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The Descent: Part 2 (2010)
Dazed, bloodied and speechless with trauma, Sarah Carter emerges alone from the Appalachian cave system where the events of The Descent took place. Local sheriff Redmond Vaines forces her back underground...
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"Once Upon A Time" the Evil Queen cast an evil spell on an enchanted forest filled with fairytale characters. The curse trapped these characters in a place where all their happy endings were...
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First out in the Metallic Cat National Cutting Horse Association (NCHA) Summer Spectacular Derby Limited Open finals was Paul Chalmers and Blue Bayou Cat. Seven competitors later, his son Justin piloted Reystylin Smooth to victory with a 220.5.
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After last night's win, where "Levi" brought home a check for $3,313, the gelding has now acquired $24,905 for owners Eddie and Barbara Young. Chalmers, who collected his first check in the youth cutting nearly 15 years ago, has accumulated more than $90,000 in earnings since then. Last year he dominated the 2017 NCHA Summer Spectacular Derby Limited Open finals as well, piloting the Young's homebred gelding HC Herd Boss (Herding Cats x Chinosa Rey x Dual Rey) to the win.
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Michael McCully - Pangram
April 6, 2014 By Ty DeLong in Reviews | Comments closed
Artist: Michael McCully
Title: Pangram
Reviewer: Ty DeLong
The Beginning and the End
My Sin, His Death
The Family and the Tree
The False-Positive Blues
To quote from the artist's blog, "A pangram is a sentence that includes each letter of the alphabet once and is often used to develop typefaces and calligraphy. This record pulls from so many of my musical inspirations and is difficult to strictly label as rock 'n' roll – so much of this record lies outside the vein of rock 'n' roll. There are elements of rock, funk, jazz, progressive rock, acoustic and symphonic rock." After giving the album numerous spins, I would certainly agree with his assessment. Pangram is an instrumental collection that seamlessly flows from track to track and genre to genre. At first it can take some unexpected turns, but then again, that can be a good thing. See the sampler below to get an idea.
The back-story to the album is that it chronicles Michael's spiritual life, expressing different seasons in instrumental form. A quick glance over the titles indicates that, like many of our stories, it has been an up-and-down journey. The feel of songs certainly follows those movements. Personally, I struggled a bit to discern the exact meaning or intent of the songs without any lyrics to explicitly describe the scene, but the titles do help to guide the listener in thought.
The album opens with a track that is almost exclusively keys and synth. It wasn't exactly what I expected after hearing a few samples ahead of time, but it sets a somber tone, which made me feel right at home as a fan of post-rock. The feel doesn't last too long, however, as the second track breaks in with a grooving and popping bass line. As one might expect, "Out of the Frying Pan" and "Into the Fire" seem act as partner songs. Both feature upbeat instrumentation and a bit of groove. One of several "wow moments" for me occurred in the opening of the latter track. Out of the gate, the song hits hard with noodling guitar and intense drumming that would be at home on a progressive metal album. As a sucker for technicality, I loved much of the guitar and drum work featured on "Into the Fire," which I would consider my favorite track.
Now may be a good time to pause and explain that McCully wrote, produced, and recorded virtually all of the album by himself. Some friends are featured here and there, but the bulk was composed and performed by one man. While that would be impressive in most any case, the diversity of styles shown on the album makes it particularly noteworthy. One can tell that he poured hours of himself into the project, and the quality shows it. At the same time, nothing feels over-produced, as can often be the case with the plethora of tools available to artists.
The middle portion of the album leads in with another metal-influenced section in "Lukewarm" before transitioning into more progressive territory akin to Becoming the Archetype or Extol. It weaves through various sonic realms, leaning heavily on rock, but verging on funk, as well. (I believe I even heard homage to a classic rock track toward the end, though I forget the name of it.) Next, "My Sin, His Death" contains one of the most divergent portions of the record, something that almost sounds mariachi-influenced. It threw me at first, but if August Burns Red can pull it off, then so can other artists. However, a flamenco-style guitar midway through returns the darker edge the album has mostly held to this point. It leads to "The Family and The Tree" which features noteworthy acoustic stylings and a more laid-back feel compared to many of the other offerings.
Another fascinating thing about the album is the way that it flows from one track to the next. While writing this review, I had to intentionally play the them one-by-one to be sure I knew which one I was hearing. It's been a while since I heard an album that so intentionally blurs the lines between tracks, and it's a neat effect. Naturally, this makes the songs function better in the context of the album versus standalone, but I feel like this was a very conscious decision by the artist.
In the home stretch of the album, the rock edge returns with "The Hand of God," "The False-Positive Blues," and "Warfare." The exception is a movement in the center track which features organ and literal blues-style guitar work. Even then, pounding drums keep the feel slightly heavy before the pace picks up again. The closing track, "Redemption," is a ballad which opens with beautiful dueling acoustic leads before full instrumentation kicks in. The arc certainly leaves the listener with a feel of triumph, ending on a high note and a huge classic rock and roll finale.
Overall: Pangram is an instrumental concept album which lives up to its namesake, borrowing pieces from a plethora of genres. The more I listen to this album, the more details I draw out, and the more I'm able to appreciate its twists and turns. Keys, shredding solos, grooving bass lines, flamenco picking, and blast beats all make appearances in the course of ten diverse tracks. If you're looking for an album that maintains one consistent style, it may not be your cup of tea, but any fan of meticulous instrumental music should definitely give it a spin.
RIYL (instrumentally): Becoming the Archetype, Extol, Across the Sun, Dream Theater, Opeth
Pangram is available on iTunes, and CDBaby. Additionally, you can keep up with Michael McCully on Twitter and SoundCloud.
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szkola lacinska w malborku
Latin School in Malbork
Its original purpose is uncertain , perhaps it was to be the seat of the Brotherhood of St. George. It is known that from the second half of 16th century, the school functioned here called, since 1603,the Latin School. In the first half of 18th century the building underwent significant renovations, and in 1758 it was extended eastward by covering it with a new roof. In 1866 the school moved to the newly constructed building located at the present 17th March Street. At that building were set up some apartments and warehouses. In 1899 during the fire of the city upper floors of the building were burned completely. A year later the building was rebuilt into a warehouse facility. Again it destroyed in 1945. What remained was the lower parts of the medieval walls at the river side. In the 70s ruins were to be renovated, however unsuccessfully.
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Are Progressives Catching BetoMania in the Granite State?
Posted to Politics November 30, 2018 by Michael Graham
Is there really a bout of BetoMania spreading through the New Hampshire Democratic party?
Democratic Party activist Jay Surdukowski sure hopes so. The Concord attorney has been pushing for the Texas congressman, Senate candidate, and political phenom to make his way to the Granite State. Thus far, Rep. O'Rourke (whose real name is Francis Robert) hasn't responded to any of the invitations from New Hampshire, but the conversation alone is generating news at Politico and CNBC.
