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Present: Commissioners Eggers, Gardiner, Lewis, Noraas, Rosenthal; Superintendents Dials and Gies
Absent: City Council Liaison Jackson; Director Robertson
Gardiner called the meeting to order at 7:03 p.m. at the Parks office, 340 S. Pioneer.
Lesley Adams, 268 N. Second Street, speaking on behalf of Rogue Riverkeepers and herself, said she moved to Ashland in 1998 and spent a great deal of time in Ashland Creek within Lithia Park. She said she was surprised to hear that David Tourzan received a fine for wading in the creek. She said she respected the commission's need to protect the creek and riparian areas but felt the creek at the center of the park was important for citizens to experience. She asked if the commission planned to discuss designated creek entrance points at a future meeting and hear public input. She said the 1916 ordinance designating only two entrance points into the creek needed to be reviewed.
George Sexton, 268 N. Second Street, said he had lived in Ashland for ten years and worked on forest health and riparian issues. He reported visiting Ashland Creek on a weekly basis and putting his feet into the water and said he was not a criminal. He volunteered to assist with the storm drain markings project. He said he cared deeply about the health of the creek and felt it was wrong to prohibit access to the creek.
David Tourzan, 395 Granite Street, said he asked business owners and others in the downtown area to sign a petition about revising Municipal Code 10.28.160 and allowing increased recreational enjoyment of Ashland Creek while preserving the creek and stream banks. He displayed to the commission three pages of signatures from residents of Ashland, Talent, Medford, Central Point, and Eugene and said 90% of the people with whom he spoke felt access to the creek should be allowed. He said he received a citation from a park patrol officer when he purposely engaged in civil disobedience by refusing to remove himself from an area in the creek that was not designated for wading or swimming.
Lorie Anderson, 245 Fifth Street, wrote a letter to the commission in which she asked for the decriminalization of Lithia Park's creek. She said she and her husband, 35-year residents of Ashland, owned a home within walking distance of the park and spent many enjoyable hours swimming, rock hopping, and exploring the creek and park with their children, friends, fellow residents, and visitors. She wrote of being appalled about a resident's $369 fine for doing what many others had done: wading in the creek with a child. She requested an immediate halt to all police action against waders in the creek until the 1916 ordinance could be studied, discussed, resolved, and made fair. She asked for signage to make park patrons aware of the creek areas designated as accessible.
LITHIA PARK MASTER PLAN
Gies distributed a list of starting points for the Lithia Park master plan discussion. Categories included "What Is It," "Outcomes," and "Other Thoughts." He referenced a 30-year-old drawing depicting a phased restoration of Lithia Park. He requested feedback and direction from the commission.
Commissioners suggested various names for the proposed project, including management plan, sustainability plan, and stewardship plan. They talked about not spending a great deal of money on a master plan and discussed developing a conceptual plan and a timeline for the project.
Noraas said she taught summer science in past years and took children on stream walks in Ashland Creek. She suggested including within the plan a review of creek entrance points. Lewis emphasized the importance of the park's history and said it was important to include in the planning process. Commissioners discussed forming a stewardship plan subcommittee and Eggers and Rosenthal volunteered to serve on the subcommittee.
Dials said staff was conducting an inventory in the Parks system of signs and interpretive materials to determine what signage was available to park patrons and identify gaps in signage. She said surveys were underway in the community and online and results would be communicated to the commission. Eggers asked that results be reviewed with the subcommittee before staff took any further action with signage.
Lesley Adams talked about the work of the Ashland Creek water quality subcommittee, a community-wide effort that included members of the public and environmental experts. She said water was tested at seven points along the creek on a weekly basis for the purpose of determining the cause of contamination. She said the group was in their third month of data collection and they planned to publish a report by the end of the year and possibly continue with the project the following year.
NON-NATIVE VEGETATION CONTROL
Gies distributed a Problematic / Invasive Plants Management Plan that included problematic plants, prescriptions, and maps showing populations at each site. He thanked Parks staff for their efforts in creating the booklet. He said the introduction provided an overview of the project and the work would never be completed as the project was ongoing. He said page eight showed prescriptions that remained for completion and suggested transferring the funding for non-native species control to the Forestry Division.
Forestry and Trails Supervisor Jeff McFarland said the cover photo of the document showed a staff member standing beside a tall blackberry growth at Clay Street Park. He said the blackberries, a fire hazard as well as a privacy barrier for the residents of a neighboring apartment complex, were removed the year before and some of the neighbors were unhappy about the loss of privacy and berries while the apartment's managers expressed gratitude for the removals. He said areas throughout the Parks system were treated and then retreated.
McFarland said current grant projects included: 1) a grant through the OR Department of Forestry to treat areas in Siskiyou Mountain Park and Lithia Park (located within 400 feet of private properties) and bring them into level 1 fuels compliance, including removals of ground fuels and lightening of ladder fuels. He said the free grant provided treatments worth approximately $15-20,000; 2) a $40,000 grant to treat 47 acres for fuels reduction, retreatment of part of the fuel break, and lightening and thinning in the Siskiyou Mountain Park; and 3) a $42,659 grant from the OR Water Enhancement Board for the Ashland Creek Ponds and Riparian Project.
