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Playing in the bay at Crissy Field is Tanner's first choice for a great outing, and we enjoyed doing just that a couple of days ago.
However, on New Year's Eve day we enjoyed a 5-mile walk through Golden Gate Park, out to Ocean Beach near the Cliff House and meandered back to our car.
This is one reason we pay the big bucks to live here! Our houses tend to be small, and very expensive -- but we don't stay inside much -- we have the coastal hills, and beaches, and mountains and parks as our backyard.


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Interview: Carmela Rizzuti
Interviews | April 7, 2019 |
Image courtesy of Carmela Rizzuti
Luca Curci talks with Carmela Rizzuti during VENICE INTERNATIONAL ART FAIR 2019 at Palazzo Ca' Zanardi.
Palermitan painter and photographer, she studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Palermo in the painting section where she subsequently wanted to continue her studies specializing in restoration paintings on canvas and panel at Palazzo Spinelli in Florence. For 10 years he was part of the Photo Club Conca d'Oro and registered with the FIAF (Italian Federations Photographic Associations).
In 2010 he did a course of Higher Education Autodesk ATC Eureka Engineering in Palermo. He has done and participated in various exhibitions and competitions in Italy and abroad and has had several publications both in the field of painting but also in photography, including the magazine Arte di Giorgio Mondadori, Arte Dossier, Annuario ACCA, the photographic magazine Zoom, Foto , The Photographer and the Amateur Photographer.
Luca Curci – What is art for you?
Carmela Rizzuti – Art for me is a way to express my creativity, my way of seeing and thinking. My work is expressed through my inspiration dictated by the surrounding world and that is elaborated and realized in my studio and completed in post production with Photoshop.
LC – What are you currently working on?
CR – Currently I am focused on the world of nature and its colors that are expressed and reworked with digital.
LC – Do visitors' suggestions enrich yourself and your art?
CR – No, because my work usually likes and in any case I always do what I feel by not following people's judgments.
LC – Did your style change over the years? In which way?
CR – Yes because the world is always in continuous evolution and I with it, what has changed is my way of expressing myself before I was more conceptual not based on aesthetic beauty but now I play a lot about visual form and beauty because it is in line with the social fashion that looks a lot at aesthetics even if I do it in a very creative way.
LC – Which art themes do you pursue? What is your preferred subject, if there is any?
CR – Currently the theme is nature.
LC – What do you think about the concept of this festival? In which way did it inspire you?
CR – I consider the festival a way and an opportunity for artists to be able to make their art known in an international artistic context
LC – What do you think about ITSLIQUID Platform?
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With a 30-year writing career and more than 70 historical and modern romantic suspense novels under her belt, Kat Martin knows a thing or two about what it takes to be a successful writer. In fact, her recent novel, Beyond Control, was the 15th book in a row to claim a spot on the prestigious New York Times bestseller list.
Like most writers today, her biggest problem was getting her books promoted. Another was being strong enough to stand up to the people who wanted to change her into the writer they thought she should be.
She also does extensive research for each book. Her newest release, THE CONSPIRACY, is no exception. It's a wild international ride full of danger, romance, and intrigue with a heaping helping of drug cartels and family drama to add flavor to the mix.
You started your fiction career writing historicals. What prompted your transition to modern thrillers?
I started with historicals because I love history, had studied it, and felt connected to the genre. But even my historicals had a lot of suspense. When I wrote my first contemporary, there was no such genre as romantic suspense. Publishers said mixing romance with suspense wouldn't work. Only a couple of authors were writing anything like that. I wrote a book called The Silent Rose, a ghost story based on a terrifying incident that happened to my husband and me in a bed and breakfast, which I fictionalized and made into a romantic suspense. My publisher wouldn't publish it. I sold it under a pen name to another publisher for a lot less money. The good news was, the book was nominated for a Rita and has become my all-time bestselling novel—back to press 17 times.
Where did you get the inspiration for THE CONSPIRACY?
No idea. Probably a movie or TV show, or a newspaper article I read somewhere in the past. The ideas seem to bury themselves for years, then just pop up out of nowhere.
How do you balance the romance and suspense in the book?
Mostly by feel. I know readers want to watch the relationship develop between the hero and heroine, but they also expect to be drawn into the danger the characters are facing. Surviving the danger and solving the mystery is how the hero and heroine get to know each other, how they discover each other's strengths and weaknesses, and ultimately how they fall in love. In my mind, the romance and the suspense are of equal importance.
Every book offers a unique set of challenges. What were some you came up against while writing this one?
The biggest challenge was discovering that the setting, as I imagined it, wouldn't actually work. With all the trouble in Venezuela, I thought it would be a perfect place for a portion of my high-action adventure. But as the book progressed, I realized the country was geographically wrong. I started digging, trying to find a place that would work. Turned out, Colombia had the right geography, plenty of trouble, and plenty of bad guys who conduct business with bad people in the States. Then all I had to do was research the climate and terrain, animals, indigenous tribes, and rebel armies of the Colombian rainforest. Piece of cake.
The book opens with an upscale gala in which Chase and Harper take each other's measure, followed by a scene in which Chase saves a young girl being trafficked. Why did you choose those two scenes, in that order, as your introduction to these characters?
Though I prefer to start with action, I usually follow my instincts, and in this they led me in a different direction. I did the gala opening to give readers a hint of the sexual tension ahead, and get in some background info, but it was a little too tame for me. So I added the scene with the young girl. Since I like circular writing, the beginning worked out very well at the end.
Anya Seton for historicals. A wonderful writer who knew how to take you back in time. Wilbur Smith for romantic suspense. Eagle in the Sky is the most romantic novel I've ever read.
What's next? Will we see more of Harper and Chase?
THE CONSPIRACY is book #1 of my new Maximum Security series set around a detective agency in Dallas, Texas. Chase is the wealthy owner of the company, so he and Harper appear once in a while. Next comes Hawk Maddow, a bounty hunter who works in the office. You meet him in THE CONSPIRACY.