(Longtime New Hampshire media hand James Pindell crankily tweeted "Didn't realize unanswered invites were news but here we are.")
So, is O'Rourke a real player in New Hampshire? The obvious–and obviously true–answer is that it's way too early to say. "There's a lot of chatter and a lot of buzz about a lot of people," one Democratic insider told NHJournal. "Have I heard Beto's name? Sure. I've also heard Kamala Harris, Joe Biden, Cory Booker, Sherrod Brown. Most New Hampshire Democrats are waiting to meet these people, look them in the eye, watch them campaign."
On the other hand, how many of those people have fans posting Facebook pages about them? Or have political activists in New England start a PAC ("Draft Beto 2020") to encourage them to run?
And then there's the fact that, despite being a political unknown just a year ago, Rep. O'Rourke is near the top of (very early) polling for the Democratic nomination, ahead of big names like Warren, Harris and Booker.
This weekend, Rep. Tulsi Gabbard–who has actually talked about possibly running in 2020— is coming to New Hampshire to talk to voters. And yet it's safe to say that more Democrats this week will be talking about the outgoing Congressman from Texas than the incumbent Congresswoman from Hawaii.
Why? In part it's because O'Rourke is a legitimate political talent. Jeff Roe, Sen. Ted Cruz's campaign manager, said after his candidate's narrow victory over Beto: "The Democrats don't have anybody like him," Roe said. "I've seen all of them. They don't have anyone of his caliber on the national stage. I pray for the soul of anyone who has to run against him in Iowa in 453 days."
But it's also more than that. O'Rourke is a talented progressive politician, at a moment when the party's base is hungry for progressive leadership. Bernie Sanders hit the right notes, but voting for Bernie was voting for the progressive platform alone. O'Rourke brings the Left's ideology, but adds charisma, skills and–let's face it–sex appeal.
"Beto is exciting, he's articulate, he's passionate," New Hampshire progressive activist and broadcaster Arnie Arnesen told NHJournal. "But he also used his time in the limelight to speak to the future. So even though he was running against one of the most hated Republicans there is, he didn't use that fact as an excuse to moderate his message or soften his agenda."
"And that's a wonderful thing," Arnesen said.
Not everyone agrees. Chicago Mayor and former Obama Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel responded to the Beto craze this way:
"If Beto O'Rourke wants to go and run for president, God bless him, he should put his hat in and make his case. But, he lost. You don't usually promote a loser to the top of party."
Longtime New Hampshire Democratic player Jim Demers, who has publicly expressed support for Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ), is more moderated in his views:
"I think Beto O'Rourke has a few interesting options. Some people would like to see him run for President, others think he is in a very strong position to challenge John Cornyn for the Senate seat in Texas in 2020," Demers told NHJournal.
"Regardless, I hope Democrats will take the pledge not to devour each other in the presidential race and to stand united when the nominee is selected. The goal is to change the occupant in The White House, period."
Are New Hampshire Democrats ready to give that job to a guy from Texas? Whose entire political resume is three terms in Congress and a losing bid for the US Senate?
"I'm not sure I couldn't be convinced Beto O'Rourke should be President," the Democratic insider told NHJournal.
And given how many big Democratic names are on the 2020 list, and how little New Hampshire Democrats actually know about O'Rourke, that's something.
Michael Graham is political editor at InsideSources. You can reach him at michael@insidesources.com.
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Merkle Inc. Expands New York City Headquarters, Joining Dentsu Aegis Sister Agencies at Tribeca Office
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NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Merkle (www.merkleinc.com), a leading technology-enabled, data-driven performance marketing agency, is celebrating the grand opening of its new 33,000 square foot office at 32 Avenue of Americas. The new office will occupy the entire 18th floor of the building, which is home to a number of other agencies in the Dentsu Aegis Network, including 360i, Dentsu Sports, and HelloWorld, a Merkle Company. The move will bring together Merkle's two previous New York offices, increasing capacity by 33 percent and accommodating the company's 22 percent increase in New York-based staff since December 2017. Merkle's New York office now employs more than 225 with an expectation to surpass 300 by next year.
"Merkle has seen steady and upward growth since joining the Dentsu Aegis Network in 2016, and the merger of our two New York offices is a testament to this," said Evan Goldstein, vice president of quantitative strategy at Merkle who has been designated as the New York office lead for Merkle. "Rather than continuing to build out these two offices separately, we believe that having all of our New York-based employees in one location will greatly benefit our broader US and global operations as we work together toward a strong second half of 2018."
Merkle's rapid organic and acquisition growth have led to a widespread global footprint that comprises 50 offices in 11 countries. Its more than 5,500 employees are experts in a full range of people-based marketing disciplines, including customer strategy, performance media, data & analytics, loyalty, experience & creative, and enterprise technology.
"Dentsu Aegis Network isn't a holding company. It's a true network of agencies with the common goal of helping brands win, keep, and grow their best customers in a digital economy. Each agency brings its own expertise to develop solutions for clients across the entire customer journey," said Adam Lavelle, chief solutions officer at Merkle, who is based out of the New York office. "In that spirit, we are excited to join this hub of collaboration, where we can realize the synergies among the Dentsu Aegis agencies and better meet the needs of the global brands we serve."
In conjunction with its expansion in New York, Merkle is celebrating thirty years as a company this year. In 1988, Merkle CEO David Williams acquired a small data processing company and led it to become a worldwide leader in performance marketing. Williams's singular goal has always been developing solutions that help the best brands in the world build competitive advantage. To that end, his focus has been on assembling a world class team and staying at the forefront of innovation in data and technology. Merkle has acquired 21 companies since 2007, and is honored frequently with industry awards and recognitions. For example, Merkle recently became the only agency to be recognized by Forrester across every aspect of the customer lifecycle.
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Merkle is a leading data-driven, technology-enabled, global performance marketing agency that specializes in the delivery of unique, personalized customer experiences across platforms and devices. For more than 30 years, Fortune 1000 companies and leading nonprofit organizations have partnered with Merkle to maximize the value of their customer portfolios. The agency's heritage in data, technology, and analytics forms the foundation for its unmatched skills in understanding consumer insights that drive people-based marketing strategies. Its combined strengths in performance media, customer experience, customer relationship management, loyalty, and enterprise marketing technology drive improved marketing results and competitive advantage. With more than 5,500 employees, Merkle is headquartered in Columbia, Maryland, with 24 additional offices in the US and 25 offices in EMEA and APAC. In 2016, the agency joined the Dentsu Aegis Network. For more information, contact Merkle at 1-877-9-Merkle or visit www.merkleinc.com.
