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Last online
Jul 27
6′ 2″ (1.88m)
Body Type
Other, but not too serious about it
Sagittarius, but it doesn’t matter
Graduated from masters program
Rather not say
English (Fluently), Spanish (Okay), Turkish (Okay)
My self-summary
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My main aim in life is to build, to create, a beautiful life, and then share it with others. I love the things that contribute joy to life - I love reading good books, drinking good wine, and having good conversations, and eating and eating and eating. Although I like to enjoy life, my life is usually pretty quiet. I really enjoy scuba diving, and fighting sports to keep fit, but I don't really care for most other sports. I feel like I am lazy, but I pack every minute with good stuff - so maybe not!

I am constantly learning - almost nothing makes me as happy as feeling that I am somehow growing and changing or progressing, though progressing toward what I have no idea. I love babies - I melt when I see them. And oddly enough, most babies love me - I suppose they recognize someone of the same maturity level. I suppose I should add that I am an American. I have no idea how that may be significant - but maybe it is.
What I’m doing with my life
Don’t overthink this one; tell us what you’re doing day-to-day.
Right now I am teaching at a university, but I am considering doing a second masters degree, and I hope to go on to get a PhD. eventually.

I am working my way through a list of the "top 100 books according to the international board of so-and-so." It may take a few years. Actually, I'm lying - I made my own list off of 5 other lists. Yes - I am that bored sometimes.

I am trying to become more patient with people who think they have political views, but really just have a vague sense of spiritual indigestion, and cannot express it except by "harumphing" a lot about political matters.

I am also working to improve my kickboxing, and have recently started cooking more - it's quite fun and interesting, and it gives me something to eat for days on end.

Then again, I have a feeling I might be wasting my life - but I cannot think of any better way to spend it. If you have any ideas, let me know.
I’m really good at
Go on, brag a little (or a lot). We won’t judge.
What I am best at is wasting time. It amazes me how a whole day can fly by . . .

I am good at communicating and talking with people. I enjoy people who like to analyze and discuss politics and relationships and such.

I am pretty good at boxing - My cooking is pretty good - I am very good at scuba diving - And many of my students tell me I am a very good teacher, but maybe they are just trying to get better grades!
The first things people usually notice about me
I’m an empty essay… fill me out!
I don't know, and I am afraid to ask. Probably my big ears? Or . . . honestly - I have no idea. Once upon a time a girl said my ass was the first thing she noticed. I walked backwards into every room of strangers for the next year.
Another said my shoulders. One said my eyes. But those were years ago - but I suppose my eyes are still the same.
Favorite books, movies, shows, music, and food
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This is my favorite part!

Favorite books - I can go on forever. Ragtime, by EL Doctorow, A Passage to India, by EM Forster, Anything by Robert Olen Butler, ditto for Neil Gaiman. Life of Pi was good, Anything by Ryszard Kapuscinski. W. Somerset Maugham - Of Human Bondage was AMAZING. Chuck Pahlaniuk . . . if I keep going we are going to be here all night. (Update: Pahlaniuk is starting to lose me. Last two books of his I read weren't worth it.) But master of the masters is Tolstoy. If art is about the human condition, then Tolstoy is the pre-eminent artist, because he writes the human soul.

Movies: Fight Club, Pulp Fiction, The Hunting Party, In the Electric Mist, The Brothers Bloom, Habla con Ella, The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys and more. As a sad confession, (but hey, we all have one, right?) I will watch almost ANY vampire or treasure hunt movie, regardless of how bad. It really isn't about the quality of the film any more, so much as to see how the conventions of the genre are respected or avoided. That said, Twilight was almost too much. Sparkly vampires? Oh, dear.

Food - mmmmmm . . . Indian or Thai would be my favorite, but Turkish, Italian, are very nice as well. Really - I love all food!
Sutlac may be the best thing in the world, as far as I am concerned. In fact, when I die, I want to be submerged in a barrel of sutlac, and then thrown into a volcano.

Music - I am not huge on music, but am eclectic. Faithless is a fave right now. Massive Attack is good. Aloe Blacc is awesome. I like Sage Francis. GirlTalk is fun, fun, fun. When I am melancholy I like Beirut. U2 is always great. Simon and Garfunkel always touch me. (I wish they would stop. If they keep it up I am telling mother.) Nina Simone when I am feeling . . . indescribable. I do love classical. Beethoven is a huge fave. Mozart, Haydn are always excellent. Guns 'n Roses, for nostalgia's sake.

I suspect soon hip-hop is actually going to turn a corner and start producing music that is not only musically diverse and vibrant, but also not intellectually stultifying, and that will be a great day.
The six things I could never do without
Think outside the box. Sometimes the little things can say a lot.
NEVER do without? Ok - Oxygen, food, water, shelter, friendship and a good book.
Or how about I just list some of my favorite things?
1. my ipod for listening to lectures (itunes iuniversity is essential.)
2. milk
3. Books,
5. traveling,
6. learning new things
I spend a lot of time thinking about
Global warming, lunch, or your next vacation… it’s all fair game.
People - we humans are really strange.
Time - it just never stops, does it? Or does it? I mean, if it is relative, and it can be slowed, then . . . we can ALMOST stop it, right?
Where I want to be in a few years. What's coming up over the horizon. That sort of jazz.
Why in the hell straight Men would classify themselves as Women on their OKCupid profile? It's not like they are fooling anybody - their picture is right there. It is totally baffling . . .
On a typical Friday night I am
Netflix and takeout, or getting your party on — how do you let loose?
Kickboxing. I teach a martial arts class on Friday nights. Then, when the training is over, I read a book or watch TV at home. Like I said - I have a pretty quiet life.
The most private thing I’m willing to admit
I’m an empty essay… fill me out!
I like it when you do, you know, that THING you do, to me. Yeah, that one. I like it.
You should message me if
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And if you do message me, I promise to buy you a drink.


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Commer N2 van

A 1930s Commer and Fordson parked near Arundel Castle, Sussex

This photo was purchased early in 2006. At first I thought it showed a Morris LC van parked facing the camera, but John tells me that it is in fact a Commer N2. The photo is only tiny, measuring less than 2" x 2.5".

