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Alternative Archives: Global Uprising: Indigeneity, Land, Heritage // Hawaiʻi & Palestine
Image: Ka (JCB, JCB), 2009 by Nida Sinnokrot
Alternative Archives: Discourses and Disruptions
AANM, ArteEast and NYU's Hagop Kevorkian Center for Near Eastern Studies are excited to come together to present Alternative Archives: Discourses and Disruptions, a series of events that will explore themes of storytelling, archiving and evolving technologies in the digital world as they relate to the SWANA (South West Asia and North Africa) region. These programs are part of two broader thematic series from the Kevorkian Center titled Digital Forays and Global Uprising. For more information or to RSVP for all sessions, visit www.alternativearchives.org
3-5 p.m. EST / 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. HST
Sunday, Nov. 15, 2020
Session 2: Global Uprising: Indigeneity, Land, Heritage // Hawaiʻi & Palestine
How do cultivation, contractors, culture and cosmopolitics relate to land rights struggles in Palestine and Hawaiʻi? This panel will reflect on growing ecological crises, displacement from land and alienation from heritage through potential strategies or antidotes presented by education and cultural projects that bridge art, science and agriculture. Through the practice of two working artists and two academics we will think through linkages of land, lineage and laws.
Featuring panelists Nida Sinnokrot (artst), Sean Connelly (artist), and moderators Nasser Abourahme (NYU) and 'Ilima Long (University of Hawaiʻi).
Nida Sinnokrot Through tactical acts of technical and conceptual détournement, much of Nida Sinnokrot's work aims to subvert various technologies of control that give rise to shifting social, political and geographic instabilities. His films, installations, and sculptures often transform ordinary objects or actions into sensory experiences that reveal the hidden complexity of relationships trapped within the mundane. Nida is a co-founder of Sakiya – Art | Science | Agriculture, an international residency program and farm with an emphasis on fostering and developing sustainable practices across disciplines and is a faculty member of MIT's program in Art, Culture and Technology Program (ACT) in the School of Architecture and Planning in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Sean Connelly (b.1984) is an artist-architect from O'ahu. He directs his work through an independent studio practice named After Oceanic Projects for Architecture, Landscape, Infrastructure, and Art (www.ao-projects.com). His combined work (2010-2020) strives to promote justice-advancing futures that address the dynamics of human geography today. Sean's work theoretically is about advancing an architectural history and theory of urbanism from Hawai'i. His built conceptual works have included sculpture and video works exhibited at venues such as ii Gallery, Honolulu Museum of Art, Foster Botanical Gardens, and Luggage Store Gallery. Sean's most recent studio-driven works include O'ahu 2450—the first 3D map of United States militarization of O'ahu from 1887-Present; and Ala Wai Centennial Memorial Project—a social practice in architecture about the history and future of Waikīkī, that runs from 2021-2027. Current client-driven projects include a 1600 acre landscape plan for Mālama Loko Ea Foundation to restore the historic fishpond Loko Ea, located in Hale'iwa, Hawai'i.
ʻIlima Long (University of Hawaiʻi) was born in Hilo, raised in Washington and returned to her one hānau in 2003. She lives in Makiki with her 10 year old daughter and is slowly tackling her PhD in Political Science at UH Mānoa. Her entry point into activism was on the Boeing picket line in Everett, Washington where her dad worked and was a member of the machinist union. In Hawai'i she has been involved with various aspects of Hawaiian sovereignty organizing and in doing so, works to connect struggles across oceans.
Nasser Abourahme is a Faculty Fellow at the Hagop Kevorkian Center for Near Eastern Studies, at NYU. He completed his PhD at Columbia University in 2018, was most recently a fellow at the Princeton-Mellon Initiative in Architecture, Urbanism, and the Humanities at Princeton University, and is currently working on a book manuscript titled, The Time Beneath the Concrete: Camp, Colony, Palestine.
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Wa rebels leave Panglong
Wa-Bang, northern Shan State. Source: Wikimedia
One of Myanmar's most powerful rebel armies has walked out of the so-called Panglong peace conference.
Representatives of the heavily armed, 20,000-member United Wa State Army (UWSA) left the summit in Nay Pyi Taw after being told that they could not address the five-day event.
The Wa's departure was a "misunderstanding" that could be resolved, government negotiator Khin Zaw Oo told AFP. The Wa had reportedly been given "observer" badges, instead of ones allowing them to speak.
"Our committee will go and meet them if they are [in Nay Pyi Taw]. We will negotiate," he said.
State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi "gave instructions that the peace process not be harmed because of this case", spokesman Zaw Htay told the media.
A Wa representative told the Democratic Voice of Burma that the delegates walked out when they were told they were only attending as observers, saying it was discriminatory.
The event is widely seen as the best chance in decades to end wars with ethnic minority armies that have left thousands dead and prevented development in Myanmar's periphery.
The UWSA agreed to a ceasefire with the government in 1989 in exchange for control of territory along the China border. The Wa region is notorious for drug manufacturing.
The Wa allegedly produces and distributes methamphetamines and heroin and buys weapons with the profits. Many ethnic-minority armies have grown rich from trafficking drugs, gems and timber while distrust remains towards the military. The armed forces still operate without any democratic checks in the border zones as the 2008 constitution gives the military control of the border affairs and defence ministries.
The UWSA had initially refused to attend the Panglong talks, otherwise known as the Union Peace Conference, saying it had already signed a ceasefire with the military government.
The WA agreed to attend after August discussions between Suu Kyi and China, which appeared to put pressure on the Wa attend. Beijing retains significant influence over the group.