McFarland said areas were inspected by state foresters upon completion and he worked closely with the fire department to discuss their requirements from a fuels management perspective. He said the Forestry Division treated light fuels and flash fuels to create fuel breaks. In answer to Eggers' question about what remained for the health of the ecology, McFarland said the trees were felled perpendicular to the slope for erosion control and bowls were retained. He said geologists seldom questioned the Forestry Division's fuels management practices. In response to Rosenthal's question about how the new integrated pest management policy impacted prescriptions, Gies said the prescriptions showed areas that were treated with pesticides and the new volunteer coordinator would organize groups of volunteers for manual removals of such things as non-native species growing within fifty feet of creeks. He said staff would complete the final prescriptions and include them in the current management plan.
Commissioners thanked staff for their presentation and agreed to adopt the Problematic / Invasive Plants Management Plan during the budget / goals season.
ITEMS FROM COMMISSIONERS AND STAFF
Gies said staff researched Mardi Mastain's request of July 26 to purchase a section of land adjacent to her home at the corner of Nutley and Granite streets that was included within Lithia Park acreage. He said staff learned it was not possible for her to purchase or lease the land but they could work with her on improving the landscaping at that location.
Gies said the September 27 regular meeting date conflicted with the 2010 ORPA conference. The commission said they would discuss the possibility of rescheduling the meeting at their August 23 meeting.
Noraas asked McFarland to share his knowledge about pirate trails in the watershed and McFarland said downhill mountain bike traffic had increased in the recent past, with Ashland trails used for mountain biking events and featured in Outside Magazine. He said the trails were taking a beating and the Ashland Woodlands and Trails Association offered to head up a coalition that would include representatives of all trail user groups, with a goal toward reassessing and remapping trails. He said mountain bikers had built extreme features in forest lands without permission, with one group using an excavator to construct jumps. He said the Forest Service had gathered evidence but did not have enough information to prosecute. McFarland said cyclists were being instructed to use only legitimate trails and reputable bicycle touring companies for mountain biking excursions.
ADJOURNMENT – By consensus, Gardiner adjourned the meeting at 8:52 p.m.
Respectfully submitted, Susan Dyssegard, Ashland Parks and Recreation


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Top 5: Boy Band-Inspired A Cappella Covers
Boy bands, they just don't make em like they used to.
Permit us to take a moment and appreciate all the things that boy bands have given to both the music industry and pop culture. Synchronized dance moves, flashy outfits and the ability to deliver a cappella renditions of their hit songs on live television, at mall appearances or at hometown concerts.
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"History" - The Acappelicans (Sydney University)
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"End of the Road" - Spartones (University of North Carolina-Greensboro)
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Archive | September 2017
in Arts, theatre, entertainment, Edinburgh, Scotland, Travel
Douglas Davies, RSW: Land and Seascapes through "Autumn – Winter – Spring" at the Dundas Street Gallery, Edinburgh
For Scottish artist, Douglas Davies, RSW, January 2017 began with an inspirational start when he won the Glasgow Art Club Award at the 136th annual exhibition of the Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolour. The award winning painting of 'Whinny Brae' is a favourite place near his home in the Scottish Borders.
Douglas Davies with his painting, Whinny Brae
"Whinny Brae is part of our daily walk, the old drove road, in all seasons and in all weathers when trees have been felled, fields ploughed. It is constantly changing and the subject matter of many paintings over the years, very much my kind of Border landscape."
Davies studied Ceramics and Glass design at Edinburgh College of Art, gaining Postgraduate and Travelling Scholarships. He lectured in ceramics at Glasgow School of Art from 1973 until becoming a full time artist and potter in 1986, soon after being elected a member of the Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolour.
This exhibition at the Dundas Street Gallery, "Autumn – Winter – Spring" is a selection of landscapes (acrylic on paper and canvas) of the Scottish Borders, the Breton coast and South West France as well as delightful botanical paintings.
Take a time-travel trip through the seasons as you tour the tranquil open countryside, curving rivers and heather-draped hills around Biggar, Tweed Valley and Peebleshire.
A painting called simply "Winter" is an exquisite abstract scene blending tones of pure white, cream and buttermilk. It makes you feel as if you are standing outdoors in the crisp snow, chilled to the bone, which illustrates how authentic the bleak landscape is represented. "Melting Snows" is also a magical atmospheric view with glimpses of grass, trees, rock and the warm glint of coral sun amidst ice-covered hills.
Melting Snows
"Rain Clouds" shows a distant grey streak on the horizon within a mass of billowing white over misty, low lying hills.
Rain Clouds
The colourful palette used for "Tweed Valley" is brilliantly evocative of the rich naturalistic shades of chestnut, bracken, blues and gold as a bold impression of this unspoilt rural landscape.
Tweed Valley
Davies captures a realistic sense of place through the year and by day and night, as observed in bright sunshine, dusk, nightfall and pale moonlight. Each painting is composed with differing tone and texture to reflect light and shade: "Drove Road" for instance, is created with thick brush strokes to create a patchwork of green and yellow fields with a sweeping expanse of sky.
With a more delicate, sketchy touch, "Grasses" is best viewed seen from across the gallery to see the true perspective with its pink tinted clouds and what appears to be windblown machair on a sandy beach.
The classic Still Life study of fruit, vegetables or flowers has always been a popular genre for both artist and art lover. Here are beautiful arrangements of tulips and anemones offering a freshly cut, blossoming bouquet for the walls of your home year round.
From Scotland travel over to the French coastline in a series of seascapes, "Breton Harbour" and the charming fishing port of Collioure, South West France. Matisse and Derain arrived here in 1905 where their work in the Mediterranean light was the birthplace of Fauvism. Nearly 20 years later Charles Rennie Mackintosh and his wife Margaret visited this region of Roussilon on holiday, but also loved it so much they decided to settle here,
"in this lovely rose-coloured land… with its warmth and its sun."