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Morris van

I really like these old streetscenes, as they give you a context for old cars - photographing an old car at a present-day show cannot hope to match this. These photos really show you the environment that today's classic and vintage cars operated in when new.

This photograph, taken in the shadow of Arundel Castle in Sussex, shows a typical scene in the early postwar days (the photo is dated 1949). Nearest the camera is a quality car by anyone's standards, note the sidemount (spare wheel blended into the front wing/running board). It is fitted with large chrome headlamps - probably Lucas P100s. John advises that it is a Derby Bentley with Park Ward coachwork. The little Commer van is altogether more humble a machine, but probably as rare as the swish Bentley that it is facing. Parked on the other side of the road, and also facing us, is a Fordson E83W, rated at 10cwt but often overloaded thanks to its generous loading area.

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On Nov. 6, the now-vacant 4th District Congressional seat previously held by Congressman Geoff Davis will be on the ballot twice – once to fill the remainder of U.S. Rep. Geoff Davis’ term, and again for the next full congressional term.
There is much discussion in the media about apathy and disinterest among voters, and the best way to engage them in the upcoming election is to offer opportunities to attend and participate in a live debate on the issues, particularly in an open seat where little or nothing is known about either candidate.
Residents of the 4th District, which includes Oldham County, deserve the opportunity to get to know the candidates, other than through campaign propaganda. There is nothing that can replace a live event where the candidates address issues that are of particular interest to the voters.
Several organizations have invited Bill Adkins and Thomas Massie to participate in structured, bi-partisan candidate forums and debates.
To my knowledge, Adkins has accepted every invitation, and Thomas Massie has declined invitations to every event, including:
• Oldham County Bi-Partisan Debate, declined;
• NKY Chamber of Commerce Debate, declined;
• Kentucky Education Association Candidate Night, declined;
• Nat’l. Federation of Retired Employees, declined;
• Northern Kentucky University Forum, declined;
• Lewis County Chamber of Commerce, declined;
• Alexandria Town Hall, cancelled;
• Shelby County Farm Bureau, declined;
• Kentucky Retired Teachers’ Association, declined;
• Kentucky Corn Growers Association, no response;
• NAACP Candidate Forum – Shelby County, no response; and
• Grant County Chamber of Commerce Forum, no response.
Massie acts as if he already has the job.
In an open seat, the people living in the district don’t really know much about either candidate.
Massie received less than 50 percent of the vote within his own party where there was less than 12 percent turnout in the entire state.
We expect at least 300,000 people to vote in this race and the public deserves a chance to get to know these two men, and, more importantly, where they stand on the issues.
Oldham County Democrats will sponsor a public town hall event from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 18 at the Oldham County Public Library, 308 Yager Ave., La Grange.
The topics will be centered on the economy and job creation; Medicare and Social Security in what Adkins calls his “Putting Kentuckians Back to Work” discussion. Voters from surrounding counties are invited to attend as well.
And I once again, I invite Mr. Massie to attend and answer voters’ questions and concerns.
John Sutton
Chair, Oldham County Democratic Party


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  • Traughber wins coach of year

    CRESTWOOD – It’s not winning or losing that attracts Charlie Traughber to coaching – it’s teaching.

    “Seeing kids learn a technique, learn what you are trying to teach them to me is what it’s all about,” Traughber said. “That’s very rewarding.”

    Traughber, a Crestwood resident, has been selected as the 2010 Kentucky Youth Soccer Association Recreation Girls’ Coach of the Year.

  • Anonymous letter won't shake veteran's patriotism

    To the editor:

    In the late 1960s and early 1970s, thousands of young men and women returned to the United States after having served our country in the Vietnam War.

    It turned out to be the war everyone wanted to forget – except those of us who fought there.

    Most of us were 17 to 22 years old, more than 8,000 miles from home and scared to death ... We prayed, we fought, we bled and some died. But we did as we felt we were expected to do, and none of us came home the same as when we left.

  • Candidates square off over state spending

    State spending, expanded gambling and the future of Oldham roads and schools are key issues in the race for State Senate District 26 and House District 47.

    Candidates engaged in a forum Sept. 16 at Oldham County High School as State Sen. Ernie Harris (R-Crestwood) debated his challenger, Democrat John Black, while state Rep. Rick Rand (D-Bedford) squared off against political newcomer, Republican Theodore “T.K.” Broecker.

  • Walking to feed a local need

    Nancy Doty is walking for Jesus and she wants others to join her.

    Doty, along with as many as 100 others, will participate in the Oldham County CROP Hunger Walk 2010 on Saturday at Covenant United Methodist Church in La Grange.

  • Shooting in Lake Louisvilla is drug-related

    Police believe a drug deal gone wrong prompted a recent shooting in Lake Louisvilla.

    Officers from the Oldham County Police Department responded to a disorder in progress in the 7400 block of Hemlock Avenue about 9 p.m. Sept. 14.

    Police arrested 23-year-old Matthew Elkins of Crestwood after he allegedly threatened two men with a shotgun and fired at least one shot in their direction.

    Police said Elkins took money from the two men in exchange for drugs, but instead of handing over drugs, he accepted cash and told them to leave.

  • Cyclists under siege on Oldham roads

    Police are advising cyclists to be keenly aware of oncoming traffic as they pedal through Oldham County after a cyclist reported a Dodge truck involved him in a game of chicken.

    County Attorney Courtney Baxter said cyclists have reported that an oncoming truck has crossed the center line while approaching cyclists head-on and swerved at the last minute, causing at least one cyclist to veer off the roadway in recent weeks.

  • Animal lover Mary Ann Tyler was heartbroken.

    When treating fire victim patients at Baptist Hospital Northeast, she met a woman whose family lost not only their entire home, but their three dogs, too.

    “It broke my heart,” Tyler said. “I put myself in her place and that would be the worst thing. I just hate to think that they would suffer.”

    Tyler, who has two dogs and also feeds four stray cats, learned from paramedics that at least one of the family’s dogs may have survived if rescuers had proper equipment, such as an oxygen mask.

  • News in brief

    18 vehicles for sale

    Oldham officials have declared 18 county vehicles as surplus.