Lian Hmung Sakhong from the Chin National Front denied the Wa were treated unfairly.
"We give equal rights to them and gave them a front-row seat. I would like to confirm again that we did what they demanded," the Chin rebel leader said.
Suu Kyi has spoken extensively about the peace process throughout her many years in opposition. devoted her first few months in power to planning the summit, which she hopes will agree the blueprint for a new constitution.
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'I have the plan': Philippe Bien-Aime envisions District 2 turnaround ahead of Miami-Dade Commission runoff
Philippe Bien-Aime is the man with a plan. Image via Twitter.
Jesse SchecknerOctober 14, 202217min
Marleine Bastien
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Philippe Bien-Aime
'I have the plan, experience, leadership and temperament to deal with others and get things done for the district.'
North Miami Mayor Philippe Bien-Aime is running for the Miami-Dade Commission as a man with a plan. According to him, District 2, which he hopes to represent in County Hall after the Nov. 8 election, is in dire need of one.
"It's one of the poorest districts with the highest crime rates — no real investments, especially the unincorporated area," he said. "You need someone to start working on Day 1."
Bien-Aime promises he'll be able to do just that. His campaign prioritizes an array of issues, from boosting local businesses, attracting investors to the community, and addressing housing unaffordability to improving infrastructure sustainability and creating "forward-thinking" services to help residents in need.
It's a platform built on insights he's gained from nearly a decade in public service and decades more in business. Born in Port-au-Prince, Bien-Aime has held many jobs in his lifetime. He worked as a journalist in Haiti and Canada before relocating to the United States in the 1990s.
"There, I found my way from the bottom to the top," he said. "I was in the car business for about 20 years, from selling cars, being a finance manager, a used car manager, a new car manager and the owner of a dealership until I moved to another department. Then I was in the insurance industry and the tax industry until I found my way to politics."
He won a seat on the North Miami Council in 2013. A year later, he served a short stint as acting Mayor, a role he later earned in full following a 2019 city election.
Since then, he said, the city has flourished.
"I feel like we moved North Miami to the next level," he said. "We reduced crime by 22%, lowered property taxes by half, added over $6 million in assets and brought 14 quality developments to the city."
Today, he said, North Miami has the best community redevelopment agency in the county. Accordingly, the city's finances have undergone a full turnaround, including a 15% reduction in expenditures and moving from a $14 million deficit to a $3.8 million budget surplus.
"The city is better off today than yesterday, and I have a feeling it will be better tomorrow than today," he said. "Now I've decided to run for District 2 on the Miami-Dade Commission so I can continue to serve the people."
Bien-Aime emerged as the top vote-earner among six District 2 candidates in an Aug. 23 Primary Election to determine who will succeed term-limited Miami-Dade Commissioner Jean Monestime in District 2. The district includes portions of Miami, North Miami, Opa-locka, Hialeah and the unincorporated neighborhoods of Liberty City, North Dade Central and Biscayne Gardens.
He is now competing in a runoff against nonprofit founder and director Marleine Bastien, who received the second-most votes in the Primary. Neither secured more than half the votes cast, which would have earned them the District 2 seat outright.
"I have the plan, experience, leadership and temperament to deal with others and get things done for the district," he said.
Bien-Aime sat down with Florida Politics to discuss the runoff and his plans, if elected, for Miami-Dade County at large and District 2 specifically. The transcribed conversation below has been edited for clarity and brevity.
Florida Politics: We're more than a month and a half removed from the Primary Election. How do you feel about your performance, and in what ways — if any — have you adjusted your campaign to clinch this runoff race on Nov. 8?
Bien-Aime: It's a nonpartisan election. You had two African Americans and four Haitian Americans. We were six in the race, and I finished on the top. I made allies, and now I'm very confident of the outcome of the Nov. 8 election.
I received some top endorsements I feel are very important in this race. For example, I have the endorsement of Congresswomen Frederica Wilson and Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick. I received the endorsements of state Sen. Shevrin Jones and at least three Miami-Dade Commissioners.
I'm working on multiple others moving forward, a lot from the cities of North Miami, Miami Shores and Miami Gardens, and I feel very confident in the outcome.
What is your opinion of your opponent, Marleine Bastien?
She endorsed me in my past four campaigns, and she raised money for me in all four of my past elections.
What about her as a person? If she worked on behalf of your campaign, I imagine you met her at least once or twice. What do you think of her?
This campaign is not about personality. It's about who will get the job done, and I'm the best person with the vision and experience to move District 2 forward.
When District 2 voters go to the polls on Nov. 8, what do you think they should know about you and your plans for the district and Miami-Dade County as a whole?
They need to understand that Bien-Aime will address infrastructure improvement, flood situations in the district, water and sewer infrastructure improvements and bring opportunity, good-paying jobs and work to clean up the district and address public safety.
Those are the major things I'm going to focus on within the next four years. When I talk about opportunity, I'm talking about bringing private investments to create jobs, and that will also address the affordable housing shortage and affordable public housing we need for the district.
Addressing affordable housing is one thing, but we also need to bring public housing for those people in need. When you talk about affordable housing, it's not for those making $12 to $18 an hour. Those people need public housing within those communities so they can have a better life.
In your opinion, what are Miami-Dade County's greatest needs?
First, they need to find a way to accomplish the budget. Every year, they have a budget. But at the end of the day, they always have rollover from the previous budget.
Another important thing the county needs is procurement process reform so the money allocated for various projects can move forward. When you say you have $18 billion for infrastructure improvements and we know it's going to take years before they can start spending that money, it's not acceptable.
How about District 2 specifically? What are its greatest assets?
