkins
 Paul Chadidi...Harry Balls
 Jason Thorpe ..Alan Dick / Desmond Lovely
 Mark Heap...Andrew Thorogood

Sinopse
O grupo Monty Python (Michael, John, Eric, Terry Jones, Terry Gilliam e Graham) retorna da Tunísia onde filmou a comédia Life of Brian e os artistas estão satisfeitos com o resultado, uma sátira às religiões feitas por intermédio da história de Brian, um homem comum que é frequentemente confundido por todos com seu compatriota Jesus. Mas as coisas começam a ficar estranhas quando o distribuidor Barry avisa que farão o lançamento primeiramente nos Estados Unidos. Imediatamente ocorrem diversas manifestações contra a exibição, atacando os realizadores de terem blasfemados contra a crença cristã. Na Inglaterra, um grupo de religiosos caricatos começa a perseguir os Pythons e Barry sugere aos comediantes não lançarem produtos de merchandising sobre o filme, tais como "biscoitos natalinos do Brian". Um alucinado produtor de TV tem a ideia de realizar o debate entre os comediantes e membros da Igreja. John Cleese é contra pois acha que o grupo não deve explicar nada, estaria tudo no filme. Mas com o aumento das manifestações e crescimento da violência, inclusive com "ameaças de morte", exploradas pelos executivos da TV em seus noticiários, os Python resolvem aceitar irem ao debate e escolhem Michael Palin (o cara "bom") e John Cleese (o cara "sarcástico") para serem os representantes.

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Earlier this month we celebrated the grand re-opening of Bowlmor Times Square, showing off a slew of spectacular new updates and renovations.
The venue now houses 7 unique bowling suites with different New York City themes, from Central Park to Chinatown. Every detail of each room is planned out with something exciting at every turn. The murals of the iconic scenes from Coney Island were hand painted by street artist Jonas Never, and the graffitied subway corridors were commissioned by artist Stephen Halker. Even the Times Square lanes has a tattoo parlor corner with an authentic vintage barber's chair.
In Chinatown, the entryway is lined with slews of golden Lucky Cats waving as you walk by, and paper lanterns hang from the ceiling. The Pop Art lounge featured graphic vinyl images and retro furniture, while the Uptown Lounge had the aura of an old fashioned gentleman's living room with big leather couches, a fireplace (with faux fire), and a (faux) taxidermy deer head. The Prohibition room featured vintage whiskey bottles lining the shelves alongside distilling equipment with vintage art and signage.
With 48 lanes of blacklight bowling, a new Central Park lounge for those who think bowling is too strenuous, and even an interactive arcade and game section complete with prizes, there is something here for everyone.
For drinks, wash it all down at one of the four bars, and try their signature drinks including the Mad Mai Tai, Old-School Moscow Mule, or the Dunk Tank – you don't want to know what's in that fishbowl, but it's perfect for sharing. Request the Luna Lounge for an even more intimate affair in this private party space that features a DJ booth, an expansive dance floor, a performance stage for all your antics, and a private bar.
Plan your next holiday party or birthday at the Bowlmor Times Square and explore the colorful neighborhoods of NYC while enjoying a night of bowling and games.


We're thrilled to have J.C. Carleson here to share more about her latest novel PLACEBO JUNKIES.
J.C., how long did you work on PLACEBO JUNKIES?
I spent a year writing it, but much of the last few months was tinkering on a fairly small scale to make sure that there was internal consistency and logic – there was much swapping around of chapters and elements, which was a first for me. I knew all along where I wanted to start and how I wanted Audie's story to end, but it took me an excruciatingly long (and angst-ridden) time to figure out how I was going to connect the dots.
What do you hope readers will take away from PLACEBO JUNKIES?
As quite a few readers and reviewers have already pointed out, the book can be a bit of a riddle. I intentionally wrote it in such a way that there can be multiple interpretations of certain scenes and actions. For readers who like a sense of certainty and finality, this may be slightly maddening. But my hope is that readers can bring their own interpretations and experiences and biases into play to form their own conclusions. I'd absolutely love to be a fly on the wall while readers debated their different interpretations of various actions!
I need substantial chunks of absolute solitude to write, which is tough to manage with young children. I have to carefully manage and orchestrate times that I can devote exclusively to writing. I'd love to be more spontaneous in my work habits, but I have a terrible habit of declaring myself too distracted to write when anything interrupts my flow. I don't listen to music while I write, but I do create soundtracks that I use when I'm brainstorming.
Have you had a chance to read PLACEBO JUNKIES yet? Do you enjoy books that allow for various interpretations? Do you know the beginning and the end when you start writing a novel?


As you may have seen, a week ago we launched our unofficial Tranmere Christmas card for 2018, but the inspiration was a card we vaguely remembered that was produced by Tranmere nearly three decades ago.
When we set about creating our card, it was very much with some early Tranmere cards in mind. We had a memory of a Christmas card Rovers produced back in the 1990s but couldn't put our finger on when exactly.
Following yesterday's match against Oldham, we were fortunate enough to be shown the exact card that we had very loosely based our design style on. It was instantly clear that the Tranmere Christmas card in question was from 1990.
