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Tuesday, August 25, 2009
house diorama
I always ALWAYS forget to photograph these before I put them under glass. Then I have to deal with the ever present glare and reflection of myself in the glass. Erg. Sorry.
Our wonderful friends, the Smileys, hosted our family last May at their house near Washington D.C. It was the tail end of the cherry festival and we had a marvelous time. Lots of monuments visited, trees admired, children indulged, museums wandered through, art appreciated and good food eaten.
This is their long-overdue thank you gift. It had been a while since I had made a diorama, and it was fun to get back into it. The frame is of course the Ribba shadowbox at IKEA. I love those. I have to buy one each time I'm there for fear that one day they'll stop making them.
Do you see where I accidentally bent the grass? I get a pain in my right brain whenever I look at it. I just couldn't bring myself to disassemble and tear it off so I could replace it. As usual, it was the wee hours of the morning. I decided to be ok with it. And I will be. eventually. I gave it to my friend personally this past weekend while we were at a ladies Bible lectureship in Huntsville. And she loved it, so it's all good.
I used a new glue this time, the MS Crafts Fine Tip Glue Pen. I really dug it. It makes gluing on tiny pieces a snap. I'm just crossing my fingers that it holds. I've never used it before and I hate to think of this thing falling apart in a few months.
Now I'm ready to replace the snowy bird diorama that has stayed on my mantel all through the summer. Oy. I so meant to redo that one in the spring. 'Better late than never' is becoming my mantra. I think I should make the new one something that is more year roundish. I have my eye on an Alain Gree forest illustration for my inspiration.
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That is sooo cool...i love it!!! I want one of my house! Have you ever thought of doing some sort of tutorial to show us how you make them?ReplyDelete
Great Job!!
I love love love that, and I'd LOVE to do one of my house one day.ReplyDelete
Looks like it requires a lot of patience though, hah. ;)
That turned out great! Love it!ReplyDelete
What a wonderful thank you gift! You did a great job on it...so creative! It must have taken a while though!ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness, that's so cute! Love, love, love it!ReplyDelete
That's so beautiful! I love it!! I was going to make a sewn one for my husband's cousin's family who are moving into their new place over the weekend.ReplyDelete
Wow. Looks so great! I wouldn't beat yourself up over the bend. At least its straight, almost looks intentional. I bet your friend didn't even notice :). Totally understand though. I experience the same pain over things like that.ReplyDelete
Wow...lucky Judy! I love it.ReplyDelete
That is gorgeous!! You are very talented. :)ReplyDelete
Oh my gosh, that is genius! I love it. Love it. Love it. Loooovvvvve it!!! Do you do custom orders? Hmmmm....what a great, personal gift! My friend is moving from her mansion, I'm sure she'd love a momento like this. I love it.ReplyDelete
Wowee, thanks everybody!ReplyDelete
Lynette, no tutorial planned. Each one is so individual, it seems a tough thing to turn into a tute. Planning is the key -- know ahead of time how things are going to go together and make a dummy if it will help. A computer with an illustration program is a great tool to use as well, that way you can print your template on the back of your paper.
CourtneyKeb, patience, yep. By the truckload.
Erin J., it took me three evenings and one of those evenings was a looong one.
Bleu is Bleu, I'd like to see that fabric version -- sounds really neat!
It's a Wonderful, thank you, but no I don't do custom orders. If there were a parallel universe in which I was single and independently wealthy, I think I would. Try etsy?
That is incredible! I'm sure I don't have enough patience to try that, but maybe I can try something on a smaller scale to wet my feet.ReplyDelete
I LOVE the diorama. I was just in IKEA today (for the first time) and almost bought at least 20 of those frames. But I refrained myself and didn't buy a single one - now I wish I would've.ReplyDelete
Back to my first visit to IKEA - I was totally overwhelmed. I need someone to show me the way. We should meet there and you give me tips on shopping. I know, I'm sounding a little like a stalker right now. I'll leave now.
Amy, I know what you mean. My first visit was a bit overwhelming. But the more you go, the more you can focus!ReplyDelete
I don't feel I'm in a position to give anyone tips on shopping. I'm a very dysfunctional shopper. I go in somewhere to buy a tube of glue and I come out with four bags of stuff I can't live without.
