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The introduction of subsidies to the performing arts in Britain happened almost overnight in early 1940. This was not a minor detail in government policy but a major change in the perception of arts in war-time. It was also the inception of cultural policy in Britain – a term which did not exist before. The Arts Council of England is a direct outcome of this development as is the culture portfolio within the UK government. Given that official policy until 1940 had been largely characterised by Lord Melbourne's famous 1835 dictum of "God help the minister that meddles with art" this was a revolutionary change. In this essay I concentrate on the foundation of CEMA, the Council for the Encouragement of Music and the Arts, and precursor to the Arts Council, not only because this aspect has been largely overlooked by research so far, but also because the introduction of cultural politics in the early 1940s signifies a significant shift, which has repercussions until today.
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Cllr Anna Lynch resigns
March 24, 2012 by trialbyjeory
I'm on holiday at the moment but Google has kindly sent me this story from the East London Advertiser.
Another test for Labour? Do please let me know who the likely runners will be. Presumabl, the by-election will be on May 3, the same day as the City Hall election. Again, I wonder whether Lutfur will field a candidate and, if so, will Ken come to campaign…
A Tower Hamlets Labour councillor has resigned today blaming it on the Tory government's NHS cuts.
Weavers councillor Anna Lynch, who worked as a nurse at the London Chest Hospital in Bethnal Green, said she is having to move to Somerset for work.
A by-election for her seat will be held on May 3 coinciding with the London Mayoral election.
Cllr Lynch said: "It is with sadness that today I resigned as a councillor representing Weavers ward. I work in the NHS and as a result of the Tory-led government's cuts, I have had to move out of London for work, making it impossible to continue to keep my commitment to represent those that elected me.
"It's been a difficult decision because I love living here and I love representing Weavers. "I'm proud of the work I've done with residents and my ward colleague Cllr Abdul Mukit over the past two years, including getting the council and police to take anti-social behaviour more seriously in the ward, campaigning against the problems caused by the growing night-time economy locally and stopping the independent Tower Hamlets Mayor from closing Rushmead One Stop Shop."
It is understood the Labour Group will shortly select a new candidate to fight the by-election her resignation causes.
Leader of the Labour Group Joshua Peck said: "I'm very sad Anna has had to resign as she has served Weavers ward well but I wish her well in her new job."
"We will fight hard to elect a new Labour councillor to stand up for Weavers residents".
Another Tower Hamlets by-election will be held for Spitalfields and Banglatown ward on April 19 after disgraced independent benefit fraud councillor Shelina Akhtar was barred from office.
on March 25, 2012 at 1:17 pm James Frankcom
Tower Hamlets is a multi-ethnic place but any observer would think only one community – the Bengali community – mattered.
According to Tower Hamlet's own website:
"Over half of Tower Hamlets' population are from non-white British ethnic groups. A third of these are Bangladeshi, of whom over a third are 15 years or less old."
Source: http://www.towerhamlets.gov.uk/lgsl/901-950/916_borough_statistics/ethnicity.aspx
Remember that figure – as of 2001 (the last available census material – 2011 is not available until July 2012) – only one THIRD of the population are Bengali.
But yet the Bengali people in this borough are grossly over represented at the detriment of everyone else, who I would say, are forgotten and perhaps even deliberately and systematically discriminated against.
At the moment, the Executive Mayor is Bengali and so is also the Deputy Mayor as well as the Speaker. Also, ALL of the mayor's 'cabinet' are Bengali.
Of the 51 councillors at Tower Hamlets 28 are Bengali (have Bengali names) and only 21 are not Bengali (plus two vacancies). This means 55% of the councillors are Bengali when the census says they make up just 33% of the population of the borough. Why this over-representation?
Most of the sitting councillors have been selected by Labour so I must ask WHY are non-Bengali people being institutionally discriminated against by Tower Hamlets Labour? Is Labour institutionally discriminatory towards anyone who is not from the Bengali community?
According to the 2001 Census (the only material available), just 37% of the population of Weavers Ward in LBTH are Bengali but yet two of the three councillors (66%) representing this area are Bengali.
Source: http://www.towerhamlets.gov.uk/idoc.ashx?docid=9c18a999-87ad-467d-af5a-b7062700a241&version=-1
I therefore say to Labour that when you are considering your options for replacing Anna Lynch that you widen your selection criteria and select a candidate who is not from the Bengali community and end the obvious and systematic discrimination maintained by your party against all the other people in this borough.
on March 26, 2012 at 1:33 am Grenville Mills (@GrenvilleMills)
One wonders who wrote the Tower Hamlets' web site on Ethnicity that you refer to. English grammatical construction isn't their strong point as in the recurring split infinitives: '15 years or less old', and 'Bangladeshies (their spelling) by far are the largest..'
Moving on, instead of relying on the Office for National Statistics (ONS) 2006 population estimates, why haven't Tower Hamlets updated this page with more current data they paid for? In 2009 Mayhew Harper Associates Ltd was commissioned jointly by the London Borough of Tower Hamlets and Tower Hamlets PCT to create a database of the Tower Hamlets population. This finds that Tower Hamlets had a confirmed minimum population of 234,828 persons at 30th September 2009 living in over 100,995 households.
It states that of the 11 ethnic groups within the borough, the Bangladeshi population is in the majority, with 75,401 people, closely followed by the White British/Irish population of 64,284 people. Of the 61,772 children and young people aged 0-19, more than half of these children are Bangladeshi, a very large majority compared to the next largest group of 9,072 White British/Irish children. Bangladeshi children account for 55.2% of all children in the borough. The detrimental effect of this surge on our schools has been well documented elsewhere. And by this I mean the challenge it has posed to balanced and well managed cultural integration.
In total 43% of the local population live in income deprived households, i.e., households receiving benefits. Of the 11 categories listed, Bangladeshis have by far the highest level of income deprivation at a staggering 73.2%, closely followed by Somalis at 72.5% although they account for only 2% of the population. Levels then drop to around 35% for other Asian subcontinent, Black African, mixed and Black Other groups. The East European and non identifiable population are least income deprived at 19.7% and 18.2% respectively. 29.5% of the White British/Irish population are income deprived.
By understanding the demographics we can more capably administer integration but this will entail fundamental changes to the regime we have in place currently.
Grenville – I don't understand your figures. If there is a 'minimum population' of 234,828 then how can the Bangladeshi/Bengali population be "in the majority" if they have only 75,401?
75k is only 32% of 234k – roughly speaking the same as in the LBTH figures.
By majority do you mean a "simple majority" – as in they are the largest single community rather than "absolute majority" which means they constitute more than 50% of the population?
If so – at 32% of the population they are still over-represented by having 55% of the seats and all the important jobs (Mayor, Deputy Mayor, Speaker, Chief Exec, and ALL the cabinet members)
So let's look at how this whole thing came about…
The referendum petition:
According to Andrew Gilligan: "in the more than 17,000 signatures on that petition, I counted just 130 non-Asian names. That's in a borough where 60 percent of the people are non-Asian."
Is that racist? or was it only the Bangladeshi community that wanted the directly elected mayor? Did the organisers racistly decide not to ask anyone from the other community or did NOBODY from the other community support the idea?
I wonder if a referendum petition supported by 99% white people would be approved by the council… it makes you wonder.
So 40% of 17,000 were "invalid" but Lutfur's council decided the remaining 60% of 17,000 or 10,200 signatures were "enough" – so 10,000 people all from one community decided we needed to have this autocracy imposed on is – that is just 4% of the borough population and good news in a way because we now how many signatures are needed to overturn this elective dictatorship. And we can get them any time between now and November 2014.
I am no vilifying a community. I am just highlighting the fact a community who are still only 32% of the population of this borough currently take ALL the top jobs and a greater share of representatives than is fair.
Would it be right for an entirely white borough administration representing 60% of the borough population to be imposed on a 32% Asian minority? No it wouldn't – SO why should it be okay the other way around?
This over-representation is probably the fault of Labour who instinctively choose brown over white, gay over straight – it is like they have something lurking in their ideological closet they keep trying to disprove… and it seems to me that the bar to getting on the list of Labour Party prospective councillors in LBTH is far lower if you are Bengali than if you are White and even lower if you are female and Bengali – then you tick all the boxes and they will select you without having even met you.
This lower-bar hypothesis might help explain why so many Bengali Labour councillors have changed party allegiance so many times while this is not the case among the non-Bengali candidates who have had to work so much harder and for so much longer to get where they are.
Unfortunately anyone who dares discuss this subject is immediately and quite predictably declared to be Himmler incarnate. You can think what you like – I am championing the interests of my community and this needs to be done much more often.
on March 25, 2012 at 2:28 pm Steve O'Driscoll
Maybe I'm old fashioned but I'd rather the party selected our candidate based on their merits rather than their skin colour.
Me too… clearly the merits of Shelina Akhtar won through…
on March 25, 2012 at 3:55 pm Andy
The vast majority of non-Bangladeshi Tower Hamlets electors do not vote in local elections, and have no involvement in any political or community activity. They have expressed no views on the policies they would like the mayor or the local authority to implement, or how they are represented. It is not surprising that their views and interests are ignored – they deserve no better. It is about time the public realised that democracy is a precious commodity. If they don't use it, they will lose it. There is no point blaming the Bengali community. They have worked to achieve what they see as their interests. it is not their fault that others can't be bothered.
on March 26, 2012 at 10:04 am The Flapdoodler
@ James F: a hearty welcome to your life as an ethnic minority. It must be really boring playing poker with you, every card you play is the race card. The irony is that there is no shortage of legitimate critique that you could levy against the Mayor and local politics in general yet you insist on standing on the margins monologuing.
on March 26, 2012 at 10:14 am Sheraz
Yeah James – instead of moaning about us Bengali's, who you had no problem 'volunteering' for in regards to a Bengali owned paper, then suddenly realising you were working for the 'enemy' and leaving as you say, if more of the non-Bengali voters came out and voted, maybe things would have been different…. along with Labour not making a monumnetal f**k up with all that selection debarcle in 2010.
You cant blame some Bengali's on Lutfur's side taking advantage of the above… every ethnicity in the political world will use what they could, legally to win.
You sure you left of your own accord from that 'volunteering' post…. as you show blatant signs of villifying a whole community with some sort of resentment that comes about when you have treated badly by an individual/company!
on March 27, 2012 at 6:54 pm Sheraz
On that note, just saw Shelina at the local gym today…. How long did she serve?
on March 26, 2012 at 11:49 pm Norman
Does anyone know the potential runners for Weavers?
on March 27, 2012 at 11:36 am Graham Taylor
It's a shame that this has turned into a debate about one of James' bizarre racist rants, but can I wish Anna all the very best in her new career, she's a great loss to Tower Hamlets politics, and a great loss to the NHS in the East End.
Maybe James could have a look at the names of all of the candidates nominated by Labour in the 2010 local elections. The selection process was far from perfect, but it tried to reflect the make-up of the electorate.
On the subject of equality, one-third of Labour councillors elected in LBTH in 2010 were women – this puts all of the other parties to shame – with the obvious exeception of the sole Lib Dem!
Labour is also the only party in the council chmaber that represents a cross section of the community. All of the Tories and the Lib Dem are white.The Mayor and his independent / Respect followers are all Bangladshi. The only point I'm trying to make here is that Labour is quite a way from only representing one section of our community as James suggests.
For once I completely agree with Steve O'Driscoll. Though I can't find his name on the party membership list. Strange that.
on April 1, 2012 at 11:13 am eastendersscriptwriterscouldn'tmakeitup
I am not a Tory (very far from, in fact) but in their defence they did have a Bengali councillor who defected to Lutfur – it was covered on this blog last year.
on April 1, 2012 at 2:48 pm James Frankcom
One thing I always found totally bizarre while I was "on the inside" is the Harriet Harman style women-only drama the Labour Party puts itself through. While I was there, time and again a vacancy would occur and several people would put themselves forward (and I don't mean me) who were capable and motivated to fill whatever position it was but were told – "no" – this is a "women-only" list. The office would then remain unfilled until a woman – literally any woman at all – applied, or was often the case – her father applied for her. These reluctant women officers would have no idea at all what they were supposed to be doing and would then fail to attend and nothing would happen but at least everything was PC. It seems plain to me that the selection of people like Shelina Akhtar was the end-result of this excruciatingly politically-correct dogmatism.
Graham – be honest with us – why did Labour select Shelina Ahtar? What were her outstanding qualities which put her above the other candidates? Who else was short-listed by Labour to run for that seat?
on March 28, 2012 at 9:59 am Andy
Greville, have you ever heard the ironic saying "A preposition is not a word you should end a sentence with"? It is particularly appropriate when you criticise the grammar of others.
on March 31, 2012 at 12:23 pm Steve O'Driscoll
James – the Chief Exec is not Bengali. Where do you get your information from?
He's from Africa – an Indian from Kenya or Uganda, I think, and got kicked out by Idi Amin
…Graham Taylor cannot talk. Look at the disaster THLP is now… it is a party whose only purposeappears to be limp wristed opposition to IFE/Respect and they have long since lost any socialist principles (Graham voting against Academy Schools in principle as THLP Chairman while at the same time as a College Governor steering his college towards Academy Status is a case in point).
If it wasn't for Labour in TH totally abandoning its original constituency (and by this I mean the cosmopolitan mix of communities London is famous for) and instead devoting all its efforts to winning purely Bengali voters (many of whom were only using Labour as a vehicle to obtain power) they wouldn't be in the shit they are in today. If Labour had not abandoned its core supporters because they were no longer fashionable they would still be winning here and perhaps more of the people who have since given up and migrated to Essex and the Costa Brava might still be living here.
Dismissing my concern about the complete concentration of power by one minority to the detriment of all others as "racist rants" is the easiest thing in the world to do. It means Labour can carry on avoiding even thinking about the epic problems they have created… and lo and behold the same thing suddenly happens in Bradford and nobody in Labour can understand why.
Labour have betrayed and abandoned their true support groups in favour of gambling the lot with a religiously motivated group masquerading as Labour supporters who as soon as the opportunity arises demonstrate they actually have no loyalty to Labour at all.
on April 1, 2012 at 11:10 pm David Donoghue
From Facebook:
Bill Turner
I understand people's surprise that I have accepted Mayor Lutfur Rahman's offer of the post of Deputy Mayor however I am sure with time people will understand. It's a pity to leave the Labour Party after all these years but neared an upward.
It's not an April Fool, that's why we are doing an evening announcement. There's a press conference at the Clifton tomorrow.
on April 2, 2012 at 11:15 am stuartmadewell
Ha Ha very funny David!
Of much more interest is the reason Michael Keith was turned down for the Weavers by-election in favour of John Pierce. Michael is now considered to be too critical of Josh and would be more pragmatic in relation to Lutfur.
John Pierce is known to be extremely hostile to Lutfur, has similar views to Graham Taylor and is the kind of Militant atheist that would make Richard Dworkins blush
I reckon Bill Turner has been "face raped" … as for John Pierce – he sounds like just the sort of guy the people of Weavers need.
I am reliably informed that John Pierce is a catholic and not an atheist! Al;though his thoughts on the Pope would be interesting
on April 3, 2012 at 12:09 pm Graham Taylor
Crikey Stuart – were you on the selection panel?
The sort of views I share with John are social justice in a plural democracy and giving a voice to all sections of society. The sort of thing you've long abandoned and reverted to your revolutionary Leninist beliefs.
I also disagree with John on lots of things. But fortunately in the Labour party we're tolerant of peoples differences, and I'll be proud to be out campaigning for John in the next few weeks and hope you'll joinn us Stuart – or will you be supporting Lutfur's candidate?
James – 'limp wristed', what could you possibly mean by that?
on April 3, 2012 at 2:23 pm Steve O'Driscoll
Sounds to me like James has moved on from
racism to thinly-veiled homophobia, Graham
on April 3, 2012 at 2:46 pm stuartmadewell
Graham your ignorant and slanderous comments do you no favours. On another blog Rachel has just been complaining about people telling lies. Now you start lieing about my beliefs.
For the record I have always opposed Respect – In Shadwell we won two out of three seats from them in 2010 only narrowly missing the third. We won not by aping their politics but standing up for the needs of local people.
I was fighting the 'hard left' over stock transfer when other people were still mouthing slogans about 'Defending Council Housing'. Today THCH which helped to developis the best social landlord in the borough thanks in part to the structure of resident empowerment which I and others fought for. When I tried to get the party to take the issue of resident empowerment seriously in 2005 I was ignored by Michael Keith. The LA directors all Labour were thrown off the board because they did not attend meetings.
I have no idea of Lutfur will put up a candidate if he does I won't support him for the same reason I didn't support Robbani in Spitalfields. Having said that I stand by my view that the attitude of the Labiour Group to the mayor is poisonous and counterproductive. I don't believe in opposition for oppositions sake.
For the record I think the Group ought to have a major rethink of its strategy. They should agree to constructive engagement with the Mayor. They should decide on what issues they can work with the Mayor and where they can't.
Graham's intemperate views about the Mayor are well known, views which I know that John shares. I am sick and tired of being told that Lutfur is an Islamist extremist. Look at the policies he has followed and where we were four or five years ago.
On Housing, Policing, Education and above all the budget he has dragged the left leaning Bengali cllrs onto the centre ground of British politics!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes he's cut £100million and got the left to support those cuts. I think he deserves some credit for that.
on April 4, 2012 at 12:32 am Lex
Ted, the spat between Graham and Stuart Madwell of little interest. However, Stuarts assertion that Lutfur Rahman has dragged the left leaning Bengali Cllrs. into the centre of British politics is simply both proposterous and luaghable in equal measure.
Has Stuart forgotten that a couple months ago Lutfur was being celebrated by the left as one of the most influential lefty in the UK. Better still what exactly has Lutfur Rahman achieved that red arsed African baboon wouldn't be able to if it were Mayor. As regards the apparent £100m cuts – whoever was Mayor or Leader would have had to make the cuts – because the funding to the Council was cut. So, please try to find something remotely credible that Lutfur has achieved as Mayor. He has done nothing – around Housing, Education, Social Care and all the other key services that would not have happened anyway.
Yes you can credit him with recruiting his IFE and other Ken Livingstones leftys as advisors and officers. His latest is Numan Ahmed as his political advisor another IFE big wig.
on April 4, 2012 at 1:19 am Lex
My apologies to all red arsed African Baboons I meant no disrespect – in fact I meant to say that you would do a far better job in running the Council than the current Mayor.
I have no idea if Lex is a pseudonym for a Labour Party member or not. I would sincerely hope that he was not a member of my party as his racist viewpoint is clear from his comments comparing the Mayor to an african baboons. However that is an example of the kind of abuse that passes for political comment in Tower Hamlets these days.
I would point out that whilst he has made cuts he has been able to do so without the dramatic cuts to front line services seen in other boroughs. He has also brought in a scheme to compensate for the loss of the EMA.
Having said that I think there are constructive criticism to be made of the Mayor. I think more could have been done to secure jobs on the Olympics for local people. I think the deal he did with Olympic organisers after we learnt the marathon wasn't coming to the borough has proved to be one sided
on April 4, 2012 at 4:29 pm Lex
Ted, what is it with the likes of Stuart Madwell any legitimate and substantive criticism of this inept and wasteful Mayor is now confined to racism.
I don't whether this guy Stuart is black or white or whether he has ever experienced racism – but take it from me this guy Lutfur Rahman epitomises the notion of left wing facism. He veils his true natural bigotry and hatred for white people, Jews and even Muslims who do not adhere to his brand of extremist Islam.
How can Stuart in one breath claim to be a Labour party member and on the other defend this Lutfur Rahman who has damaged the Labour movement in Tower Hamlets.
I have no idea who Lex is what his politics are. I doubt very much that he is a Labour party member, but is probably a Tory troll or more likely an EDL supporter.
His use of terms like 'left-wing fascism' which I believe is a meaningless phrase to hide his personal inadequacies.
I'd recommend a long course of anger management therapy
on April 4, 2012 at 8:43 pm trialbyjeory
Oh, I think he or she is far too knowledgable about the town hall rumour mill to be an EDL troll.
on April 3, 2012 at 9:18 pm Weavers by-election candidates « Trial by Jeory
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Dear oh dear! I despair at the likes of Stuart if that is his real name. His blind and utterly unqualified support for Lutfur Rahman sounds like he so beholden to Lutfur Rahman that either Lutfur has him by the proverbial 'dogs danglers' and or Stuart has financial interests with Lutfur Rahman. Stuarts lack of all common sense and an inability to distinguish between right and wrong – the lawful and the unlawful increasingly sounds like Stuart might be Alibor Choudhry or Sajid Miah. While you would expect this kind of behavior from Alibor with his controversial background in Stepney it is not something that one would expect from Sajid – a city trained lawyer with a bright future ahead of him. But I still have hope that people like Stuart/ Alibor will see the folly of their actions and dis-engage from this Mayor.
Stuart need not doubt any longer about my politics – I am a Labour Party member and have had the privilege of working with authentic Labour leaders like the late Peter Shore, Neil Kinnock, Gordon Brown, Rushanara Ali etc… so I need not display my balanced socialist democratic centre politics to the likes of Madwell or any of Lutfur's lackey proxies.
While the condition of the Labour Party both nationally and in Tower Hamlets is a matter of serious concern – it is a catastrophe of biblical proportions that we (the Labour Party, the People of Tower Hamlets and media) have allowed the creation of Lutfur Rahman. We must all take responsibility and recognize the conditions we created that led to this monstrous outcome.
The likes of Stuart/ Alibor need to stop playing the race/ religion card every time that evidence based criticism is directed at Lutfur Rahman. They do not need to stoop so low – true success and achievement through genuine honest effort is much more sustainable and will win most decent hardworking peoples hearts and minds – across the ethnic, religious and social status boundaries. For the future of Tower Hamlets we so desperately need the voices of reason to speak out for all of the people and not just a few.
I will not speak for Alibor as he is capable of speaking for himself. I am neither his cheerleader nor his lickspittle. However because Lex thinks that Lutfur Rahman is such an unmitigated disaster I will explain in calm terms why I think he is wrong.
As is well known I am the branch secretary in Shadwell. Alibor and Rabina were candidates chosen not be local members but by the regional party to stand in this ward in 2010 at the local elections. Because Michael Keith had lost the by-election to Respect the Regional party thought we were an unwinnable ward. Alibor had previously represented St. Dunstans but Regional arbitrarily moved him to prevent his re-election because he was close to Lutfur.
We were determined to prove them wrong, not least because we knew why Michael had lost. He failed to listen to local residents about their concerns. Alibor and Rabina listened to local residents concerns. They quickly discovered that people were dissatisfied with Respect because although they listened, they didn't do anything to solve their problems.For example local people had objected to planning consent being given to a fast food takeaway. We got counjcillors to change their minds. Our answer has always been 'Delivery, delivery, delivery'. That is to say local councillors are judged not by their promises but by what they achieve for local residents over the course of four years. At the end the residents have the chance to chuck them out if they do not deliver.
During the campaign and since we have had that in the forefront of our minds. The arguments about Lutfur Rahman have not distracted me or any other member of my branch from that central purpose. So that although Alibor and Rabina are no longer Labour Party members, they are still councillors for our ward and we expect them to continue to listen and work with local residents. That is why we have worked with them in the campaign to Save King Edward Memorial Park.
My view is that I would like them back in the party. As a loyal party member I have told both of them that I disagree with their decision to support an independent candidate in Spitalfields as I don't think it will help the ongoing campaign to get them back into the party.
After Bradford the Labour party is now rethinking what it does. Galloway's ability to mobilise large setions of the asian community has made people pause and think. Some people. Lex included, do not want to think or to learn. He seems to think that Lutfur Rahman is a Bengali Oswald Mosely! Simply denouncing him and calling people names 'left wing fascist' 'Revolutionary Leninist' or whatever fails because you are not talking and listening to the people who matter – the voters!