The giveaway with the date is of course the Leyland DAF Trophy that sits at the centre of the image. Tranmere defeated Bristol Rovers 2-1 at Wembley in May 1991 thanks to goals from Jim Steel and Ian Muir.
It's fitting that the trophy sits front and centre of the image, with central defender Mark Hughes and Steve Vickers either side. There are 14 players in total – can you name them all? We will put the answers at the bottom of this page – no cheating!
We were delighted to see this original 1990 Tranmere Christmas card. There are some parallels with our own card that we've produced this year, not least that a trophy takes centre stage!
The 2018 Rovers Rearguard Tranmere Christmas card features 23 of the current first team squad as well as manager Micky Mellon, and Rover the Dog! While we used a snowy Birkenhead Park as our location, the 1990 version was set at Prenton Park by the looks of it.
Along with being handed the 1990 card in mint condition, we were also shown the 1991 version (Above). This was a photograph rather than an illustration, but was a festive scene nonetheless.
It looks like the players may have gone to the new Pyramids Shopping Centre in Birkenhead for the photo, but it's hard to tell. Please use the comments below, our forum, Facebook, Twitter or email to let us know if you can recall the details.
At the centre of this photo is Eric Nixon sitting on a throne with the trophy from the 1991 Play-Off Final victory over Bolton Wanderers. The names on this card are much harder to identify, however, we think we've got most of them. The late Steve Cooper is at the forefront.
If you'd like to purchase our 2018 unofficial Tranmere Christmas card, head over to our online shop.
Who's in the 1990 card?
Okay, we're pretty sure that the players featuring in that 1990 card are as follows.


Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is a very modern airport. One of Europe's main hub airports, over the years Amsterdam Airport Schiphol has grown into Europe's Preferred Airport, with direct connections to destinations all over the world. These scheduled services fly from at least 160 destinations within Europe and from 140 non-European destinations. As many as 106 airlines fly to Schiphol, conveniently located in the heart of western Europe. Moreover, Amsterdam Airport-Schiphol enjoys a very special status among its users, ranking first among the world's airports in virtually every poll conducted among frequent international travellers.
It is Schiphol Airport's ambition to continue to develop Schiphol into Europe's Preferred Airport: the airport of choice for travellers, airlines and logistic service providers alike. In order to serve as and remain Europe's Preferred Airport, Schiphol fulfils its responsibility for five social themes: sustainable employment, accessibility, climate-friendly aviation, raw materials and residual waste streams, and the local community, noise and air quality. Upon arrival in the Netherlands, travellers immediately experience the first sigh of Dutch hospitality, i.a.: the uncomplicated customs procedure conducted by the friendly and courteous people of the Dutch Customs Service staff. After leaving the baggage reclaim area, you can board a train carrying you directly to the city centre within 15 minutes.
In most cases a valid passport is sufficient for travelling to the Netherlands. In some cases you will need to apply for a visa. The local Dutch embassy or consulate will be able to inform you with the up to date information on this subject.
Nederlandse Spoorwegen (NS) is the Dutch national railway company, which transports nearly a million travellers each day over the busiest railway network of the world. While the NS grid covers all corners of the Netherlands, NS Hispeed operates daily international routes in collaboration with several high-speed European networks, including Thalys, ICE, TGV, CityNightLine and Eurostar. Between them, they serve dozens of destinations on a daily basis.
GVB is the public transport company of Amsterdam and offers many direct tram, metro and bus connections from the city centre to Amsterdam RAI. GVB day or multiple day tickets entitle your participants to unlimited travel through Amsterdam, day and night, by tram, bus and metro.
In 2020 the new metro line (the North South line) will run directly from the north and south parts of Amsterdam to the city centre making the city even more accessible.
The compactness of the city minimizes the need for taxis and public transport, as almost everything is within walking distance. Nevertheless, public transport on Amsterdam's trams, buses and metro is most efficient, very modern, reliable and inexpensive. Optionally public transport tickets can be included in the entrance fee, enable delegates to travel freely on the Amsterdam's municipal transport system during the congress. Naturally bus shuttle services can be provided as well.


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Taking the lead in malt and barley ordering and maintaining that inventory can sometimes be equated to being a stockbroker. Knowing when demand is down, knowing a supplier's capacity and looking at future crop yields can adjust what to do in the present when ordering.
Left Hand Brewing Company's Vice President of Brewing Operations, Joe Schiraldi, has learned the trade of dissecting commodities, and in turn, hopefully helped increase margin on sales of their Longmont, Colorado brewery that expects to produce 91,000 barrels in 2015.
A member of Left Hand for two decades, Schiraldi did not enter his job at 26 years old with a brokerage background. Now he can discuss the affect corn and soybean prices can have on a crop yield for malting barley.
Barley doesn't have its own commodities market, but it follows closely to wheat and is influenced by what corn and soybeans are doing.
A lot of Schiraldi's resources come from his suppliers across the globe and numbers from the previous year at the brewery. It's information he says is available to breweries and a great way to help lock down prices for orders.