And an interesting postscript. In 2007 Davies was given a prestigious placement at the first Charles Rennie Mackintosh Residency at Collioure, a month's retreat to experiment and explore new creative directions. For a further eight years, two well established Scottish artists were invited to Collioure, but in 2015 the accommodation was unavailable and, due in part to lack of support from Creative Scotland, the French officials unfortunately, had to close the Residency programme. Let's hope funding will be forthcoming in future to continue the CRM artist in residence scheme.
Fortunately for Douglas Davies, he was given the opportunity to follow in the footsteps of Derain, Matisse and Mackintosh et al to work in this perfect painters' paradise which continues to inspire him to this day – as well as his homeland, the Scottish Borders.
Douglas Davies, RSW – Exhibition, "Autumn – Winter – Spring"
The Dundas Street Gallery, 6a Dundas Street, Edinburgh EH3 6HZ
Saturday 16 September to Saturday 30 September. Daily 10.30am to 5pm (closed Sunday)
www.douglasdaviesgallery.co.uk
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in Arts, theatre, entertainment, Edinburgh, Leisure pursuits, Scotland, Travel
Tommy Fitchet @ Saorsa Gallery: 365 landscape paintings on a small scale = a stunning show of mini masterpieces
" I have found that my art is most fluid and expressive when working directly onto glass. When the sun suddenly comes out and shines brightly upon the sea or the land just for that brief moment – that is what I am trying to capture in my paintings." Tommy Fitchet
Tommy Fitchet is a self taught artist whose most original and creative artwork showcases distinctive, abstract modern 'stained glass' paintings, inspired by the Scottish landscape from the city to the seashore as observed through the seasons.
Sunset over Arran, Tommy Fitchet
Following the success of his previous exhibition, 100/100, which raised over £5,500 for Cancer Research, he decided to challenge himself to paint a small scale landscape each day for a year, starting in September 2016.
The result is this new show, 365, at Saorsa Gallery, Stockbridge, Edinburgh, where all the walls are hung, virtually floor to ceiling, with a collection of 365 wonderful wee paintings: each measures 22 x 22 cms in smart wooden frames. Again, all these paintings are sold in aid of charity.
The theme embraces Tommy's journeys around Scotland, in particular the wild natural beauty of sandy beaches, peaceful farmland and high mountain peaks of the Isle of Arran.
The effect of oil on glass creates a gleaming, glossy layer with a rich, deep sense of colour and soft, shimmering shades of light to reflect marvellous images of sun and sea. These are stunning abstract land and seascapes through a swirl of bright blues, purple haze, sunset orange, grass green fields and forest of trees.
Fitchet brilliantly represents a real sense of place with thick brushstrokes and curving lines, the illusion of wide skies wild waves and undulating shoreline within a precisely patterned patchwork.
Here and there around the gallery are a few more naturalistic scenes where you can clearly see a line of rolling mauve-tinted heather hills, craggy coastline and pink streak of clouds.
Some of the most dramatic paintings are those created in stylised geometric blocks of black, grey and white with splashes of gold.
With a dark, intense mood, you can almost depict the icy chill of white snow and dark black rock in stormy winter weather in these impressionistic compositions.
With his palette of oils, from rainbow colours to crisp cool monochrome, the viewer will feel an extraordinary energy and atmosphere of the outdoor air, so well captured in these mini masterpieces.
For the buyer, what is most enticing is the fact that Tommy Fitchet does not create prints of his work so each and every painting is a unique and original work of art.
The paintings on show at this exhibition are available to purchase at a most reasonable £100 each. Most importantly, 50% of the sale price will be donated to two charities, Cancer Research and CHAS (Children's Hospices Across Scotland).
365 – this exhibition runs from 7 – 24th September, 2017. Thursday to Sunday, 12 noon – 5pm.
SAORSA, 8 Deanhaugh Street, Edinburgh EH4 1LY. Tel. 0131 343 1126
http://www.saorsa-art.com
in Edinburgh, Fashion and Beauty, Leisure pursuits
Charity Chic 2017: the annual Fashion Catwalk Showcase for Cancer Research (Stockbridge)
St. Stephen's Church, Stockbridge
In the grand, baroque St Stephen's Centre @ Saint Stephen's Church, (designed in 1827 by William Playfair), this year's Charity Chic Fashion Show in aid of Cancer Research UK (Stockbridge), will be another glitzy, glamorous and inspirational evening. When? Friday 6th October, 2017 – 7pm to 9.30pm
Where? St Stephen's Centre, 105 St. Stephen Street, Edinburgh EH3 5AB.
Charity Chic offers a fabulous night out featuring a colourfully creative Fashion Show, live music, a Bar and stalls to buy quality clothes, raffle tickets, cakes and much much more.
Elaine Lennon (left) launching Charity Chic 2014
Organised once again by Elaine Lennon, the assistant manager of Cancer Research, Stockbridge, the highlight of the evening is a Catwalk Extraordinaire: members of staff, customers and friends of the shop will showcase the best of Charity Chic from High Street fashion to Designer couture, for men and women.
A glamorous model at Charity Chic 2014
From Top Shop to Top Brands, (e.g. Prada, Versace, Westwood), gorgeous clothes are donated year round to the Stockbridge branch by the public. After a fine collection is shown off in style and swagger along the Catwalk, these clothes and accessories will then be available to purchase – if you are quick off the mark! – after the show.
This is the perfect opportunity to jazz up your Autumn-Winter wardrobe with a 'nearly new' coat, cosy sweater, smart trousers, shoes, handbag, hat, scarf, jewellery and perhaps a little black dress or dinner suit for festive parties.