It was an exciting three days of painting with the Ontario Society of Artists in Killarney Canada. If you ever want to feel like you are missing time or have been abducted from reality, just try painting plein air. As some call it the new GOLF, for the creative at heart.
I painted as Charlie photographed.. here is a mini preview of what will follow. The scenery was spectacular, the fall colors could not have been more vibrant.
Thank you to the Shorewood organizers!
Having just finished the Shorewood plein air event, even though it was exhausting, it was a success for me.
I finally feel like my work is coming around. Of the four submissions, I came home with just the pumpkins, that didn't sell.
The community of Shorewood, WI. was so welcoming and hospitable to all of the participating artists, we cannot thank you enough!
Plein Air after "Alla Prima"
I had the opportunity to paint with Dan Gerhartz one night, and was totally inspired by a process that I was unfamiliar with. My former student advised me, "if you are going to paint with Dan, then read "Alla Prima" by Richard Schmid, Dan's mentor. " It was a struggle finding a copy of this out of print book, but my friendly local library retrieved one from Minnesota.
This painting is the first after reading the book. I hope to apply his rules for plein air painting, and that my work will continue to get looser and more painterly, that is the goal.
Today we got a chance to drop into the Art Bar on Burleigh and see the show produced by those of us who brave the elements and in this case. go back to the studio and create. Thank you to whom ever purchased the sketch!
We have returned from a wonderful 10 days in Ireland. Our travel companions hailed from the Ontario Society of Painters, they were the best!
The time we spent in Dingle was the greatest, Carmel, our friend and tour director provided us with opportunities to paint, show our work, dine, drink, and LAUGH! Hope you enjoy seeing some of the work.
The music and beer is so enticing.. that staying out late has given early morning painting a problem..It is 10 AM and still not painting..
First night in Dingle..today is go time!
a long drive from Dublin, but really worth it. The scenery is outstanding, the artists here are ready to get out and paint. One courageous soul has already been out to paint this morning, she left the bed and breakfast 5 AM and returned by 9 with a finished work.