"If we look at what we use last year, all of us, from A-B … down to 'Joe and Jane's Brewing Company' can look at what was used last year and what the estimated [yield] is for this year," he said. "They can look at what the acreage is for this year and what is going to affect the price in what farmers are going to look for in pricing.
A lot of this is still new to buyers. The dissolving of the Canadian Wheat board in August of 2012 led to an open market for barley instead of taking the price that was given to those that bought grain from the north.
Left Hand can buy up to a third of its future barley in the spring, during planting season and continue to monitor the crop and its price, hoping to lock into a deal again for another third or so before waiting to harvest time to lock down the final future grain bill. The goal is to average the price of the year before, or else save money after figuring processing, shipping and other costs.
Of course, it wasn't always that way for many that are on to the level of securing large contracts for millions of metric tons of grain. Many started by buying from a supplier that would send bags of grain at a set price. In the long run, that price drops as the need for more raw materials increase, giving a better price per pound, which is secured with contracts agreed upon by both the supplier and the brewery.
Saint Paul, Minnesota's Summit Brewing locks in its barley price with its supplier at least 12 months in advance and it has worked out contract details for processing and delivery of their grain three years out, said Summit COO Tom Thomasser, which will be a money saver for the brewery he has been a part of for 19 years.
Using overseas suppliers is normal for Cleveland's Great Lakes Brewing (GLBC). In an email interview done among members of the brewery, Procurement Supervisor Toby Larson writes that the 27-year-old brewery expects 12-16 weeks of time between ordering and delivering malts from across the Atlantic Ocean. "We must monitor these inventories more closely than domestic material," he said.
Great Lakes deals with multiple suppliers as to avoid the happenstance of unforeseen circumstances. "If a force majeure were to happen to this supplier for any particular raw material, then we would possibly have to push back a flagship brew, and in turn would fail to meet the needs of our customers," Larson said.
The introduction of a secondary source though could affect the final product and Thomasser said although the quality standards are the same, the mix may be slightly different.
Summit now uses a Harrington blend to protect itself in case of such an emergency. "That way if we know that Harrington decides to go away, that doesn't happen overnight, so we can start increasing the amount of the other barleys in there and decrease the Harrington blend, and slowly transition the blend as not to make a big noticeable difference in our product," Thomasser said.
Communication is a big key, Larson said, for Great Lakes since it deals with oversea suppliers. Problems can arise and keeping on top of the situation benefits from problems happening down the line. That works the same for figuring out the amount of raw materials needed in the future.
Larson said that GLBC only uses previous output for its 162,000 bbls./year brewery as a part of the formula to determine needs. "We track our output percentages year to year but we also perform sales forecasts along with a cost analysis for each style," he said.
A brewery's storage limit and having a good practice in receiving and quality testing can also mean better beer down the line. There are multiple ways for grain to be spoiled: water, rodents, even a bad delivery method could ruin a batch of beer from the start if precautions aren't taken at the start.
Larger breweries with lab analysis on site can double check what a supplier is giving in the supply description.
Thomasseer points out that Summit has such a good working relationship with its supplier that it doesn't check every shipment of barley it gets four times a week, usually from the same driver, but if they do find something that doesn't match the quality they expect, they will ship it back.
Great Lakes is similar. When a shipment arrives, a member of the quality team takes a sample of malt from the top of the truck. The grain on the top of the truck is inspected visually and a probe is used to sample the grain from the bottom of the truck to the top layer. The sample is taken to the lab and inspected for debris, dust, husk or other grains.
Random kernels are cracked open and inspected for proper modification from the malting process. "Once the malt passes these inspections, then it is given an OK to be unloaded," Larson said. Further testing is also performed to determine the extract potential and color of the malt samples.
Smaller orders can actually have bigger problems. A pallet of grain bags may have been handled in correctly, or it may have sat in a warehouse and rodents or bugs may have hopped a ride to the brewery.
Thomasseer said that when they receive smaller shipments of grain for specialty batches ordered by the brewers, they inspect on the dock to ensure that they are clean and won't infest the storage area.
Both breweries said contracted guarantees are standard and rejecting a batch is a right. If something looks amiss, it's gone. "We don't know what compromised the bag and we don't really care," Thomasseer concluded.


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Jourdan Vian
A La Crosse man was charged with attempted first-degree intentional homicide Friday after he was accused of shooting a police officer with a stolen handgun last month.
Allen C. Kruk, 34, also was charged with theft of movable property, possession of methamphetamine and felony bail jumping in La Crosse County Circuit Court. He faces up to 65 years in prison if convicted.
The charges stem from an incident Aug. 3 on South Ninth Street near Cass Street. Both Kruk and La Crosse Police Officer Dustin Darling were shot during the altercation.
According to the criminal complaint, Darling, who had no history with Kruk, responded to a domestic-disturbance complaint at Kruk's ex-wife's residence. The woman told officers Kruk, who had a warrant for his arrest in a case where he was accused of possession of methamphetamine, was there without her permission to see her children and refused to leave.
When Darling arrived, the woman talked Kruk into going outside the residence, but Kruk turned back when he saw him. According to the complaint, "Officer Darling attempted to prevent Allen from returning inside where there were children."