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by Matthew Cavnar on November 3, 2011
We were in San Francisco on Wednesday for the eBooks for Everyone Else conference from Publisher's Launch. My laptop ran the under-cover beta of our platform for attendees — which might have distressed our engineers (hi guys!) but, as I expected, eBook building hummed smoothly. Attendee interest was gratifying — from the people at Bowker (we're making it easy to purchase ISBNs in the midst of title creation) to publishers who want to control digital book workflows and convert backlist titltes (mea culpa, Josh Talent, who'd prefer we ditch saying "conversion" and start talking about repurposing content – I agree!) to the much appreciated enthusiasm of author Sara Ramsay, who tweeted: "Vook: the demo of their eBook conversion tool blew me away. Gorgeous wysiwyg editor, get output as either .mobi or .epub". Sara delivered the sharpest and most comprehensive live tweets, so her praise was particularly sweet.
But enough about us—I wanted to quickly post on what I saw of Penguin's Book Country. Molly Barton gave us an overview with screenshots of the Book Country interface, announcing that Penguin will soon be opening it to self publishing authors in the science-fiction, fantasy and romance genres. Book Country's going to have a co-writing feature, ie, you can post chapters and get feedback from other writers and readers. Think Figment for grown-ups with a dash of Yelp, so you know who's a trusted commenter and who might be trolling. Additionally, in Molly's words, "I think we're all a little sick of staring at search results", so Book Country dynamically presents search info, allowing you to pour through related titles on a U/I that resembled the periodic table—or one of those calming panel interfaces from Star Trek. It's not often a publisher announces a software service with a cool factor, but this got my attention.
Other highlight presentations were Bob Mayer's discussion of moving to self-publishing as a successful author, and finding even greater success there. Bob sounded more like a mini-publishing house—with the author as CEO. It's the start-up lexicon applied to writing, and it's exciting. Writers have done a great job chronicling the highs and the bottom out lows of business life—now they can join in. I'm picking up Bob's Duty, Honor, Country for my flight back to NYC.
We had a raft of sign ups for the beta of the platform. More updates soon on when we'll be onramping and letting you see how we're building eBooks that sing. And I mean sing in the sense that they look great, and because you could, in fact, drop singing audio files into them if you wanted.
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Ukraine is truly a wonderful place with scenic beauties that can amaze everyone. The people are extremely generous and welcome visitors with utmost warmth. The country is a land wonder and filled with places that is must see for everyone. It is rapidly growing to be the most sought after travel destination for people from across the world. Let us discuss some of the places which is a must see if you are travelling to Ukraine:
Carpathian Mountains: This is one of the most sought after places in Ukraine. It is known as the Green Pearl of Ukraine. The scenic beauty has made it one of the most important tourist centers of the country. A beautiful mix of natural meadows, lush green outfields, with evergreen landscapes is what makes it very appealing to the tourists who visit here.Here it is believed that the people and the nature has formed a deep harmony, never to be broken. Thus is absolutely a must see if you happen to visit Ukraine anytime.
Kyiv: Kyiv is the capital of Ukraine and is known as the science city of the country. It is home to around 3 million people located on the banks of Dnieper River. Ancient Kievan Rus, was the city which reached to its zenith during the 11th and 12th centuries was the most important center of trade between the Baltic and the Mediterranean. The art and architecture of Kyiv are famous all over the worlds and are elicited as world treasures. Thus Kiev pulls in a lot of visitors from across the world every year, who come in search of its secret treasures of information of the trade.
Lviv: Lviv is a poetic city filled with legends that are new as well as gold. Architectural structures embark beauty to this place which by its grandeur pull in tourists all over the world. The architectural structure's though centuries old is still intact with all its beauty, nothing has changed. This is a place filled with beauty and not to be missed at any cost.
Odesa: Odesa is known as the Pearl of the Black sea and is the 3Rd largest city of Ukraine. It is the most important city for trade in the country. Its warm climate, sunlit beaches attract thousands of tourists all the year around. It is one of the most visited places by tourists in whole of the country. Its shady lanes and beautiful pastel buildings add valor to its beauty.
Chernihiv: Chernihiv has been known to have a human settlement of around 2000. The region comprises of very beautiful spots for visiting and also has important historical significance, notable as early as the Kyivan Rus' period, dating back to records when the oblast' cities of Chernihiv and Novhorod-Sivers'kiy were very frequently mentioned in historical scripts. The city of Chernihiv was one of the most important cities, in fact it was second most important city of Ukrainian that existed during the Rus' period of the country' history. It has often served as the regional capital of Ukraine during this period. Nevertheless the scenic beauty has remained the same and it is highly visited by tourists from across the world.
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The games that are now being developed have the most amazing and realistic graphics that a heavy laptop requires to play games. We have listed the top-rated PC games of different categories, such as racing and shooting, but according to us, PUBG is the best rated top game in 2018.
Nowadays games are the best way to kill the boredom So, almost every laptop manufacturing company is developing gaming based laptops so that user can easily play games without any problems regarding graphics and speed performance of the games. Like we have seen MSI GS75 Stealth 17-inch gaming laptop with RTX 2080 which was revealed on the CES 2019 is also the best laptop with the best graphics card to play high definition games. So, now let's discuss the Most Top Rated PC Games of 2018. Since these games are now becoming more realistic, the size of the games increases and the price is greatly affected. If you want to buy these PC games online, why not save your money by comparing PC games prices to save time and effort?
Player Unknown's Battlegrounds which is most famous as a PUBG for short. PUBG is basically a Battle Royale style multiplayer shooting game. The theme of this game is that you have to jump on an island and had to fight with other players to death. The last man standing or the last teams who managed to survive at the end wins the game and is rewarded by the "Chicken Dinner". It's a very wonderful game, easy to play online and makes lots of nail-biting games. One hundred numbers of players which have entered the game will have to skydive on an unknown island and have to grab any weapons and ammo they can find on that place. Although the concept was not new, PUBG has transformed the royal genre into today's phenomenon. PUBG is more realistic than any other game as a third or first-person shooter. The pleasure of it is how it pushes players to move and take risks as a constantly shrinking force field funnels to survive players until a winner gets out of the death trap. Every moment of each game is dependent on an important decision, and even a small one could lead to your doom.
Counter strike global offense usually known as CS GO which is the biggest First Person Shooting game there has ever been. This unbelievably complex shooter has a wide range of skills and is not for the weak person game to play. With a difficult game and the greatest importance of having the fastest monitor, the best mouse and the best graphics card is required to play flawlessly. CS GO is not the most visually stunning game, but CS GO should be your best game if you want to test your reactions and climb the ranks.
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There is a logical reason Counter-Strike has long been popular it's one of the most focused and technical first- person shooters out there, relying heavily on team-based dynamics, a sense of the game and pure skill. Its challenge and depth make it not only one of the toughest competitive shooters, but also the most rewarding. The newest version, the Global Offensive, has done a lot to attract serious players and newcomers alike to the Counter-Strike formula. Highly competitive matching and a points system provide a way to track your skills and progress, while casual modes provide a reliable place to improve. The Steam Workshop integration also enables the quick installation of useful training maps. While Counter-Strike can be an aggressive game to pick up, those who are patient and dedicated to learning the complexities of this team- based shooter are on a one- hour journey.
Fortnite perhaps is not considered as a first-person shooting game, but this third-person shooting is packed and planned to take off like a pro glider. Fortnite is a cartoon shooter in the Battle Royale gamer, where you want to survive as long as you can in order to win the game. The ultimate objective of this game is to be the last person or team surviving alone in the end among the other 100 players. This game also shares the same idea as PUBG has.
In the same manner, as the classic Team Fortress 2 multiplayer shooting game is addictive this is also one of the most addictive games of 2018, Overwatch is one of the most compelling games. You will spend most of your free time there, playing round after round and never get bored playing it. With a completely unique list of new characters and classes, Overwatch is another example of the wonderful work of Blizzard and one of the best competitive shooting games we have seen in recent years. Blizzard brought the world of team-based hero shooters to a completely new market with Overwatch 's colorful characters and a bright, inclusive world. Six teams take on the roles of tank, DPS and healer to fight the targets, not only who can get the most kills. It's a game that rewards teamwork if it doesn't. And with a rapidly growing cast of 27 heroes, there is a character to match any style of play.
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six, also known as' TCR6,' is a tactical game of shooting. This game requires timing and great patience. You are either defending or attacking a point where a' Siege' has to be carried out. The game sounds easy to play, but it's much more challenging in practice if you think you have what it takes to be a special operator, then dive into R6. This is not for the beginner's player game to play.
Resident Evil 7 introduces a welcome change of style, reverting to the longstanding roots of horror series. It is played in a spooky house with some horrifying residents entirely in the first person which comes instantly from any direction which might terrify you. It's really awful and one of the best horror games out there that certainly be not for the person who has a faint heart.
Everyone is familiar of FIFA and football is the most famous sports known worldwide, whether you are a student or a businessman you share some of the dramatic scenes of the game or argue with your sibling over teams and favorite players. FIFA 18 features a single player story mode and some of the best attacks seen in the series yet. This game is packed with your favorite teams along with the best players like Ronaldinho, Ronaldo, and Messi.
Project Cars 2, which is essentially a high-quality racing game. This is a beautiful racing simulator game for gamers to enjoy the real racing tracks. This is famous because of its incredible and amazing graphics of realistic scenarios. The game is one of the best simulators for the racers to train themselves. The game is one of the best race simulators to really enjoy the race. It's not for the weak and vulnerable gamers to play. It will not provide an enormous range of cars offered by its rivals, but for the 140 unusual cars in the game, it will be an ultra-realistic experience.
As we all know the games is the best way to utilize your idle time to make yourself relax and more comfortable or to divert your mind from the daily life routine. But nowadays the gaming tech which are being developed now have the most amazing and realistic graphics which requires a heavy laptop to play games. So why not compare prices of PC games before you buy them to save you money? We have enlisted the Top rated PC Games which is from various categories like racing and shooting but according to us, PUBG is the best top rated game of 2018 in our list.