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Imbolc, usually celebrated on 1st February. The Gaelic season whose name is thought to derive from the pregnancy of ewes ("in-belly"), or Old Irish Imb-fholc ("to cleanse oneself"), or from even earlier roots to mean "budding".
St. Brigid's Day, originally the Imbolc festival celebrating the original Brigid, a pagan goddess. When the Christian saint Brigid of Kildare came along in the 6th century, the two identities we fused, and the Saint was allocated Imbolc as her feast-day.
German immigrants imported a pre-Christian tradition of early February weather prognostication, to the USA, where Groundhog Day on 2 February is reckoned to be more fun than the Candlemas it has largely replaced. Groundhog Day/Candlemas is also the global celebration of World Wetlands Day, which I also think of as San Blas Eve. The following day, on 3 February, is San Blas when, according to the Spanish saying, la cigüeña verás – you'll see the stork. "If he don't show, plenty more snow." A silken (cloudless) sky on San Blas morning, means a good year for vines, while planting garlic on San Blas Day is guaranteed to yield seven times as much at harvest: Por San Blas, ajete: mete uno, saca siete.
Ecologists recognise six seasons in the temperate zone, including one that bridges winter (hibernal) and spring (vernal). The Prevernal is that time when carolling birds and nebular midges happily delude themselves that winter is over, and we happily collude in the deception. After the wettest and warmest December and January since UK records began, we still await news of winter.
For me, this year I shall be celebrating World Wetlands Day in at least two globally-important Spanish wetlands: Laguna de Medina, near Cádiz, and the Coto Doñana. Then the next day, the first day of my spring, I'll be looking for storks. I should see a few, I'll be going to the biggest colony in the world, and they're already nesting, I'm told.