Charity Chic catwalk 2014
The POP-UP Shop opens from 7pm, bringing the Cancer Research Boutique along to St. Stephen's Centre with some amazing fashion bargains, gifts, treasures and gems, to be snapped up for one night only.
This is the eighth time Cancer Research Stockbridge has staged an annual Charity Chic fashion show, raising an estimated thirty thousand pounds at these fun, sociable evenings. Proceeds go towards funding clinical research, medical trials and specialist nurses, all of which are vital in the fight against cancer.
A packed audience at Charity Chic 2014
The spacious theatre-style venue at St. Stephen's Centre will create a party atmosphere to meet friends, enjoy the Catwalk, have a drink, browse around the stalls and dress up in some lovely new fashionable clothes.
Volunteers are most welcome – do get in touch if you'd like to try your hand at modelling, run one of the stalls or help to organise the event.
Tickets are priced at £10. And of course, this show is for a very good cause.
Pick up your tickets at the Cancer Research Shop, 30 Raeburn Place, Edinburgh. Tel. 0131 343 6343
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Paperworks 4 – Marion Barron, Trevor Davies and Ruth Thomas – the beauty of nature with painterly precision
During the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2015, I was delighted to see an exhibition by the Working Lines Collective entitled Paperwork 2 at the Ski Club, Howe Street. As I wrote in my 5 star review on Edinburgh Guide:
"This is an enchanting selection of dream-like landscapes, figurative work, still life studies and colourful abstracts. It's like taking a journey through time and place.
Paperwork 2 is an evocative, inspirational collection of diverse yet complementary work, the nuances of shade, line, pattern and composition all pleasing to the eye, as you wander from room to room".
This year for ten days in August, the Working Lines Collective was back with Paperwork 4, featuring Trevor Davies, Marion Barron and Ruth Thomas, who met and studied at Edinburgh College of Art.
While their Festival Fringe 2017 exhibition is now over, this is an illustrated feature to promote their creatively-crafted Paperworks.
Inspired by contemporary urban landscape, Marin Barron studies the concept of the structure and fabric of buildings: "My recent research has focussed on the aesthetic of post war Brutalist buildings. I explore pattern, form, colour, line and space, the environmental and social aspects, although the visual aspects are of greater interest to me".
Marion paints in oil on linen, canvas or paper, slowly developing the surface for a strong depth in colour, tone and texture, such as here in "Fold".
Fold, Marion Barron
These vibrant colours are most effective, drawing the eye in to study the graceful geometric line and shape. With its backdrop in soft cream and grey, the simple yet bold columns of crimson and coral in "Structure" is also a striking, architecturally-defined image.
Structure, Marion Barron
Trevor Davies is a master of delicate still life drawings, impressionistic landscapes as well as fine figurative sketches. Heading in a more abstract direction is a series of minimalist landscapes such as Duddingston Loch(1). This comprises a strip of newspaper column, the Lonely Hearts page with tiny requests starting with four letters, WLTM: a whimsical, richly textured work.
Duddingston Loch 1, Trevor Davies
Twenty-Two is also an amazing combination of watercolour, muslin, oil, graphite and newspaper on paper. In similar mode to the artist Philip Reeves, these collages involve a process of distilling the theme down to the materials, then re-building the image as a layered construct.
In his quietly composed Still Lifes, meticulous representations of cool circles and curved bowls conjure up the pure contours in the natural world: 'The endless line of a circle, its internal space both enclosure and entrance, and what might be joints or doorways within a landscape all find their way into my pictures'
Galileo's Moons, Trevor Davies
Ruth Thomas is an Australian artist who, having studied in Edinburgh, is fascinated by the coastlines of Scotland and New South Wales, "Nature's calligraphy: the myriad of lines on windswept beaches, the richly coloured rock faces, the delicate structures of shells and seaweed."
Oyster Bed, Ruth Thomas, (drawing)
Her work covers painting, printmaking and drawings in which the decorative detail shows her passion for geology as much as art, capturing how the waves of the tide smooth the pebbles on the shore.
Reworked, Ruth Thomas
(painting)
Ruth also enjoys the ancient Art of Mokuhanga, Japanese Woodblock Printing to create concertina fold-out books of miniature paintings. She also makes eco-printed paper from fragrant Eucalyptus, Banksia and Grevillea leaves.
These three distinctive artists offer a diverse selection of prints, drawings, sketches and paintings yet complement each other, – sharing a broad theme of the environment with an individual artistic approach. At previous Festival exhibitions, comments in the visitors' book are most enthusiastic: 'such varied and beautiful work' & 'I loved the delicacy and the thoughtfulness.'
Once again, Paperworks 4 was a most inspiring and evocative collection to express the beauty of nature with fine crafted imagery and painterly precision.
Make a date in the diary for Paperworks 5 – hopefully it will return for the Festival 2018!
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Land and Sea: Paintings and Poems by Anne Butler & Sue Mayfield, Dundas Street Gallery, Edinburgh
This enchanting exhibition at the Dundas Street Gallery is a marvellous collaboration between the artist Anne Butler and the writer Sue Mayfield, to capture the scenic beauty of our natural world.
"Tread softly on the shore, step lightly at the margins,
where the sky is thin and land meets sea,
and heaven touches earth".
from Tread Softly on the Shore, Sue Mayfield
Anne Butler studied at Leith School of Art, Edinburgh and now lives and works in Dumfries and Galloway. She describes her work as a free and loose style responding to the Scottish landscape, weather and seasons. "Colour is very important to me. I think colour can change moods. I paint in acrylic, building up layers and scraping back to reveal the colours beneath".