    Vehicles from the county’s police department, jail, parks and recreation department, sheriff’s office, road department and planning and zoning will be sold by sealed bid in October.

    Surplus vehicles include:

    • four 2004 Ford Crown Victorias;

    • three 2005 Ford Crown Victorias;

    • two 2001 Ford Rangers;

    • a 1998 Dodge Durango;

    • a 2003 Dodge Durango;

    • a 2002 Ford F150;

  • A new authority

    Merging two entities that deal with clean water in the county could eliminate confusion for residents.

    Two local utilities, the Oldham County Sewer District and Oldham County Stormwater Management District, will soon merge into one agency – the Oldham County Environmental Authority. Both districts are already managed by the same company, Veolia Water.

  • Discount for developers will stand

    Tax assessments for hundreds of vacant lots have been the topic of appeals for almost three years. Three local boards and a state board recently came to the same conclusion – a group of local developers are right to have appealed the assessments on vacant lots they own in Oldham County.

    In 2008, a group of local developers appealed assessments of more than 300 vacant lots. Property owners have the right to appeal any assessment and a local board decides if the assessment is too high, too low or fitting for the property.


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  • Warren Buffett and the mega rich
  • Woman strikes semi on I-71, arrested for DUI

    Police arrested a Louisville woman on DUI charges early Thursday after she allegedly hit a tractor-trailer on I-71 near Crestwood.
    Oldham County Police arrested Jennifer M. Lay, 21, 1116 Tindall Lane, Louisville, at 1 a.m. Aug. 18.
    According to police, Lay was allegedly involved in a non-injury crash with a tractor-trailer after her vehicle crossed the center line.

  • Laden is chosen for TheCuteKid.com

    A Prospect girl has been selected as a finalist in the pre-teen division of a contest hosted by TheCuteKid.com.
    The Cute Kid contest is the largest of its kind and has been featured on Good Morning America, E!, The Wall Street Journal and many other publications as the most prestigious online child photo contest.

  • Festival will include variety of entertainment

    With acts ranging from folk music to martial arts demonstrations, the Crestwood Festival’s entertainment is guaranteed not to disappoint.
    Phifer Stephens with Heady-Radcliffe Funeral Home and Cremation Services has coordinated gospel-themed entertainment for Friday, Sept. 9.

  • Vietnam POW speaks at annual veterans’ event

    He was shot down, brutally beaten and kept in solitary confinement for months at a time.
    U.S. Air Force Cpt. Wayne Smith spent a total of five and a half years as a prisoner of war during the Vietnam War.
    He shared his story Aug. 11 at the John Black Community Center in Buckner as featured speaker at the sixth-annual Veterans Recognition Event.

  • Title IX review continues

    Two Oldham County high schools have three months to make a plan addressing Title IX.
     On July 27, the Oldham County Public School System was sent a monitoring letter from the U.S. Department of Education Office of Civil Rights in response to reports submitted by the school district and General Counsel Anne Coorssen.

  • Root, root, root for the home team

    Fans brought out the bells and whistles when North Oldham Little League players returned to Oldham County after winning the Great Lakes division title.
    The players entered Walsh Park about 6 p.m. Saturday surrounded by an escort of emergency service vehicles with sirens blaring and lights flashing.

  • Oldham County EMS receives $850K bailout

    Troubles at Oldham County EMS continue this week as a major budget deficit came to light and officials learned that EMS needs a loan.
    Stan Clark, the county’s chief financial officer and a board member for OCEMS, announced the need for an $850,000 loan to meet expenses — including payroll — through November.
    The shortfall was discovered recently after Clark was appointed to the board. In fact, he said, it has only been a week that he found out former EMS directors received a similar bailout last year of $165,000.

  • PTA mom indicted for $11K theft

    A Liberty Elementary volunteer is charged with theft of more than $11,000 by forging checks from the school’s Parent Teacher Association.
    Melanie Winkle, 39, 2701 N. Ky. 53, La Grange, is charged with theft by unlawful taking and nine counts of forgery.

  • Lost and found


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In this brand new episode, Barney, BJ, and Baby Bop take a trip to the seaside. The dinosaur friends have fun on the sandy shores as they fly kites, windsurf, and take a ride in a sailboat.

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NOTTING HILL: Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant forge memorable chemistry in this charmer about two very different people--William, an unassuming bookstore owner in London's Notting Hill section, and Anna, a Hollywood actress--who, against the odds, fall in love. After Anna wanders into William's shop while filming on location in London, the two share an instant attraction and find themselves attempting to forge a normal relationship despite Anna's megawatt star power. Screenwriter Richard Curtis (FOUR WEDDINGS AND A FUNERAL) has crafted a traditional romantic comedy that is surprisingly frank in its depiction of the lives of the rich and famous and the price they pay for success.

ERIN BROKOVICH: Julia Roberts reaffirms her superstar status with ERIN BROCKOVICH, an inspirational drama that is based on a true story. Roberts plays Erin Brockovich, a twice-divorced mother of three who is struggling to remain afloat. After she is involved in a car accident, she loses what should have been a lucrative settlement. Jobless and pressured, Erin convinces the attorney from her case, Ed Masry (Albert Finney), to hire her as a lawyer's assistant. She also befriends her neighbor George (Aaron Eckhart), a sexy biker whose dedication to her children appears too good to be true. As Erin settles into her job, she convinces Ed to let her pursue a case that involves the residents of a local community. Apparently, several of the townspeople have become sick with cancer and other diseases. The more that Erin investigates, the more sure she becomes of the guilt of Pacific Gas & Electric Company, an incredibly powerful corporation. Steven Soderbergh shoots BROCKOVICH with a flashy realism that allows Roberts to shine every second she appears onscreen.

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Scouring the globe for fresh stand up comedians is all part of the job for the National Lampoon's team, and in this release they share some of the gold they've managed to turn up. Host Rich Vos introduced the highly talented array of comedians, making this a true laugh-fest in the best traditions of the National Lampoon series.

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From the company that brought you Animal House and the Vacation movies comes the greatest comedy DVD series in history! From the four corners of the globe, National Lampoon has invested all of its resources in discovering the talent, jokes and energy that will keep audiences laughing now and forever. Hosted by Last Comic Standing's Rich Vos.