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SIA launches new counter-terrorism e-learning on 10th September
Today, Friday 10 September, the Security industry Authority (SIA) is launching Action Counters Terrorism (ACT) Security e-learning for security professionals. The SIA developed the new training in partnership with the National Counter Terrorism Security Office and the Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure.
ACT Security is free, specialised training for front line security operatives. The custom-built training provides up-to-date counter-terrorism knowledge to help operatives prepare for and respond to terrorist incidents whilst on duty.
The course will take around 1 hour 15 mins and its flexible delivery will allow the user to pause and save progress. This new ACT Security e-learning course follows a successful pilot in August 2021 that included security businesses and operatives.
Paul Fullwood, Director of Inspections and Enforcement, SIA said:
"The security industry plays a vital role in public protection. We've been working closely with counter-terrorism experts within the National Counter Terrorism Security Office and the Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure to develop specialised e-learning for the security industry. ACT Security will provide operatives with greater knowledge and confidence to detect, deter, or disrupt potential terrorist activity. We urge all security operatives to take this free specialised training to enhance their skills to combat the threat of terrorism."
When taken with ACT Awareness e-learning, the new training covers the entire counter-terrorism content for the licence-linked qualifications and top-up training. There are five modules that cover:
the role of a security operative in counter-terrorism
current terrorist attack methods
identifying and responding to suspicious activity
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Security professionals can take the training as follows:
Send an email to mailto:CTCode@sia.gov.ukwith the subject "PIN request for ACT e-learning". The SIA will reply with a PIN
Go to the ACT e-learning site
Enter the PIN sent by the SIA when asked for an access/PIN code.
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National Institute of Technology Hamirpur sends notification for faculty recruitment
National Institute of Technology (NIT), Hamirpur has invited applications for faculty positions on contract basis in various departments. The appointment shall initially be for one year, which can later be renewed to three years, based on the candidate's performance.
The candidates with a Ph.D will be paid a salary of Rs 47,200
The candidates with M.Tech/ME/M.Arch/M.Phil degree will be paid a salary of Rs 43,500
The candidates with B.Arch degree will be paid a salary of Rs 40,000
Engineering Department- The candidate must have a first class degree at both undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) level.
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The candidates will be shortlisted and then the candidates will be called in for an interview.
The candidates must download the application form from the official website and send in their applications to the NIT Hamirpur office.
The last date to apply for the post is March 16.
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Saints are delighted to confirm they have entered into a dual registration partnership with Leigh Centurions for the 2019 season.
Under the partnership agreement Saints will allow first team squad players to feature for Leigh in the Betfred Championship.
Saints Chief Executive Mike Rush said: "We're grateful to both John Duffy and the Centurions for entering into an agreement which will be beneficial for both clubs.
"There have always been strong ties between the two clubs and there are strong friendships between key members of both organisations.
"In reaching this decision, we considered the close proximity between the two clubs, the fine facilities that Leigh have and the excellent relationship and regard we hold for John Duffy, Paul Anderson and the other Leigh staff and officials.
"Over the course of the season some members of our first team squad will need more game time for various reasons and this partnership will allow them to get that, playing at a good level in the Championship and in the right environment.
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Nevermind all this talk about politics and Miley Cyrus' new haircut; my kid started kindergarten today. That's what needs to be talked about. I should also probably talk about how there was an hour long process of events post-drop-off that had to occur before I finally had that weepy mother's moment (which I hadn't even planned on doing anyway). Both he and I were so ready for school to start after five years of having him all to myself. So ready. But it turns out that teary-eyed moment had just been biding it's time, waiting for me to fully realize a few things. And rather than finding it all emotionally silly, I felt it was more a rite of passage, one that every mother will have sooner or later. Bless her ever-loving soppy sappy heart.
Like I said though, I was slow to realize all this. I had quietly peeked through the classroom door with other parents as the teacher instructed the children to find the seat with their name on it. And my Bosco meandered around looking. I knew he could identify his name no problem, but somehow he was the last one left standing and he wouldn't sit down in the only empty seat left which meant it must not have had his name on it. The anxiety rose up inside of me as I saw him stand there so small and innocent and I was flooded with memories from my own elementary days. Bobby not letting me have a turn on the swings or that dang dodge ball etc. etc. Far more self conscious than Bosco is, I would have really hated this turn of events, but it didn't even seem to phase him. He just had a patient look of "whatever" on his face (he gets this from his father I can only assume). So I stood there out of his view and felt the anxiety for him. Well, someone had to right? Where's my seat teacher! What a whackadoo am I. The word "injustice" started flashing across my brain, like it would for any normal-over protective-living vicariously-mother. Eventually the teacher pointed out to a girl that she had taken the wrong seat and Bosco finally got situated. But I was done for. Right then and there I realized that I was now on a new journey for the sake of my and my children's sanity. The journey known as "chilling out." Brought to you by the letters O and K. And C-R-A-Z-Y. And this journey is pretty much now never-ending because I'm officially sending my child out into the world where I will not be with him every second of the day and these sorts of things both important and unimportant will happen to him all the time. Sometimes he'll get left out. Sometimes his jokes won't go over so well because not everyone loves a joke that doesn't make sense. Sometimes people will say mean things to him. Sometimes things won't work out right for him and he'll have to be there on his own in that moment, dealing with it. Oh my gosh he's going to have to deal with things without me sometimes! The thought of that really does just punch me in the gut and leave me feeling a little sickish. And obviously this journey particularly stinks because no parent wants to see their child without a seat so to speak. Or called carrot-top so to speak. Ahem. But so it is.
Then when I got home with no Bosco by my side and Bubba sitting there playing quietly without his brother I realized I was now on yet another journey called "You think you feel sad right now, just wait until he moves out."
Then I realized I was really tired and my clothes were not as comfortable as I would have them be but that I was going to have to do this, wake up earlier every morning for the next bazillion years and get dressed in real clothes to take him to school, like I was the one in school all over again. Oy.
So yes for all these reasons, today I had my rite of passage into starting that years-long arduous process of letting go of a child I grew inside of me and birthed into this world, so he can grow up and get hairy and hormonal and eventually become a man, even an amazing man. And I'll tell you what, I have a great big ol' headache.
Awwwww. Gavin is so big! Congrats on crying. Its a cleansing experience. My insides are super clean because I cry all the time!
Tough stuff! My girl will be there in three years and if the past two are any indication it will be here tomorrow. Not really looking forward to it!
I'll try again...CONGRATULATIONS on your next adventure! I have been away and am assuming your pink announcement has made it to this blog!? :) (I saw it on FB but am commenting here!?) SOO exciting!!
Yes. Exactly. I'm glad not to be the only one to cry about this!