This is so beautiful. I am inspired to try one of my own home. I hope I can figure it out. This would be so wonderful to have if we ever move, so we can always have something really special of our first house. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 26, 2009 at 9:16 AM
That is probably one of the cutest things I have ever seen!ReplyDelete
I really love the clothesline one too. I think I could even copy that one. (If you don't mind, of course.)
Would you do a tutorial on how you do the house? Pretty please?
Oh my! You do such beautiful detailed work.ReplyDelete
marybt, I'm cool with that, as long as you don't make one and then sell it. I know you said pretty please, which is very hard to resist, but I'm not planning a tutorial right now. :-)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 27, 2009 at 7:31 AM
That diorama is just beautiful! And I do love a nice Ikea frame too.... truth be told I love pretty much anything Ikea!ReplyDelete
You really need to do a tutorial on how to do these - they are so cool!ReplyDelete
that is so adorable.ReplyDelete
I love this! It looks so great!!ReplyDelete
Beautiful work !!!ReplyDelete
hugz, w.
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Last year I spent some time in the Vegas forum taking good advice from Stannard and Midnight on the salient features of the software. I created something like 16minutes of video from our mountain biking holiday in the Alps and the consensus was that it was great for the people that went, but too long for everyone else. I've finally gotten around to reducing it to a sub 4 minute film. It's better in some ways - more concentrated - but has lost some of the narrative and it feels like it hasn't gone anywhere relevant.
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On Saturday morning I am working in the InBetweeners Teen Area, giving a workshop for Culture Works, to nine delightful young women. They want to know about music journalism and how a prize idiothole like me gets to write about BANDS for almost no pence. We compose divvy questions with which to pester civilians, vox pop the unwashed with a cameraman, and then four of us troop off to see wor homeboy Ed Sheeran. I have a mega-brolly because it is now wazzing it down, they have clipboards and are brilliant; noticing everything. Then we all trudge back in the endless rain to write Ed up, good and proper. A lot of young girls (and it should be said, what seems like half the festival) appreciate Sheeran's incredibly earnest, loop-pedalled, musical scaffolding - and the arena is filled entirely, despite the emptying skies. So although I am neither young nor in agreement, and although I have to miss Adam Ant, I survive, and go away feeling one-part Mum, to one part Yoda.
Photo by Marc Sethi.
A short tour of the Modern Toss Activity Centre results in my putting their living cartoon into my facehole (as posed by Laura Snapes, above), and their periodic table of swearing into my ears. They have an old fashioned photo booth where it is possible to get a portrait done by a Real Modern Tosser - a swindle on waitress paper I feel sure they find funnier than those who pay £5 for one. They have marvellous posters, and I am glad This Sort of Thing is here, incongruously transgressive and corruptive as it is.
Then, I see The Walkmen. Already a convert, I feel a Ready Brek glow around the whole of my person immediately upon entering the Word tent. I also get an urge to shut my eyes (EMBARRASSING) but do it anyway [WHO CARES]. There are few bands capable of capturing a crowd like this, I think. And you can see it in the way people look at each other, the unconverted raising their eyebrows as if to say 'Good, eh?' while we sly faithful are too busy blissing to return; 'OF COURSE THEY ARE'. At one point the pale-grey-suited fox that is Hamilton Leithauser is bent back SO far, and singing SO hard, I worry he will burst a vein and cover the front rows in red. And then they do The Rat, they do The Rat, they do The Rat. And In The New Year. And I sigh - hard - because it is resplendent - and because they always play as if the songs had just occurred to them; always furious and rich as Christmas.
We will gloss past Cerebral Ballzy - because though admirably perky, their idea of rebellion seems to be something to do with skateboarding where THE MAN tells them NOT TO (which is not exactly chartering-a-ferry-to-play-snot-addled-chords-on-the-Thames-during-the-Silver-Jubilee levels of naughty). Granted, the young men of Latitude are loving them - but I find more to favour in Y Niwl, who manage to whisk us far, far away from Suffolk; to somewhere beachier, where all chords are legally required to do some sort of waltzy, staccato jangle. And where all the men have neatly-pressed shorts and sports jackets and side partings, and everyone looks like Mike Love circa 1957. Admirable, admirable band.