We have a beautiful community. The district, I consider it a gold mine, and you need the right person to bring the right miners — the right group — together to dig that gold up.
If you drive around the district, you'll realize there is no real investment that will create jobs for the people. And we need to clean up the streets. Illegal dumping is a major problem.
We need to bring a sewer line to every commercial and residential corridor within the district. Infrastructure improvements need to be addressed, especially in the unincorporated area of Biscayne Garden and North Dade Central.
Speaking of illegal dumping, the Miami-Dade Commission Chair, Jose "Pepe" Diaz, has pushed for years to address the issue, raising penalties across the board and increasing enforcement. Beyond that, what more needs to be done to crack down on it?
There's a lot more that needs to happen. First, we need to increase the fines (more). Second, those people illegally dumping things around the community even though they don't live in the community; they shouldn't just spend one or two days in jail and pay a few dollars. Those people should be held accountable.
If we have to put cameras on the street, we have to do it. Or if we need to reward residents or constituents or neighbors in catching those people, we need to have a community meeting or a county emergency about addressing that illegal dumping industry.
It's very bad, and it affects the quality of life of people living in this area. We need lights on the streets, a citizens' watch. We have to come up with a plan to address illegal dumping in District 2, especially in those unincorporated areas.
You've campaigned on having a plan or plans to carry out once elected to address issues facing the district and county. Can you discuss some of them?
First of all, we have to analyze the community development agencies within the district and extend the zoning boundaries to allow a bigger scale of development.
Secondly, my plan is to bring water and sewer lines. Within the commercial corridor of the district now, a lot of investment cannot happen because people need $2 million to $3 million for that sewer connection.
My plan is to bring a sewer line to every commercial and residential corridor. That's extremely important.
We also have to bring infrastructure to those commercial corridors. The infrastructure is not there for them to invest.
After that, we need a comprehensive plan on what we can put in those areas. Housing, like I said, is extremely important. But the way we need to address that is to not only build affordable housing but to also bring public housing to the people.
I'm not in favor of building projects within the community, but when someone is building something with government incentives on government land, we need to have a percentage of units dedicated to addressing public housing.
Public safety — when we reduced crime by 22% in North Miami, we did it by hiring people in the community and providing the police department with training. At the same time, we created a citizen investigation board to oversee police behavior.
I'm going to propose to my fellow Commissioners to make sure its citizen investigation board has subpoena power while addressing community policy and that the police working in each area looks like the community they're serving.
You've received ample support from the real estate development sector and have drawn criticism from opponents concerned about overdevelopment in District 2. What do you say to residents worried that the character of the district — and potentially affordability — will change for the worse?
Those developers are the same ones who give money to all the county Commissioners. Everybody receives that. The Mayor of the county received donations from the same group of people. The cities — all those people find us every campaign. It's not unique to me.
The difference between me and my opponent is that I receive donations from them while I'm running for office, while she receives money from them through her organization.
You're saying she received money from developers through her nonprofit?
Mystery donors give her money. They're pretty much the same developers that give me money, and she just added fundraising and was endorsed by Commissioner Monestime, who raised a lot of money for her.
Everything's about trust and who they think is going to win the election. It's not about favoritism. It's not because they're in love with me or like me. All they're looking at is who they think will be the winner — the polling, all those things — and that's what they're trying to do.
It's nothing new (specific to) me. It's been the same since the existence of the Miami-Dade Commission.
Jesse Scheckner
Jesse Scheckner has covered South Florida with a focus on Miami-Dade County since 2012. His work has been recognized by the Hearst Foundation, Society of Professional Journalists, Florida Society of News Editors, Florida MMA Awards and Miami New Times. Email him at [email protected] and follow him on Twitter @JesseScheckner.
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Evan F. Moore: Philando Castile was just trying to comply with police orders
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Every time there's a shooting involving the police and a dead or wounded black person, the narrative from the people who want to blindly back law enforcement is a simple but effective one:
"Why can't they listen to the cops?"
"I can breathe because I listen to the police."
And, my personal favorite: "I wish black people cared more about black lives."
Philando Castile, a Minnesota motorist, listened. He even told the police officer who pulled him over that he had a gun and was legally able to carry it. None of that mattered since the officer shot and killed him anyway — in front of his girlfriend and her daughter.
The Washington Post in June reported that Castile had THC, the main compound in marijuana, in his system at the time of the stop. However, it was unclear whether Castile was actually impaired at the time he was pulled over.
One of the narratives that comes up when a police shooting of a black person takes place is that the communities where the incidents happened ought not to be scared of cops. We don't hear much about why many of the police officers involved in these shootings need to not lump all black people in with a criminal element.
Jeronimo Yanez, the police officer who shot Castile and was acquitted in June of second-degree manslaughter, said as much.
"I thought, I was gonna die," Yanez told investigators from the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension. "And I thought if he's, if he has the, the guts and the audacity to smoke marijuana in front of the 5-year-old girl and risk her lungs and risk her life by giving her secondhand smoke and the front seat passenger doing the same thing then what, what care does he give about me. And, I let off the rounds and then after the rounds were off, the little girls [sic] was screaming," the Minneapolis Star Tribune reported last month.
I think the point is being made that these shootings/killings of black people are all not one-offs — it's a disturbing pattern our country refuses to acknowledge. If white people were being shot at this rate, something would've been done about it by now.
I know that statistically, more white people are shot by police than black people, but, says The Washington Post, "white people make up roughly 62 percent of the U.S. population but only about 49 percent of those who are killed by police officers. African Americans, however, account for 24 percent of those fatally shot and killed by the police despite being just 13 percent of the U.S. population." So black people are more than twice as likely to be shot and killed by police officers.