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Merkle is a leading data-driven customer experience management (CXM) company that specializes in the delivery of unique, personalized customer experiences across platforms and devices. For more than 30 years, Fortune 1000 companies and leading nonprofit organizations have partnered with Merkle to maximize the value of their customer portfolios. The company's heritage in data, technology, and analytics forms the foundation for its unmatched skills in understanding consumer insights that drive hyper-personalized marketing strategies. Its combined strengths in performance media, customer experience, customer relationship management, loyalty, and enterprise marketing technology drive improved marketing results and competitive advantage. With 9,600+ employees, Merkle is headquartered in Columbia, Maryland, with 50+ additional offices throughout the US, EMEA, and APAC. In 2016, the company joined dentsu. For more information, contact Merkle at 1-877-9-Merkle or visit www.merkleinc.com.
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Webster recently purchased a JCB 2.5 tonne excavator through their local dealer Intersales Leeton. The mini excavator is currently being used for pipework on their Leeton walnut farm. An auger attachment is used to drill holes for fencing and gates.
Webster is Australia's largest producer of premium walnuts, contributing to around 90 per cent of Australia's annual walnut crop. Their operation begins with nursery production, developing their trees for planning, managing the orchards and growing the nuts. This is followed by harvesting, drying and packing.
Webster's walnut operations are located in the Riverina at Leeton and Griffith, and also in Tasmania. All of the walnuts produced are processed in their facility in Leeton. Close working relationships between the orchard and processing facility guarantees the quality and traceability of Webster walnuts.
Webster's walnuts have a reputation for being among the best in the world. Their walnuts are exported to Europe, the Middle East and Asia directly to end users and through major retailers. Webster's walnuts have an enviable, award-winning reputation for being a safe, consistent and reliable producer and supplier of premium walnuts.
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Gift Shop/Thrift Shop: assist customers with their purchases.
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New restaurants have arrived at our Hamilton Court apartments. The ground floor retail level will now offer Philly-favorite Steve's Prince of Steaks, Halal Guys, I-CE-NY Philly, Bonchon, Tea Do and Creamery Cafe ice cream shop to the public, but particularly to our large population of University of Pennsylvania and Drexel University attendees.
We are proud to announce that Yvette Stewart-Glimp, our vice president of property management, has been named among Philadelphia Business Journal's Women of Distinction 2018. The annual list recognizes 35 influential business women from all industries in the Philadelphia area with outstanding achievements, both in their profession and within their community.
The Philadelphia real estate company is involved in a transaction that will give it a controlling interest in the mixed-use community that has defined the Northern Liberties neighborhood since it was developed in 2009.
New York-based blogger The Bergen Skinny joined us for our grand opening event at The Duchess, and fell in love with the building. The spacious apartments with walk-in closets and NYC skyline-views did not disappoint. Check out her rundown from the event, and review of the building.
Jersey's go-to blog Hoboken Girl gives the overview of The Duchess, North Bergen's hottest rental community. The spacious homes boast skyline views and top-of-the-line finishes and appliances, complimented by a generous amenity package. Check out what Hoboken Girl had to say about The Duchess after their tour.
NJ.COM came to our opening event at The Duchess and we gave them an exclusive tour. Check out their photo gallery of our model residences, amenities and stunning city views.
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Post Brothers received Grand status recognition from the Multi Family Executive Awards for best renovation for the $120 million repositioning/redevelopment of Presidential City. The successful initiative was the single largest residential redevelopment in the Philadelphia region.
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Mike Pestronk takes FOX 29 on a tour of Presidential City to show off the transformation that Post Brothers has achieved with its renovations. From the graciously-sized penthouses to Sora pool club, the complex's much lauded year-round outdoor pool and lounge area, it's easy to see why Presidential City has been such a success.
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2015: Kate McQuillen @ Comfort Station
Above: An anonymous late-night cyclist about to pass the canted bay window at the center of Kate McQuillen's "Old Flame" installation at Comfort Station, 2579 N. Milwaukee Avenue, in Logan Square, Chicago, IL, on February 21, 2015.
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"Old Flame"
Curated by Jessie Devereaux
January 24– February 22, 2015
2579 N. Milwaukee Avenue, Logan Square
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Saturday night, January 24, 2015: In Chicago, immediately northeast of Logan Square's Illinois Centennial Monument, the doors at 2579 N. Milwaukee Avenue are locked. And Comfort Station (a shelter for trolley riders in the 20th century, a venue for arts patrons in the 21st century) is opaque as well as inaccessible. The single story structure's street level windows are filled with gouache-tinted paper, masked and backlit to create the illusion of yellow-orange flames within.
Above: An interior view of Comfort Station's canted bay window filled with paper and backlit for Kate McQuillen's "Old Flame" installation at 2579 N. Milwaukee Avenue, in Logan Square, Chicago, IL, as available for view on February 21, 2015. The white table supporting McQuillen's single-channel video is visible at far right, its monitor half-hidden by the surrounding yellowish material.
Puzzled would-be-attendees of the evening's opening reception periodically circumnavigate the building: looking, vainly, for a way to get in. Taken together with a single-channel video (the small screen of which peeks out towards Milwaukee Avenue) the architectural intervention is the work of thirty-five-year-old Massachusetts native Kate McQuillen, a visual artist selected for the occasion by Comfort Station curatorial panel member Jessie Devereaux. On an adjacent sidewalk a sandwich board bears a message in chalk: McQuillen and Devereaux are available at a nearby location, waiting with refreshments.
Above: An exterior view of the single-channel video component of Kate McQuillen's "Old Flame" installation as seen through the canted bay window at Comfort Station, 2579 N. Milwaukee Avenue, in Logan Square, Chicago, IL, on January 24, 2015.
Theatrically, the staging of "Old Flame" is successful enough to engage an interested passerby. It works. Conceptually, the site-specific artwork wants for a paragraph of text which offers a historical ground for the experience. In this place, at this time, what does "Old Flame" mean?
Of course, it isn't fair to reserve that criticism for McQuillen and Devereaux. Chicago's art world, attractive largely for: (a) its schools; and, (b) its non-commercial residency, publication and exhibition system, is filled with young and short-term residents. Consequently, memory is wanting. And we have only few miserable, old, critics to suggest in writing such visual precedents as might exist.
Above: The maquette of Comfort Station's canted bay window (photographed while available for view on February 21, 2015) which was featured in the single-channel video component of Kate McQuillen's "Old Flame" installation at 2579 N. Milwaukee Avenue, in Logan Square, Chicago, IL, January 24– February 22, 2015.