Darling can be seen on his body camera video grabbing Allen's left arm. In response, Allen raises his right hand, in which he's holding a .45-caliber handgun later identified as one stolen in Monroe County.
Darling disengaged and shot Kruk while backing up to take cover behind a neighboring building, then was struck by the bullet in the right side of his chest, which was stopped by his bulletproof vest, according to the complaint. Darling believed his life was in danger and was concerned about other responding officers and the children inside, according to the complaint.
Both Darling and Kruk were taken for medical attention. Darling was released later that day, and Kruk remained hospitalized until he was transferred to the La Crosse County Jail last week.
The La Crosse District Attorney's Office has determined that the use of force by Darling was justified.
On Aug. 4, a Sparta man reported that his Springfield .45-caliber handgun and gun safe had been stolen within the past two weeks. The serial number on the gun used in the shooting matched the one stolen from the Sparta man. His daughter, Taylor Stolpa, 20, told Sparta investigators that she was friends with Kruk and that they had previously attempted to defraud a bank by forging another woman's signature.
Stolpa was arrested and charged in Monroe County with forgery in writing, uttering a forgery, misappropriate identification information to obtain money, two counts of misdemeanor bail jumping, possession of THC and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Kruk remains jailed on a $50,000 cash bond and will be back in court Sept. 24.
+42 La Crosse County Circuit Court felony cases in September
Benjamin Groth
Benjamin R. Groth, 39, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 30 with burglary as a repeat offender. Groth was identified through DNA evidence as the man who broke into Logan's Bar on Caledonia Street in July and took cash and a Kwik Trip gift card, according to the complaint.
Drake Duffield
Drake A. Duffield, 19, Decorah, Iowa, was charged Sept. 30 with being a fugitive. Duffield is wanted in Iowa on charges of third-degree sexual abuse and harassment, according to the complaint.
Cameron Stanek
Cameron L. Stanek, 31, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 30 with substantial battery and felony bail jumping. Stanek violated terms of a previous bond forbidding him from committing new crimes Sept. 28 when he punched another man during an argument, according to the complaint.
Kahlil E. Mack
Kahlil E. Mack, 18, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 30 with armed robbery as a party to a crime. Mack and two juveniles met a man Sept. 20 at a North Side restaurant to buy THC vaping cartridges, then took the man's BB gun, $40 and the THC, according to the complaint.
Robin Ainsworth
Robin C. Ainsworth, 39, Onalaska, was charged Sept. 27 with battery by prisoners. Ainsworth punched another prisoner while an inmate at the La Crosse County Jail, according to the complaint.
Steven T. Brown, 57, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 27 with felony bail jumping and receiving stolen property. Brown violated terms of a previous bond forbidding new crimes Sept. 26 when he rode a stolen bicycle, according to the complaint.
Erik Baldwin
Erik T. Baldwin, 36, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 26 with theft. Baldwin was seen on video Aug. 12 taking two bikes worth a combined value of $9,100, according to the complaint.
Bret Richert
Bret M. Richert, 33, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 26 with possession of narcotic drugs, possession of methamphetamine, criminal damage to property, disorderly conduct, misdemeanor bail jumping and possession of drug paraphernalia. Richert violated terms of a previous bond Sept. 7 when he broke a light and tried to make a woman stop her car, according to the complaint. He had heroin, meth and needles in his vehicle Sept. 25 when he was taken into custody, according to the complaint.
Jesse Kirk
Jesse R. Kirk, 39, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 26 with felony bail jumping and misdemeanor retail theft. Kirk violated terms of a previous bond Feb. 20 when he entered Walmart and stole a TV, according to the complaint.
Kaila Hying
Kaila M. Hying, 18, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 25 with felony bail jumping, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of an illegally obtained prescription. Hying had prazosin hydrochloride pills and a metal pipe early Sept. 25 when she was taken into custody on a warrant, according to the complaint.
Dominick Devine
Dominick S. Devine, 33, Onalaska, was charged Sept. 24 with burglary and criminal damage to property. Devine went to D&M Recycling early Sept. 13 and drove a forklift, getting it stuck and spinning a tire until it caught fire, according to the complaint. He also left with two laptop computers, an extension cord, various tools, a router, a utility knife and utility knife blades.
Caleb L. Williams
Caleb L. Williams, 24, of 1629 Johnson St., was charged Sept. 23 with possession of narcotics, possession of methamphetamine, possession of drug paraphernalia, misdemeanor theft and misdemeanor bail jumping. Williams was arrested Sept. 21 after officers responded to a stolen bike call. Where Williams was found, in the trails near Myrick Park, officers recovered a backpack containing a glass pipe with traces of what appeared meth, a single dose of Narcan, and several hypodermic needles containing a brown liquid that appeared to be blood, according to the criminal complaint.
Timothy Kruger
Timothy S. Kruger, 44, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 20 with resisting an officer causing substantial bodily harm to the soft tissue and disorderly conduct. Krueger yelled and hit and kicked a police officer Sept. 19, according to the complaint.