Here's a running list of things black people can't do without getting shot, by the police or others:
Ask for help (Renisha McBride)
Go to a convenience store at night (Trayvon Martin)
Comply with a police officer's orders (Charles Kinsey)
Be a child playing with a toy gun (Tamir Rice)
Be a legal gun owner (Philando Castile)
When it comes to black lives and responsible gun ownership, the NRA — America's leading advocacy group for gun owners — folded faster than a U-Haul delivery box. Their lack of standing up for black gun owners is troublesome.
As someone who once looked into membership, until the NRA decides to stand tall for black gun owners, I'll pass.
Meanwhile, more of us — black and white — have to stand up against police officers who shoot to kill when victims are unarmed and complying with their orders. It's a tense situation for everyone, but it shouldn't be deadly.
— Evan F. Moore is a syndicated columnist with GateHouse Media. He writes about the intersection of race, violence and culture. His work has been featured in Rolling Stone, Chicago Tribune and Ebony. Follow him on Twitter @evanfmoore.


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I unintentionally learned this week about the lynching of Eph Gizzard from the Woodland Street Bridge here in town. The thing I keep thinking about is the crowd. It's very easy for me to imagine the raw fear of Gizzard.
And I feel like, as ugly as it is, I can imagine being in the mob. I can understand the heady mixture of anger and self-righteousness and bonding and, once you've broken into the jail and beaten a few cops, that feeling that you can do whatever you want and no one can stop you.
But the crowd. The description of people lining the bridge and crowding the roofs of commercial buildings and houses? The city like vultures.
This isn't the only time I've read of Nashville doing this. During the Battle of Nashville, papers reported that citizens came out and sat on (or stood, I suppose, on) the roofs of their houses and buildings to watch the battle and, as it became more and more obvious the Union was going to win, the vultures grew more and more quiet.
And it makes me wonder what the scene was really like when the Trail of Tears passed through. Some stories of people lining the streets and reacting to the condition of the displaced people in horror and trying to feed them and give them blankets only to be rebuked by the military escorts do survive. But I wonder how many then were standing on rooftops, watching like vultures?
I mean, I guess, at one level, these are just spectators–the crowd at a ball game or at a rock concert but for death instead.
But I still can't quite find a way into those heads. But I experience their evil on par with the mob's.
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The Butcher is getting married! The Butcher's Wife sounds like a New York Times Best Selling Novel. Or the nickname of a mysterious assassin. "The Butcher's Wife killed three of our agents in Moscow and we still don't have a good picture of her."
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Big Changes Happening On DART Bus & Rail Lines As North Texas Reopening ContinuesWith the North Texas economy slowly reopening, DART is implementing major changes in bus, rail and GoLink service.
DART Maintaining Operations In Midst Of Coronavirus, Enhancing Cleaning ProceduresDallas Area Rapid Transit says "high touch areas" like rails, handles and entry buttons are getting daily attention.
DART Goes Interactive With New Digital Kiosks At Transit CentersDART is working to improve the travel experience by having information available for riders in real time.
Construction Activity On DART's $1.1B Silver Line Set To BeginThe route runs from DFW Airport all the way to Southeast Plano and should be completed in 2022.
DART Wins National Award For Innovation In Recognition Of GoPass AppThe GoPass app, DART's winning entry, was the first public transit ticket-purchasing app in the nation that involved multiple agencies and different types of transportation.
Texas Getting $23M For Public Transportation Rebuilding After HarveyThe U.S. Department of Transportation will provide more than $277 million to help hurricane-damaged public transportation in Texas, Florida, Georgia, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin islands.
DeSoto Residents Catching Ride On Star TransitIt's not DART, but in DeSoto, demand for public transportation has city leaders looking to catch a ride on another rapidly expanding option.
DART Offering Free Trips To Polls TuesdayDART passengers displaying a valid voter registration card can ride DART for free from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Texas Primary Election Day, Tuesday, March 6.
Arlington Bus Service Ends FridayCritics say the lack of customers is the result of the lack of commitment by the city to public transportation.
Input Wanted On Possible Cotton Belt Commuter RailThe North Central Texas Council of Governments is looking for input on the possible construction of the Cotton Belt commuter rail, which would go from Fort Worth to Plano with a major hub at DFW Airport.
Public Invited To Weigh In On Proposed Rate Hikes For 'The T'It might soon cost you a little more to travel around Fort Worth on public transportation. The Fort Worth Transportation Authority, or The T, is considering raising rates and getting rid of some of the free services.
Rate Hike Planned For 'The T' In Fort WorthIt doesn't matter if you're a daily commuter, heading downtown for the weekend or just in town for vacation. By late summer, it's likely going to cost everyone more to get around Fort Worth using public transportation.
Arlington Renewing Efforts Toward Public TransportationFor decades, Arlington has wrestled with the idea of creating a large public transportation system. But almost all those plans have been derailed.
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This sounds so wonderful! I just watched a show yesterday on "extreme houseboats" – these were unbelievable; but any houseboat sounds exciting to me after watching that. What a lovely turn of events for you both!


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A: A lot of your styles were being inherited by your submenu so you have to add a more specific selector in order to target your first level and sub menu properly. Also, you were positioning absolutely your submenu on hover, that should be set on the main declaration and not on a state. Here is a fixed version:
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"Songs and Stories of the Foothills" to be performed in area towns
Upcoming performances of the Foothills Arts Center's "Songs and Stories of the Foothills" in Strong, Jay, and Rumford will feature a set of songs with moods ranging from lively to nostalgic.
The songs are all tied together by a comical play about making friends through singing and story-telling.