I am a 3rd generation medium following in the footsteps of my Grandfather who was a trance healer, my god father who was a trance medium and my mother who was a medium and used to run Newton Abbot Spiritualist Church.
I was able to see and communicate with the spirit world from a very young age but didn't start developing mediumship until I entered my 30's, there I sat in a development circle for 10 years before finally deciding to work full time for the spirit world.
I now travel the UK and sometimes Europe doing Clairvoyant and Trance Mediumship Demonstrations, workshops, retreats and private readings.
Look forward to seeing or speaking with you soon.
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I did my Ph.D. (in the field of Structural Bioinformatics) under the guidance of Prof. R. Sowdhamini at National Centre for Biological Sciences (NCBS), Bangalore, India. My native is Udaipur, Rajasthan.
I found my interest in photography when I bought my first camera, Nikon P100, in December 2010. Occasional clicks turned into hobby and later into passion. I click almost everything which pleases my eyes. I shoot fine-arts, macros, nature, landscape, architecture, portraits, candids, events, etc.
I was awarded as the "Best Photographer of the Year" 2012 and 2013 by Pixoto in "Artistic Objects" category and for the year 2013 in "Products and Objects" category. Please visit my Pixoto profile for more details.
I won 1st prize in "Amateur Photography Contest" as conducted by UdaipurTimes (a local online news website in Udaipur) in the month of August, 2013, when one of my images "Saturn_Rings" was selected as the best among the lots by the judges.
One of my images, "My..Army" (chessboard) was among the top 15 images as selected by The International Union of Crystallography and Agilent Technologies. The image was selected for the Australian satellite competition, displayed all over in Australia, and was featured at the SCANZ Crystal29 conference in Queensland. It was also used in the celebratory Agilent/IYCr2014 Academic Calendar for 2014/2015.
One of my images "Diwali Night in Udaipur" got featured on PolkaCafe and as a cover image of Udaipur Times' facebook page.
I have also won several Monthly photo contests as organised by NCBS.
I love playing cricket, badminton and chess. I like listening to music and love reading articles on various topics.
I am currently reading and learning about how to develop websites and improve their ranks using better Search Engine Optimization. I recently developed a website for my uncle as well and it can be reached using this link.
I am by-and-large a Nikon enthusiast. Currently I own a Nikon D750, three Nikon D7000 and a set of 11 lenses : Nikon 14-24mm wide angle lens, Nikon 105mm f/2.8 macro lens, Nikon 24-120 f/4 lens, Nikon 50mm f/1.8G & 1.8D lenses, Nikon 85mm f/1.8, Sigma 24-70mm f/2.8, Nikon 135mm f/3.5, Nikon 70-300mm AF-S, Nikon 18mm-140mm and Nikon 18mm-200mm lens. Among all these, 50mm is my go-to lens for most photoshoots. In tripods, I use two Photron Stedy Pro 560 tripods. Yongnuo flash trigger (RF-603 N3), a wireless remote, UV filters, ND filters, various infrared filters, a polaroid filter and two sets of batteries are some other accessories for my D7000s. I also have Nikon SB700 and SB 910 off-camera flashes.I also use Sony PXW Z150 for capturing videos.