Ashley Russell
Ashley L. Russell, 25, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 20 with possession with intent to deliver methamphetamine, possession with intent to deliver narcotics, maintaining a drug trafficking place and a possession of a controlled substance, all as a repeat offender. Russell had 7.5 grams of meth, 25 Suboxone strips — a controlled substance — in individual bags and LSD Sept. 19 at her residence, according to the complaint.
Zachery R. Arentz
Zachery R. Arentz, 16, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 20 as an adult with battery by a prisoner and disorderly conduct. Arentz started a physical fight with another person Aug. 27 while in custody at the La Crosse County Juvenile Detention Facility, according to the complaint.
Michael R. Nelson, 49, La Crosse was charged Sept. 19 with possession of methamphetamine, felony bail jumping, misdemeanor theft and possession of drug paraphernalia. Nelson had 1.2 grams of methamphetamine and a digital scale with methamphetamine residue on it Sept. 18 when he was arrested on a felony warrant, according to the complaint. He also was identified as the man on surveillance video Aug. 26 taking a bike from outside the Franciscan Spirituality Center, according to the complaint.
Joshua D. Johnson, 34, Holmen, was charged Sept. 19 with theft from a business setting. While working as a bookkeeper for a Holmen bar, Johnson stole $7,570.50 through forged checks and approving paychecks to himself for hours he had not worked over the course of two years, according to the complaint.
Jacob Hill
Jacob E. Hill, 19, was charged Sept. 19 with possession of methamphetamine, bail jumping and resisting an officer. Hill was spotted leaving a known drug residence Sept. 18, attempted to run from an officer and had a hypodermic needle with methamphetamine inside when taken into custody, according to the complaint.
Susan Glenna
Susan D. Glenna, 48, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 19 with felony bail jumping. Glenna violated terms of her previous bond Sept. 7 when she drank alcohol, according to the complaint.
Jesse Baum
Jesse A. Baum, 23, Bangor was charged Sept. 19 with uttering a forgery. Baum wrote two checks totaling $1,000 in May 1918 to himself from another person's account, according to the complaint.
Geraldine Bjergum
Geraldine L. Bjergum, 74, was charged Sept. 19 with theft in a business setting. Bjergum withdrew $2,600 from another person's bank account at several different casinos, according to the complaint.
Shane Lancour
Shane T. Lancour, 32, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 19 with attempting to flee or elude an officer, possession of narcotic drugs and carrying a concealed knife, all as a repeat offender. Police checked on Lancour Sept. 18 after he was reported to be sleeping behind the wheel for over an hour. He then fled in his vehicle, abandoned his vehicle and continued running on foot, according to the complaint. He had 0.5 grams of heroin in his pocket and a knife under his legs in the car seat.
Cameron Stanek, 31, La Crosse, was charged with resisting an officer causing injury, three counts of felony bail jumping, two counts of resisting an officer, criminal damage to property, misdemeanor battery and two counts of disorderly conduct. Officers were called to Stanek's residence for a welfare check July 22 and Stanek yelled at police and refused to follow instructions, despite a stun gun being used, and kicked and hit police, according to the complaint. He later broke a mug and television set at a local hospital. According to a second criminal complaint, Stanek fought with a relative Aug. 22, sticking the person with needles and punching them, then remained standing in the middle of the road in violation of police instructions.
Jared Williams
Jared Williams, 30, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 17 with felony bail jumping and obstructing an officer and also has been cited for first-offense operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and first-offense operating a motor vehicle with a controlled substance. Williams was high on marijuana when he was pulled over Sept. 7 for running a red light while out on a felony bond, according to the complaint. He also lied to officers about his name.
Rhonda Baskerville
Rhonda L. Baskerville, 42, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 17 with physical abuse to a child causing bodily harm and disorderly conduct. Baskerville punched a 12-year-old Aug. 30 and yelled at onlookers, according to the complaint.
Danielle Kempfer
Danielle Kempfer, 31, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 16 with felony bail jumping and obstructing an officer. Kempfer violated a no-contact order Sept. 15 by hanging out with a man and lying to police about his identity, according to the complaint.
Dylan Stika
Dylan E. Stika, 28, no permanent address, was charged Sept. 12 with disorderly conduct with a domestic abuse enhancer and felony bail jumping. Stika got into a loud argument Aug. 21 with a woman he was ordered to have no contact with through a previous bond, according to the complaint.
Eugene Spears Jr.
Eugene J. Spears Jr., 37, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 11 with possession of methamphetamine and misdemeanor bail jumping. Spears violated terms of a previous bond Sept. 10 by having 0.5 grams of methamphetamine when he was taken into custody on a warrant, according to the complaint.
Jessica Kistner
Jessica A. Kistner, 39, no permanent address, was charged Sept. 11 with possession of methamphetamine. Kistner had 2.3 grams of methamphetamine when she was taken into custody on a warrant, according to the complaint.
Bridget Schoenfeld
Bridget M. Schoenfeld, 27, no permanent address, was charged Sept. 11 with possession of methamphetamine, two counts of felony bail jumping, fraudulent use of a credit card and misdemeanor bail jumping. Schoenfeld violated terms of a previous bond Aug. 31 when she had meth in her pocket while being arrested on a warrant, and again when she charged $567 Sept. 4-7 to another woman's debit card without permission, according to the complaint.