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In the morning of July 31st 2015, the launching conference of "Top 500 Enterprises and Excellent Independent Brands in Guangdong Province of year 2015" was held in Baiyun International Convention Center in Guangzhou. More than 400 business representatives attended the conference.
In accordance with internationally accepted practices, through self-declaration by enterprises or recommendation by local or industry associations, based on business revenues of the company, and taking in reference of the company's social influence, social contribution and other indicators, comprehensive rankings were made by Guangdong Enterprises Association and Guangdong Province Entrepreneur Association, and the lists of 2015 Top 500 Enterprises in Guangdong Province, Top 100 Private Enterprises in Guangdong Province, Top 100 Enterprises in Manufacturing Industry of Guangdong Province, Top 100 Enterprises in Services Industry of Guangdong Province, and Top 100 Enterprises of Commercial Circulation Industry of Guangdong Province were launched. Ruihe has won the title of "2015 Top 500 Enterprises in Guangdong Province", which has been a great honor, and which is difficult to achieve.
China Southern Power Grid Co., Ltd., China Ping An Insurance (Group) Co., Ltd., and China Resources (Holdings) Co., Ltd. ranked Top 3 in the "2015 Top 500 Enterprises in Guangdong Province".
The top 500 enterprises in Guangdong of year 2015 has the following salient features:
1. The strength of the enterprises has been significantly enhanced
The overall strength of the companies that made the list of Top 500 Enterprises in Guangdong Province has significantly increased, and the total revenue has grown 14.07% over the previous year. Among these companies, the total revenue of the top 100 companies has increased by 14.44% over the previous year, 16 companies have joined the "Hundred-billion club" which symbolizes them as world-class enterprises, and the number of companies which worth over 10 billion has increased from 368 last year to 414 this year. The average net profit has increased up of 16.7% over the previous year, and the total asset has increased by 19.22% over the previous year.
The total revenue of 2015 top 100 private enterprises in Guangdong Province has increased by 16.15% over the previous year, and the net profit has increased by 31.37%. The total revenue of top 100 companies in manufacturing industry has increased by 12.7% over the previous year, and the net profit has increased by 23.88%. The total revenue of the top 100 companies in services industry has increased by 15.76% over the previous year, and the net profit has increased by 24.85%. The total revenue of the top 100 companies in commercial circulation industry has increased by 15.68% over the previous year, and the net profit has increased by 15.78%.
The good business, profitability and asset condition of these large enterprises in Guangdong has laid a good foundation for the generally sustained and stable economic development in the Guangdong.
2. The development of the industry has been balanced, and the strength of the tertiary industry has improved significantly
From the look of the distribution of industry, the number of enterprises in manufacturing industry has declined in the top 500 companies, slightly dropped from 53.6% last year to 52.8%. And the number of companies in services and circulation industries has accounted for 46.4%, showing an increase of 3.8%. It can be seen from the data that the manufacturing industry still has a strong base, while the development of modern service industry has been rapid, playing an increasingly important role in Guangdong's economy.
3. The imbalanced regional development is still outstanding
In the mid-2014, the imbalanced regional development has still been outstanding in Guangdong Province, which can be seen from the distribution of the top 500 companies. Among the top 500 companies that made the list, 90% of them were from the Pearl River Delta region, 4% of them were from the eastern Guangdong, 3.4 % of them were from the western Guangdong, and 2.6% were from the northern Guangdong. Wherein, 94.76% of the companies with assets over 5 billion were concentrated in the Pearl River Delta, the percentage of which was similar with the number of the previous year. The distribution of the top 500 companies in the regions above indicated that long-term and multifaceted endeavor are needed to achieve the balanced regional development in Guangdong Province.
Based on the development of the top 500 enterprises of year 2015 in Guangdong, under the new normal economy, despite the downward economic pressure business has been facing, the industrial transformation and upgrading of our province has achieved remarkable results. With the supporting policies offered by Guangdong Provincial Party Committee and Provincial Government, large enterprises have vigorously implemented the strategy of innovation-driven development, promoting each other to achieve a rapid development, resulting in a improving quality and efficiency of the development, and playing a leading and influential role in Guangdong's economy. The rapid development of large-scale backbone enterprises of Guangdong has played a significant role in Guangdong Province ranking the No. 1 economic province for 26 consecutive years.
At the conference, President Dongsheng Li of Guangdong Enterprises Association has made a few suggestions to all the enterprises owners: 1) to understand the new normal so as to achieve steady growth; 2) to form new ideas of development and to upgrade itself by innovation; 3) to achieve a new leap forward, and make influential leading effect. All these suggestions aim to help Guangdong enterprises to achieve world-class advanced levels not only in scale, but also in the quality and efficiency of development.
The conference also announced the best outstanding independent brands of year 2014 including independent brands in Guangzhou light industry. About 100 outstanding independent brands including Weiyi and 10 personal brands have received brand development and contribution award. The conference has also in particular invited Xiaomei Xiang, the Head of the Research Institute of Industrial Economics of Guangdong Academy of Social Sciences, to make a report on "the new developing idea of Guangdong enterprises in the new normal".
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Meet CoQ10, the Skin-Firming Ingredient Behind the Serum Shoppers Call "Magic for Texture and Fine Lines"
The antioxidant is a key anti-aging ingredient that increases collagen production in the skin.
Tamim Alnuweiri
Tamim is beauty commerce writer at InStyle, with nearly a decade of experience writing about beauty, fashion, wellness, and music.
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Coenzyme Q10 — or CoQ10 — is not a new skincare ingredient, per se, but it is gaining space in the skincare industry over the last year or two. It's a strong, anti-aging ingredient with research-backed evidence proving its skin-firming and wrinkle-reducing benefits, and it's also the star of Exponent Beauty's Firming Filter Powder Serum that shoppers have dubbed "magic for texture and fine lines."
Unlike hyaluronic acid or vitamin C, CoQ10 is not (yet) a household name — it's common in Japanese skincare and is slowly making its presence better known in Western markets, so allow me to elaborate on what it is and how it works: CoQ10 is a naturally occurring antioxidant compound found in the human body that creates the energy that makes your cells effective. Like collagen, your body's amount of CoQ10 decreases with age — which is a bummer since it's been shown to reduce the depth of wrinkles, combat UV damage, keep the skin barrier strong, prevent moisture loss of the epidermis, and improve the building blocks of collagen and elastin to firm skin. But the good news is that Exponent Beauty's Firming Filter Powder Serum can offer all of these benefits by incorporating the key ingredient.
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I just threw a lot of science at you, but I'm hoping the takeaway is that this isn't snake oil. It's an anti-aging product created with CoQ10, an incredible firming and anti-aging ingredient in a topical delivery system that ensures the best results.
"My skin feels so firm and looks so radiant after using this," one five-star reviewer said. While it is expensive,one shopper said it's "worth every penny," and another glowing reviewer said they saw "tighter and firmer" skin after only a few days.
All Exponent Beauty serums come in powder form wherein the CoQ10 is essentially dormant, so it'll never oxidize or expire the way a vitamin C product turns orange or a serum stops working. To activate, mix it with the Quadruple Hyaluronic Acid Hydrator liquid. This way, your first use of Firming Filter will be equally as powerful and effective as the next. If you've ever been to an esthetician and watched them mix the formula for your treatment in front of you, this is why they're doing it. So with the CoQ10 Firming Filter System (which includes the powder serum, the hydrator, and two mechanisms required to disperse and combine), you have a professional-grade product at home.
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Der Hall Lake ist ein See  des kanadischen Territoriums Nunavut.