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The Graphtec Pro Studio Plus is an optional software which has functions for creating design and developing productivity for cutting job. It will help user to improve a productivity of cutting job with the function of changing cutting order and cutting simulation. Also, enable to create Bar-code and QR code easily for efficient information management such as location data or inventory information. The rhinestone creating function and the auto nesting function which has favorable reception from user will release as essential edition software, in order to fit customer' s application and price range.
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Benefits of React JS for Front-End Development
In this era of technological usefulness, the popularity of ReactJS has continued to rise, and we're here to explain why. Facebook launched and popularized the open-source JavaScript library ReactJS in the market. It enables you to work on specific components rather than the full program, ensuring the greatest possible app rendering speed. Because of its added flexibility and accessibility, ReactJS has been gaining traction as the future of web development.
The major benefit of React is that it enables developers to build huge web apps that can modify data without having to restart the page. ReactJS is best defined by phrases like speed, adaptability, and simplicity. More than 94000 sites and 1300 developers are now taking advantage of ReactJS' development potential.
ReactJS' ability to employ reusable components enables designers to show data without having to refresh the page after each action of adding data, and this feature has given developers the capacity to create modern-day sophisticated user interfaces.
What is Reactjs and what is the reason behind its popularity?
Software engineers use React to create user interfaces because it is a declarative, efficient, and adaptable JavaScript library. It's also known as React.js, ReactJS, and ReactJS, all of which are interchangeable terms.
React is the result of a significant amount of business investment, which distinguishes it from its competitors. React was built by Facebook in 2011, but it wasn't open-sourced until May 2013, when a GitHub repository was developed and the library's availability was formally announced.
After being heavily utilized for building the UI of Facebook and Instagram, as well as being tested and reviewed in the wild by other programmers, React began to gain popularity in 2014.
React was created in response to issues that are commonly faced when developing JavaScript apps. As the size and complexity of apps increased, these issues became increasingly vexing. The React was built by Facebook and is heavily used by them to solve their difficulties only contributes to the library's quality and efficiency in dealing with comparable problems on other platforms.
Beneficial features of React Js:
●	Very efficient: ReactJS is unique in that it has its own virtual Document Object Model (DOM) that houses all of your components. This feature of ReactJS helps developers to get outstanding performance results since it can calculate what changes are required in the DOM on the fly and update the DOM trees appropriately. As a result, ReactJS avoids costly DOM operations and manages DOM changes effectively and cost-effectively. The JSX syntax is another feature that improves the productivity of ReactJS apps. This is a hybrid of JavaScript and HTML that simplifies the creation of website components by allowing them to function without having to concatenate strings. One can also connect with react development company to explore and know more about this.
●	Extremely fast: Bearing in mind that React JS allows web designers to utilize the same code sequence on both the client/server sides will help to speed up the development process. The software application will not be harmed by reusing application components throughout the development stage. Another way to speed up the design process is to hire many developers, each of which will be responsible for their own duties and app development components. The logic of the program will not be harmed by this application development procedure.
ReactJS packages are tiny and quick to download, so developers don't have to break a sweat when installing them. Because of the high quality of code splitting, it is no longer necessary to load the complete program every time. It drastically decreases the time it takes for web apps to load. A quicker website loading time indicates that the user experience (UX) will be considerably smoother and faster. One can also hire ui/ux design agency to help them guide through this process.
●	SEO friendly: Except for ReactJS, the majority of JavaScript frameworks on the market are not SEO-friendly, which presents a significant issue for these frameworks. The ReactJS library's SEO friendliness makes it a unique and popular platform since it allows developers to retrieve the virtual DOM displayed as a conventional webpage. This also aids in weight loss.
●	Very flexible: To begin, when we discuss React's flexibility, we're referring to the library's inherent modularity. The design of React enables the bundling of front-end code into bespoke components, laying a solid foundation for the optimization of the whole development process. The React library maintains a steady position on the spectrum of opinionatedness — it neither locks nor leads you into their method of doing things. On one hand, it specifies how reusable components should be created. On the other side, it provides you complete control over how you manage routing and testing, as well as how you structure dependencies and more. This level of flexibility might be perplexing for novices, but working in a React development environment is a genuine joy for experienced developers.
●	Backward compatibility on point: ReactJS gives developers peace of mind when it comes to backward compatibility. This is a typical concern among developers, regardless of whether the program they've created will operate with earlier versions or not. Facebook has invested in ReactJS with a high level of backward compatibility because it is supported by the social media giant.
Front-end web development using React was a popular trend in 2021, and it will continue to be so in 2022. This assertion is backed up by substantial evidence.
The React library has been developing and improving since its first release. At the same time, component-based design, React's inclination toward functional programming principles, and other unique aspects of this JS toolkit that we've discussed.


Westfield is a multinational company that makes billions of dollars in profit a year, forcing staff and loyal customers pay for parking is just greedy.
Retail and hospitality workers at Westfield Southland work long and late shifts, in low income roles. It is unsafe to force them to park offsite and unfair to force them to pay commercial rates of parking, as high as $1300 a year.
This is a cost that workers cannot afford and do not deserve. So this Sunday we'll be out chatting to locals and getting them to sign a petition to get Westfield to change its mind.
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Dhaka, Bangladesh (BBN) – The BBN (Bangladesh Business News) has prepared Tuesday's evening business round up compiling reports, published by different newspapers and news portals in Bangladesh.
Bangladesh's stocks record-breaking rally continued on Tuesday with the key index reaching a new high, backed by price appreciation in the banking sector shares.
The exchange rate of Bangladesh Taka (BDT) against the US dollar remained unchanged at the evening transactions on Tuesday in inter-bank foreign exchange (forex) market.
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The Australian dollar slipped Tuesday afternoon as the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) rhetoric appeared slightly dovish, while equities around the region struggled.


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Good Shepherd Parish was canonically erected on December 31, 1945. Its territory was taken from the Basilica in Minneapolis, Holy Family in Saint Louis Park, Sacred Heart in Robbinsdale, and Saint Mary of the Lake in Plymouth. Our founding pastor was an Army captain, Father Thomas John McNamara. Our first parishioners, numbering fewer than 100, gathered at the Boulevard Café on Wayzata Boulevard, the first and temporary home of the parish. There, on the portable altar he had used on the Italian battlefields during World War II, Father McNamara celebrated Good Shepherd's first Mass on Easter Sunday of 1946.
Within a few months of that celebration, the people of the parish banded together to purchase roughly four acres of land near the corner of Highway 12 (394) and Lilac Drive South (Highway 100). Two used Army barracks served as the temporary church (the Quonset Hut that so many in the parish still remember). On the Feast of the Immaculate Conception of that same year, Father McNamara offered the first Mass at that location. Father McNamara was plagued with illness from his Army days. With a worsening condition and facing a substantial building project, he requested transfer to a smaller parish. He was subsequently assigned to Saint Gertrude in Forest City, where he died on October 15, 1956.
In January of 1953, Father Francis Hayes became the second pastor of Good Shepherd. Shortly before his arrival, an 18-acre tract of land had been donated to the parish as the site for a permanent church. In March of 1956, the parish began construction of our current church and an eight-room school facility. The new building was opened with Mass on February 16, 1957. Five years later, we added eight rooms to the school and erected a convent for the sisters assigned to teach there. Father Hayes served as pastor for nearly 31 years. He died on January 7, 1998.
In October of 1983, Father Theodore Campbell became the third pastor of Good Shepherd. Under his care, we expanded our parish and school facilities to their current state, with the gathering space and social hall bringing much-needed space for gathering after Mass, funeral luncheons, school activities, and other parish functions. Father Campbell, who served as pastor for nearly 32 years, also facilitated construction of the church organ, made beautiful renovations to the church sanctuary and adoration chapel, converted the convent into a rectory and parish offices, and established a tradition of sacred music and solemn worship.
Following Father Campbell's retirement, Father Luke Marquard became the fourth pastor of Good Shepherd in July of 2015. During these five years, we have worked to build upon our solid community life of the parish, provide additional catechetical opportunities, and expand our liturgical and sacramental offerings.
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Fans of Apple TV Plus series "Tehran," created by "Fauda" scribe Moshe Zonder, can rejoice, as a second season is in the works.
"I can say that we are working on the second season," said Julien Leroux, CEO and founder of Paper Entertainment. "It's not been officially green lit, but we are working on it, so hopefully we'll have some good news by the end of the year."
Leroux was speaking at the Asian Television Forum, part of the Singapore Media Festival, on Wednesday.
In his former role as senior VP of global scripted co-productions for Cineflix Media, Leroux was responsible for spotting and selling "Tehran" worldwide. The espionage thriller tells the story of a Mossad agent (Niv Sultan) who goes deep undercover on a dangerous mission in Tehran that places her and everyone around her in jeopardy.
"Tehran" was produced for Israeli network KAN by Donna Productions and Shula Spiegel Productions, in association with Alon Aranya's Paper Plane Productions, with the participation of Cosmote TV. Leroux, who had been following the "Tehran" journey since 2018, had no doubts about its global legs.
"I think the pitch, the concept, was very easy to understand," said Leroux. "It's about the spy being trapped in an enemy country. So I think this in the first place is an exciting premise. And after, what made it exciting for me was that there was a very valuable talent attached to the series, Moshe Zonder, the lead writer of 'Fauda.'"
"And after that, it was really all about the story itself. Something which is always important for me talking about local shows that can travel, is the fact that viewers who are not from Israel or Iran don't need to have an encyclopedia or a PhD to understand this series," said Leroux.
"The series is really about going straight into the action. It's a very welcoming show. That's something that is very important for me when, when approaching local shows, wherever they're coming from, is having a premise which is universal."
"Tehran" is Apple TV Plus's first non-English language show, but it won't be the last as Leroux says the streamer is developing several more. The business model was also a first for Apple, as it was buying into a series that was already produced, instead of creating and owning the IP 100%.
While Leroux didn't have access to show success metrics, he said that "Tehran" has received tremendous feedback from India, Japan and Singapore.
Referring to international commissioning decisions for all streamers, not just Apple TV Plus, Leroux said, "I think something that is important for them is stories that can also travel and not be necessarily a local show for a local audience. It needs to be a local show for global audience."
Leroux was in conversation with Maria Rua Aguete, senior research director at Omdia.