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Who shot Vinson Gowrie in the back? The jailhouse at Jefferson, Mississippi, may not hold the actual killer, but it does have the suspect an angry lynch mob wants: Lucas Beauchamp.
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Who shot Vinson Gowrie in the back? The jailhouse at Jefferson, Mississippi, may not hold the actual killer, but it does have the suspect an angry lynch mob wants: Lucas Beauchamp, who has long refused to exhibit the obsequious attitude expected of black people in Jefferson. Based on William Faulkner's novel and filmed in his hometown of Oxford, Intruder in the Dust is both a gripping whodunit and a milestone of social-conscience filmmaking. Claude Jarman, Jr. (reunited with director Clarence Brown of The Yearling) plays the youth whose troubled sense of right makes him a catalyst in solving the mystery. And Juano Hernandez is memorable as Lucas: proud, perceptive, strong - words that also describe this superb film named one of 1949's 10 Best by the National Board of Review.

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A young boy learns about the power of racial inequality in this groundbreaking film based on William Faulkner's 1948 novel. Lucas Beauchamp (Juano Hernandez), a proud, intelligent black man living in the Deep South, has just been arraigned for the murder of a white man. It's a crime for which he's going to jail. But Lucas is barely in the jailhouse a few hours before an angry white mob starts fixin' to lynch him. His Caucasian brethren have never been pleased with Lucas's fancy clothes, stately manner, or "uppity" attitude. These folks wouldn't dream of letting him serve time peacefully; they want to "make him a nigger first." But a young white boy named Chick (Claude Jarman Jr.)--whom Lucas had earlier saved from harm--uncovers evidence that might prove his innocence. Desperate to save Lucas, Chick convinces his lawyer uncle (David Brian) to defend Lucas, and, with the help of a young black friend (Elzie Emanuel) and a feisty older white woman (Elizabeth Patterson), they set out to prove Lucas's innocence. This sophisticated drama from the multitalented Clarence Brown honestly portrays racial strife and injustice mixed with a sense of hope, humor, and realism.

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A black man is accused of murder in a small southern town, and the townspeople want him lynched.

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DeLorean owner here. And a fun fact is these Eagle Premiers have the same motor as the DeLorean. The only difference is they are a slightly bigger displacement (3.0 vs 2.8). So a lot of DeLorean owners buy these cars and pull the motors a put them in their DeLoreans if their engine is bad or they want an upgrade.

Anonymous said...

Don't you miss those plastic sidings? :)

Justin said...

Love the shot of the plastic sidings, and man does it look good with those meshies.

jakob hartel said...

European styling, european title, even european 'turbo' plastic on a car called 'EAGLE'.
A perfect alibi for those questioning their patriotism.

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Escape from Wallow-Land

My name is Ellie, and I am vulnerable.

I've been thinking a lot about vulnerability, and how it gets a bad rap.   In our society we're programmed to admire achievement, determination, drive.  We like to believe we're impenetrable.   At least I did, for a long time.

It takes a lot of guts to admit you're vulnerable, that you have weaknesses, soft spots, chinks in your armor.

It takes even more guts to ask for help.

Think about it - when was the last time you asked for help?   Especially with big fears and insecurities that you can barely admit to yourself, let alone to someone else.

I think women, in particular, internalize suffering.   When we're feeling inadequate we eat, we drink, we starve, we run faster, we work harder, we buy more.   We stuff.    We pour our energy into keeping up appearances - arranging our emotions like movie props - fearful that if we don't look the part, act the part, that we'll fall away from the pack.

When hit with hardship - loss, divorce, addiction, depression, anxiety - we tend to burrow inward, searching for answers from our own depths:  What am I doing wrong?   Why does it look so easy for her?   Why can't I stop eating/drinking/shopping/starving?  Why am I so sad/bored/lonely/angry?   All too often, the most important mission becomes making sure nobody knows how badly we're feeling inside.

For years I spent so much mental energy mulling over my inadequacies, wallowing in my shortcomings, it was mind-blowing.    It was just so comfortable there, in wallow-land.   I was used to this version of me-as-not-measuring-up.     Like a ratty old pair of sweatpants that I couldn't bring myself to throw away because they felt like an extension of me, I shuffled around in my shortcomings wondering how it is that everyone else seemed so, well, happy

When I hit rock bottom all my movie props came crashing down, and the dark underpinnings of my world were exposed for all to see.

I could no longer pretend that the outside version of me matched the inside version of me; my fall was spectacular.   People couldn't pretend to look away any more than I could pretend that I had it all together.

I braced myself for my worst fears to come true:  now that people know the truth, that I'm weak, I'm scared, I'm lost, that all the put-togetherness I've been projecting is one giant ruse, they will all go away.

That didn't happen.   Not even close.   I wasn't mocked, or shunned, or ridiculed.   The opposite, in fact - because my vulnerabilities were so visible, so obvious, so out there - people felt more comfortable letting me inside, sharing some of their private fears.

People in all areas of my life, not just in my recovery circle, started opening up more, letting down their guard just a bit.   Not because I had all the answers, but because I didn't, and I could no longer pretend differently.   I no longer wanted to pretend differently.

By asking for help I learned I wasn't the only mother who felt trapped, inadequate, disorganized, exhausted and scared out of her mind much of the time.  I surrounded myself with other mothers who fought back the fear, doubt and insecurity with laughter, a sympathetic ear, and the ability to give loving advice without judging.

By asking for help I discovered a network of people who had been through the darkness of addiction, come out the other side, and who could shine a light on the path for me, too.

I still relapse with this stuff all the time.  I'll start feeling inadequate, insecure, and the wallowing and self-selecting out of the club will begin:    I don't know what I'm doing with the blog, the jewelry business, the writing.  This person or that person does it better than I ever could.  I can't, I won't, blah blah blah.  I'll tunnel inward, deeper into my fears, and wonder why I'm so miserable.   Eventually shouldering the pain alone becomes too great, and I'll think:  oh yeah, ask for help.

If I see someone who seems to have it together, who is achieving things that I have only dreamed about, I try not to view them as superior, or a threat, or competition -- that's just the ratty old sweatpants talking.