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Der Hall Lake befindet sich in der Qikiqtaaluk-Region im Osten der Melville-Halbinsel.
Der See liegt auf  Höhe. Der Hall Lake wird im Süden über den 5 km langen Ikerasak River zur Roche Bay, einer Seitenbucht des Foxe Basin, entwässert.

Im äußersten Norden am Sarvaq Inlet trennen den See vom Foxe Basin lediglich 2 km.
Im äußersten Süden nähert sich der See bis auf 3 km der Ostküste der Melville-Halbinsel.
Die Gesamtfläche des Sees beträgt 491 km², davon sind 474 km² Wasserfläche.
Es gibt zwei größere Inseln im See: Walrus Island und Kite Island.

Die Inuit-Siedlung Sanirajak liegt 30 km östlich des Sees an der Ostküste der Melville Peninsula.

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 Hall Lake bei Natural Resources Canada

See in Nunavut
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Risk Management at Wahleach Dam
by Gary Salmon, Dir. of Dam Safety; B.C. Hydro, 6911 South Point Drive, Burnaby, B.C., V3N 4X8, Canada,
Dave Cattanach, Manager; B.C. Hydro Technical, 6911 South Point Drive, Burnaby, B.C., V3N 4X8, Canada,
Desmond Hartford, Sr. Engr. of Reliability and Risk; B.C. Hydro, 6911 South Point Drive, Burnaby, B.C., V3N 4X8, Canada,
Serial Information: Civil Engineering—ASCE, 1997, Vol. 67, Issue 2, Pg. 39-41
Document Type: Feature article
In a first-of-its-kind application, engineers used risk analysis to make event-driven design decisions to evaluate dam safety improvements at Canada's Wahleach Dam in British Columbia. In 1989, safety investigations revealed that the Wahleach Dam could not pass floods in excess of 25% of the probable maximum flood. The spillway could not safely discharge the pmf without the reservoir overtopping the dam. Also, erosion starting in the channel downstream of the spillway could undermine the spillway and breach the dam.
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The complex critter was identified as a Lyssianasid amphipod, about 3 inches in length. It was found beneath the 180-meter (590-foot) thick Ross Ice Shelf in Windless Bight, 20 miles northeast of McMurdo Station. Bindschadler and his team drilled an 8-inch diameter hole through the ice so that Alberto Behar of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif., could submerge a small camera to obtain what are believed to be the first images of the underbelly of an ice shelf.
The rig, originally developed by NASA, has proven to be invaluable to science teams around the world. "We wouldn't be able to use it in the places we've gone without collaboration with the National Science Foundation and our British and Australian partners, among many others," said Behar. "When we get to Pine Island we'll be able to look at the sea floor. We couldn't do it this time because the cavity was deeper than we expected, but we'll have a kilometer of cable at Pine Island."


The Tino Rawa Trust organises an annual showcase called the 'Classic Yacht and Launch Exhibition' in the Viaduct Harbour.
The event in October, as part of the 'Auckland City Heritage Festival', celebrates our classic yacht and launch history, the owners, boat builders and their stories.
Each year the event focuses on a specific topics such as designers, classes and method of construction.
Previous events have included renowned Auckland boat designers/builders Colin Wild, Jack Brooke, Bob Stewart, Jim Young and Des Townson. Other events successfully showcased the Logans, Baileys, Aldens and Herreschoffs and the Mullet Boat class.
Static displays in Karanga Plaza include information and history on the vessels that are rafted up on the water and on the hardstand in Karanga Plaza.
Vessel owners and classic yacht enthusiasts share their stories and the vessels are available for inspection over the 3 day event.
This is a key objective by the Tino Rawa Trust, to share the history and stories of our unique maritime history to not only the classic yacht enthusiast, but to the general public as well.
A highlight of the Classic Yacht Association Event Calendar is the 22nm Patio Bay Race in early December.
With a start line off Orakei Wharf, the 'Mark Foy' race means staggered start times based on handicaps with the smaller yachts starting first and the bigger, faster yachts last. If the handicapper has got the start times and weather right, all competitors should descend on the finish line at the same time. In previous years the handicapper has got it right with plenty of action competing for the finishing gun.
The Tino Rawa Trust provides the 'Wild Duck' as the committee and finish boat.
The CYA racing fleet is joined mid afternoon by the classic launches with an eagerly anticipated CYA Xmas BBQ at Bert and Margaret Woolcott's very traditional Kiwi bach.
The annual Mahurangi Weekend coincides with the Auckland Anniversary Regatta and is a veritable weekend festival of classic yacht racing and displays.
Starting with the 24nm Auckland to Mahurangi on the Friday night, this very successful race is hosted by the Devonport Yacht Club.
Most vessels arrive at Mahurangi on Friday afternoon to settle in and watch various activities with the Mahurangi Regatta on the Saturday. The official race in the afternoon sees a two lap course in and out of Mahurangi Harbour and around Whale Island. This is followed by a BBQ and prize giving at Scott's Landing. A fun weekend with road access for non-boating friends and family to join in.
On the Monday the Ports of Auckland Anniversary Day Regatta, sees the classic fleet again racing off the Auckland waterfront. With commanding views at North Head, Bastion Pt and along the harbour shorelines the classic yacht fleet racing is spectacular viewing for all.
The Regatta attracts a huge fleet of vessels including tall ships, gaff riggers, sloops, racing keelers, multihulls, sailing dinghies, radio controlled boats, Waka Ama, elegant Sea Scout craft, our restored classic yachts, tug boats and America's Cup yachts.
The Tino Rawa Trust regularly participates in the Classic Yacht Association's Event Calendar from October through to April as well as mid winter and races hosted by other yacht clubs.
The Trusts 'Logan' fleet of Wairiki, Jesse Logan and Rawene are joined by Tucana, Kotuku and Corona on the start line.
This year will see the return of Dolphin and Ngataki to the active register after major restorations.


Dogs love it here. But, aside from a few Hollywood productions, they can't talk. Luckily, some of their owners have been kind enough to spread the word about us.
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Maxwell es una villa ubicada en el condado de Colfax en el estado estadounidense de Nuevo México. En el Censo de 2010 tenía una población de 254 habitantes y una densidad poblacional de 206,9 personas por km².

Geografía
Maxwell se encuentra ubicada en las coordenadas . Según la Oficina del Censo de los Estados Unidos, Maxwell tiene una superficie total de 1.23 km², de la cual 1.23 km² corresponden a tierra firme y (0%) 0 km² es agua.