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Ralph Coleman Jr. Tokyo Blues Memoir, 2009-2015
By Chris Petersen
Title: Ralph Coleman Jr. Tokyo Blues Memoir, 2009-2015
ID: MSS TokyoBlues
Primary Creator: Coleman, Ralph O., Jr., 1931-
Date Acquired: 00/00/2016
Ralph Coleman Jr.'s memoir Tokyo Blues recounts Coleman's military service in Japan while a member of the United States Air Force from 1954-1956. In addition to two copies of Coleman's self-published book, the collection also includes born digital files used in the publishing of the book, including a complete copy of the memoir with cover and plates. A Corvallis native, Ralph O. Coleman Jr. graduated from Oregon State College in 1949.
This collection consists of two copies of Ralph Coleman Jr.'s self-published memoir, Tokyo Blues (2009), as well as four electronic files used in publishing the book. These four files are all PDF documents derived from InDesign originals in October 2015. The electronic files include two complete copies of the memoir's text, one of which also features the book's final cover and interior plates. A third PDF is of the cover only, and a fourth contains the plates (twenty-four photos with captions) used in the book's interior.
Tokyo Blues: A Remembrance of Japan and the Far East Air Force, 1954-1956, was printed by Printing Today and features book design by Morgan Ryan-Smith. Following an opening chapter recalling his upbringing and college years in Corvallis, the volume primarily recounts the two years that Coleman spent in Japan as an Air Force Base Contracting Officer. In this, the book specifically focuses on work that the United States armed forces conducted while helping to rehabilitate Japan from the destructive aftermath of the second world war.
Coleman's memoir likewise traces his own maturation as a young man living and working in an environment that was radically different from the Oregon that he had known growing up. As noted in the memoir's introduction, which is written by Chuck Thompson, the book includes "anecdotes of Japan and Cold War Asia [that] bring to life everything from American B-29 spy planes sparring with Soviet MiGs over the Sea of Japan, to explorations of the hidden realm of Japanese bathhouses, hostess bars, hot springs resorts, and off-beat places..."
Ralph Orval Coleman Jr. was born in Corvallis in 1931. The son and namesake of Oregon State's long-serving baseball coach, Ralph Jr. played baseball for his father while an undergraduate at Oregon State College, which he attended from 1949 to 1954.
Following the completion of his degree in Business Administration, Coleman was commissioned as a second Lieutenant in the United States Air Force. He spent the next two years in Tokyo, Japan as a Base Contracting Officer.
Once discharged from the military, Coleman entered graduate school at the University of Oregon where he earned his masters degree in Communicative Development and Child Psychology. In 1960 he began a doctoral program in Communication Sciences and Disorders at Northwestern University, and he completed his Ph.D. in 1963. Soon after, he began a lengthy career at Oregon Health Sciences University in Portland, Oregon, working as an Associate Professor of Speech Language Pathology and Audiology in the OHSU School of Medicine.
Author: Chris Petersen
More Extent Information: 1 box; 35 MB born digital
Statement on Access: This collection is open for research. Access to the collection's electronic files is available either upon request or through the electronic records kiosk housed in the SCARC reading room.
Acquisition Note: Paper copies of Tokyo Blues were donated to the Special Collections and Archives Research Center by Ralph Coleman, Jr. in 2014. The electronic records held in this collection were transferred to SCARC by the OSU Press in 2016.
An oral history interview with Ralph Coleman, Jr. that focuses on his undergraduate years is available in the Oregon State University Sesquicentennial Oral History Collection (OH 26). The life and work of Coleman's father is likewise documented in the Ralph O. Coleman Papers (MSS Coleman).
SCARC's collections include three additional memoirs. The Wesley Ross Memoir of World War II (MSS RossW) consists of military remembrances penned by another Oregon State College alum. The Haskell C. and Sarah E. Carter Memoir (MSS Carter) and Wanda F. Hardin Fruits Memoir (MSS Fruits) are two additional examples of Oregon State alumni writing the stories of their lives.
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As we say goodbye to 2016, I'm reflecting on this amazing year! The launch of this blog allowed me to seriously pursue my love of photography!
Over this past year, I've enjoyed 12 fabulous trips: Florida, Bahamas, Canada (twice), Joshua Tree, Cancun, Palm Springs, Ireland, Yosemite, New York, Oregon and Lake Tahoe. Whether a short drive or a 13 hour plane flight, it has been a crazy adventure.
I'm finishing off the year with photos of some of my favorite memories!! Wishing you all the best in 2017!!
I love reminiscing on these past adventures while anticipating future destinations for 2017! Thanks for visiting.
Below are photos from when I traveled up to Oak Glen to Riley's Apple Farm just to make some delicious apple cider 🙂 .
Searching for a fun place to enjoy lunch with my dear friend Larissa, we stumbled upon two of the prettiest wineries in Temecula. We first enjoyed the grounds and wine tasting at Wilson Creek. We purchased one of their most popular varieties Almond Champagne. A few minutes up the road is the Ponte Winery. Also known as one of the best lunch spots around, we had an amazing charcuterie platter and basil pesto chicken pizza. I highly recommend both these places for a fun afternoon and delicious food!!!
My passion is travel, except around the holidays. Having my home decorated is a MUST! I'm now focused on Halloween decor. First stop was Petco so my boys could choose their costumes. Call me the crazy dog lady who loves to dress up her dogs. They look so happy, especially Ghost in his little hat. Enjoy this beautiful Fall season!!
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2. Tag photos with #HalloweenTogetherContest and @petco for official entry.
3. Official contest dates are 10/1 – 10/26.
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For the past few years I've enjoyed a comfy queen size bed. However, once my second dog arrived, I needed to upgrade. Yes, of course, my dogs sleep with me! While they prefer the cold tile, occasionally they sprawl out on my bed like it's their own. So a California king bed became a necessity. I adore Z Gallerie where I purchased my new dream bed. I now have a gorgeous frame, an insanely comfy mattress, the fluffiest comforter and TONS of pillows. I must add, buying a mattress was definitely the hardest big kid decision I've made thus far. While I might hit the snooze button some mornings, it was well worth it. There is nothing like a lazy day in bed with my little Ghost!!
When the temperature rises above 90 degrees in Huntington Beach, I start to melt. In order to beat the heat, (especially with huskies), out comes the hose, mini pool and ICE CREAM. While I might share my ice cream cone with my doggies, I prefer to make them frozen yogurt treats that they enjoy!
To make these yummy ice cream treats, use store bought waffle cones. Dip them in melted milk chocolate chips. I use a mini crock pot. After dipping the cone in the chocolate, sprinkle crushed graham crackers on top and refrigerate for at least an hour. When chocolate is hardened, add your favorite ice cream and enjoy!!!
I love long weekends where I can travel for 2 hours and have a perfect getaway. Kayla, a dear high school friend, joined me for this adventure. Destination…The Parker Hotel! It has always peaked my interest for its unique indoor/outdoor decor. The grounds are fun to meander. Without signs, we were constantly getting lost in gorgeous areas. We discovered tennis courts, hammocks, croquette, lemonade stands, water fountains, pools, and even a secret garden with white bunnies. While the weather was HOT ( 115 degrees hot!), I can't wait to return!!!
Unfortunately, I have no photos of the adorable lemonade stand. However, here are two images from the internet so you can appreciate it!
The 4th of July has always been my most favorite holiday from childhood (maybe tied with Christmas). Since it is also close to my dog's birthday, we have quite the celebration. On July 2, 2015, Loki (the german-shepard/husky mix), turned 2. At that time, I was content with one dog. However, the second I met Ghost (purebred Siberian husky), I knew he belonged in my family. They are now inseparable and keep me entertained. While Loki shares his birthday with Ghost's "Gotcha day", we use the 4th as an excuse to have a grand party for them both. Yes! I admit it! I am a crazy dog mom who loves puppy parties!!
Below I'm sharing photos from the 4th. I've also included one from 2015 to show Ghost's growth. I'm amazed at how HUGE he is now!!!! I am so blessed with my little family and counting down the days till next year's July 4th celebration. Thanks to everyone who came out to celebrate.
Happy 1st "Gotcha day" Ghost!
Best way to end the night, S'mores and a neighborhood fireworks show.
Hope everyone had a safe and memorable 4th of July!
On June 7th, I turned 22! I happened to get the prettiest pink peonies EVER and obviously had to have a photoshoot.
Also, if you are looking for the perfect crewneck tee check out this one. I am obsessed! Of course, I bought it in every color!
*Thanks to Scott Z for photos.