For example, Oak Park resident Alison Ruttan presented (below) a little city of burned-out modelli at Chicago's ADDS DONNA gallery in 2012.[1] And Ruttan's ceramic, architectural structures were each identical in scale to (above) the maquette of Comfort Station's canted bay window featured in McQuillen's single-channel video. In fact, Ruttan has a concurrent show (January 24 - April 26, 2015) featuring said pieces, "if all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail," at the Chicago Cultural Center.[2]
Above: A detail of Alison Ruttan's "Natural Disaster" which ran April 15 - May 13, 2012, at ADDS DONNA, 4223 W. Lake Street, #422, Chicago, IL.
Above:An overview of Alison Ruttan's "Natural Disaster," which ran April 15 - May 13, 2012, at ADDS DONNA, 4223 W. Lake Street, #422, Chicago, IL.
Alison Ruttan isn't the only artist worth mentioning. Also running concurrently (January 9 - March 15, 2015) is a group show at the University of Chicago's Logan Center entitled "Lands End," which includes works from now Brooklyn-based Carrie Schneider's 2010-2011 "Burning House" series.[3] Schneider, like McQuillen, produced an architectural prop which was literally set ablaze and photographed, the results of which (below) were first displayed at Chicago's moniquemeloche gallery in 2012.[4]
Above: Carrie Schneider's "Burning House (October, afternoon)" 2010, originally a c-print, 40 x 50 inches. (C) Carrie Schneider.
Above: An installation view of Carrie Schneider's "Burning House," which ran March 31 – May 12, 2012, at moniquemeloche gallery, 2154 W. Division Street, Chicago, IL.
If Alison Ruttan and Carrie Schneider are comparable to Kate McQuillen because of their common choice of subject matter (a building which is being or has been burned) the University of Chicago's Jason Salavon seems good to remember because of his working method: In 2009, Salavon employed computer-controlled projectors inside the Hyde Park Art Center to cause (below) animated, geometric patterns of colored light to appear across the screened clerestory--an effect enjoyable from outside the building.[5]
Above: A still, interior view of Jason Salavon's animated "Spigot (Oracle's Reflection)," which ran September 23, 2009 - February 6, 2010, across the Jackman Goldwasser Catwalk Gallery at the Hyde Park Art Center, 5020 S. Cornell Avenue, Chicago, IL.
Above: A still, exterior view of Jason Salavon's animated "Spigot (Oracle's Reflection)," which ran September 23, 2009 - February 6, 2010, across the Jackman Goldwasser Catwalk Gallery at the Hyde Park Art Center, 5020 S. Cornell Avenue, Chicago, IL. (C) Jason Salavon.
Every work cited above can be seen to hinge upon an energetic treatment of architecture. And, each artist having concerned herself with a particularly human intervention in the environment, the figure is conspicuous in its absence. Taken together, McQuillen, Ruttan, and Schneider are suggestive of a potentially alarming turn from the controlled, domestic interior of the still life towards some ambiguous violence in the landscape.
What does it mean? In Chicago, in 2015, architecture as ground for some phenomenon of light is found recurrent in practices as diverse as those maintained by Luftwerk and Colleen Plumb. In Chicago, in 2014, the strongest displays at the city's EXPO art fair took the form of architecture. Again, among other examples, Judy Ledgerwood's direct architectural paintings were paired with Anne Wilson's "Portable City" pieces at Rhona Hoffman's gallery in 2011. Whatever else might be happening, in this place, at this time, there's evidence of a widespread and persistent interest in the built dimension of the world.
Above: Kate McQuillen, left, with Jessie Devereaux, right, within McQuillen's "Old Flame" installation at Comfort Station, 2579 N. Milwaukee Avenue, in Logan Square, Chicago, IL, for a closing event on February 21, 2015.
Epilogue: Saturday night, February 21, 2015, McQuillen and Devereaux hosted a closing event. Comfort Station's doors were unlocked. And attendees were able to view "Old Flame" from within, which in the end allowed for the best possible experience of the artwork. Comparative knowledge is sometimes available without an appeal to history or geography. In this case it was possible to consider how one's position--inside or outside--determined one's perspective. Even as the individual artwork was opaque when only its exterior was accessible, so too the larger "art world" defies scrutiny from the borders of its territory. And it's easy to forget how many people are inclined to pass unobservant: supposing that the lights and colors therein are no more related to one another than are the sounds in the cacophony of the city itself.
[1] Alison Ruttan
"Natural Disaster"
April 15 - May 13, 2012
ADDS DONNA
4223 W. Lake Street, #422
http://addsdonna.com/ADDS_DONNA/Natural_Disaster.html
http://www.alisonruttan.com/cv
"if all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail"
January 24 - April 26, 2015
Chicago Cultural Center, Michigan Ave. Galleries, 1st Floor South
78 E. Washington St.
http://www.cityofchicago.org/city/en/depts/dca/supp_info/ruttan.html
[3] Carrie Schneider
"Lands End" (a group show)
Curated by Zachary Cahill and Katherine Harvath
January 9 - March 15, 2015
Presented by the Reva and David Logan Center
for the Arts and the Department of Visual Arts at
the University of Chicago and the Goethe-Institut
https://arts.uchicago.edu/landsend
"Burning House"
March 31 - May 12, 2012
moniquemeloche gallery
2154 W. Division Street
http://moniquemeloche.com/exhibitions/burning-house/
http://carrieschneider.net/work/houseburning.html
[5] Jason Salavon
"Spigot (Oracle's Reflection)"
Jackman Goldwasser Catwalk Gallery
5020 S. Cornell Avenue
http://www.hydeparkart.org/exhibitions/jason-salavonem-spigot-oracles-reflection-em
http://www.salavon.com/
Images (1,2,4,11) February 21, 2015;
Image (3) January 24, 2015;
Images (5,6) April 15, 2012;
Image (7) Copyright 2010 Carrie Schneider.
Image (8) March 31, 2012;
Image (9) September 23, 2009;
Image (10) Copyright 2009 Jason Salavon.
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My whole life, I have had the hardest time with saying no or disagreeing with anyone - to their face, that is. I have NO problem disagreeing with or wanting to say no to someone behind their back, but actually getting the words out to someone in real life is such a difficulty. I do say no to my kids, and to my husband, but almost no one else gets a committed 'NO' in real life. I just push off the conversation or never get around to it. It's not that my heart's not in the "no"- I literally don't know how to deliver the message. And it burns a lot of bridges for me.
When I was in college, I had such a problem with not being able to tell guys that I wasn't interested in dating them. If I got asked out I would say yes, and then if they asked me out again, I'd say yes again. Eventually, they thought we were a thing, and I ended up literally breaking hearts rather than merely disappointing them from the get go. I don't say that to brag at all, but it's a good example, and it happens everywhere else in my life too. I just don't know how to decline an opportunity, so I often put if off until that bridge has been burned. I know it makes me look so much worse than if I had just said no from the start, but I don't know how! Blogging and starting a business has brought so many great (and some not-so-great) opportunities to my door, and I don't think I've gotten much better at dealing with the situations where I want to say no. My best help so far has been asking Soren to help me reply - and he is great - but I think I need to figure this out.