Sue Mayfield is a writer of many talents, publishing award winning fiction and non fiction for children and adults. Her most recent books are Under the Sea (2012) and Hill of the Angels (2016). Around the gallery is a series of lyrical poetry to reflect the dramatic mood of Anne's paintings.
Walk with Me across the Fields, Anne Butler
Colour is clearly the dominant aspect of Anne's vibrant green and blue land and seascapes. Country fields are created like a patchwork quilt with bold abstract cubist style blocks, representing yellow summer corn, verdant green grasses and russet red leaves of Autumn.
"Full Moon over Blue" is a marvellous scene, reminiscent of Joan Eardley's "Catterline in Winter" – pale moon, snow and clifftop cottages.
What the viewer will appreciate so much is how these dreamlike illustrations of land and sea are evoked with such emotion through the power of the written word.
Most impressive are the wild energetic waves and splashing spray of the sea in "Taste the Salt Drench," as described beautifully in Sue's poem, "A Thousand Thousand Tears."
Taste the Salt Drench, Anne Butler
To cross the ocean, face the deep….
Taste the salt drench of a thousand thousand tears.
from A Thousand Thousand Tears, Sue Mayfield
There is a recurring theme of time, memories, ghosts of the past, reflected in an underlying narrative about fishermen, ships which pass in the night, the flow of the seasons, Spring flowers to migrating geese.
Out of the Blue, Anne Butler
While Anne paints the grey expanse of skies, stormy seas, boats and birds, Sue captures each vivid view in verse:
Out of the blue … a man emerges bearing fish,
a wish, a skylark sings, a heron uncrumples sailcloth wings.
from Out of the Blue, Sue Mayfield
There is such poignancy in her perfectly crafted phrases, richly reminiscent of the short, sharp poetic style of Sylvia Plath observing rural life, tulips and honey bees in her Devon garden.
These paintings and poetry create an artistic and literary dialogue, where images of moorland, meadows, sandy beach and ocean waves are echoed both in colour on the canvas and words on the page.
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2 – 7 September 2017 – daily, 10am – 6pm.
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Waldorf Astoria & Walker Slater Fashion Show: Autumn/Winter 2017/2018 Collection
'The passion of creating clothing comes from the idea that if they are stylish, yet practical and robust, they allow you to be carelessly elegant and have confidence to look good.' Paul Walker
Walker Slater, the Scottish tweed tailoring company, was founded in 1989 in Laggan before opening on Victoria Street, Edinburgh, followed by stores in Glasgow and London.
Walker Slater, Victoria Street, Grassmarket, Edinburgh
Specialists of fine casual and formal clothing for ladies and gentlemen, it was named Retailer of the Year 2015 at the Scottish Fashion Awards.
From traditional tailoring to contemporary style, Walker Slater is renowned for tweed jackets, trousers, waistcoats, three piece suits, overcoats and knitwear in quality wool and tweed produced in the Borders, Shetland and Harris. What could be more classic than a beautifully designed, made-to-measure three piece suit for a special occasion.
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The Caledonian Hotel, Princes Street, Edinburgh is celebrating its fifth birthday in September as a Waldorf Astoria. With the grand art deco hotel as a backdrop, Walker Slater will stage a fabulous fashion show – a sneak preview of the Autumn/Winter 2017/18 collection.
This style event will take place in the hotel's glamorously elegant Peacock Alley on the afternoon of Friday 15th September, hosted by Scottish broadcaster and Deacon Blue drummer, Dougie Vipond.
Peacock Alley, Waldorf Astoria, Edinburgh
During the catwalk show, guests will experience a luxury Afternoon Tea inspired by the botanicals of Edinburgh Gin. Enjoy a seasonal selection of sweet and savoury treats, complemented by a crafted gin cocktail, delicately flavoured with orange, lemon, heather, coriander, juniper, and pine.
Autumn Winter 2017 Tweed clothing collection for men and women
The new curated WS clothing range is sure to keep you warm during the Autumn and Winter months. Ladies may relish beautiful Scottish cashmere, everyday clothes from city street to country walks, and day to evening wear.
Smart, casual Winter wear
The preview will also launch 'Messrs,' a youthful collection with a contemporary look, fit and colour palette, from Harris Tweed suits to leather jackets.
Smart, contemporary tweed suits
"As an old Victorian railway station, The Caledonian has over 110 years of rich heritage in Edinburgh, of which we are very proud. Walker Slater also has a strong Scottish heritage and worldwide reputation for style, offering the perfect synergy with Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh." Dale MacPhee, General Manager, Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh, The Caledonian.
The much beloved "Caley" hotel today as part of the Waldorf Astoria portfolio, represents the epitome of international luxury travel, and this classic Scottish fashion brand, creates the ideal partnership.
Walker Slater boutiques also presents a range of fabulous, must-have accessories for women and men including bags, gloves, scarves, shoes, tweed-wrapped hip flasks and gifts, perfect for the winter season and Christmas.
Tweed bag – from city to country sports
"They have an attention to detail befitting a Parisian couturier and the flair of a Tokyo street-wear brand."
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Throughout the month of September, an inspiring diary of events will celebrate the 5th birthday of The Caledonian as a Waldorf Astoria. Highlights include a luxurious stay in the Caley Suite, an Oyster & Champagne Masterclass at Galvin Brasserie de Luxe and classic Cocktails in the Caley Bar.