The songs that form the core of the performances, written in Foothills' workshops last fall, tell stories about life in western Maine. There is "River Valley Song," written by a group of people in the Rumford area. It tells the story of how the Androscoggin River began playing a central role in the life of the community when the Indians farmed its banks.
There are songs of personal history too, written by individuals about their lives here. Titles include "Leaning Birch on Blue," by Judy Zink of Farmington, "October is Coming," by Brenda Hathaway of Farmington, and "My Father was My Hero," by James Littlefield of Andover.
Besides these new songs, the Songs and Stories concert will present some of the songs from Foothills Arts Center's original community musicals written over its 15-year history.
The Continental Harmony Community Chorus and Theater groups, made up of area adults and youth, are performing under the direction of conductor Dan Woodward and theater director Sarah Levensalor. The community is invited to attend these performances.
They will be held at 7:30 p.m. Friday, May 13, at Strong Elementary School; Sat., 7:30 p.m. May 14 at the Jay Middle School Cafeteria; and 3 p.m. Sunday, May 15, at the Rumford Town Hall Auditorium.
Admission: $6 for adults, $4 for seniors and students, $2 forchildren under 13.
For more information, contact the Foothills Arts Center at 778-0448 or [email protected]


The home of Kathy and Bill Sellars at Jackson Place Cohousing looks like a typical modern condo and provides privacy. The Sellars enjoy having neighbors of all ages and getting visits by children in the morning who may stop by for a cookie and a story read to them.
Seattle cohousing pioneer Kathy Sellars likes Jackson Place's cozy, community feel.
The Jackson Place Cohousing project, above Rainier Avenue South, is among a growing number of such communities going up in the Seattle area.
Kathy and Bill Sellars' home near downtown Seattle gives no hint that they are pioneers in the fast-growing "community living" movement. Inside it looks like a typical, tidy modern condo with hardwood floors, custom bookshelves and paintings.
It's quiet, except for the sound of opera music playing softly in the background as Kathy sips tea.
Outside the unit, though, it's a different world. There is a courtyard with walking paths and benches often filled with people of all ages who seem to know each other quite well.
Welcome to Jackson Place Cohousing, a 27-unit building perched near Rainier Avenue South and South Dearborn Street, where residents become friends who often eat together, manage the building together and share the belief that small is better than sprawl.
"Cohousing means we have an intentional desire to have community," said Kathy Sellars, 80, an early member of the group that began planning Jackson Place back in 1997 and was one of the first occupants when the building was completed in October 2001.
Creating that community wasn't an easy process.
"At the early meetings, there were explosions and tears," Sellars said. "We've learned over the years how to talk to each other."
The Seattle area is one of the top cohousing centers in the nation, now with about 15 established or forming communities, according to Craig Ragland, executive director of the Cohousing Association of the United States.
There are about 90 across the nation, said Ragland, a retired Microsoft program manager who lives in the Songaia Cohousing Community in Bothell, which was founded by Stan and Carol Crow, and Fred and Nancy Lanphear. NICA's winter meeting is March 8. There also is an informational event Feb. 17 at Jackson Place. Ragland said the cohousing life is a good life.
The cohousing movement began in Denmark and spread to the United States in the early 1990s. Word-of-mouth and the Internet has helped fuel its growth. Ragland says that the number of people attending the local informational meetings of the Northwest Intentional Community Association (NICA), held twice a year, tripled from about 40 to 120 in the past year.
NICA's winter meeting is March 8. There also is an informational event Feb. 20 at Jackson Place. Ragland said the cohousing life is a good life.
"You own your own home and it's fully equipped and you have all the privacy you want and all the community you need. Most people have all the privacy they want, but no community," Ragland said. "Most neighbors don't know each other very well, but here I know grandchildren of most of the people and the children all know me and we all know about each other."
The diversity of age in such communities appeals to the Sellars.
"Hey, we don't want to live with old people," Bill Sellars, 75, said with a laugh.
The Sellars enjoy having neighbors of all ages and getting visits by children in the morning who may stop by their unit for a cookie and have a story read from one of the kids' books stacked in a corner of the living room.
And it's easy to keep your privacy, said Neshama Abraham, of Boulder, Colo., and a leader in the national cohousing movement.
In her 10 years of living in cohousing, Abraham says she has noticed subtle ways of letting each other know when they don't want visitors. Abraham simply closes the curtains in her kitchen window if she needs some time alone and opens them when she wants to socialize.
Abraham and other cohousing leaders see their developments as role models.
"We have to intentionally do something to counter urban sprawl and this is a solution-oriented lifestyle," Abraham said, "I think people get it, they just need to be willing to learn about it. It's a lifestyle being adopted by ... every kind of person imaginable of every age."
Cohousing is not a commune and it's not a co-op — both of which involve shared ownership of the total property or shared expenses. A cohousing community like Jackson Place operates much like a condo association, where people own their units and pay dues.
But at Jackson Place, the layout of the development encourages community interaction. All units have kitchens that face a common courtyard. Each member is expected to contribute at least three hours per month on a "team" that helps manage the property.
The prices for a cohousing unit are comparable to a condominium or town house.
But cohousing residents can save money if they want to share common meals and child care, and also by having members take care of the yards and routine maintenance, costs they would likely have to pay for if living in a condo.
Ragland said such communities are usually stable, noting that his Bothell development, there has been only one vacancy in seven years in his 15-unit community.
While many people buy into an existing cohousing project, others get together with like-minded investors to buy property and build their own.
Jen Witsoe, who rents a unit at Jackson Park, said she is among a group of people saving their money and making plans to start their own co-housing community. She realizes it can be a challenging task.