William Peck
William Peck, 30, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 10 with delivering heroin, possession of narcotic drugs, resisting an officer and operating a motor vehicle while revoked. Peck sold 0.6 grams of heroin July 31 to a confidential informant, according to the complaint. He also had 1.6 grams of heroin Sept. 6 when he was taken into custody after an officer saw him driving after his license was revoked. According to the complaint, he denied driving and attempted to pull away from the arresting officer.
Natshoin Evans
Natshion Evans, 23, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 9 with strangulation and suffocation, intimidating a victim using force, battery and disorderly conduct, all with a domestic-abuse enhancer. Evans grabbed a woman's neck and squeezed Sept. 3 during an argument, then pushed and punched her at least five times, according to the complaint. When the woman said she was going to call police, Evans took her phone.
Tanner Olds
Tanner Olds, 26, Onalaska, was charged Sept. 9 with felony bail jumping after he violated a no-contact order Sept. 7 by yelling at a woman in downtown La Crosse, according to the complaint.
Tyler J. Peterson, 28, Readstown, was charged Sept. 9 with possession of methamphetamine, disorderly conduct and obstructing an officer. Peterson attempted to enter two houses and did enter a stranger's vehicle Sept. 8 near the 2400 block of 14th Street South, according to the complaint. Police say he also lied about his name and a search revealed 0.2 grams of methamphetamine in his pocket.
Kelly Knudston
Kelly R. Knudtson, 30, West Salem, was charged Sept. 9 as a fugitive. Knudtson is wanted in Winona County, Minn., on charges of felony burglary and misdemeanor theft, according to the complaint.
Yahyaa Nizaam Kelly
Yahyaa N. Kelly, 44, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 9 with felony bail jumping after he was seen on video Aug. 30 talking to a woman in violation of a previous bond, according to the complaint.
Jacob Dolan
Jacob D. Dolan, 29, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 6 with possession of methamphetamine as a repeat offender. Dolan had 8.1 grams of a white powdery substance identified as methamphetamine Sept. 5 when he was arrested on a warrant, according to the complaint.
Aaron M. Schrader
Aaron M. Schrader, 28, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 5 with physical abuse of a child and misdemeanor bail jumping. A child told police Schrader hit him in the head and knocked him to the ground Aug. 19, according to the complaint.
Ryan Papenfuss
Ryan R. Papenfuss, 44, Onalaska, was charged Sept. 5 with uttering a forgery. Papenfuss deposited a forged and stolen check into his bank account in May, according to the complaint.
Tonya N. Novak
Tonya N. Novak, 28, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 5 with possession of narcotics and possession of drug paraphernalia, both as a repeat offender. Novak had a fentanyl drug mixture and used needles in her car when she was pulled over Aug. 29 for driving erratically on Hwy. 35 in La Crosse, according to the complaint.
Lenell Carter
Lenell D. Carter, 36, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 5 with false imprisonment, felony bail jumping, possession of cocaine and disorderly conduct. Carter violated terms of a previous bond forbidding new crimes when he got into a fight with a woman Sept. 2-3 and held her down, according to the complaint. He had 1.6 grams of cocaine in his pocket when he was taken into custody.
Antoine Howell
Antoine D. Howell, 24, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 5 with possession with intent to deliver THC. Howell had 23 packages of marijuana with a total weight of 38.7 grams at about 1:30 a.m. Sept. 4 when police responded to a call of two people fighting in a car, according to the complaint.
Demetrius Partee
Demetrius S. Partee, 37, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 5 with felony bail jumping and disorderly conduct. Partee violated terms of a previous bond forbidding new crimes when he got into a fight at the La Crosse Public Library, according to the complaint.
Richard Cadmus
Richard C. Cadmus, 46, Galesville, was charged Sept. 5 with felony bail jumping, possession of methamphetamine, obstructing an officer and possession of drug paraphernalia, all as a repeat offender. An officer spotted Cadmus riding a bicycle in Onalaska at 1:30 a.m. Sept. 5 and attempted to take him into custody for three warrants when Cadmus attempted to run away, according to the complaint. Cadmus violated terms of a previous bond by having a pipe and methamphetamine in his possession when he was taken into custody.
Kyle C. Staples
Kyle C. Staples, 24, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 4 with possession of narcotic drugs and felony bail jumping. Staples violated terms of a previous bond Sept. 3 by staying at the home of a person he was ordered to have no contact with and had 0.3 grams of heroin, according to the complaint.
Neal R. Jensen Jr. and Christopher A. Trigueros
Neal R. Jensen Jr., 55, Arcadia, left, and Christopher A. Trigueros, 19, Ettrick, were each charged Sept. 5 with felony bail jumping after they were accused of meeting up in Onalaska Sept. 4 in violation of a no-contact condition of their bond. Jensen was also charged with possession of methamphetamine, possession of drug paraphernalia and two counts of obstructing an officer. Jensen's vehicle had a scale with drug residue and Jensen had methamphetamine on his person, according to the complaint. Jensen and Trigueros also told officers they were there to see two different people, both of whom were currently in different county jails.