I can ask them for help.   I used to feel it made me weak, less-than, to admit there are things I can't do well, things I don't know.  Because I used to think vulnerability was a dirty word.

Now I know it takes true courage to be vulnerable.

Vulnerability, like shame, can be a great teacher.

We can't heal what we can't face.

  1. WOW. Thanks Ellie, I needed this.

  2. Your last line really resonates with me: we can't heal what we can't face. So true. And so much energy we put into not facing those things...

  3. You just explained my life. I am buried so deep in my own insecurities that I feel paralyzed. I am so caught up in how bad I feel and can't stop beating myself up for not pulling myself together and creating my own happiness. I know how I want to be but that person seems so out of reach. The depressed me is so much stronger than the "me" I put out into the world when I have to. I'm so tired of losing this battle.

  4. Anonymous 9:13am - you're not alone, even if you feel like you are. Find someone safe - a trusted friend, a family member, a therapist, a spiritual advisor -- heck, even a chat group on the internet -- and start talking. Open up, ask for help. You will be amazed.

  5. Thank you AGAIN Ellie. This blog is better than therapy.

    And Anon, you ARE NOT ALONE! I have been there. Recently in fact. Ellie is right. Call for help. SCREAM for it. It's out there. More than you could imagine.

  6. Thanks once again Ellie - I always feel inspired when I come to your blog. You're doing some amazing work here, no matter what the sweatpants say.

  7. I love this post. And your comment about internalizing suffering turned a lightbulb on for me. I don't comment much, but I love reading your writing here. Thank you.

  8. Wonderful, wonderful post. I've been feeling like this lately.

  9. Yup, what you said! :)
    I've worn those ratty old sweatpants A LOT over the course of the past few years. I realized a while back that I needed to be vulnerable and be okay with it...but it took a long, long time to learn how. I still struggle but I am aware of how I can trap myself with that line of thinking that you talk about.
    Here I am, set to run in my first 5K tomorrow. I am beyond excited but when I start thinking of all of the other people that will be there, the more accomplished, "serious" runners, I think "WTH am I doing?!" And I remember that I have a partner and a team and it's totally okay to need them.

    Well done, Ellie. :)

  10. I can also really relate to this - it can feel so hard to open up and share my fears, failings and weaknesses. To ask for help, simply because I need it, rather than because I've analyzed the crap out of it to prove it's okay. The vulnerability is such a challenge for me. Thank you for reminding me how essential it is.

  11. Ellie-I hope you always write this blog. I find comfort in your words. :)

  12. I don't have words for this right now...but I read it, and I get it, and I'm living through it.

    Working on facing things. It is worth it, but it isn't always easy!

  13. I think it's what the Lord calls "humility". A difficult lesson for me to learn as well.


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Selling Online: Design, Development, and Business Considerations

Selling physical and digital goods online has become a mainstream option for nearly every type of business. Traditional retail is moving stock online, there are endless online-only shops, and every other type of service-related professional has the possibility of selling digital goods or related products online.

Selling Online: Design, Development, and Business Considerations

It's so practical to sell online these days, yet it's also a very over-saturated method of doing business. With more competition and a larger market, we as designers and developers should consider several factors when it comes to creating online shopping experiences, whether it is for our own products and services, or for our clients' ecommerce solutions.

In this article, we'll look into these considerations from our viewpoint: web and UI design, development, and business considerations for selling both digital and physical goods online.

Web & UI Design

Having a good design surrounding an online shop of any sort can be the key to its success. Great design creates trust, and can influence more buyers. Below are a few best practices concerning the web design and user interface design for websites selling either digital or physical goods.

Strong Images

Having strong imagery can be very influential when there's buying involved. Online shopping is more of a risk than casual browsing because there's commitment involved, and people like to see imagery of what they'll be purchasing. For physical goods, imagery of the products is a good start, and for digital goods, screenshots or visual representations will do.

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It isn't just about simply showing the customer what they'll be purchasing either, but rather having high quality and creative imagery to help represent the product. The imagery should portray emotion: a bag or clothing item could have a highly fashionable and successful women wearing it; a productivity app for sale could show a screenshot of somebody with a successful business using the app.

Focus on Categories

People prefer browsing by categories, or if they're looking for something specific, categories help them find it faster. There is usually a category section in every online shop as it's practical from the seller's standpoint too, so the design should put focus on the categories available for browsing. The longer a potential customer spends browsing, the more likely they'll make a purchase as well as recognize the brand at a later date.

The example above keeps categories simple and up top, and draws a lot of attention to them with colorful navigation and plenty of whitespace. The categories of this shop take on the primary navigation in this design.

Calls to Action

Any web design can benefit from a call to action, leading visitors to highlighted parts of the website. For online shops, calls to action can help get new visitors started on browsing, giving them a place to start. A strong call to action for an online shop may be the newest item, featured item, or featured section of the site.

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Calls to action that provide a particular use or benefit for those browsing can be most beneficial. Don't just highlight a product, highlight the benefit that the customer will get out of it if they purchase the item, or an item within the section displayed.

Easy-to-Find Shopping Cart

Just as you can see how many items you have right in front of you when physically shopping in a store, so should you be able to when shopping for anything online. The shopping cart should be easy to see and keep track of, and the traditional place is in the upper right hand corner. Displaying the number of items and a nice interface for finding the shopping cart easily can remind customers when it's time to check out.

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Design a shopping cart link that displays the total items, and even the current total price if wanted. A great design for the shopping cart link can increase sales overall.

Just as an online shop should have a useful and excellent design, its development structure should be set up for success as well. If a website doesn't function well, customers will not likely feel as though they should put their hard-earned money towards the products it's selling. Having a strong website from a development standpoint can create trust for customers, as well as provide an easy shopping experience.

An Integrated Shopping Cart

Have a shopping cart that is well integrated into the site. There are some options where shopping carts can be added on as the customer goes to a separate website to review the cart and pay, but it doesn't make for a very seamless experience. It's easy to do, but it does take the customer away from the site, and if they'd like to review their items, they can’t, and reviewing the cart comes only as a last option.