"We're not just a bunch of kids saying, 'Hey let's start a show in a barn!' " Witsoe said.
Ragland warns that taking such a path isn't for everyone.
"You have to be careful about the money," he said. "It costs a lot of money to build in real estate. So if you are not prepared to do that, you should not get involved."
Ragland hopes he can make a difference — helping people learn about cohousing so they can enjoy their lives more by learning how to live with others.
That's what motivated Kathy and Bill Sellars to help get Jackson Place off the ground.
They have a daughter with Down syndrome and they had joined nonprofit groups to help advocate for the disabled. That led them to the cohousing movement and its goal to make cities safer for all people.
The Sellars said they want to create safe places where people look after each other. It's the kind of thing they want for each other and for their daughter, who now lives independently.
"We really care about our community and participating in it," said Kathy Sellars. "We want to be a part of something that is positive."
Seattle Times business news desk editor Bill Kossen contributed to this report.


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What I love about being Latina is the passion that we have, our hot-bloodedness that we are known for. Being a Latina is such an honor because we are passionate about everything in life. You know if a Latino is in your life they are there for you no matter what.
I don't know how to cook! People expect me to have all these great Mexican recipes but the only thing I know how to make are dinner reservations!
My favorite color is black because it's just a classic color, and it goes with every other color. I also love pink and brown. They are colors that are always on trend.
Jeans! They are everywhere and it doesn't matter which age or social class you are everyone wears them here! I also see denim more than ever because now you can see the fabric in jackets or even shoes.
I love Calvin Klein because their clothes are just fabulous! The brand represents my personality a lot, it's classic with just a touch of trendy. Plus the quality is always the best.
For accessories I love Louis Vuitton, Burberry and D&G.
I think Victoria Beckham who is absolutely fabulous and Leighton Meester from Gossip Girl are great examples of who I base my fashion style from. They have this classic look that never goes out of fashion.
In 5 years I see myself as an international fashion blogger, supporting the international global trends, growing my social networks, meeting fashion designers, traveling a lot with my husband and hopefully creating a business focused on fashion.


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Q: Way to get Twitter button, with count, with custom bit.ly URL, working? I'm stuck. I posted this on WordPress.StackExchange and they suggested I try at WebApps.StackExchange, and they suggested I try here. So, apologies for the multiple posts if you follow all those!
I have a client blog using bit.ly pro to generate custom short urls (ie foo.co). I want to show the regular horizontal version of the Twitter button, with tweet-count, and have the link that goes to the post use their custom bit.ly pro url.
I have installed Joost de Valk's Bit.ly Shortlinks plugin, which successfully converts normal WP shortlinks (wp_get_shortlink()) to the custom Bit.ly pro URL elsewhere in the site, but Twitter seems to trump that and render everything with the default t.co domain instead.
I've looked at the suggestions from this question but using the # as the data-url doesn't work, and the suggested Twitter support pages don't seem to contain any info on how to get Bit.ly to work (though they say they're going to).
Here's the function I created to insert the button in my theme - any ideas on where I'm going wrong? this is used to insert the button both within the Loop and on single-post pages.
function tweet_this() {
    global $post;
    ob_start();
    $tweet = wp_get_shortlink();
    echo 'Tweet';
    return ob_get_clean();
}

In case it helps, this function does work, except it doesn't render the tweet-count:
function tweet_this() {
    global $post;
    ob_start();
    $tweet = sprintf( __('%1$s %2$s'), $post->post_title, wp_get_shortlink() );
    echo 'Tweet this';
    return ob_get_clean();
}

Let me know if you need more info - and thanks in advance for any help you can throw my way!
Michelle

A: function tweet_this() {
    global $post;
    $tweet = get_permalink(); //replace with your code
    $tweetmarkup =  'Tweet';
    echo $tweetmarkup;
}

This works for me, but I don't have the WPShortlinks installed, so I replaced it with the permalink. You should be able to replace the permalink with your wp_get_shortlink and it should work.


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The NBA's Top 5 Rookies
Jordan Baker
It's hard to believe, but the 20-21 NBA season is already moving past it's first dozen games. That's enough of a sample size to start getting a feel for how this season's rookie class is going to perform, so Back Sports Page breaks down the top five rookies thus far.
5. LaMelo Ball, No. 3
LaMelo Ball wasn't exactly well received to critics, obviously for his family's shenanigans. Ball was the third overall draft pick for the Charlotte Hornets, and while his first professional game was a bit of a flop, he was scoreless. However, Ball has grown in less than ten games. In only eight games, he's averaging 11.8 points, 4.9 assists, 1.6 steals, and 5.1 total rebounds.
LaMelo Ball becomes the youngest player in NBA history to record a triple-double.
He's only 19. pic.twitter.com/lyJBnxQiNd
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) January 10, 2021
4. Isaac Okoro, No. 5
Isaac Okoro has been nothing less than passionate. Okoro's defensive mindset was his selling factor for the Cleveland Cavaliers and he is accomplishing just that. Okoro is typically on the floor for 35.5 minutes. Okoro has averaged 2.2 points, 2.0 rebounds, and 2.2 assists. In Okoro's first professional game, he scored 16 points in the fourth quarter against the Indiana Pacers that propelled the Cavs to win (107-104).
Cleveland Cavaliers head coach J.B. Bickerstaff praises Okoro's techniques.
"What Isaac understands is there are a multitude of ways you can impact winning throughout the game and especially in the clutch."