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Augustine Volcano, the most historically active volcano in Alaska's Cook Inlet region, again showed signs of life in April 2005. Escalating seismic unrest, ground deformation, and gas emissions culminated in an eruption from January 11 to mid-March of 2006, the fifth major eruption in 75 years. The eruption began with a series of 13 short-lived blasts over 20 days that sent pyroclastic flows; snow, rock, and ice avalanches; and lahars down the volcano's snow clad flanks; ash clouds drifted hundreds of kilometers downwind. Punctuated explosive activity gave way to effusion of lava and emplacement of thick block-and-ash flows on the volcano's north flank that continued through mid-February. In mid-March renewed extrusion resulted in the building of a new, higher summit lava dome and two blocky lava flows on the north and northeast flanks of the cone. The eruption resulted in ash fall on many south-central Alaskan communities and disrupted air traffic in the region.
Augustine's frequent eruptions and relatively easy access have long drawn volcanologists to study the accumulation, ascent, and eruption of andesitic to dacitic magma. Studies of the most recent activity before 2006, in 1976 and 1986, revealed that the volcano lately produces explosive eruptions that are preceded by months of unrest and injection of new magma into a storage region in the upper several kilometers of the crust. Each of these eruptions then followed a similar progression from explosive to effusive behavior over several months. Petrologic and geophysical observations suggest that these three eruptions were triggered by similar magma mixing events and that the subsequent ascent and eruption of magma was governed by processes that were roughly constant from one eruption to the next. Geologic studies of the island show that in the more distant past parts of Augustine's edifice have failed repeatedly, resulting in debris avalanches that entered the sea and, at least once, in 1883, caused a tsunami that hit surrounding Cook Inlet coastlines. Such edifice failures and resultant local tsunamis should be expected in the future.
Recognition of Augustine's frequent activity and hazardous nature led to the installation of a network of telemetered seismometers beginning in 1971, the establishment of a geodetic network in 1988, and the installation of other new instrumentation such as pressure sensors, broadband seismometers, and cameras by the Alaska Volcano Observatory (AVO), and the selection of Augustine for geodetic instrumentation through the EarthScope/Plate Boundary Observatory program in 2004. In addition, remote sensing techniques, such as airborne thermal imaging and the advanced spaceborne thermal emission and reflection radiometer (ASTER), provided novel and often critical information as the 2006 eruption progressed. The combination of a long-term seismic network and an array of new monitoring techniques has provided a breadth and depth of understanding of Augustine's most recent activity that was not possible in the past.
This volume contains 28 chapters reporting on a diverse suite of new scientific observations and investigations that were motivated by the 2006 eruption. Understanding the magmatic processes that drive eruptions, identifying eruptive events, tracking the movement of ash clouds, and communicating the resultant hazards to other government agencies and the public are all critical tasks for AVO, and chapters touch upon all of these topics. One goal in this compilation is to synthesize the diverse information into as complete an understanding of the magmatic and eruptive processes as possible.
An equally important goal is to provide a framework for diagnosing periods of unrest and formulating forecasts of eruptions that will certainly take place at Augustine in the future. This latter goal is especially important, as Augustine's frequent eruptive activity suggests that another eruption can be expected within the next several decades. Consequently, the investigations in this volume are intended to provide both a means to better forecast future eruptive episodes and also an opportunity to formulate and test future hypotheses for magmatic and eruptive processes. Future eruptions may follow a course similar to those observed in 1976, 1986, and 2006. However, a major perturbation that upsets conditions within the magmatic system could occur, owing perhaps to the rise of a much larger or different parental magma or to a large edifice failure similar to the 1883 sector collapse. In such events, the comprehensive study of past eruptions will provide data critical to assessing the current state of the magmatic system.
In assembling this volume we have sought as consistent and accurate a portrayal of the 2006 eruption as possible. We have asked all authors to refer to the same basic eruption chronology, unless their observations and data require alternative explanations. Naturally, not all techniques or methodologies produce a completely consistent set of observations, nor do the precise conclusions in every paper support one another. We have grouped chapters on the basis of discipline. Papers that focus on specific techniques, methodology, or instrumentation are placed throughout the volume where they best fit with others that rely on their results.


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A Development Permit is needed for most new construction or changes of use to an existing property. Development permits within the Town of Three Hills are governed by the Municipal Government Act (Part 17 – Division 5 Land Use) and the Land Use Bylaw 1398-17, whereby the Development Officer or Municipal Planning Commission (MPC) is authorized as the development authority as per Bylaw 1404-17.
Section 624 of the Municipal Government Act requires a municipality to designate a development authority to exercise development powers and perform duties on behalf of the municipality. The Town of Three Hills Bylaw 1405-17 establishes the Municipal Planning Commission (MPC) as this development authority. It is the Development Officer's responsibility to review development proposals on behalf of the Town and make a recommendation to the MPC.
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April 9, 2020 - COVID-19: Power of Attorney
For immediate release: April 9, 2020
TRENTON – Administration officials at the New Jersey Department of Children and Families (DCF) today encouraged parents across the state to consider temporary guardianship options for their children in the event they become incapacitated with COVID-19. Power of Attorney (POA) forms were made available online for download.
"Contingency planning is always recommended for families, but during these uncertain times, it is even more crucial for parents to prepare for the unexpected," said DCF Commissioner Christine Norbut Beyer. "Similar to disaster readiness, families should have a COVID-19 Kit that includes important documents, a list of alternative caregivers for their children and a 'go' bag with toys, medicines, clothes, electronics and other essentials children may need to spend the night – or a week – with a designated caregiver."