Demografía
Según el censo de 2010, había 254 personas residiendo en Maxwell. La densidad de población era de 206,9 hab./km². De los 254 habitantes, Maxwell estaba compuesto por el 80.31% blancos, el 0% eran afroamericanos, el 1.18% eran amerindios, el 0.39% eran asiáticos, el 0% eran isleños del Pacífico, el 11.81% eran de otras razas y el 6.3% pertenecían a dos o más razas. Del total de la población el 43.31% eran hispanos o latinos de cualquier raza.

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If the last decade has taught investors anything, it is that taking greater risk does not always result in greater return. An investor who put his entire portfolio in a basket of developed-world equity markets at year-end 1999 would have earned all of 2.34% over 10 years. And to earn that 2%, this investor would have endured two of the worst bear markets in history, with peak-to-trough declines of 45% and 53%. What's more, an investment in conservative full-faith-and-credit-pledge short-term U.S. Treasuries was up 55% over the last 10 years.
The 2000s were without a doubt a dismal decade for equity-only investors. Investors excluding bonds from their portfolios are making a grave mistake.


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DeKalb commissioners spend public money on outside lawyers
By Mark Niesse, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
DeKalb commissioners' legal expenses
$18,664 paid by Commissioner Jeff Rader and Commissioner Kathie Gannon to appeal a decision by the DeKalb County Zoning Board of Appeals. A judge later dismissed their complaint.
$11,530 paid by Commissioner Sharon Barnes Sutton's office budget for an attorney to help her deal with the media and other issues.
$5,000 paid by Rader and Gannon for an attorney to write a report about allegations of misuse of county staff during a golf fundraiser held by Sutton.
How we got the story
This story was reported and written in collaboration with The Georgia News Lab, a partnership among Georgia's leading journalism programs, the AJC and Channel 2 Action News. Stephen Fowler is an Emory undergraduate student in the program.
Three DeKalb County commissioners have spent taxpayer money on hiring outside attorneys to sue their own county, handle the media and write up allegations against their colleagues.
More than $35,000 in payments to lawyers since late 2012 came from the commissioners' office budgets, according to documents obtained by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and The Georgia News Lab through requests under the Georgia Open Records Act.
Each commissioner has discretion over how he uses the office budget, as long as the public money is spent for legitimate government purposes. The commissioners involved say the expenses were justified. But they've accused each other of misusing funds for political and personal purposes, which would be in violation of state laws and ethical rules.
The lawyers were hired to sort out questions about a 2012 golf outing that raised money for Commissioner Sharon Barnes Sutton's re-election campaign and to file suit in an attempt to overturn a county zoning decision.
The three commissioners — Kathie Gannon, Jeff Rader and Sutton — didn't provide full details on the work produced by their lawyers, citing attorney-client privilege and ongoing investigations.
Gannon and Rader split the $5,000 cost charged by Stefan Turkheimer to prepare a report on allegations that several county employees attended Sutton's golf event during their county work hours, a mistake that the commission's former chief of staff, Morris Williams, accepted blame for in an interview with Channel 2 Action News.
The commissioners delivered the report to DeKalb District Attorney Robert James, but they didn't make it available in response to the open records request because the matter is under investigation, Rader said. James told a Board of Ethics investigator on March 3 he was conducting an inquiry into the matter, according to the investigator's report. Neither Williams nor Sutton has been charged with a crime, and a spokesman for James said Wednesday that the matter is being reviewed.
"We had knowledge of behavior on the part of a staff person who was absolutely behaving in an illegal way, which is why we sent it to the district attorney," Gannon said. "That is a protection for our constituents and the dollars they give us."
Sutton disagrees, saying she was the target of a politically motivated "witch hunt" by her rivals who wanted to hurt her chances of getting elected.
"I think this is criminal. They're the ones who need to be investigated," Sutton said, who took office in 2008. "They've been throwing mud ever since I've been on that board, and I'm not going to play in the mud with them. All this malice they've shown to other commissioners has been destructive to the entire county."
After Channel 2 asked questions about Sutton's golfing event, she hired an attorney, Quinton Washington, in part to deal with the news story.
Sutton used her office budget to pay Washington a total of $10,905, and one of his billing statements indicates some of his time was spent in conversations with the TV station about the story. She said Washington's services included advice to ensure appropriations were for county services and to assist her in speaking about government issues.
Gannon said she believes spending government money to protect a commissioner's reputation isn't a legitimate use of funds.
The use of the commissioners' office budget to hire legal assistance is "a gray area of gray areas," said John Ernst, the chairman of the DeKalb Board of Ethics.
"It's a balancing act between the proper role of county commissioners being watchdogs, and the potential for county money to be used for political hit pieces," said Ernst, who is also an attorney.
In a separate expenditure, Gannon and Rader split the $18,664 bill for the legal services of Scott Bennett, who represented them when they appealed a zoning decision by suing DeKalb County.
The commissioners disagreed with a decision by the DeKalb Zoning Board of Appeals to allow a permit for a controversial subdivision called Clifton Ridge in the Druid Hills neighborhood. They believed the board's ruling was incorrect, and they hired the outside lawyer because the DeKalb law department, which also represents the zoning board and administration, had a conflict of interest.
"What we're trying to do is ensure the faithful execution of county law," Rader said. "The point was that we needed outside counsel because our position was at odds with the administration, another client of the county attorney."
A DeKalb superior court judge dismissed their claim, ruling that the commissioners didn't have legal standing to sue. Other lawsuits by the Druid Hills Civic Association opposing the development are still pending.
Two of the lawyers, Turkheimer and Washington, declined to comment, citing attorney-client privilege. Bennett didn't return a phone message.
But Steve Apolinsky, an attorney who defended Gannon in her ethics case, said there are times when elected officials need legal advice as they pursue their responsibilities to constituents.
"Sometimes you need to ask a question or have an issue handled by somebody outside of the county," said Apolinsky, who wasn't paid with county funds. "Sometimes having lawyers involved helps the process."
Mark Niesse
Mark Niesse covers voting rights and elections for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He also reports on the Georgia House of Representatives and government. He has been a reporter at the AJC since 2013 following a decade at The Associated Press in Atlanta, Honolulu and Montgomery, Ala.
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Toyota drastically cuts North American production through May
Toyota Adjusts May Production in North America
ERLANGER, Ky. (April 19, 2011) – Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America, Inc. (TEMA) plans to adjust production in May due to parts availability following the March 11 Japan earthquake and tsunami.
Previously, TEMA had announced production suspensions on Mondays and Fridays during the period April 15 through April 25. TEMA will continue the Monday and Friday production suspension pattern during the period April 26-June 3. During the same period, production will run at 50 percent on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Additionally, Canadian production will be suspended the week of May 23 (in conjunction with the scheduled Victoria Day holiday) and U.S. production will be suspended the week of May 30 (in conjunction with the scheduled Memorial Day holiday).
No layoffs are planned during this period. Team members will utilize non-production time for training and plant improvement activities.
"We are trying to continue production as much as possible and keep our workforce intact in order to facilitate a smooth transition back to full production when all parts are available," said Steve St. Angelo, executive vice president of TEMA.
Production plans beyond June 3 will be determined at a later date.
Hopefully Toyota will be up in full production after June 3rd, and that is the official press release from Toyota.
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The Proof of the Pudding
NORMAN REILLY RAINE November 15 1926
The Proof of the Pudding NORMAN REILLY RAINE November 15 1926
NORMAN REILLY RAINE
It is not yet two years since the Dominion Government decided to assist three thousand Britishers of some farm experience in establishing themselves on the land in Canada. Mr. Raine has followed the fortunes of many of these newcomers and in this article he tells what they have accomplished. It is, indeed, a cheering chronicle.
AT 4.30 p.m. on a winter day, early in 1925, a passenger train pulled into a tiny station far out on the Saskatchewan prairie.
It was near dark, and softly falling snow whirled in diamond arabesque against the lighted windows. Passengers within, peering out upon the flat, snowbound waste, stretched luxuriously as folk do who can lie late abed on an inclement day, and turned back to their reading. The tram moved off, Rs taillight a rapidly diminishing red point against the curtain of gloom, and a last faint wail emphasized the desolation through which it sped.
On the windswept platform, more lonely now than before, stood
a little GROUÎ of
seven people, late passengers, who shivered in the bitter air, after the heavy steam heat of the coaches, and gazed about with forlorn eyes. This, then, was the end of their journey of ~ over five thousand land and sea miles. This was their new home, for which they had exchanged that other safe, familiar haven in the old land so far away.
Desperately they fought homesickness and tried to buoy each other up with weak jokes on their predicament. But somehow the jokes went flat.
A burly, fur-clad figure appeared out of the surrounding dark.
"Are you the Loten family, farm settlers?" he asked.
"Glad to see you. Don't mind all this; it'll look better in daylight.
Suppose you want to get out to your farm, eh? How many are you?"
"My wife and myself, three sons and two daughters."
The eldest son grinned a schoolboy grin. "We are seven," he murmured, then aloud: "How far is it to the farm, sir?"
" 'Bout eleven miles, my lad. We've got a couple o' grain tanks here, so if you'll just pile in we'll make a start."
The family divided itself and took passage in the tanks, each drawn by a team. The leading driver chirrupped, and they plunged, at seeming haphazard, into the dark and the flying snow. The passengers, huddled together for warmth, dozed uneasily, and awoke ir fitful starts, once when another team was added to the lead tank to haul it through a big snowdrift, again when eight miles had been covered. The wagons were stuck fast. All around, ghostly in thç darkness, were great flying buttresses of snow, quite impassable; nor could the united strength of the six horses and the men of the party extricate them from the drift into which they had forged. It was bitter cold, and the new settlers were appalled at the prospect of a night without shelter on the open prairie.