Neal R. Jensen Jr. (left), 55, Arcadia, and Christopher A. Trigueros, 19, Ettrick, were both charged Wednesday with retail theft as parties to a crime. Jensen, who was also charged as a repeat offender, and Trigueros are accused of taking about 15 pairs of shoes Sept. 3 from the loading zone of Rogan's Shoes, according to the complaint.
Scott Windbiel
Scott C. Windbiel, 44, no permanent address, was charged Sept. 3 with possession of methamphetamine, misdemeanor theft and criminal damage to property. Windbiel stole a bike from the 1200 block of Badger Street, cutting the lock on Aug. 14, and a substance identified as methamphetamine in his sock Aug. 30 while at the La Crosse County Jail, according to the complaint.
Thomas Stein
Thomas E. Stein, 26, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 3 with being a fugitive. Stein is accused of violating his probation in Winona County, Minn., according to the complaint.
Debra White
Debra M. White, 58, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 3 with felony bail jumping. White got into a physical confrontation Aug. 30 with a man she was forbidden to have contact with in a previous bond, according to the complaint.
Marvin Iverson
Marvin L. Iverson, 58, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 3 with felony bail jumping. Iverson consumed alcohol in violation of a previous bond Aug. 30, according to the complaint.
Alia Valentine
Alia G. Valentine, 21, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 3 with uttering a forgery as a repeat offender. Valentine added a $100 tip and forged the signature of a customer Aug. 7 at the HuHot Mongolian Grill, where she worked as a server, according to the complaint.
Casey M. Hartung and Shannon M. Tabbert
Casey M. Hartung, 25, Melrose, Wis., and Shannon M. Tabbert, 35, La Crosse, were each charged Sept. 3 with burglary of a building, criminal damage to property and misdemeanor theft as parties to a crime. Hartung and Tabbert broke the lock and went into a storage unit on Schnick Road in Onalaska and took a blue tote filled with video games, a safe, two pairs of shoes and a car jack, according to the complaint.
Margo Prom
Margo E. Prom, 54, La Crosse, was charged Sept. 3 with being a fugitive. Prom is facing burglary and theft charges in Houston County, Minn., according to the complaint.
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Welland, ON, CA
250 days till my birthday
This user is over 18.
"I have come too far, and I cannot return..."
THIS SECTION IS BEING REWORKED
Last updated on March 14, 2011 February 5, 2016 March 1, 2019
32 years old 37 years old 40 years old
Looking at BME pages since the BME/WORLD started.
Member of IAM since August, 2002
Former maker of body jewelery.
I have lived in the Wizard's Tower... (In fact, it's "mine") A funky apartment in Kensington Market, in a building covered in psychedelic paintings, I've been there for 5 years as of April 1st. 2011 Now live in my dead grandparent's derelict and disintegrating house since end of May, 2011
I live with a girl named Gilly-Bean, a busker named Jamie who is about to move out, my long term girlfriend/fiancée (see below) and my two four kitties Aurynn Pants Magnificence (a magnificent tabby) and the Golden-eyed Commander of Wishes ("Goldie") (a gold, white and black calico) AND NOW Rudy (a grey tortie) and Norman (a beautiful sealpoint himalayan)
After about a decade of polyamory and womanizing I am in a single recent (1.5 months) long term (5 years as of tomorrow) (8+ years) awesome(sauce) relationship, with DJ Perple Doorknob Broomstick AKA City Center.
Now recovering from a major depressive episode that lasted since late 2009/early 2010. still struggle with depression and anxiety sometimes but doing pretty ok in the grand scheme of things as of 2016. rarely suffer from serious depression or anxiety anymore.
I make art-objects, art installations, sacred spaces, and sometimes paint or draw (badly). Sometimes I make electronic music or mixes. I throw raves and volunteer at parties and festivals. Frankly these days I mostly work, drink beer, embroider, paint, play video games, do gardening and the occasional nature walks and sometimes cook a fancy meal for the ol' lady. I am a member of the local NDP so actually have to volunteer to do political crap. This is a lot more occupying during campaign season.
I have a propensity for breaking into impromptu dances and/or improvised song (this has still not changed as of 2016 2019)
Can't wait for 2020 so I can compare the state of the world to the old RPG Cyberpunk 2020
100 percent all-canadian beefcake! Who do you think of when you mastrubate? K-HOLE
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"Active users" - IAM death post-2011
So right now (not counting any profiles that have been deleted since listed dates, if there are any, I think most deletions happened when Shannon/glider was pushed out or left and a second wave for when the original IAM was torn down and replaced by this buggy monstrosity) I did a little crude research here and it looks like my theory that 2011 was the last marginally active year for the IAM community is correct- here's the data.
34 profiles active since the start of 2019, out of tens of thousands of active users before Shannon left.
73 active in past 365 days (74 in past 368 days)
82 active since start of 2018 - the end of the first page is in 2017
the last person on the first page is IAM:severed, last updated 4/27/2017 - almost 23 months ago
107 active in past 730 days (2 years)
110 to 112 profiles active since beginning of 2017
130 to 131 profiles active in past 1096 days (3 years)
135 active since beginning of 2016
170 active since 03/13/2015 (past 4 years)
184 active since beginning of 2015.