Do you have a hard time saying no too? How do you say no?
PS - These Black Cut Out Leather earrings are coming this week! New earring and cuff styles will be in the shop on Friday!
Love this outfit! Wanted to pin it to my fashion board on pinterest, but it doesn't look like you've made it "pinnable"?
I so understand about saying no! Your story sounds just like me. I cannot figure out why its so hard for me. I guess I'm a pleaser and hate disappointing people. I usually have my hubby do it if at all possible! Lol!
I can't say no. ever. haha! love this outfit, and that purse it to-die-for....thrifted? love it! I am a new fan of your jewelry...can't wait to receive my order and see what's new in your shop!
Thank you! I know you'll love them!
I get a daily devotion in my in-box each morning (proverbs31.org), and the main writer who I love -- Lysa TerKeurst -- just came out with a new book called "The Best Yes". I can tell from the samplings that are occasionally part of the daily devotional that I need to go buy this book bc it's all about saying no! This morning's devotional was actually 5 ways to evaluate if you should say no or not....ironic! On a lighter note, love this outfit and all your fun fashion tips!!
You are pretty much describing me to a T!! I have a very hard time saying no and it causes me a lot of unnessacery stress. It's something I am working on..
I have the opposite problem-- I think I say "no" too much. I do adore this outfit on you-- the colors are perfect, and you look stunning!
You always hit the nail right on the head- in your posts and your outfits! I'm really digging the ponte pants as a more "adult" legging alternative.
Thank you! And yes I wear the ponte pants as a legging alternative all Fall and Winter long!
I read your blog regularly,but I din't leave a comment,yet...I even have my haircut similar as yours,because I found your hairstyle,your blog and showed it to my hairdresser.
It is hard to say no,easier to walk away,but I learn to say no in a kind way...Kind but a BIG NO. So they know it is a real no and no discussion about it.Very rarely I do that,and it is new to me.
P.S.: I love to read your blog and watch your outfit.It inspires me.
I have the same problem, too, especially with dating! Or turning down friend's request to get together, if you'd rather just be home, etc.
So much easier via email/text than face to face, but I should get work on getting better at that, too.


The next FROGGS meeting will take place 7:30pm this coming Thursday 10th March and will look to setup a steering group to take things forward, eg draft constitution, aims, etc.
We have the use of the cinema area (ground floor) beside the bar for our meeting.
PS. Yoga not compulsory on the night!
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Lakers News: History Of LeBron James' Debuts For Cavaliers (2003, 2014) And Heat (2010)
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Lakers Vs. Trail Blazers Preview And TV Info: New Era Officially Begins With LeBron James, Young Core
A new era officially begins Thursday night for LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers. After five years of rebuilding through the NBA Draft, the Lakers changed the landscape when they signed James to a four-year, $154 million contract.
For James, he has completely transformed how superstars approach free agency and the Lakers will mark his third team in his 16-year career.
As the Lakers play the Portland Trail Blazers in the 2018-19 NBA season opener, here is how James has performed in his debuts:
Oct. 29, 2003 (Cleveland Cavaliers @ Sacramento Kings): 25 points (12/20 from the field), six rebounds, nine assists, four steals, and zero blocks in 42 minutes.
Oct. 26, 2010 (Miami Heat @ Boston Celtics): 31 points (10/21 from the field), four rebounds, three assists, one steal, and two blocks in 43 minutes.
Oct. 30, 2014 (Cleveland Cavaliers @ New York Knicks): 17 points (5/15 from the field), five rebounds, four assists, zero steals, and zero blocks in 43 minutes.
In all three debuts, James' teams have lost but it is not surprising considering they all get off to slow starts. However, the Heat and Cavaliers (second stint) made eight consecutive NBA Finals combined with him.
As for the Lakers, there is a wide range of projections considering the talent in the Western Conference. From being the second-best team to not even making the playoffs, this may very well be James' greatest challenge as the Golden State Warriors are looking to cement themselves as the greatest dynasty.
With the Lakers in pursuit of their 17th championship and first since the 2009-10 season, James has an opportunity to add to his legacy. If he is able to win his fourth in Los Angeles, he will join John Salley and Robert Horry as players who won with three different teams.
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A bit to the southwest, a Mt. Hood vacation rental in the small town of Molalla is loaded with outdoor activities. From your Molalla getaway, you can follow along the scenic Molalla River Corridor and view numerous waterfalls and geological features, hike, bike, skateboard, and shop to your heart's content. Just as you would expect, being located along a river corridor gives you access to numerous river-related activities like rafting and fishing. But Molalla is also known for its famed "Buckeroo Rodeo" where cowboys and cowgirls can tighten their chaps and test their equestrian skills with varying events beginning in April and ending in September. But that's not all! There are five city parks in Molalla, one devoted to skateboarders. Did you ever want to try sky-diving? Well, you can do that in Molalla too. SkyDive Oregon is located just west of town and caters to both first-timers and experienced skydivers. Hungry for more than adventure? In town, dining options are plentiful. Hit the Hitchin' Post Cafe for hearty breakfasts like the locals do. The Farmstead Restaurant and Pub at Arrowhead Golf Club features live music and eclectic, home-cooked meals. From Molalla, a trip to the outlet malls in Canby is less than a 15 mile drive and St. Josef's Winery is an even shorter trip at only 10 miles. Whether you pick a cabin near the river or your own private lodge, find a perfect Molalla vacation rental in this little town on the western edge of the Cascades.


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by Patriot-Bridge Staff • June 3, 2011 • 0 Comments
Help keep me in the "loop"
If a parent has any info/photo of their child participating in a sports or recreational activity (elementary school, high school, college, or otherwise), please E-Mail me at [email protected] and I will be sure to include the info/photo in a column. I'd also love to hear about any honor roll students or scholar athletes, or just about any story which would recognize the accomplishments of past and present "Townies."
Honor Roll call
Sophomore James Clough was named to the Dean's List at Wentworth Institute.
"Townies" sports update
Sports fanatics looking to share their opinion and point of view, local guru Robbie McIntosh hosts a "Coach's Corner" program at www.bostonfreeradio.com every Wednesday from 7 to 8 p.m… Brooks School lacrosse standout Jillian Doherty was selected as a member of Team New England and will participate in the National Championships at Long Island, New York, and at the All American Classic tournament in Baltimore, Maryland…Closer Aaron Titcomb came on in the last inning to notch a strikeout and induce a game-ending double-play as Brewster Academy (11-1) held on for their eighth straight victory, a 5-4 conquest over Middlesex…Hebron Academy (2-6) senior outfielder Michael Settipani belted out three hits in his team's 9-0 demolition of Kent Hill…Mt. St. Joseph (5-9) junior outfielder Kacie Kelly walloped 5 hits in a double-header sweep of Nazareth Academy.