"Don't you worry," their guide said, rough comfort in his tone, and pointed to a swinging light that approached over the snow. He hailed the light and a few words passed. "It's all right now," the guide then told them. "Here's your neighbor come to bear a hand. He'll look after you."
He was right. The farmer greeted them with a heartiness that put warmth into them.
"Don't mind this," he roared cheerfully. "Just you climb out and come over to my place across the fields there. It ain't a palace, but the wife has something hot ready for you, and warm beds." He chuckled. "Guess your farm'll wait till morning, huh?"
Many of the recent newcomers from the Old Country have made extraordinarily rapid progress on the farms of Western Canada. Top: William Knight discing on his farm at Kandahar, Sask. He came out from Lancashire in April, 1926. Centre : F. W. White and his family on their ranch at Clovcrdale, B. C. Bottom: the children of William Mackie in a grain field on the latter's farm near Crandora, Sask. This family came from Falkirk, Scotland, in 1925.
Oh, the grateful comfort of that warm, snug farmhouse kitchen! the hot, appetizing meal that was spread before them in steaming plenty, as the weary travelers took off their wraps, wet with melting snow; the deep, soft beds that eased their tired bodies as they sank to blessed sleep. Will the Loten family ever forget that night?
In the morning they awoke to a new world; a world of light, and snowy, wide spaces, and glittering sunshine and hope renewed. The family turned out, and, after a hearty breakfast, were driven in their neighbor's sleigh to their new home, three miles away. Then the neighbor drove to the coal depot six miles off and returned with a load of fuel for which he refused to accept one cent beyond the bare cost price. After making certain that they were comfortable in their new abode, he returned to his farm.
"If this is a sample of Canadian welcome to the settler," Loten told his wife, "it is worth all the worry and uncertainty of last night. Royal blood couldn't be treated better than they treated us, and if we can't make good among such people we'll not make good anywhere."
And so H. S. Loten, and his family, formerly of Yorkshire, came to their Canadian home.
There is a venerable saw, moth eaten, and frayed with use, but like many another well-worn thing it still holds equally good to-day. That is the saying that the proof of the pudding is in the eating. Little more than a year ago, after the people of the United Kingdom had been for weary years served various indigestible immigration dishes by federal, provincial, railway and steamship authorities, bent upon populating our fair country by hook or by crook, the national stomach-ache which ensued became so acute that it affected not only the United Kingdom but the Dominion of Canada as well. We had a plethora of unskilled labor, floating from coast to coast, working in summer when they could get it, living a bare existence by aid of various municipal charities in winter, disgruntled, disillusioned, utterly fed up with Canada, yet quite unable to return ■whence they came. More
__settlers, any kind,
anyhow, from anywhere, was the cry. They were shoveled in, and the majority, as was naturali drifted to the already overcrowded manufacturing centres, for that was the environment in which most of them were bred. There they got a job if they were lucky, and well-nigh starved if they did not, while, east and west and middle, from Nova Scota to the Strait of Georgia on the British Columbia coast, farm lands the equal of any in the world cried to an unheeding heaven to conceive and bear fruit.
A problem solved always seems simple, so when the Department of Immigration and Colonization at Ottawa evolved a plan called the Empire Settlement Act. whereby these farms should be populated by people already experienced in farming, and the policy of the department wfas concentrated upon bringing to the Dominion the class of labor most needed—farm labor, people said, without committing themselves as to how it would pan out, 'Why didn't they think of that before?' After a deal of palaver with the Imperial Government, which lent its usual hearty co-operation, the thing was finally worked
months with one of the largest farmers of the district, and worked through the haying to harvest time. In between, he painted all the buildings on his own place and made a first-class job of them. Parenthetically, it may be noted that improving and adding attraction to the home building seems to engage the pride of most of the families who came to this country under the farmer-settler scheme, and it is a healthy characteristic. During the harvest Smalley earned four-fifty a day right until freeze-up, and then got a job doing day work for a local contractor. Shortly after their arrival, the Smalleys bought five grade shorthorn cows with their own money, and they were later supplied by the Land Settlement people with three heifers, two sows and a flock of poultry. From these Mrs. Smalley made sufficient money to keep the house going, and in addition saved enough to buy more equipment in the spring. Smalley's judgment in selecting dairy farming is bearing fruit, and with the knowledge that he and his wife possess of caring for cattle and turning out dairy products, they stand more than an even chance of success.
Twenty-one years of service in the Royal Engineers may not seem a very secure or suitable foundation for eventual success as a Canadian farmer, but then army life engenders certain qualities, such as self-discipline, industry and pride; and these, teamed with an energetic wife, four sons, aged five to eighteen and a daughter of thirteen, all eager to make good on the land, may be forged into a most suitable tool for carving a place in the home life of Canada. If you want proof, visit the farm of A. W. Reynolds, formerly of Queensberry near Chester, in England, but since April, 1925, at home near Dunnville, Ontario. Reynolds' clean, upstanding family was one which attracted considerable attention even among the splendid types which made up that first consignment of farmer families to land at Halifax last spring. Reynolds himself, erect, commanding, with the alertness of the sergeant-major in every move, made it clear to the writer at that time, that he had come to Canada to give his boys a chance in life. "I want a wider, freer outlook for them!" said he. "They have shown aptitude for an agricultural life and have taken several prizes for fruit and flowers at local affairs at home. I'm not much of a farmer myself, but I am not too old to learn something, and we intend to pull together."
They had their chance on the thirtyacre farm allotted to them. It was situated on a stone road in a fertile country, and the house was piped for the natural gas locally available for heat and light. Shortly after their arrival, Reynolds and the two older sons got work at good wages, a cow, calf and pigs were bought for the home farm, and the mother and younger members of the family looked after these and the place generally. One year later, in addition to working for his neighbor, Reynolds had four acres of his own seeded to sweet clover, three acres to husking corn, one to sweet corn, one to potatoes, three to a mixture of millet and sweet clover for hay, four acres of barley, three acres mixed vegetables, and had contracted to grow three acres of tomatoes and four of peas for the local canning factory. He took off his neighbor's berries on half shares, he has two cows, a yearling heifer and one in milk, a heifer calf, a sow and litter. By April of this year he had two hot-beds made and tomato plants well up. A hen house was being built to house one hundred and forty hens, and he was planning an addition to his home. Not bad for a soldier with twenty-one years' service in His Majesty's Forces, eh?
Those of MacLean's readers who followed the account of the arrival of the first farmer settlers in the June 15 issue last year, perhaps will remember 'Wee Peter,' and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Freer, of Birmingham. Freer, pere, was a quiet, clean limbed lad, whose little blue-eyed wife had done her bit on the land in England during the war. Both were farmer stock, and Wee Peter's sturdy legs and little white flashing teeth indicated that this was the life for him. A three-year old laddie's bright blue sweater ■can enwrap a world of possibility, and
Peter's Dad was out to make the most of it and him.
The Freers were placed on a fifty-one acre farm in Ontario, close to schools and churches, and the house and farm buildings were comfortable and serviceable. Being at home on the land it did not take the young couple long, with Wee Peter's invaluable if erratic aid, to make it produce. An acre of garden was at once planted by Mrs. Freer, who raised a good supply of roots for the winter, and fresh vegetables for summer use. A quantity of maize was grown for their cow, and Freer killed one of a pair of pigs bought for him, and salted it down for the winter. He earned money to buy a cow and a brood sow, and raised a heifer calf, as well as a promising flock of poultry.
One of the most noticeable characteristics in the Freers when they arrived in Canada was a determination to make good, expressed not in so many words, but rather in a spirit which colored every word and thought. This enthusiasm has grown and found expression in their new home; and the hope they expressed on that cold March landing day last year, that they would till Canadian soil, bring up Wee Peter in the way a good Canadian should tread, and be happy in the land of their adoption, bids fair to be realized. If you doubt it go and visit the Freers. They'd be glad to see you in their shy, quiet way, and if Wee Peter liked you be might even let you drive his pig.
A Cheery Chronicle
SO THE tale goes. All over the Dominion, these first settlers under the new scheme are making good. Herbert Shaw, with his wife and three children from Blackburn, settled in New Brunswick. Upon their arrival they, too, experienced hardship and discouragement in getting out through a countryside covered with snow, to their farmstead; but they were not of the type which allows temporary discomfort to outweigh the industry which spells success. Neighbors met them with kindness and a hot meal, and they made the best of things. The farm to which they were sent was not suitable, however, and after a month the Shaws were transferred at their own request to another in the neighborhood. It was not possible for Shaw immediately to get employment, but he was an experienced farmer in the old land, and as he had sufficient personal capital to finance a crop he was loaned a team and machinery by the government. He bought seed, feed and fertilizer amounting to $300 and started farming on his own. In this venture he was so successful that, after reserving sufficient crop to meet his needs for the next year he disposed of, approximately, $400 worth of his produce. In addition, his wife had an income from the sale of butter, of a dollar a day. Happy and contented, they have entered into the life of their community, and may be considered as fully established, and an asset to Canada.