ICE! 🥶🥶🥶@isaacokoro303 #WarEagle x #AUNextLevel
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— Auburn Basketball (@AuburnMBB) December 24, 2020
3. Payton Pritchard, No. 26
Payton Pritchard made Boston Celtics history as the first rookie since Danny Ainge to score with his career high of 23 points against the Toronto Raptors. He also dropped the game winning shot in Boston's victory against the Miami Heat. Of course, this isn't Prichard's first-time making history. The first-round draft pick was quite the collegiate hero for the University of Oregon: four years, four state titles, first player in Pac-12 to have 1,900 career points, 600 career assists, and 500 career rebounds. As the No. 26 pick, Pritchard has been called the "steal of the 2020 draft."
Pritchard has become well received for the other Celtic players with many different nicknames: Fast PP, P Rabbit, and 8 Mile. Teammate Jaylen Brown has even called Pritchard "the Goat."
2. James Wiseman, No. 2
The Golden State Warriors haven't exactly been having a season indicative of the franchise's legacy. With Klay Thompson out for the season, Steph Curry has the weight of the team on his shoulders. However, the Warriors scored the second overall pick with James Wiseman, who currently ranks first in rebounding and blocks among all rookies. Edwards has even bounced back from rolling his ankle against the Portland Trailblazers. Wiseman is averaging 10.9 points, 6.1 rebounds, and 1.7 blocks per game.
Anthony Edwards, No. 1
The number one overall draft pick has definitely been proving his worth this season with the Minnesota Timberwolves. Edwards is the top scoring rookie for the moment with 13.6 points per game and 38.8 field goal percentage. Additionally, he averages 2.9 rebounds and 2.0 assists.
Edwards may have started slowly but most certainly has shown he is capable.
💙💙 https://t.co/hUmHuwya0P
— Anthony Edwards (@theantedwards_) December 27, 2020
It remains to be seen whether or not there are any superstars who will emerge from the 2020 NBA draft, but it's already clear that there will be some impact players. It will be interesting to see how they progress over the next dozen games.
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Zvi Lipschitz, Zionist Martyr
By Ben-Moshe (Johannesburg)
Originally published in the Keidaner Sick Benefit & Benevolent Society jubilee book, 1950.
Young Zvi Lipschitz hy'd [1], from Kfar Etzion, was a Keidaner landsman. He was born in 1919 in the town of Yasven (Josvainiai), near Keidan, and came to South Africa in 1934. He was a member of the local "Hapoel Hamizrachi" and in 1945 he left for Eretz Israel. He was killed on 4 Iyar, 5708 [May 13, 1948] during the heroic defense of Kfar Etzion. Zvi was a son of Baruch and Alte Lipschitz from Johannesburg. His father died in Johannesburg around the same time that his son fell in Eretz Israel.
When I remember Zvi Lipschitz, I recall someone I thought of both as my friend and as my rabbi; my friend who believed in the Zionist idea and the rebirth of a Jewish state, and my rabbi whose soul burned with enthusiastic fervor and devotion to his ideals.
He still looms before my eyes as in life. His finely chiseled, elegant head, the black locks of hair that were always a bit tousled and the deep, black, melancholy eyes that were always overcast with a thin mist.
I believe our first meeting took place right after he joined the Hapoel Hamizrachi party. He approached me for advice about his secular education. He had plans to go to university and thereby, as he expressed it, seek a synthesis between Judaism and secular knowledge. Not having the opportunity to carry out that plan he decided to undertake university studies on his own. I gave him the necessary books and he, with diligence and enthusiasm, threw himself into the work. I was impressed by his great ability, and I proposed try to arrange for his admittance to university. But he came to me one day and said, "It is no use." His future was tied to Eretz Israel, and therefore it was his duty to learn a trade that would be useful in the building of the land. He decided on carpentry. Yet he did not abandon his dream of obtaining a wider education, and he continued to read and learn. In that time he was also participating actively in the Hapoel Hamizrachi movement, whose activist and missionary he became. I often heard his lectures to grownups and young people. How much passion, how much conviction and faith did he impart to them. Whether his listeners agreed with him or not, they were always carried away by his enthusiasm.
Speeches alone weren't enough for Zvi Lipschitz, however. For him his ideal was as real as life itself, and it gave him the thirst for life. He decided to leave for Eretz Israel. And although his movement was sorely in need of such an important and devoted activist, he received its blessing to follow through with his plan. He traveled to Eretz Israel and settled in Kfar Etzion – one of the hardest and most dangerous kibbutzim in the land, surrounded by innumerable hostile Arab villages. The kibbutz had already been destroyed once by the Arabs, but this did not stop Zvi from choosing such a dangerous outpost.
For a short time I took great pleasure in his frequent letters, which he would write to many of his friends, and later fate brought us together in Eretz Israel. I visited him few times in Kfar Etzion. Each of those visits is engraved in my memory, because it revealed to me the other Zvi, not the dreamer and inspirer, but the builder and creator. I remember his heavy, confident pace as he walked his land, his devotion and pride in each tree growing in the hilly desert, in each building that appeared on the stony hill of Kfar Etzion. He was particularly concerned with construction, and the last time I saw him he was busy with building a shed, which would also serve as a strategic point in case of Arab attack. I remember well how he described how they had tested a heavy machine gun against the special blocks of concrete used during construction. He spoke about the defense of the kibbutz, and about matters which, in those times, under the terror of the British power, were to be kept strictly secret. That was our last intimate conversation, and fate decided that defending the kibbutz was also to be his last deed. He fell amid the burning ruins of the kibbutz together with more than 100 of his comrades, who gave their young, blossoming lives in the defense of the holy hills of Hebron. May God avenge his blood.