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Integrated Shopping Cart

Having a shopping cart as a part of the website allows the customer to remain on the site, review easily, and checkout, alter, or add items as needed. It can also help the customer to see their total cost or number of items in the cart on every page. External shopping carts can be a cheaper and easier alternative, and are great for any shop just starting out or a website selling a few items on the side — a serious online shopping experience should have an integrated cart however.

Trustworthy Payment Gateways

Taking credit cards can and should always be an option as it’s standard, easy, and convenient, but not everybody likes entering their credit card information on any site they come across. Plus, credit card transactions can be a hefty fee for the owner of the website as well. Use payment gateways that are trusted, such as integrating PayPal and PayPal's Bill Me Later Service. Google checkout is another popular option, and getting validated by is a small investment for the added feeling of security your customers earn.

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Many popular pre-made eCommerce options already have the top payment gateways included, and it's best to have that variety and the trustworthy options. If creating a solution from scratch, be sure to keep this in mind. If working off of the base of another eCommerce platform, do research in this area for sure.

Organized Site Structure & Search

Have practical categories, an organized directory structure, and a file system for managing all product information and images. The more organized, the more efficient the site can be. An online shop can become very content heavy very quickly, so it's best to be incredibly organized from both the back-end development perspective, and organized in the front-end for a great user experience.

From the perspective of the customer, always keep categories clearly defined, and sub-categories where needed. Have various filters for customers to easily find what they want, such as price, color, model, or other commonly searched-for features. Finally, include a well-functioning overall search for any customer that may be looking for a particular item or category of item.

Business Tactics

The portion of creating a successful online shop that is probably the most difficult is the business portion. Even with a perfectly set up shop there is still a lot to be done in the realm of branding, marketing, and management. All of these tasks take on their own role with any type of store, but selling online brings a new aspect to each of them.

Marketing is #1

For running an online shop, marketing is everything. Those that sell goods need to convince more customers overall to create a profit equal to someone providing a service. Marketing must be treated as a top priority, and marketing tactics should be smart and consistent. All of the standard marketing tactics still apply: provide great value, use social media, ads if necessary, and use SEO techniques.

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In addition to the standard marketing tactics, online shops can benefit from providing customers with the same marketing tactics as any offline store. Discounts, coupons, bundle specials, product placement, email/mail campaigns, and similar advertising techniques can all be translated to the online world to work in the same way.

Because profit margins may be lower, focus more on free or cheap advertising solutions, but with tactics that are intelligent and well-thought out. Make sure marketing remains a priority overall, and test various solutions for their effectiveness based on the particular market.

Worry About Shipping

The reason many people may choose to shop real-time versus online if possible is to avoid the issue of shipping. Not only does shipping cost far too much at times, but nobody likes to wait a week to get their order. Make shipping quality a priority as well, and you'll have a greater chance of repeat customers. If you offer free shipping on orders above a certain amount, or offer cheap and fast shipping, this can also act as a deciding factor for customers to shop through your site as well above others.

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Sometimes simply having enough of a profit margin to cover partial shipping expenses can ease the shipping cost fear for most customers. Nobody likes to see their total, and then at checkout see another $20+ added onto it because of shipping. Disguise it for a better shopping experience.

A Great Customer Experience

This can mostly come down to the design and development of an online shop, with user experience and user interface design. However, from a business perspective as well, pay attention to the customer service and experience your shop offers. If it's overly complicated or a hassle, don't expect repeat customers. Repeat customers are often the lifeblood of any online business, service-based or product-based.

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Build Trust and Be Credible

With so much competition in the online marketplace, building a brand is essential. It's not like a location dependent shop where location can limit shoppers. On the web, if someone can get online they can reach any shop to find a better experience, a more credible shop, or cheaper prices. Building trust and credibility among your customers with a great presence and great service can make or break any type of business with too much competition. It's all about marketing the brand name successfully. Make sure people can recognize you, and remember you after stopping by the first time!

Selling products online is a very competitive industry, and that's why it takes the best techniques in order to succeed in doing so. With a great design, useful functionality, and strong marketing and business tactics, an online shop can succeed with the right goods. A great design will build trust and stability, a strong development of an ecommerce website will also build trust and create for a great user experience and repeat sales, and the right business methods can bring the right customers to your website that will buy.

Feel free to share any additional tips for selling online in the comments below. Do you have any experience selling physical or digital goods online? What type, and how did you find success?

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    After we catch up to KLS? Are we gonna become our own independent game with different heros or does this game just slow down drastically?

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    My guess is that we will never be as current as KLS. I mean from what I heard their updates are somewhat random and usually consist of style items. They only get a new hero once a month, compaired to our 2 heroes a month, I wouldn't be surprised if we only started getting 1 hero a month as well.

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Historical Events for Year 1932

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Months in Year 1932: January - February - March - April - May - June - July - August - September - October - November - December