Little League news
Shortstop Michael Ward blasted three home runs and teammate Jake Scanlon added another as Teamsters Local 25 continue to steamroll with a lopsided victory over the Boys & Girls Club…Rookie outfielder Ronan O'Hara (triple, run, 2 RBIs) had a breakout game and Aiden Kelly came on to pick up the win with a strong inning of relief pitching as Jenny's Pizza outlasted the Cronin Club in a hard-fought 8-7 nail-biter…Pitchers Jared Burhoe and Jason Smith held the fort as Century 21 gained a share of first place with an exciting 9-7 victory over CHAD.
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
Teamsters Local 25 8-1
Jenny's Pizza 5-2
McCarthy's Liquors 3-3
Cronin Club 1-5
Boys & Girls Club 1-7
PITCHING LEADERS (3 decisions)
Anthony Bolger 3-0
Jake Scanlon 3-0
Sahdat Arroyo 2-2
Nolan McLaughlin 1-2
Jake Scanlon 4
Michael Ward 4
Hughie O'Donnell 2
Daniel Settipani 2
TRIPLE AAA STANDINGS
CHAD 5-2
Century 21 5-2
99 Restaurant 3-2
Knights of Columbus 1-4
Eagle Elevator 1-5
Jason Smith 4
Jared Burhoe 2
The Bunker Hill Day parade
Soon, residents and former "Townies" will gather with family and friends along the parade route to enjoy the Bunker Hill Day festivities. If "Mother Nature" blesses us with comfortable weather, it has all the makings of a wonderful day; complete with cookouts, music and good cheer.
Bunker Hill Day has always been very special to me. As a kid living on Winthrop Street, I watched the "redcoats" muster at the Training Field in preparation for the Battle of Bunker Hill. The Charlestown Militia unit (which included my Uncle Bernie and Aunt Rita) were always a crowd favorite and often fired their muskets along the parade route. Even though I could see them loading their weapons and knew a deafening blast was imminent, it still scared the crap out of me.
I recall watching a 1960's Bunker Hill Day parade, sitting on the curb outside my house as Bobby Kennedy's entourage passed by. In a matter of seconds I was: hoisted in the air by a man wearing sunglasses; placed in Kennedy's lap while another man snapped pictures from a large camera; lifted up again, still blinded by the flash, and placed in the same spot I was previously sitting.
I've also participated in the parade, many times. The first occasion was marching with a group of Little Leaguers; we were holding a large blanket to collect coins and dollar bills donated by parade watchers. In what was a proud family moment, I marched in the 1975 parade as a U.S. Marine alongside my father (GYSGT Phil Kelly) and brother (SSGT Dennis Kelly).
During my years as a Bunker Hillbilly, I rode on the Charlestown Boys Club float. Our "We are the Bunker Hillbillies" theme song always produced a roar of delight as many "Townies," who knew the words by heart, would sing along with us. The overhead Orange Line railway still existed at the time and my cowboy hat usually got decorated with pigeon droppings.
In 1985, the Hillbillies performed the day before the parade at a Navy Yard ceremony honoring the U.S.S. Bunker Hill and held a reunion concert later that night on the Monument grounds which was attended by more than 5,000 people.
Almost a decade later, we crammed ourselves on a float and performed with the aging Bob Munstedt for what turned out to be the last time. I witnessed, up-close, the adulation and genuine love Charlestown had for Bob as hundreds of people, sensing the moment, walked alongside the float trying to shake his hand in an emotional display of respect.
More recently, I rode on a duck boat during the 2000 Bunker Hill Day parade, accompanied by my children and fellow Hillbillies, where – by popular demand – we played the Hillbilly theme song over and over again. Finally, as a member of the all-Charlestown rock band "Ground FX," I performed at the Bunker Hill Parade Chief Marshall's Banquet, and at Eden Street Park to celebrate "Charlestown Pride" week.
Although my days as a parade participant are over, this Bunker Hill Day will still be a very special occasion for my family. My six children will compete in the Bunker Hill Day road race, and later, watch the marching bands practice their routines under the "Mystic River Bridge." Extended family members will gather at the corner of Main and Oak Street to enjoy the parade before venturing out to visit nearby friends. By dusk, we will have all returned to the O'Brien household to enjoy Irish music, food and refreshments, and more importantly, each other's company. This scenario will be repeated throughout Charlestown by multitudes of residents and returning "Townies."
In all the revelry and celebration, however, it can be easy to lose sight of the significance of the Bunker Hill Day parade. Although the British had taken the "Battle of Bunker Hill," their victory resulted in the highest casualty count in any encounter during the Revolutionary War. A significant portion of the British officer corps in North America were either killed or wounded at Bunker Hill and the colonists who fought spread hope that America could prevail in the conflict. Naysayers aside, the Bunker Hill Day holiday recognizes one of the most important events in our nation's history.
On behalf of my family, I would also like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to Jim Conway (God rest his soul), Arthur Hurley and the rest of the Parade Committee members who, over the years, have provided us with priceless Bunker Hill Day memories. Thank you so very, very much.
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Hoping to stave off the latest Western threats to invade, the Syrian government has agreed to let UN inspectors into Jobar, the site of an alleged chemical weapons attack. The quick response has been condemned as "too late" by US officials.
The US position is flat out bizarre, as they were making much of UN inspectors arriving last week to inspect alleged attacks that happened several months prior, but are suddenly outraged at a deal that only took a few days to reach.
The reason for this split is because the inspection can only harm their case for invasion. Officials have already insisted they are convinced of Syria's guilt, and evidence to the contrary could spoil the adventure.
Russia too seems to be anticipating this result, and is urging the US to "wait" on its invasion until the UN's inspection results come in. Instead, the war plans are moving forward at a rapid pace, and any UN results will almost certainly come long after the war has started.
A true nightmare may begin to unfold.
Just as in Iraq Bush demanded the weapons inspectors leave days before their official investigation was finished knowing that there was in fact no WMDs, The US Knows that may not have been a Syrian Government attack at all, but an attack by a separate entity to engage US troops directly into the battle! The reality is Al Qaeda has more of a reason to use this weaponry than Syria or the Rebels! Both the Rebels and Syria may be telling the truth it wasn't them at all!