Robert Rawcliffe with his wife and three children formerly of Skipton, England, was a war veteran with a thirty per cent, disability. He had worked on a farm, could plough, milk, and raise pigs. His wife was used to the care of poultry and they settled in Alberta. As with most of the other settlers he received a hearty welcome from neighbors, and the entire family, even the younger children, set to work. In fourteen months this man has seventy-five acres of wheat and is to summer fallow ten acres; he has also sixty-two acres of wheat in on a quarter section which his son bought on crop payment, this land being near his own. He has four cows, four calves, one sow and a litter of thirteen, and one hundred head of poultry. In addicion a full line of stock and equipment with the exception of a binder has been obtained, and the Rawcliffes are well on the right road.
From County Antrim, Benjamin Carson brought his wife and seven children, and they settled at Burford, Ontario. They had not been in the country long before they demonstrated their possibilities. Kathleen, the eldest daughter, had had nursing experience in a Belfast hospital, and a position was found for her in a hospital in a nearby town. A son was placed with a neighbor farmer'at twenty-
five dollars a month, and another son and a daughter found local work.
The mother looked after the chickens and stock, raised chicks and bought additional birds. A pig she fattened and sold, and with the proceeds bought two more. The family improved existing buildings and erected others, re-decorated the house, put up fences, bought furniture and made other improvements without touching a cent of their original capital. This, of course, was due in great measure to the assistance of the eldest girl; and her attitude is a good indication of the spirit of mutual heljj and co-operation which holds the family together. The Carsons have become popular in the neighborhood, and their industry and initiative have had the effect of raising the status of the British settler in their community.
What are the outstanding qualities of these new Canadians? The most powerful perhaps, is that of looking to the future, and being willing to learn Canadian methods, coupled with a will to work. Second, a desire to fit in and be at home in the life of the community. Third, a spirit of cheerfulness and a willingness to take whatever job offers until the thing they want comes along. A. F. Jones, who settled in Alberta with his wife and two daughters, was a man who had worked on a farm in Manitoba before the war. He returned to Birmingham to enlist, and after the war worked on a farm in England. His wife also had been on a farm in Canada with her husband, and it is due, perhaps, to this experience that when Jones came back to settle he had no difficulty in finding employment even in times when work was most slack. Now he is supplying milk to the town of Innisfree; he has a horse, two sows, a cow and farm implements and plans to develop his side line of dairy products until they become his main source of revenue. He is not the sort of man who rushes into panegyrics over his prospects, which fact lends emphasis to his reply to the question how he liked his new home. "How do I like it?" said he, "I like it this much, that I'm sending some snapshots home to our Birmingham paper, showing what Canada has done for us."
Do anything, anywhere, to get a start! That is the spirit among these people. John Jones, of Gramania, Alberta, from Wales originally, worked his first summer for various farmers in the neighborhood and during the winter ran the mail from Leasome to Edmonton, providing enough cash to keep the house going. In addition, he found time to remodel his house, barns and granary. James Warburton, of Saskatchewan, from Worcester, got a job with a farmer, when he came out, at thirty-five dollars a month. He remained with the farmer until December, then cut wood and traded it for the balance of the winter, to keep his family in meat and provisions. He was placed on a 160 acre farm in the Indian Head district, with ninety-seven acres under cultivation and made good progress.
A visit to the farm of T. G. Sloan may be recommended to those of little faith in the economic value of the British settler. Sloan, with a lifetime of farming and gardening brought out his wife and three children from County Down, and settled in Alberta. To start the family, the Land Settlement Board bought them two cows and twenty hens. They raised sixty chicks, and twelve months later had eight cows. The hens and cows kept the family during that lirst difficult summer, and the wages Sloan earned from a neighboring farmer were not used. A pig, bought soon after they arrived for thirty-eight dollars, had a litter which sold in the fall for $140, and another litter of eleven is growing rapidly.
Mrs. Sloan and her fourteen-year-old boy put up five tons of hay last summer. She has a good garden with plenty of vegetables for the winter, and enough potatoes left for seed. She grew forced rhubarb and sold a lot of it locally. In addition one of her daughters, by wray of demonstrating that all of the family talent isn't corralled, took a prize for flowrers at the school fair. This settler had only $120 when he arrived in Canada. What he had in his head and his family cannot be accounted in dollars.
Cold—But Alter Scotland
THE reactions of some of these newcomers to the climate of Canada are not devoid of interest. Alex Will, wrho came out with his family from Aberdeen
to settle in Carleton County, New Brunswick, a year ago, and who is making a striking success of his venture, recently was asked what he thought of our Canadian winter. Said he:
"I certainly would not call it unpleasant, even though it is long. Ten days in February were cold, but man, they were bracing! We have not had a day's illness since coming out, and my wife and six children have picked up remarkably; in fact, I have never seen them in such health."
"You are satisfied then," he was asked.
"I am. The children and myself went fishing last Sunday and caught thirty-six trout, so we had quite a feed. The neighbors are the best, and always ready to assist. I am afraid the farm servants in the north of Scotland are not very well acquainted with conditions here, or they would tumble over each other in their hurry to get out."
It must not be expected that a scheme of such wide scope as this would be altogether without failures. The majority of those first settlers under the plan have made good, and the record of those who followed indicates that the government, at last, is on the right track in settling old country immigrants on the land. But mishaps, mistakes and disappointments there inevitably must be. And, although they are remarkably few, it is possible in practically every case to place a finger upon the particular cause for failure.
One man with his vafe and child proceeded to British Columbia. Immediately upon arrival they stated they were dissatisfied with the farm, the man's wife claiming to have been told in England that they were coming to a fully stocked, revenue producing farm. The man refused to go to work, nor would he accept another farm in the district, unless the house was fully furnished, a condition with which it was not in the power of the Land Settlement Officer to comply. The wife refused to learn to milk. She did not like farm work and would have nothing to do with cows. Both claimed misrepresentation on the part of emigration officials in the old land —a charge which was disproved. They were offered farms in other parts of Canada, but the offer was definitely refused. The reason for failure in this case is apparent.
There are a few other instances which might be quoted, but most of them have as a basis disinclination to work, slow mentality which prevents assimilation of Canadian methods, obstinacy and refusal to work on Canadian lines, lack of judgment in buying stock and equipment, sometimes directly in the face of the advice of men with years of experience in such matters, and so on. A few were so keen to start that they could not wait to learn—a fault easily remedied. A number of settlers, who at first showed signs of becoming problem cases, after a thorough threshing out of the subject were moved to farms in a different part of the Dominion and so prospered.
It is impossible to come in contact with these new Canadians without becoming impressed with one thing in particular, quite aside from experience, adaptability, keenness and ambition to succeed. That is the part the waves of the settlers are playing in helping husbands and children to make good. They are a sterling, steady-eyed crowd, these women of the old w'orld, who have had the courage to tear up the old roots of association and affection and take their chance in the new and probably hard w'orld across the sea. But as with womankind generally when great things are at stake, they responded with the utmost that was in them, buoying the men by their quiet uncomplaining spirit, curbing too great enthusiasms, keeping in full measure a bulwark of love against the buffets of the wrorld, and then, under new% strange skies, beginning, immediately, the task of making a home for their owm. Here are just a few instances but there are, fortunately for Canada and the old land, countless thousands like them.
Mrs. Jones, now of Jeffrey, Alberta, hopes to make money for her family through poultry. She says that last winter was "a bit of a struggle, but wre kept out of debt," and, even with only one cowq sometimes had a little butter to sell. The children are all healthy, and she is 'delighted' that they came. Mrs. Jackson, of Innisfree, besides making a home for her husband, who was in the Scots Guards for ten years, helps him by outside work.
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building fences, picking stones, milking
and looking after the poultry, as well as caring for two small children. Mrs. Grey, of Alberta, helps things along by giving music lessons, although ten miles from the market town. Mrs. Fallowfield of Alberta, who was hard at work in the garden when interviewed, spoke of the kindness of her neighbors, and exhibited with justifiable pride seven fine calves that she was raising. And these women are typical of many.
Disappointments there have been for these people, and set-backs of one sort ¡ and another. Stock has perished, hail has j taken its toll, illness made its inroads, and j many things, unexpected and unavoidable perhaps, except through the safeguards that only experience can bring, ] have happened to take off the keenness of that first fine enthusiasm. But in its place has come something more durable and with a surer cutting edge—the knowledge that success is possible on a Canadian farm if gone after in the right way.
I cannot do better than quote the words of Thomas Stones, formerly of Lincolnshire, who was a railway signalman but who gained sufficient farm experience to make him eligible under the farmer-settler scheme. Stones is now settled on a farm in Alberta which his industry has made an excellent proposition. He says:
'T would like to have a talk with the Lincolnshire laboring families who have been up against it all their lives. Here, there are no trade union rules, no boss, no foreman. You are absolutely free on your own, and I tell you it is great."
Canada is eating its immigration pudding and liking it.
HEAD WINDS
Toronto, November 15, 1926 1926 By BERTRAND W. SINCLAIR
OH, MISS CUPIDITY!
Toronto, November 15, 1926 1926 By BEATRICE REDPATH
LAUGHTER OF THE SEA
Toronto, November 15, 1926 1926 By D. H., R. T. WOODWORTH
The Taming of Sydney Marsham
Toronto, November 15, 1926 1926 By SAPPER
Putting Canada 'On the Air'
Toronto, November 15, 1926 1926 By DONALD E. BANKART
Women and their Work
PLANNING THE TEA, FAIR, OR BAZAAR
Toronto, November 15, 1926 1926 By ESTELLE CARTER MACPHERSON
Up and Down the Booze Belt
December 1924 By NORMAN REILLY RAINE
THE PARIAH DOG
June 1926 By NORMAN REILLY RAINE
May 15th 1931 1931 By NORMAN REILLY RAINE