Events 1 - 150 of 329

Jan 1st - Jacob Cocey Sr chosen as mayor of Massillon Ohio
Jan 1st - Rasse und Siedlungshauptamt publishes Himmler's wedding laws
Jan 1st - The United States Post Office Department issues a set of 12 stamps commemorating the 200th anniversary of George Washington's birth.
Jan 2nd - Young gang shoot dead 6 police in Springfield Missouri
Jan 3rd - Martial law is declared in Honduras to stop revolt by banana workers fired by United Fruit.
Jan 4th - Bradman scores 167 for Australia v South Africa at the MCG
Jan 4th - British East Indies Viceroy Willingdon arrests Gandhi & Nehru
Jan 4th - State of siege proclaimed in Honduras
Jan 7th - 1st game played at Orchard Lake Curling Club, Mich
Jan 8th - Ratification of present SF City Charter
Jan 10th - "Mickey Mouse" & "Silly Symphony" comics syndicated
Jan 10th - "Pete the Tramp" cartoon strip by C D Russell debuts
Jan 12th - France's Laval government falls
Jan 12th - Hattie W Caraway elected 1st woman senator (D-Ark)
Jan 12th - Philip Barry's "Animal Kingdom" premieres in NYC
Jan 14th - 1st totalisator (to record racetrack bets) in US installed, Hialeah
Jan 14th - Horse racing legend Eddie Arcaro won his 1st race
Pacifist and Spiritual Leader Mahatma GandhiPacifist and Spiritual Leader Mahatma Gandhi Jan 19th - Charlie Conacher becomes 1st Toronto Maple Leaf to score 5 goals in a game, 1st coming at 7 seconds of game
Jan 21st - USSR & Finland stop non-attack treaty
Jan 23rd - El Salvador army kills 4,000 protesting farmers
Jan 25th - 1st commencement exercises at Hebrew U in Jerusalem
Jan 25th - Bradman scores 167 NSW v Victoria, 224 mins, 22 fours
Jan 26th - British submarine M-2 sinks in English Channel (60 dead)
Jan 26th - KUT-AM in Austin Texas changes call letters to KNOW
Jan 28th - 1st US state unemployment insurance act enacted (Wisconsin)
Jan 28th - Japanese forces attack Shanghai.
Jan 29th - Test debut of Bill O'Reilly, vs South Africa at Adelaide
Jan 30th - Grimmett 7-116 in South Africa 1st innings at Adelaide Oval
Jan 31st - US railway unions accept 10% wage reduction
Feb 1st - Bradman makes 299* vs South Africa, runs out partner going for 300th
Gangster Al CaponeGangster Al Capone Feb 2nd - Al Capone sent to prison (Atlanta, Georgia)
Feb 2nd - Geneva disarmament conference begins with 60 countries
Feb 2nd - Grimmett takes 14 wickets v South Africa (7-116 & 7-83)
Feb 2nd - Reconstruction Finance Corp organized
Feb 4th - 3rd Winter Olympic games open in Lake Placid, NY
Feb 4th - Japanese troops occupy Harbin, Manchuria
Feb 6th - 1st Olympic dog sled race, Lake Placid, NY (demonstration sport)
Feb 6th - Fascist coup in the Memel territory
Feb 9th - USA enters Olympic 2-man bobsled competition for 1st time
Feb 9th - US airship Columbia crashes during storm (Flushing, NY)
Feb 11th - 73°F highest temperature ever recorded in Cleveland in February
Feb 12th - Communist Party of Holland forms Unemployed Combat Committees
Feb 13th - "Free Eats" introduces George "Spanky" McFarland to "Our Gang"
Feb 13th - 25th Australian Championships: Coral McInnes Buttsworth beats Kathrine Le Mesurier (9-7, 6-4)
Feb 13th - 25th Australian Championships: Jack Crawford beats Harry Hopman (4-6, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3, 6-1)
Feb 14th - South Africa all out for 36 in 1st innings v Aust (Ironmonger 5-6)
Feb 15th - 3rd Winter Olympic games close at Lake Placid, NY
Feb 15th - Aust beat South Africa in cricket by an inn in 5 hrs 53 min playing time
Feb 15th - George Burns & Gracie Allen debuted as regulars on "Guy Lombardo Show"
Feb 15th - John Van Druten's "There's Always Juliet," premieres in NYC
Feb 15th - US bobsled team member Eddie Eagan becomes only athlete to win gold in both Summer & Winter Olympics (1920 boxing gold)
Feb 16th - 1st patent for a tree issued to James Markham for a peach tree
Composer and Lyricist Irving BerlinComposer and Lyricist Irving Berlin Feb 17th - Irving Berlin's musical "Face the Music" premieres in NYC
Feb 18th - Japan declares Manchuria independent
Feb 18th - Sonja Henie wins her 6th straight World Women's figure skating title
Feb 19th - William Faulkner completes his novel "Light in August"
Feb 20th - Japanese troops occupy Tunhua China
Feb 21st - Andre Tardieu becomes premier of France
Feb 21st - Camera exposure meter patented, WN Goodwin
Feb 22nd - Purple Heart award reinstituted
Feb 24th - Malcolm Campbell drives record speed (253.96 mph) at Daytona
Feb 25th - Immigrant Adolf Hitler gets German citizenship
Feb 27th - Explosion in coal mine Boissevain, Virginia, USA (38 dead)
Feb 29th - Failed coup attempt by fascist Lapua Movement in Finland
Feb 29th - TIME magazine features eccentric American politician William "Alfalfa" Murray on its cover after Murray stated his intention to run for President of the United States.
Aviator Charles LindberghAviator Charles Lindbergh Mar 1st - Charles Lindbergh Jr (20 months), kidnapped in NJ; found dead May 12
Mar 1st - 12 pro-independence revolutionaries captured in and around Chittagong in Bengal province, British India are sentenced to deportation for life, two to three-year prison terms with the remaining 32 being acquitted.
Mar 1st - The 20 month old son of Charles and Anne Lindbergh is kidnapped from their home in East Amwell, New Jersey in what became known as the "Lindbergh kidnapping"
Mar 7th - Riots at Ford-factory Dearborn Michigan, kills 4
Mar 9th - Eamon De Valera becomes president of Ireland
Mar 9th - Former Chinese emperor Henry Pu-Yi installed as head of Manchuria
Mar 17th - German police raid Hitler's Nazi headquarter
Mar 18th - 91st Grand National: Tim Hamey aboard Forbra wins
Mar 19th - The Sydney Harbour Bridge is opened.
Dictator of Nazi Germany Adolf HitlerDictator of Nazi Germany Adolf Hitler Mar 20th - Kara-Kalpak Autonomous Region in RSFSR becomes Kara-Kalpak ASSR