Before Seasick Steve comes on, he is, of course, backstage. I know this because a man who works backstage tells me a story all about it on Sunday. He also tells me about some sheets of ply ('Not cheap. Eighty quid a sheet, right') which his fellow stage-maker stacked up against a shed for safekeeping. But with the dirt tracks reduced to sludge, everyone starts snaffling this ply, and it makes the man ANGRY. Finally snapping, he confronts the driver of a van who has just put a sheet of his eighty quid ply in front of his vehicle, for to drive on it. He asks 'What do you think you're doing?' (though I suspect he uses a bit more Anglo Saxon) - whereupon he is told the wood is free, you can can help yourself. Our stage-making man protests, points out that it belongs to him, and then he discovers he is hactually arguing with Seasick Steve's driver. Shortly after which, Seasick Steve himself appears. There is more arge and more barge, the whole sorry episode being called to a halt when the septuagenarian blues mentalist rips off his t-shirt and chases Our Man out of the backstage area, brandishing his fists. It was eight quid a sheet, right, and it's all true, a man tole me. Which may explain why, when Seasick Steve comes on, he is racing his way through a bottle of well bad booze. I mean, just look at the mad old dog:
I want to be that captivating (but less aggy) when I am seventy.
Meanwhile, my own top still firmly on, I go off to see DELS. Ah, Dels, pride of Suffolk, man after my own heart and master of hip-hop that is at once amiably straight-forward and glitchily strange. He has Elan Tamara on keyboards, and two megadudes whose names I miss on propulsive, Spartan drums and an extra set of keys. He is a calm and stately sort of rapper. I go to see him with someone who is not yet familiar and they are at once won over. There are supporters here from Ipswich, it is heartening.
We stick around for a bit of Cocknbullkid, who has half a bag of multi-coloured pom-poms on her head and person, as well as a bushel of neatly effective pop songs in her heart. Then I go to the woods to see Steve Mason, who does exactly what I want him to do, positing vaguely paranoid theorem about NOTW between songs, looking like the everybloke in a gold chain you forget he is. This is when it finally dawns on me and - drunk enough to bore for Britayne - I bang on and on and ruddy on about how the Beta Band were a scally band, a baggy band, I don't know how I missed this before, you know, they're a SCALLY BAND, YEAH? Essentially everything starts to make sense (at least to me), and so, quite dreadful on rum, we go out in search of things to dance to. And although there is a certain dreadness when sound bleed means you can still hear Paolo Nutini despite being on the other side of the festival, doing your darnedest not make a tit of yourself while Tinie Tempah's 'Pass Out' is on, it is o-kay. After that there will be a disco shed, where you forget how you now have not one but two rudimentary socks made out of M&S plastic bags on your feet. It is hardly worth mentioning; we are dancing, iss sblurry brills, and I have already forgotten I have a house.
All photos (except where noted) by DiS' Jamie Boynton.
Read Friday's Latitude review here.
Read Sunday's Latitude review here, here.
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When it comes to love, is Hollywood faking it?
One of my favorite conspiracy theories has nothing to do with President John F. Kennedy's assassination, 9-11 or the moon landing. It deals with a far more consequential matter -- the love lives of certain Hollywood celebrities.
It goes something like this: A small, secretive coterie of elite Hollywood flaks exists for the sole purpose of helping certain celebrities maintain fake public love lives for publicity's sake. These workers are young, driven and viciously overcaffeinated as they feverishly dial and text their way through the ranks of Hollywood's PR firms, manufacturing adorable new "it" couples (just in time for their new movies!) or resolving stars' romantic "issues."
What do you mean Joseph Gordon-Levitt's taking his aunt to the Oscars?! That's only cute when Justin Bieber does it. Find Gordon-Levitt a woman, for heaven's sakes. Can't we trot out Zooey Deschanel again? She's free, right?
The notion, of course, seems ludicrous. Why would some of the richest and most beautiful people on Earth need a fake public romantic life? And why should anyone care?
Oh, but we do care. I have been editing and writing celebrity news items for years, and I have come across lots of folks who love to entertain this theory, even if none of us really buys into it. The thing is, Hollywood knows only too well that we pop culture fans, celebrity gossip junkies and entertainment lovers want at least some of Hollywood's beautiful people to have beautiful, titillating love lives.