In the event a child is without a caregiver due to a parent's illness or incapacitation, DCF's Division of Child Protection and Permanency (DCPP) may be called to take custody. The Division works to identify appropriate and willing family, friends or neighbors that can provide short-term guardianship, but these efforts can take time and a child could be placed in foster care while details and arrangements are made.
"DCF's role is one of child protection and child welfare," said Carmen Diaz Petti, Assistant Commissioner for DCPP. "We encourage all parents to consider these resources and to do all they can to plan for the care of their children, preventing an unnecessarily traumatic experience during an already difficult time."
To assist parents in taking the first steps to develop a plan, DCF created the COVID-19 Family Prep Kit instructional, detailing the types of items that should be incorporated. The Power of Attorney form allows families to name individuals that can step in as guardians under very specific conditions. It is a legal document that lays out guidelines for certain actions to take place when a person becomes ill or incapacitated. The POA can allow a temporary guardian to take custody of, care for, and access medical treatment for a minor child. It can be changed or withdrawn at any time.
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ADDISON, TX--(Marketwire - October 27, 2009) - Systems Evolution, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: SSEV) majority owned subsidiary Highline Hydrogen Hybrids (HHHI) today announced the signing of an agreement between Highline Hydrogen Hybrids Inc. and Madami International marketing group.
HHHI President Mel Robinson made the announcement today and said, "Madami International has secured the rights to market automotive supplemental SuperCell through their existing network. Madami International's home office is located in central Arkansas with a dealer base throughout the lower states of the US. The primary goal of this agreement is based on the long personal relationship between Madami International Inc. and automobile and motorcycle manufacturers of China since 1987. Madami International has also secured the rights to a supplemental fuel system specifically for motorcycles. There are 87,096,613 motor bikes in China alone and 200 million motorcycles worldwide. This system will be market ready for early spring 2010 market."
Systems Evolution CEO Steven Humphries added, "2010 will be a huge year for the Company. HHHI will make a significant revenue contribution as we continue the development of the SuperCell product."
HHHI's unique supplemental hydrogen fuel system, in addition to reducing dangerous emissions as much as 50%, has been shown to enhance the fuel efficiency of internal combustion engines by as much as 25% and to increase horsepower by an average of 10%.
This news release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the U.S. Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. When used in this release, words such as "estimate," "expect," "anticipate," "projected," "planned," "forecasted" and similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements, which are, by their very nature, no guarantees of System' Evolution's future operational or financial performance, and are subject to risks and uncertainties. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date of this release. Due to the risks and uncertainties, actual events may differ materially from current expectations. The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
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UMass Amherst, the Commonwealth's flagship campus, is a nationally ranked public research university offering a full range of undergraduate, graduate and professional degrees.
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In 2007, the university opened a 22,000 square foot Research Building that focuses on science and houses the Botulinum Research Center. The building, the first at UMass Dartmouth devoted entirely to research, strengthens an "Innovation Triangle" in southeastern Massachusetts that includes major research and development centers in New Bedford and Fall River.
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Fluidized Bed Reaction Analysis
Fluidized-bed reactors are used in a number of applications ranging from catalytic cracking in the petroleum industry to oxidation reactions in the chemical industry. Most applications involve reactions in which catalyst decay is prominent and a continuous circuit is required for catalyst regeneration, or reactions where close control fo operating conditions, particularly temperature is required.
Carbon/Sulfur Analysis
The majority of metals and their alloys will burn in oxygen if heated to a high enough temperature. The carbon in the sample is oxidized to carbon dioxide (CO2) while the sulfur is converted to sulfur dioxide (SO2). CO2 and SO2 can then be measured by infrared (IR) detectors.
Combustion of inorganic materials can be hastened through the use of an accelerator. The purpose of the accelerator is to ignite or set fire to the sample. It can also double as a flux to dissolve any oxide skins making the melt thoroughly fluid. A completely fluid melt is essential in order to oxidize the carbon and sulfur in the sample in a relatively short time frame.
Mineral Liberation Analysis
The Mineral Liberation Analyzer (MLA) is an automated mineral analysis system that can identify minerals in polished sections of drill core, particulate, or lump materials, and quantify a wide range of mineral characteristics, such as mineral abundance, grain size, and liberation.
The MLA was developed during the late 1990's by Dr Ying Gu of the University of Queensland's JKMRC Research Centre, in collaboration with its commercial arm, JKTech, based in Brisbane, Australia. Following its release as a commercial product in 2000, the MLA was quickly adopted by many of the world's leading mining companies.
Mineral texture and degree of liberation are fundamental properties of ore and drive its economic treatment, making the data gathered by the MLA invaluable to geologists, mineralogists and metallurgists who engage in process optimization, mine feasibility studies, and ore characterization analyses.
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X-Ray diffraction (XRD) is an analytical technique used to identify the composition (usually minerals present) in both natural and manufactured materials. The material is ground to a fine powder, and the interaction of the material with X-rays results in a diffraction pattern. CAMP's Rigaku Ultima IV X-ray diffractometer enables the identification of amorphous and crystalline phases, with semi-quantitative analysis of crystalline phases. The instrument is outfitted with a thermal stage for studies in non-ambient conditions at temperatures up to 1400˚C. Data is evaluated with Rigaku's PDXL or MDI's Jade Pro software that compares the data analyzed to thousands of reference patterns from the American Mineralogist Crystal Structure Database (AMCSD) and the International Centre for Diffraction Data (ICDD) PDF-2 2010 database.