[1] Hebrew abbr. for "May God avenge his blood"
Translated by A. Cassel.


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Si nanoparticles are new prospective optoelectronic materials. Unlike bulk Si cry-stals, Si nanoparticles display intriguing room-temperature photoluminescence. A major challenge in the fabrication of Si nanoparticles is the control of their size distribution. The rare-earth element Er has unique photo emission properties, including low pumping power, and a temperature independent, sharp spectrum. The emission wavelength matches the transmission window of optical fibers used in the telecommunications industry. Therefore, the study of Er-doped Si nanoparticles may have practical significance. The goals of the research described in this dissertation are to investigate vapor phase pyrolysis methods and to characterize the microstructure and ... continued below
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Department: Department of Physics
Grantor: University of North Texas
Si nanoparticles are new prospective optoelectronic materials. Unlike bulk Si cry-stals, Si nanoparticles display intriguing room-temperature photoluminescence. A major challenge in the fabrication of Si nanoparticles is the control of their size distribution. The rare-earth element Er has unique photo emission properties, including low pumping power, and a temperature independent, sharp spectrum. The emission wavelength matches the transmission window of optical fibers used in the telecommunications industry. Therefore, the study of Er-doped Si nanoparticles may have practical significance.
The goals of the research described in this dissertation are to investigate vapor phase pyrolysis methods and to characterize the microstructure and associated defects, particles size distributions and photoluminescence efficiencies of doped and undoped Si nanoparticles using analytical transmission electron microscopy, high resolution electron microscopy, and optical spectroscopy.
Er-doped and undoped Si nanoparticles were synthesized via vapor-phase pyrolysis of disilane at Texas Christian University. To achieve monodisperse size distributions, a process with fast nucleation and slow growth was employed. Disilane was diluted to 0.48% with helium. A horizontal pyrolysis oven was maintained at a temperature of 1000 °C. The oven length was varied from 1.5 cm to 6.0 cm to investigate the influence of oven length on the properties of the nanoparticles. The Si nanoparticles were collected in ethylene-glycol.
The doped and undoped Si nanoparticles have a Si diamond cubic crystal structure. Neither Er precipitation, Er oxides or Er silicides were detected in any of the samples. The Er dopant concentration was about 2 atom% for doped samples from the 3.0 and 6.0 cm ovens as determined by quantitative analysis using X-ray energy dispersive spectroscopy. The average Si nanoparticle size increases from 11.3 to 15.2 nm in the doped samples and from 11.1 to 15.7 nm in the undoped samples as the oven length increases from 1.5 to 6.0 cm. HREM data show that average Si nanocrystallite size varies from 6.4 to 3.3 to 5.9 nm in the doped samples, and from 7.5 to 12.2 nm in the undoped samples as the oven length increases.
Room-temperature Er photoluminescence has been detected near 1.54 :m from all doped samples. Saturation of the Er photoluminescence intensity at large emission power and the monotonic decrease of the intensity as a function of the emission wavelength in the doped sample from the 3.0 cm oven suggest that a carrier-mediated energy transfer process occurs in the Er-doped Si nanoparticles.
It is the first time to successfully fabricate and investigate Er-doped Si nanoparticles.
Optoelectronic materials
Vapor phase pyrolysis
Optoelectronics.
Pyrolysis.
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I originally went to Clemson and majored in Art. I completed my Bachelor of Fine Arts there in 2003, 5 year plan, and graduated from the Clemson Honors Program. I will always feel grateful for that path because I later pursued a degree in Nursing and was well on my way because of the general education requirements from the Honors College at Clemson.
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In my freshman year design class at Clemson University, National Championship!!, we studied each concentration offered in the program and created works in each: ceramics, sculpture, painting, drawing, and printmaking. I enjoyed learning about and exploring all of them but when I was introduced to the canvas of white pine shelving and the tools of metal gouges and wire brushes I was fascinated. I could create a work of art that was influenced and utilized the grain in a piece of wood. Maybe I like wood grain and little more than the next person but the influence of the wood fascinated me and always surprised me every time I would carve something and then pull a print. I could never really tell you how it was going to turn out until I inked the wood and pulled my first print. Same with each layer/color and the carving between them.
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Q: How to configure local smtp server in SharePoint 3.0? I,m trying to configure WSS 3.0 to use my local smtp server on IIS.
When I'm testing smtp server using telnet it returns message that w-mail is queued to send but e-mail are supplied to their destination.
SPUtilit send mail dosen't work for me. I suspect that the name of smtp server in central administration configuration is wrong. I passed there host name, because nothing else were accepted.
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02/13/2010 00:44:10.56  w3wp.exe (0x1238)                           0x0F94  Windows SharePoint Services     E-Mail                          8gsf    High        #160003: Błąd odczytu z hosta SMTP 'silver2010b'.
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02/13/2010 00:44:10.56  w3wp.exe (0x1238)                           0x0F94  Windows SharePoint Services     E-Mail                          7946    Critical    Nie można ukończyć tej akcji.  Spróbuj ponownie.
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02/13/2010 00:44:14.44  w3wp.exe (0x1238)                           0x0F94  Windows SharePoint Services     E-Mail                          7946    Critical    Nie można ukończyć tej akcji.  Spróbuj ponownie.
02/13/2010 00:45:09.78  OWSTIMER.EXE (0x0808)                       0x0A88  Windows SharePoint Services     General                         0   Medium      Entering MRU trim routine.
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A: The issue was with SMTP configuration. When you open IIS6 configuration of SMTP server, then open server propertis and go to the Access tab, you can see there tow buttons.
1)connection
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2)relay
Just put there your host name and problem is solved. :)


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