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Sure, we coo and sigh at the avalanche of photos of Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner playing with their kids in the park. But if every celebrity settled down to such a peaceful domestic existence, believe me, there would be angry mobs in the streets with pitchforks and burning stakes. We want a steady stream of celebrity hookups, breakups and makeups. We want to vicariously absorb all the hedonistic recklessness that would be frowned upon in our own lives. We sleep better knowing that Leonardo DiCaprio is on a yacht somewhere off the coast of Australia accompanied by several models employing an extremely casual dress code.
And when a celebrity's PR flak releases a statement that so and so are "just friends" on the same day that website TMZ gleefully posts photos of one of the so's leaving the other so's pad at 4 a.m. looking like they spent the night in a cement mixer, the game becomes that much sweeter.
That brings me to another reason why the theory of fake Hollywood romances persists: because some celebrities seem to need them.
The poster boy for this would seem to be Tom Cruise. I could write reams about all of the crazy and oft-circulated rumors out there about Cruise and his relationships and Scientology beliefs. I don't believe any of them, any more than I believe that he's just a normal guy with a string of hard-luck love stories in his wake. The thing about Cruise is, nothing you could write or say about him would surprise me anymore. You claim he's secretly married to a 22-century-old Egyptian goddess who's being kept alive in the same cryogenics lab where they're training Hitler's brain to solve Sudoku puzzles? Works for me.
I suppose if I were one of Cruise's PR flaks, I'd look at the pastiche of wackiness that is Cruise's public persona and feel a sense of freedom. You can pretty much put whatever you want out there, and it won't really matter.
Then there's Rob Pattinson and Kristen Stewart. Has there ever been such an agonized public romance, and one so perfectly timed and suited to promote a movie franchise about angst-fueled young love? Yes, the photos of Stewart making out with that other guy definitely looked authentic, and her public mea culpa and apology to Pattinson was actually rather touching (especially if she wrote it herself). But, how could you not roll your eyes when the trajectory of their painstakingly slow reconciliation matched the release of the last "Twilight" film. If all that was indeed fake, all I can say is: well played.
The new champ
But lately, the celebrity that has me more puzzled than any other is Taylor Swift, she of the string of short-lived A-list romances and the resulting impossibly catchy breakup songs.
Yes, I realize I'm casting aspersions on the Sweet Polly Purebred of the entertainment world. She's talented, cute, generous and possesses a seemingly unprecedented connection to her fans (some of them already are tweeting me death threats). But, come on, isn't this whole routine of hers getting a little ridiculous?
Since 2008, she has dated or been linked to at least a dozen men. The most recent was boy bander Harry Styles. He was preceded by Conor Kennedy (2012), Eddie Redmayne (2011), Garrett Hedlund (2011), Zac Efron (2011), Jake Gyllenhaal (2010), Toby Hemingway (2010), Corey Monteith (2010), the dreaded John Mayer (2009), Lucas Till (2009), Taylor Lautner (2009) and Joe Jonas (2008).
Each of these so-called affairs lasted about two to four months, and reportedly, each resulted in a song that explores new ways the heart can be ripped to shreds by the cruelty of fickle love.
I don't know about you, but when I think back on the relationships I had that lasted just a couple of months, I'm lucky if I can rustle up a couple of lines of what it was all about, let alone a tortured expose of romantic cruelty like her latest hit "Trouble" (which is actually a pretty cool song).
Yet Swift keeps at it, at a pace that is uncanny, if not a little suspicious.
Shortly after her breakup with Styles, Swift tweeted, "Back in the studio. Uh oh&". Look out, Harry.
Of course, I'm not seriously suggesting that Swift has been faking a series of two-month romances over the past four years to pad her credentials as the Queen of Heartbreak, any more than I am suggesting that Stewart and Pattinson staged a romantic war and peace to spike interest in their "Twilight" movies or that such A-list stars as Nicole Kidman, Penélope Cruz and Katie Holmes engaged in contractually defined romances with Cruise to support a manufactured image of him as a desirable leading man.
On the other hand, does anyone have a better explanation?


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The Judas Kiss
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Humanity may have flown to the moon and discovered the Higgs boson, but it's possible we'll never really understand how rugged silver screen vengeance-monger Liam Neeson came to be cast as Oscar Wilde in the original 1998 production of David Hare's 'The Judas Kiss'.