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The analysis of major and trace elements in geological materials by x-ray fluorescence is made possible by the behavior of atoms when they interact with radiation. When materials are excited with high-energy, short wavelength radiation (e.g., X-rays), they can become ionized. If the energy of the radiation is sufficient to dislodge a tightly-held inner electron, the atom becomes unstable and an outer electron replaces the missing inner electron. When this happens, energy is released due to the decreased binding energy of the inner electron orbital compared with an outer one. The emitted radiation is of lower energy than the primary incident X-rays and is termed fluorescent radiation. Because the energy of the emitted photon is characteristic of a transition between specific electron orbitals in a particular element, the resulting fluorescent X-rays can be used to detect the abundances of elements that are present in the sample.
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Inductively Coupled Plasma Optical Emission Spectroscopy (ICP-OES) is an analytical technique used to identify and quantify the elements present in a material, based on the interaction of the material with a plasma. CAMP's Thermo iCAP-6500 Duo View inductively-coupled argon plasma optical emission spectrometer provides elemental analysis of aqueous solutions and digestates from solid materials. The iCAP-6500 is capable of identifying more than 60 elements.
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New York City Public Schools is shutting down all in-person learning starting Thursday after the city's 7-day COVID-19 positivity rate reached 3%, NBC reports.
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Back in the day (1979, 1981 and 1985 to be exact) when people didn't hate Mel Gibson, he starred in a trio of Australian action flicks called Mad Max, Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior and Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome. Now 30 years later, we're getting a new installment in the franchise — Mad Max: Fury Road, which I had assumed was going to be terrible because of... science?! But there's no Mel Gibson in it anywhere, and, to be honest, it actually looks awesome. Mad Max is back and it's about time.
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Q: How to get a value from the buildTextField(a Extracted Widget) of TextField in flutter I had Extracted a Widget And use it multiple times in code
I got Stuck While getting a value from each of the text field
My custom function code is this:
  Widget buildTextField(
      IconData icon, String hintText, bool isEmail, dynamic _valueoffield) {
    return Padding(
      padding: const EdgeInsets.only(bottom: 8.0),
      child: TextField(
        obscureText: hintText == "Password" ? _isHidden : false,
        keyboardType: isEmail ? TextInputType.emailAddress : TextInputType.text,
        onSubmitted: (_valueoffield) {},
        decoration: InputDecoration(
            prefixIcon: Icon(
              icon,
              color: Palette.iconColor,
            ),
            enabledBorder: OutlineInputBorder(
              borderSide: BorderSide(color: Palette.textColor1),
              borderRadius: BorderRadius.all(Radius.circular(35.0)),
            ),
            focusedBorder: OutlineInputBorder(
              borderSide: BorderSide(color: Palette.textColor1),
              borderRadius: BorderRadius.all(Radius.circular(35.0)),
            ),
            contentPadding: EdgeInsets.all(10),
            hintText: hintText,
            hintStyle: TextStyle(fontSize: 14, color: Palette.textColor1),
            suffixIcon: hintText == 'Password'
                ? IconButton(
                    onPressed: _toggleVisibility,
                    icon: _isHidden
                        ? Icon(Icons.visibility_off_outlined)
                        : Icon(Icons.visibility_outlined))
                : null),
      ),
    );
  }

A: It's always better to use controllers for TextFields, so instead of _valueoffield pass a TextEditingController like this:
  TextEditingController usernameController = TextEditingController();
  TextEditingController passwordController = TextEditingController();
  ...
  buildTextField(
    ....
    usernameController,
  )
  buildTextField(
    ....
    passwordController,
  )

And get values like this
String username;
...
username = usernameController.text;

So the function will be
  Widget buildTextField(
      IconData icon, String hintText, bool isEmail, TextEditingController controller) {
    return Padding(
      padding: const EdgeInsets.only(bottom: 8.0),
      child: TextField(
        obscureText: hintText == "Password" ? _isHidden : false,
        keyboardType: isEmail ? TextInputType.emailAddress : TextInputType.text,
        controller: controller,
        decoration: InputDecoration(
            prefixIcon: Icon(
              icon,
              color: Palette.iconColor,
            ),
            enabledBorder: OutlineInputBorder(
              borderSide: BorderSide(color: Palette.textColor1),
              borderRadius: BorderRadius.all(Radius.circular(35.0)),
            ),
            focusedBorder: OutlineInputBorder(
              borderSide: BorderSide(color: Palette.textColor1),
              borderRadius: BorderRadius.all(Radius.circular(35.0)),
            ),
            contentPadding: EdgeInsets.all(10),
            hintText: hintText,
            hintStyle: TextStyle(fontSize: 14, color: Palette.textColor1),
            suffixIcon: hintText == 'Password'
                ? IconButton(
                    onPressed: _toggleVisibility,
                    icon: _isHidden
                        ? Icon(Icons.visibility_off_outlined)
                        : Icon(Icons.visibility_outlined))
                : null),
      ),
    );
  }

*

*I strongly recommend to use Form and TextFormField for the input fields


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One evening while walking to my studio, I happened upon the scene of what must have been a very dramatically tragic accident. What was left were remnants of a horrible instantaneous calamity; broken glass and automobile parts. I found, also, a child's dress-up shoe, a broken plastic flower, some pearls, a spoon, among other things, and noticed some red-brown soaked stains in the pavement and cement... blood.
Taking some fragments I began to re-assemble them with other found objects in my possession, without any preconcieved notion of their relationships, using a Polaroid camera as the medium for the play-acts in this series of "Polaroids".


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