The wheel began turning years ago and nothing, not even truths and facts are going to derail this insanity. Having grown up during the antiwar events in the 60s I know the voice of the American people can be heard – despite the lack of interest from the MSM and especially the people we elect to represent us. I think there are enough people now who understand what could have been accomplished in our own country with the money the Archons spent on wars in the ME. When there are people HERE who are starving or homeless or jobless or sick and infrastructure that is crumbling around us that could have been helped or fixed with the country's resources instead of funding a war machine that does not make us safer – as has been proven if one takes off the blinders and actually looks – then one has to wonder for whom the "leaders" of this country are working.
I personally believe they do not care about the citizens anymore, if they ever have. Group think and massive amounts of money have corrupted the people we elect and they, in the perpetuation of the decline have corrupted the process in order to continue the corruption. This is where we used to say just vote them all out – replace them with sane people…but looking at the replacements I'm not sure they are any saner.
How do we send a message that we've had enough and want the insanity to stop? Would they even listen? How they respond? Do the majority of the American people even care? I have serious doubts.
1) They would not listen 2) They (the government/MSM complex) would ignore us – if things got dicey they'd gladly turn the jackboots loose 3) The vast majority of Americans do not give a flying fig, as long as the NFL/Duck Dynasty/Kardashians are on and the Coor Light is cold.
fool me once, fool me twice, fool me a half dozen times ….
actually given the low popularity of war with Syria, people may actually be learning!
It IS possible that the carefully planted evidence may have been destroyed or "tampered with". I doubt it will make any difference.
'Russia is urging the US to wait on its invasion…' No, sorry Russia, that's not how it works. The facts(inspections) don't matter. Hollywood has conditioned us all – the entire world really – to expect the American 'hero' to rush in and save the day. It doesn't matter how many times we have been deceived we still believe in the fairy, and our job (as loyal citizens) is to cheer on the hero as he jumps into the fray and slays the (imaginary) villain.
Israel has gone very quiet on the 'existential' fake Iran nuke threat. If the US attacks, how long before Israel starts whining about Teh Evul Eyeranians? 1 day, 1 week, 1 month?
Yonatan why shall you think like this? I am totally against the attack by US because every state has right of freedom but in some cases like US put limitation to some specific countries about trade is a good step for helping them to come to the right way but thinking about the attacks is never been a good idea, As you have seen the status of Afghanistan war, everywhere the loss of time and money and some sort of image destruction for US Government also.


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Celebrating the holidays looks a little different this year, with cozy nights by the fire and family-friendly activities that keep everyone engaged. Savor the season with new traditions in the comfort of your home with our at-home activities! Download, print, and mix up your at-home fun with these 5 activities that will help you celebrate the season, get creative, and savor time with your family…
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Max Payne 3 Game Download In Parts
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Max Payne 3 is a third-person shooter video game developed by Rockstar Studios and published by Rockstar Games. It was released on May 15, 2012 for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360; a Microsoft Windows port was released on May 29, 2012, followed by an OS X port on June 20, 2013.The game is the third entry in the Max Payne series and the sequel to Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne.
The game is played from a third-person perspective. Throughout the single-player mode, players control Max Payne, a former detective. Nine years after the events of the second game, Max becomes employed as a private security contractor in Brazil, but becomes entangled in a quest filled with death and betrayal. An online multiplayer mode is included with the game, allowing up to 16 players to engage in both cooperative and competitive gameplay in re-creations of multiple single-player settings.
Max Payne 3 is a third-person shooter in which the player assumes the role of its titular character, Max Payne. A new feature to the series, introduced in Max Payne 3, is the cover system, which allows players to gain a tactical advantage, and avoid taking damage from enemies.To progress through the linear story, players take on enemies throughout levels. The game features interactive cutscenes which transition seamlessly into continuing gameplay; there are no loading screens across gameplay and cutscenes.
In combat, auto-aim and a cover system can be used as assistance against enemies. Should players take damage, painkillers can be used to regenerate health. Players use melee attacks, firearms and explosives to fight enemies. In action sequences, bullet time can be used; using this feature, it is possible to see every bullet strike an enemy in detail.The game also introduces a "Last Stand" mechanic, granting players a grace period when health is fully depleted that allows the player to kill the enemy that last wounded them in order to remain alive, so long as the player has at least one recovery item. When this feature is utilized, it does deplete all of the players remaining "bullet time". Also new to the series is that after using the shoot-dodge mechanic, which enables players to dodge enemies by diving, players may shoot at any angle while remaining grounded.
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Hazel & Jasper: Petite Stitchery & Co.
Its summer here in Michigan and as it's warming up, I'm in need of something light, functional but most importantly Boho. I found the perfect go to top by Petite Stitchery & Co. & I think Hazel hits the mark. Hazel has the perfect amount of flair that is trendy and versatile all-in-one.
Hazel is not lined a simple knit interfacing gives it the nice finished neckline. I used the Ivory Floral in rayon/spandex blend from Sew Precious Fabrics! The fabric has great drape and is very light making it perfect for summer.
So you're probably wondering why it looks like a dress! Well my mini is quite short for her age. So most tops turn into tunic or dress length. This is supposed to be a top, but a simple modification by adding length to the skirt and you have a dress ❤ I would suggest if adding length, make sure to use clear elastic for stabilizer. As the added weight of the skirt might cause pulling.
Here is the bubble sleeve at 3/4 length. The bubble I feel really completes this whole boho look. There is a band at the bottom of the sleeves which allows the sleeve to get its bubble look and fits nicely around the arm.
So what else rounds off this look!!? Duh, Jasper Vest! I used neoprene I found at Joann Fabrics. Jasper it's intended to be a lined/bordered vest, but I wanted something light for summer. So this version is not lined and the edges are left raw. I'm completely in love with this look.
Jasper Vest has the perfect amount of drape regardless how how stiff your fabric is. If any of you have used neoprene, it has some structure. So to get a nice willowy look says a lot about the design.
One more before you delve into your sewing room! lol Of course for summer I need patterns to be versatile. So I hacked Hazel by adding lining and now I have a simple sleeveless Hazel!
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Got Milk? Keep it Raw →
by thebovine | January 28, 2010 · 3:18 pm
Raw milk goes to court Monday in B.C.
Here's the latest from Gordon Watson and Home on the Range cowshare:
"Go ask Alice..." That's Alice Jongerden, the woman at the eye of the hurricane around raw milk in B.C. CTV B.C. photo and caption.
Two weeks ago Fraser Health Authority served Notice on our Agister that it will apply for an injunction to stop her from "packaging and/or distributing" raw milk produced by our herd of cows.
For a few moments last week, after the decision came down in Michael Schmidt's case in Ontario, we were hopeful that the Petitioner, Fraser Health, would be reasonable and back off. But no: today, legal counsel Guy McDannold made it clear he's headed to Court this coming Monday, February 1st, at 9:45 am in Chambers, in the Supreme Court in New Westminster. I and Alice Jongerden, and not a few others, will show up to oppose him.