Rupert Everett – gay, erudite, and spectacularly outspoken – was clearly born to play Wilde. And whaddya know? He's superb: after the tepid response to the original production, Everett has powered Neil Armfield's revival to rave reviews and great commercial success, scoring Hampstead Theatre a West End transfer.
An intense, witty, and deeply humane play, 'The Judas Kiss' draws pointed parallels between Christ's betrayal in the garden of Gethsemane and Wilde's abandonment by his impulsive lover, Lord Alfred 'Bosie' Douglas (an incandescent Freddie Fox).
Everett's vulnerable, bibulous Wilde isn't exactly Jesus-like. But he is undoubtedly a towering figure: intellectually physically, and even morally. He is motivated only by love, he tells Bosie, and he deploys his great wit not waspishly, but in an effort to lighten the gloom as the hour of his 1895 arrest for indecency draws near.
Wilde's refusal to flee from his fate is a petulant gesture. But Everett invests the Irish writer's willfulness with great dignity: it's also a brave gesture by a tired man who doesn't want to leave his lover or his two young children.
There's a faux-racy undercurrent to the play that doesn't really work: if Wilde's not going to get his cock out and Bosie's going to cover his up, then the constant nudity from minor characters feels rather forced.
But the naked people are peripheral: this is all about Wilde and Fox's quicksilver Bosie, a spoilt brat whose sheer unguarded surrender to his emotions makes him hard to despise.
There is the danger that 'The Judas Kiss' could come across as a whitewash for a luvvie icon who was undoubtedly rather less humble than the man we see on stage. Yet Wilde's not the only historical figure praised here. Allegory cuts both ways, and the intimation that Christ too was a decent, brave man feels like a generous gesture from the atheist Hare.
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Opinion: LA's Tax Fraud
Assistant OpinionJournal.com editor Allysia Finley on Los Angeles's cynical ploy to raise its sales tax. Photos: Associated Press
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Originally published on Care2; Open Salon Editor's Pick
The national tendency to blame the homeless for their plight collided with the war on drugs to kill an innocent woman near St. Louis last September. 29-year-old Anna Brown, a homeless mother of two, went to the hospital seeking treatment for a sprained ankle and leg pain. After doctors dismissed her complaints and she refused to leave without treatment, Richmond Heights, Missouri police arrested and jailed her for trespassing at the hospital. Fifteen minutes later, she was dead of a blood clot that originated in her painful leg and traveled to her lungs.
Assuming that she was trying to scam drugs from the hospital, the police treated Ms. Brown like a criminal. They hoisted her from their car into the police station because the pain in her legs prevented her from walking. When they put her in the jail cell where she would die, they laid her on the concrete floor — right between two empty beds. Her ordeal from the hospital to the police car to the jail cell was captured on surveillance videos.
Ms. Brown was not a drug addict: according to the International Business Times, the autopsy revealed that she had no drugs in her system when she sought medical help.
Ms. Brown was also not lazy or a freeloader. She and her two children lost their home to a tornado, according to The Washington Post. Then Ms. Brown lost her job. Poverty eroded her family's standard of living to the point that the government placed her children with Ms. Brown's mother, and Ms. Brown herself became homeless.
Anna Brown represents a significant portion of our country's homeless population: families that include adults willing to work but unable to find jobs that pay enough to support them and their children. Families with children are 41% of the homeless population. According to the National Coalition for the Homeless, "declining wages have put housing out of reach for many families." Even families with working parents can't always afford housing.
Under fire for Ms. Brown's death, the local police protest that they deferred to medical professionals' determination that Ms. Brown was healthy enough to be arrested and jailed. The medical professionals who made that determination protest that in some cases blood clots cannot be detected and that Ms. Brown did not appear to have any, according to The St. Louis Post-Dispatch. No one seems to have explained why they did not treat the visible swelling in Ms. Brown's ankle, which corroborated her complaints of pain.
But this was not a case of a poor person being denied any medical care. The Washington Post reported that medical professionals examined Ms. Brown and performed ultrasounds on both of her legs.
It is the hospital's refusal to take her complaints of pain seriously and the police officers' willingness to arrest her for trespassing at the hospital, both based on the assumption that she was an addict seeking drugs, that reflect common assumptions about poor people and that led directly to her death. As Ms. Brown's sister Krystle said, "My sister is not here today because people passed judgment."