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Composer Karen Siegel draws on her experience as a vocalist in her creation of innovative choral and vocal works. She is the winner of the 2014-2015 POLYPHONOS Choral Composition Competition, in the National Composer category. This prize is awarded by the Esoterics vocal ensemble, and resulted in the commission and premiere of Clouds, Ephemeral by the ensemble in Seattle. She is also a winner of the Khorikos ensemble's 2015 ORTUS competition. Karen was awarded first prize in the New York Virtuoso Singers 2013 Choral Composition Competition for her humorous a capella choral work from 2006, Confessions from the Blogosphere, which sets excerpts from online blogs. Sponge Squeezed Dry, her 2008 piece for mixed chorus and horn that sets an original text, was awarded the 2009 Starer Award for Composition at the City University of New York Graduate Center. In June 2008 Karen was a winner of the Manhattan Choral Ensemble Commissioning Project Competition, which resulted in the work Saguaro, inspired by the desert landscape and history of Tucson, Arizona. Saguaro was recorded by C4: the Choral Composer/Conductor Collective (of which Karen is a founding member), and was released on the album Volume 1: Uncaged in 2013.
Karen is also active as a conductor and as a soprano, often performing her own works. She received a PhD in composition from the CUNY Graduate Center, where she studied with Tania León. Karen also holds degrees from Yale (BA in psychology) and NYU Steinhardt (MM in composition), where she studied with Marc-Antonio Consoli. Karen has been on the faculty at Drew University and the City College of New York. Her works that are not published by See-A-Dot are self-published through Chestnutoak Press (www.KarenSiegel.com). Karen lives in Hoboken, New Jersey with her husband and two sons.
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Mark Webber says that he knew just how good Lewis Hamilton was as soon as he saw the Brit at a Jerez test for the first time.
The pair were on the grid together from when Hamilton joined the sport with McLaren in 2007 to when Webber retired after the 2013 season.
The Brit immediately impressed in his rookie season, but Webber says he could tell he was special before he'd even done a race.
"I knew he was special immediately," the former Red Bul driver told Channel 4.
"I remember being in Jerez in the south of Spain and he was testing with us, a rookie obviously, and the fitness levels, the professionalism, the lap times and sheer speed, he was fearless.
"Back then they did a lot of mileage in the build-up, you could drive the car, simulators weren't as strong then, but you immediately saw that this guy was doing things special.
"Mixed conditions, a bit cold, bit drizzly, and when you're really low on experience you might not have quite as much bravado to go and take it on… Hamilton has never ever shied – since day one – away from anything to do with these weapons for cars."
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Webber and Hamilton battled it out for the 2010 World Championship, with both eventually beaten by Sebastian Vettel.
More often than not in two of the fastest cars on the grid, they went wheel to wheel numerous other times, and Webber says fighting with the seven-time World Champion was always hard, but fair.
"He was unique. I tried to get a few punches on him, didn't get many because he was always ducking and diving, world-class wheel-to-wheel," the Aussie added.
"It was hard, really hard racing with him, you knew you had to bring your A-game. Obviously, my A-game was his B-game so he was always operating on a level above me.
"But we made contact very few times, once in Singapore in 2010, but even then we also had a very good relationship.
"A guy who has a trophy cabinet like that, and he's raced against so many of us, the style that he has done it in has to be very special."


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Q: how to use route to view static apidoc page with laravel I am currently using http://apidocjs.com/ as my laravel apidoc because I am just used to it before.
to view the apidoc, each time I have to drag the index.html into the browser which is quite annoying.
Is it possible to make it into a static page so people I am sharing the apidoc with can just generate the doc then go to the route.
I tried something like...putting my apidoc folder under public folder of the application and also tried adding a route such as
Route::get('/apidoc', function(){
    return File::get(public_path() . '/apidoc/index.html');
});

Both of them didn't work the index.html cannot load the css and js because in index.html the source url is something like vendor/polyfill.js which then tried to go localhost:8000/vendor/polyfill.js but actually the url should be something like localhost:8000/apidoc/vendor/polyfill.js
Does anyone know how to easily fix this?
Thanks in advance for any help

A: You can "cheat" a little bit by registering the vendor routes as well:
Route::get('vendor/{any}', function ($any) {
    abort_unless(is_readable(public_path("apidoc/vendor/$any")), 404);
    return File::get(public_path("apidoc/vendor/$any"));
})->where('any', ".*");

Route::get('apidoc', function(){
    return File::get(public_path() . '/apidoc/index.html');
});

Of course the ideal solution is if you actually manage to change the template you use for index.html to use relative and not absolute paths (i.e. change all <link href='/vendor...'> to <link href='vendor...'> so the file can automatically request the correct resource.

A: Route::get('apidoc', function(){
return File::get(public_path() . '/apidoc/index.html');
});

I hope to help someone.
To solve the 400 files not found issue, the apiDocjs installation is in the public folder, it's just a matter of changing the name of the folder where you make the request for the file search.
In my case I'm using Laravel for an API and the file paths (img, docs) always go to the api/assets/{filename} path.
Now just install apiDoc inside a folder called api and you're done!

the structure of the files is as follows

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