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Tuesday, March 03, 2020

Armor For Sleep add new date to ‘What To Do When You Are Dead’ tour >

The additional date takes place in Mesa, AZ on June 25.

Earlier this week, New Jersey emo act Armor For Sleep announced a limited run of dates, their first since 2015. Now, they just added an additional date to their return run.
The initial tour was announced to celebrate 15 years of their album
What To Do When You Are Dead.

Armor For Sleep hit the road for the first time in five years beginning on June 18.

By Koltan Greenwood February 28, 2020

Over the weekend, Armor For Sleep posted a cryptic static-filled video clip with a silhouette of the suit-wearing man on their 2005 record What to Do When You Are Dead along with the number 15 creeping over the top of it.

Then, they made an official announcement of a tour to celebrate 15 years of the album.
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LINK >
https://www.altpress.com/news/armor-for-sleep-what-to-do-when-you-are-dead-tour-new-date/

Mesa Typewriter Exchange: A Sense of Place For More Than 60 Years

Second-generation owner Bill Wahl was back 'in-the-news' on CBS Sunday Morning.

Almanac: The first commercially-successful typewriter

On March 1, 1873, the Remington company started making the first commercially-successful typewriter, marketed as the Sholes and Glidden (or Remington No. 1) typewriter.

sholes-and-glidden-typewriter-smithsonian-national-museum-of-american-history-vertical.jpg — Remington's first typewriter with a "QWERTY" keyboard.

Unlike other attempts at a typing machine, this one used the now-familiar "QWERTY" keyboard, designed to keep the most frequently-used letters from jamming up.
Even so, it could only type in UPPER CASE.
Other typewriter makers also struggled with the upper- and lower-case conundrum.
When our Bill Geist visited the Mesa Typewriter Exchange in Mesa, Arizona back in 2012, owner Bill Wahl had a case in point:
Wahl: "This is a Caligraph. This is a very interesting machine. There's no shift key. So, you had your lower case keys, you had your upper case keys. And this machine also has an upstrike. … You could not see what you were typing as you were typing on this machine."
Geist: "Bad idea!"

From 2012: A typewriter renaissance

Over time, the shift key became standard – a CAPITAL improvement, you might say.

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CBS News

Almanac: The first commercially-successful typewriter

Other typewriter makers also struggled with the upper- and lower-case conundrum. When our Bill Geist visited the Mesa Typewriter Exchange in Mesa, Arizona ...

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Mesa Native Re-Locates To Rexburg Idaho To Run For Office

Hmmm ...When asked about where he is employed the Householder Campaign said “his primary employment is freelance website design and email marketing. He spends much of his time building websites for small businesses. Jacob has recently specialized in building online schools and spends much of his free time researching and writing.”
. . . When asked about his decision to run for senate the Householder Campaign said he wanted to be an advocate for “system fixes.”

BYU-Idaho student runs for
Idaho Senate

By Victoria Varnedoe vvarnedoe@uvsj.com

Standard Journal | 2020-03-02T15:25:00-07:00

REXBURG − Jacob Householder, a senior at Brigham Young University-Idaho, has announced his candidacy for the District 34 Senate seat currently held by Senate President Pro Tempore Brent Hill.
(Jacob Householder holding a political rally at the Madison County Courthouse.
Courtesy Photo/ The Householder Campaign)__________________________________________________________________________________
“Jacob is deeply committed to the healing of America through the restoration of the Constitution,” according to a press release.
“He has dedicated his life to teaching classes and seminars in the community on the principles of successful government in an effort to restore our nation to its original grandeur. Householder’s hope with his platform is to make politics simple for the common citizen. He wants the good people of District 34 to have hope for their future and show them that through addressing systemic problems in our legislative process, good legislation will have a much better chance at getting passed and dangerous legislation will be defeated more quickly.”
According to the press release, Householder seeks to reduce “frivolous regulation” and promote local business, educational freedom, protect those unborn and the traditional family, support the right to bear arms and further the public’s access to Idaho land and resources. . ."

Originally from Mesa, Arizona, 27-year-old Householder is a financial economics major at BYU-Idaho.
He is the eldest of seven and lives in Rexburg with his brother and sister.
He has grandparents in Boise and two brothers currently attending BYU-Provo.
Householder is the
> director of outreach for the Columbus Center for Constitutional Studies,
> director of the Restoration Generation and
> has helped found Rexburg’s Madison Liberty Institute and its Spark Freedom and BrushFires projects.

Know Your H20?? Drink-Up Guys!

< Main Street City Hall the front entrance.
That's a nice welcome sight most people never see: A Water Feature shows all the residues of chemicals in clear view spilled over the front fountain edge onto the paving blocks.
Now you can "what's in the water" by the stark white salty evidence that didn't get removed from the flow inside the pipes or get filtered-out.
City officials would want you to believe something else - 85 seconds of it produced for public consumption by Mesa Channel 11 Short Form Productions Uploaded to YouTube