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Due as much to Dave Grohl's public stance as an HIV-denier as his musical ability, Diamanda Galás prefers Buddy Rich, or as she eloquently put it:
The FOO fighters? He is a drummer without a brain. I was raised on Buddy RIch. Now we have
breeders with chopsticks talking about viral duplication. Oh dear. Oh mommy. Oh SHUT UP, will ya?
And to my suggestion that he's a nice fellow, she replied:
When the water reaches sea level, girl, hit me baby one more time. We are talking about AIDS disinformation. I could give a fellating fuck about nice. Give me an honest homophobe over a dumbass liberal DARTH VADER bearing crystals on the bodies of the soon- to- be- dead. "Bless you my child, while the rich white boys on WALL STREET were taking anti-virals 'just in case' they stayed alive long enough to get the protease cocktails, YOU, sainted brother, die unblemished by the crimes of the marketplace, but annointed by ME." JESUS FUCK ME. What a bloody weekend.
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FILE - In this Dec. 23, 2012, file photo, Green Bay Packers' Donald Driver tries to fire up the crowd before the first half of an NFL football game against the Tennessee Titans in Green Bay, Wis. The Packers all-time leading receiver announced his retirement Thursday morning, Jan. 31, 2013, with a public ceremony planned for Feb. 6 at the Lambeau Field Atrium. (AP Photo/Mike Roemer, File)
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Around Super Bowl XLVII and its host city with journalists from The Associated Press bringing the flavor and details of everything surrounding the game:
Donald Driver didn't waste much time finding a new job.
The Green Bay Packers all-time leading receiver announced his retirement Thursday morning, then helped kids from Junior Achievement sell lemonade at a pop-up stand in the Super Bowl media center.
Not only did Driver help behind the counter, he loaded up four carrying cases and he and his three new friends set out to find customers. Their cases were empty when they returned.
"All the money they've raised will stay here in New Orleans," Driver said. "What they're starting to do is learn how to run their own business, become entrepreneurs by themselves.
"I'm just here to raise as much money so maybe they can open up their own lemonade stand the next couple of years.
— Nancy Armour — http://twitter.com/nrarmour
Wondering about Beyonce and her response inauguration lip syncing flap?
Judge for yourself — here's her full rendition of the national anthem during a press conference Thursday: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8p2MTKCLNsY
Authorities say buying a cheap imitation NFL jersey may be more harmful than you think.
Kevin Abar, assistant special agent in charge of Homeland Security Investigations in New Mexico, said there's evidence that Mexican drug cartels are getting involved in the counterfeit NFL black market trade because they can make quick money.
"A lot of folks may think that there's nothing wrong with buying a knockoff Denver Broncos jersey, but in reality, the money is being used to fund the drug war in Mexico," Abar said.
— Michael Kunzelman — http://twitter.com/Kunzelman75
AP Food Editor J.M. Hirsch has the stat of the day today: Americans are expected to consume 158 million avocados around the Super Bowl.
That's 79 million pounds of green goodness — up from 8 million pounds at the turn of the century.
So has the guacamole improved that much? Not really, it's just outstanding marketing and other factors.
— J.M. Hirsch — http://twitter.com/JM_Hirsch
Beyonce belted out the national anthem — for real — and America clearly heard.
Shortly after the singer's press conference on Thursday where she admitted singing to a backup track during President Barack Obama's inauguration, "National Anthem" became a trending topic in the United States on Twitter.
Millions of fans clearly approved of her impromptu performance, now reassured that her pipes are still fine.
— Oskar Garcia — http://twitter.com/oskargarcia .
Beyonce's version of the national anthem was worth the wait.
The superstar singer, roundly criticized for lip syncing "The Star-Spangled Banner" at the inauguration 10 days ago, walked into Thursday's news conference for the Super Bowl halftime show and asked the ballroom filled with several hundred people to stand. She then belted out a spine-tingling version of the anthem, leaving no doubts about the power of her voice. Many in the room applauded when she finished.
"Thank you guys so much. Any questions?" Beyonce said, drawing laughs.
Beyonce admitted she sang along with a pre-recorded track at the inauguration, saying she hadn't had time to rehearse with the orchestra. This was too big of an occasion to have it be anything less than perfect, she said.