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Johan Agebjörn – "The Boy Who Thought It Was a Good Idea to Cry"
I've been a fan of Johan Agebjörn's music for nearly a decade now, ever since I came across Sally Shapiro's Disco Romance in 2006 (she was one of our first posts). The Agebjörn-Shapiro partnership has been fruitful over the past decade, ranging from the icy Italo-disco excellence of Disco Romance and 2009's My Guilty Pleasure to 2013's dance-tinged Somewhere Else — all excellent albums that had an identity of their own. Agebjörn's role as producer and composer has been continuously impressive, making any news of a project he's involved with worth checking out.
"The Boy Who Thought It Was A Good Idea To Cry" is the first single off Agebjörn's new album Notes, which will be released on February 10th via Paper Bag. Shapiro makes a guest appearance with her angelic ahh-ing backing vocals nicely complementing Agebjörn's mysterious piano-led composition, but keeping in line with Notes' approach it's more of an element included within Agebjörn's masterful atmosphere-building tendencies. The release isn't Italo-disco like many of Agebjörn's past works, but instead "a dreamy, melancholic and mostly instrumental collection of songs."
Listening to Notes, its beauty throughout makes it an early contender for one of 2015's finest albums. The percussion-less approach actually makes the song's impressive points stand out more. "Lately I've felt that drums are mostly in the way, taking attention from details of the harmonies in the music, especially when there are a lot of notes (e.g. in arpeggios)," Agebjörn says. The prominent use of a Casio keyboard also lend's the album's mysteriously inviting sound. "The starting point for the album was the electric piano sound of the Casio MT52, a cheap keyboard from the early 80s that was mostly used on an amateur level," he explains. "It's used (together with other sounds) on almost every track on the album."
Look for Notes on February 10th.


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