Mar 24th - 1st US radio broadcast from a moving train (Belle Baker WABC from MD)
Mar 27th - De Bataven soccer team forms in Gendt
Mar 29th - Jack Benny debuts on radio, on Ed Sullivan's New York interview program
Mar 31st - 150 wild swans die in Niagara waterfall
Mar 31st - Ford publicly unveils its V-8 engine
Apr 2nd - Charles Lindbergh turns over $50,000 as ransom for kidnapped son
Apr 4th - George Bernard Shaw's "Too True to be Good" premieres in NYC
Apr 4th - Vitamin C 1st isolated, CC King, Univ of Pittsburgh
Apr 5th - Dutch textile strike broken by trade unions
Apr 5th - Dominion of Newfoundland: 10,000 rioters seize the Colonial Building leading to the end of self-government.
Playwright George Bernard ShawPlaywright George Bernard Shaw Apr 9th - Stanley Cup: Toronto Maple Leafs sweep NY Rangers in 3 games
Apr 10th - Paul von Hindenburg elected 1st German president (Hitler is 2nd)
Apr 12th - Emmanuel Chabriers & Balanchines ballet premieres in Monte Carlo
Apr 12th - "Grand Hotel" directed by Edmund Goulding and starring Greta Gabo and John Barrymore premieres in New York, includes the line "I want to be alone" (Best Picture/Production 1932)
Apr 13th - Kozakken Boys soccer team forms in Werkendam forms
Apr 14th - Bizet, Massine & Mira's "Jeux d'Enfants" premieres in Monte Carlo
Apr 17th - Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia ends slavery
Apr 19th - 36th Boston Marathon won by Paul de Bruyn of Germany in 2:33:36.4
Apr 19th - President Herbert Hoover suggests 5 day work week
Apr 19th - Bonnie Parker is captured in a failed hardware store burglary, and subsequently jailed. A grand jury fails to indict her, however, and she is released a few months later
American Outlaw Bonnie ParkerAmerican Outlaw Bonnie Parker Apr 23rd - Shakespeare Memorial Theatre opens at Stratford-on-Avon
Apr 23rd - The 153-year old De Adriaan Windmill in Haarlem, the Netherlands burns down.
Apr 24th - German national election (NSDAP 36.3% in Prussia)
Apr 25th - Rose Franken's "Another Language" premieres in NYC
Apr 26th - Jean Anouilh's "L'Ermine" premieres in Paris
Apr 28th - 1st broadcast of "One Man's Family" on NBC-radio
Apr 28th - Yellow fever vaccine for humans announced
May 1st - 1st Suriname union congress at Paramaribo
May 2nd - Jack Benny's 1st radio show premieres (NBC Blue Network)
May 2nd - Pulitzer prize awarded to Pearl S Buck (Good Earth)
May 3rd - 24 tourists begin 1st air-charter holiday (London-Basle, Switz)
May 4th - Al Capone enters Atlanta Penitentiary convicted of income tax evasion
May 5th - Japan & China sign a peace treaty
May 7th - 58th Kentucky Derby: Eugene James aboard Burgoo King wins in 2:05.2
May 9th - 58th Preakness: Eugene James aboard Burgoo King wins in 1:59.8
May 9th - Piccadilly Circus, London first lit by electricity
May 9th - WOC-AM in Davenport Iowa merges with WHO to become WHO-WOC
May 10th - Government declares "Wilhelmus" as the Netherlands' national anthem
May 10th - Senate chairman Albert Lebrun becomes president of France
May 12th - Body of kidnapped son of Charles Lindbergh is found in Hopewell, NJ
May 14th - "We Want Beer!" parade in NY
May 15th - The 15th May Incident: in an attempted coup d'état, the Prime Minister of Japan Inukai Tsuyoshi is killed.
May 16th - Yanks 4th straight shutout to equal record set by Cleveland & Boston
May 17th - US Congress changes name "Porto Rico" to "Puerto Rico"
Aviation Pioneer Amelia EarhartAviation Pioneer Amelia Earhart May 20th - Amelia Earhart leaves Newfoundland 1st woman fly solo across Atlantic
May 20th - Engelbert Dollfuss becomes chancellor of Austria
May 21st - 1st Curtis Cup: US wins, 5½-3½ at Wentworth Club (Wentworth, England)
May 21st - 1st transatlantic solo flight by a woman (Amelia Earhart) lands in Ireland
May 23rd - Sir Hubert Ferdinand Opperman sets 24 hr record of 860 mi, 367 yds
May 25th - Goofy, aka Dippy Dawg, 1st appears in 'Mickey's Revue' by Walt Disney
May 26th - Admiral Makoto Saito forms parliament in Tokyo
May 28th - Dam closed, at current monument (South Seas)
May 29th - The Bonus Army of World War I veterans begins to assemble in Washington, DC in to request cash bonuses promised to them to be paid in 1945.
May 30th - Yankees dedicate a plaque to Miller Huggins
May 30th - Indianapolis 500: Fred Frame wins in 4:48:03.761 (167.604 km/h)
Jun 1st - Lunteren soccer team forms in Lunteren
Jun 2nd - German Chancellor Franz von Papen forms his "Cabinet of the Barons"
Jun 3rd - John McGraw, who came to NY in 1902, resigns as manager of Giants
Baseball Player Lou GehrigBaseball Player Lou Gehrig Jun 3rd - Lou Gehrig is 1st to hit 4 consecutive HRs; Yanks beat A's 20-13
Jun 3rd - Paul Von Hindenburg disbands German Parliament
Jun 4th - 64th Belmont: Tom Malley aboard Faireno wins in 2:32.8
Jun 4th - Edouard Herriot becomes premier of France
Jun 6th - Carlos Davila coup against pres Juan Montero of Chile
Jun 6th - Ijsselmeervogels soccer team forms in Spakenburg
Jun 6th - US Federal gas tax enacted
Jun 6th - The Revenue Act of 1932 is enacted, creating the first gas tax in the United States, at a rate of 1 cent per US gallon (1/4 ¢/L) sold.
Jun 6th - 37th French Championships: Henri Cochet beats Giorgio de Stefani (6-0, 6-4, 4-6, 6-3)
Jun 6th - 37th French Championships: Helen Wills Moody beats Simonne Mathieu (7-5, 6-1)
Jun 7th - Pitcher John Quinn, 47, is oldest player to have an extra-base hit (a double) & bat in a run, as the Dodgers beat the Cubs 9-2
Jun 10th - 1st demonstration of artificial lightning Pittsfield Mass
Jun 10th - 67th British Golf Open: Gene Sarazen shoots a 283 at Prince's England
Jun 13th - Air force's Marmaduke Brutal becomes leader of revolutionary junta
Jun 13th - Great Britain & France sign peace treaty
Jun 14th - German government of von Papen forms
Jun 16th - Germany forbids SA/SS-gang fights

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