The end of the second page is IAM:ashleybrass - last updated 9/9/2014
224 profiles active since 03/13/2014 (5 years)
237-238 since beginning of 2014
Last person on 3rd page IAM:ct - last updated 04/03/2013
325 active since 03/13/2013 (6 years) - just after this point a lot of previously inactive users came on to comment about Shannon/glider's passing.
343-344 active since beginning of 2013
Last user on 4th page IAM:zeroluie - last updated 06/06/2012
432 active since 03/13/2012 (7 years) - including the BME shop's basically empty profile. Not sure why the shop has a profile.
439-440 since the beginning of 2012
Last person on 5th page IAM:sereem - no diary entries. Profile created between 10/31/2011 and 11/02/2011
Last person on 6th page IAM:mike_moore - last updated 08/02/2011
Last person on 7th page IAM:pierre_black - last updated 05/30/2011
772 active profiles since 03/13/2011 (8 years)
Last person on 8th page IAM:disaster - last updated 02/13/2011
Last person on 9th page IAM:onetribe - last updated 09/03/2010
I've got to go into work now. I am interested in gathering further data on frequency of diary entries over time as well. Let's see how that graph looks! Sounds like it could be a fun weekend project.
So besides all the other problems with the bme website and iam specifically, I just tried to place an order from the bmeshop and it... crashed when I tried to go to checkout. It said the admin had been notified. Yeah better get that fixed!
I slept in. It was nice to stay up late but I really wanted to have been moving already maybe on my way to work as it's one of those theoretically up to 10-hours work plus travel time and breaks days, and I have to get into the melt shop and chem lab relatively early tomorrow just not back-breaking early.
The previous entry shows 3/13 because it was saved shortly after midnight.
Make Yourself at Home, Why Don'tcha?
Second day of not actually forcing myself to go in when the co-worker I'm filling in for would go in for. Boy is this ever an improvement. My first time in the melt shop by myself, that's the dangerous and labrynthine part of the steel works, but it went fine. Having at least as many hours of sleep than fingers on one hand really helps.
To get to the steelworks I take a shortcut through a property owned by some weird guy, he's got a warehouse he lives in and a bunch of trailers and various vehicles parked around it. Sometimes he and a friend or two will have a bonfire there, they've got a big fire pit with short walls made of cinder blocks. I hear that teenagers will hang out there drinking sometimes because he doesn't care, and it's dark and off the main drag so people will park back there thinking perhaps that it's abandoned, and get up to various shenanigans. Sometimes they will drive away hastily as I make my way through.
As I walked through yesterday, in the late morning, I was greeted by a man perhaps in his late 40's or early 50's. He had a pickup truck parked where I usually see "shenanigans people" parked. He wore a puffy grey winter jacket, but had no hat, scarf or gloves. He was a short man with a sort of broad mullet-mohawk, and wore plain looking glasses.
I was wearing my high-vis gear, hardhat and safety glasses, and walking towards the neighbouring steel plant, so I assume it looked like I wasn't up to any shenanigans myself, and it seemed he wished to talk, so we approached each other and he pointed out a camp site to me. Yeah, a fucking campsite!
There's sort of a berm that runs parallel to the wall of the warehouse, and there is a chain-link fence between them. There is maybe a 6 or 8 foot wide gap between the fence and the foot of the berm, which is maybe 4 or 5 feet high and covered with shrubs and small trees. Based on the garbage I've seen back there it's a popular place to hang out and consume diverted pharmaceuticals, but I've never seen a human back there, just rabbits, cats, skunks, mourning doves and small hawks. But not far in there was now a dome tent, luggage, more clothing than usual and what looked like a cooler.
The man told me his partner owned the place and they had called the police who had come and gone and told them not to touch anything, and that they called them because it looked like everything belonged to a little girl, like maybe 10. With small girl clothes, colouring books and crayons or pencil crayons. I still haven't seen anyone there but when I came through again after work there was a police SUV (because they all drive SUVs here for some reason) - that doesn't mean anything: pigs sit back there all the time on break or to fill out paperwork which is what I think he was doing. He was parked over the only non-puddle spot on the road so I hope I gave him a good start when I lunged past the driver's window and front of his stupid giant truck trying to keep from soaking my feet. When I went through today there were clothes hung to dry on the fence. So whoever it is didn't get cleared out.
Visited Ossie at Casa Coffee (that used to be in Kensington market.) I'm not sure he's doing that well. Looks like business is slow, and he may be having issues with getting stock. Doesn't look like he's doing sandwiches or anything yet.
If I had time I'd literally volunteer to help him around the place. He was napping in the back and most of the lights were off, he complained of a severe headache so I gave him some Tylenol 1.
Refilled on French roast for the French press, and some of those spiced cashews. He's definitely dropped his prices (as Larry, also a former Kensington denizen, told me on Sunday, before complaining about the beans being stale).
I got new work boots. The gf picked them up for me yesterday. I filled them with extra insoles, and it's nice not having boots that just let water in.
She just texted an omw, so that's the end of this diary entry.
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