I will send out more comments between now and Sunday, explaining the various ways this could go. For now, suffice to say that if Fraser Health gets the Order it wants, it will be OK for Alice Jongerden to continue to work for us as herdswoman, caring for our cows up to and including doing the actual milking. But past the point of the milk being put into the jar filler, such an injunction would prohibit her from doing anything more to package and/or distribute our milk.
Court order or not, our cows are going to keep on giving about 60 gallons a day. The REAL MILK will keep on flowing and we will figure out a way to get it to its owners.
For starters; it's worth noting that the lawyer misled the Court in the documents with which he originated the application by stating that "the parties have been unable to agree to the date of the hearing …". And that "the parties have been unable to agree as to how long the hearing will take …" And that "…the Respondent has not given a time estimate."
In fact, Mr McDannold had never so much as contacted Alice Jongerden, let alone did he confer with her about the hearing. Nor did he ever contact me, although he's perfectly well aware that I am one of the people in the category "JANE DOE and JOHN DOE", being people whom he says in his Grounds are " …persons whose names and whereabouts are unknown and who participated in the Home on the Range business with the Respondent Alice Jongerden."
A couple of dozen shareholders have entered a "Response", then given Notice of it to the lawyer for Fraser Health. Mr McDannold then tells each of them that 'they got it wrong… the injunction he's after only concerns those who are in business with Alice Jongerden'. Well, as they used to say on the farm "don't eat that Elmer": that's BS … dis-information calculated to trick you into forgoing your right to be heard on this matter.
Of course, these outright lies and chicanery are just "business as usual" in the business of lawyering.
In an interview last night, Michael Schmidt said he's ready to come out to BC and support us. So there's a good chance he will be at the Courthouse on Monday morning. I encourage as many shareholders who can make it, to literally pack the Court. The newsmedia will definitely be there. A good crowd will influence public opinion on this topic. Inside, such sheer numbers will demonstrate to the judge that the idea this can be dealt with in half an hour, is laughable.
The Court building in New Westminster is at 651 Carnarvon Street, between 6th Street and 8th Street, adjacent to Douglas College. Parking is hard to find in that neighbourhood in the morning. There is underground parking in the Court building … it's not cheap. The Court building is about half a mile – uphill – from each of the Columbia or New Westminster SkyTrain stations.
Gordon S Watson
Justice Critic, Party of Citizens
Tagged as Alice Jongerden, B.C., court, cowshares, Home on the Range, legal, Michael Schmidt, raw milk, rights, risk
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I think you and your readers may enjoy this post:
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Just my point of view but for what it is worth.
The Michael Schmidt case in Ontario was about health issues ,selling unpasteurized milk , your case is different as they are charging you with packaging and distriutation which is different and falls under the milk act . Since they can not win on all then start on one. On the way to court out there we read about samples taken not deliveries so what changed? Michael Schmidt won his case and this sent the civil servants into attack mode, they will now see how the law stands on distribution, if this fails they will try another attack in another place so it dose not look coordinated and targeted at your cause. This case will have an effect on the appeal of the Ontario case.The attacks will continue to happen until the bureaucrats find one win or the politicians get sick of bad press and as in my case after all the media left two bureaucrats used an unwritten law and forced me out of business . This was done while a lame Minister of Agriculture was in and that is all they need.
Still one vote
PS: just upset a bureaucrat or two


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I am either a total dork or the search function on the site isn't working for me... There was a thread in this forum or the materials forum that talked about options for black countertops. I've tried the search for black counter tops, Paper Stone, etc. Has anyone see it and can they send me there?
We're thinking about installing Paper Stone in our kitchen, but want to hear from others about how Paper Stone wears and functions after install (down the road a bit). Any insights would be lovely, thanks!
Re: posts on black countertops?
Thanks Quackrel! There was another I was looking for on black countertops. Anyone else have problems with the search function?
Is this the one you were looking for floosen?
Please be careful. We fell in love with the solid black countertops so we installed a black Richlite countertop in our bathroom. It just looks awesome when it is perfectly clean and just wiped down. However, I would never never never install another solid color countertop ever again. There is a definite beauty to these countertops - but you have to be practical too. there are water spots, dust spots (horrible on black), toothpaste marks, spots from the soap drips, etc. We are really clean people - and this countertop in unmanageable. It is just so impractical. Please dont fool yourself into thinking the practical side is not important - it is all of these spots you see on a day-to-day basis and only the perfect black top after you've cleaned and before the first person walks into the kitchen/bathroom/etc.
Good luck - but please let practicality rule your decisions!
Hmm, mjfeestone, maybe your standards of cleanliness are way above mine, or maybe black just works better in the kitchen where there is no toothpaste, but I've been really happy with black Richlite in my kitchen. It does show dust, but I haven't had any problem with water spots. I do wipe frquently to remove crumbs, and that takes care of the dust too. There was the time that a well-meaning friend took a scotchbrite to it to remove some pizza dough, which left a few lighter abraded areas before I could stop her. I didn't do anything about it (although I think I could have re-sealed it, as the installer left a can of the stuff), and now even that has mellowed and doesn't stand out. So I guess the upshot is, don't write black off, but if you are considering it I guess you should try to get a look at some in action.
Nextmodernfacilities, Have you gotten a cost estimate for the kliptech? Or does anyone have one for the Richlite? thanks.
Not sure how it wears, but it's gorgeous.
mjfreestone, thanks for the heads up. We had honed absolute black granite in our last home and tend to take a wabi sabi attitude about the way things exist in our space (e.g., my collection of copperwear is mottled with color, not polished bright). I've just been concerned about permanent damage or spots and things that cannot be taken out. Esp because this product is not common in Ann Arbor and I am a bit apprehensive about not doing granite for resale some day.
If you want a cool book on wabi sabi, check out Leonard Koren's book Wabi-Sabi: for Artists, Designers, Poets Philosophers. I loved it.
Larv, yes, that was exactly it, thank you!
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What strikes me about this piece of student work is how clean and predictable their mistake is.
Is this sort of mistake the rule or the exception? Does a mistake like this reflect the fact that many/most student errors are due to coherent mental models, or is it the rarer exception in a world dominated by stormy minds that fling ideas at math less predictably?
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The head voice should be placed towards your head, forehead, ears, kind of higher up. It really depends on the range and where it resonates better.
Who would you say have the top 3 head voices in kpop today (in both male and female categories)?
I mean most likely Sohyang, Shannon and Lena Park. For males, I have no idea. Park Hyoshin, Jung Dongha and…Naul?


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