"I did not feel comfortable taking a risk," she said. "This was about the president and the inauguration and I wanted to make my country proud."
She did promise to sing live Sunday, however.
"I am well-rehearsed," she said. "This was what I was born to do."
That was about all Beyonce was willing to spill, though. She wouldn't say what she'll be singing, though she did say it was "not easy" to choose a few songs from her many hits.
"All of my songs are like my children," she said.
As for that rumored Destiny's Child reunion, Beyonce wouldn't confirm it.
She didn't deny it, though, either.
"I can't really give you any details," she said. "I'm sorry."
— Nancy Armour — http://twitter.com/nrarmour
The Baltimore Ravens don't like the artificial turf at Tulane's baseball field.
So they've moved to the Saints' facility instead.
The San Francisco 49ers were already training at the Saints' complex in nearby Metairie.
The AFC champions were forced to practice in the outfield of the baseball facility Wednesday because Tulane has broken ground on a new football stadium. Coach John Harbaugh, star linebacker Ray Lewis and several other players said it was "hard on the legs."
After the Ravens approached the league about practicing on grass, the NFL arranged for them to follow the 49ers at the Saints training fields.
— Barry Wilner
If you're a fan of Super Bowl ads, here are 10 to look out for during Sunday's game. With more than 111 million people expected to tune in, it's advertising's biggest showcase.
1. Samsung Mobile's 2-minute ad with "Knocked Up" actors Paul Rudd and Seth Rogen, directed by Jon Favreau ("Iron Man"). The company has not released details about the ad's plot other than to say that it shows Rogen and Rudd on a "quest to become the next big thing." Teaser here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzfAdmAtYIY
2. Best Buy's 30-second ad in the first quarter stars Amy Poehler, star of NBC's "Parks and Recreation," asking a Best Buy employee "lots of questions." Teaser: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PcmW8HCuLo8
3. Kraft enlists Tracy Morgan from NBC's "30 Rock" to introduce its new Mio Fit water enhancing drops in a 30-second ad during the third quarter. Teaser: http://www.youtube.com/user/makeitmio?feature=watch
4. Hyundai Motor Group's Kia invents a fanciful way that babies are made, blasting in from a baby planet in its "Space babies" ad for the 2014 Sorento crossover. Link: http://www.youtube.com/user/KiaMotorsAmerica?feature=watch
5. First-time advertiser Paramount Farms is touting its Wonderful Pistachios brand of nuts in a 30-second ad with Korean pop sensation Psy. The campaign: http://getcrackin.com/
6. First-time advertiser Axe shows a woman in the ocean getting rescued by a sexy lifeguard, but going for an astronaut instead. It promotes Axe's new cologne "Apollo" and its contest to send someone on the first suborbital space tour in 2014. Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGoU3VH7He4
7. Audi's 60-second ad in the first quarter, with an ending voted on by viewers, shows a boy gaining confidence from driving his father's Audi to the prom, kissing the prom queen and getting decked by the prom king. Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANhmS6QLd5Q
8. PepsiCo's Frito-Lay's Doritos "Crash the Super Bowl" ads are back for the seventh straight year. Two 30-second commercials made by consumers will make it on the air. Fans voted for one winner and Doritos chose the other.
9. Ford Motor Co. enlisted late-night talk show host Jimmy Fallon to choose road trip stories submitted by Twitter with the hashtag (hash)steerthescript to base its Super Bowl commercial for Lincoln. The ad features rapper Joseph "Rev Run" Simmons, Wil Wheaton, who acted in the iconic science-fiction series "Star Trek: The Next Generation."
10. The Milk Processor Education Program, known as MilkPep and popular for its "Got Milk?" print ads, is featuring actor and professional wrestler Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson in a 30-second ad in the second quarter that is directed by Peter Berg ("Friday Night Lights.")
— Mae Anderson
There's lots of hype for Beyonce's halftime performance at the Super Bowl, but she's far from the only A-list act in New Orleans this week.
The NFL has announced Jennifer Hudson is planning to sing "America the Beautiful" before the game with the chorus from Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
Just add her to the already packed list. It also includes:
— Justin Timberlake, in his first major musical performance in four years (hosting Saturday Night Live doesn't count — he hasn't been an official musical guest on the show since 2006).
— Stevie Wonder
— CeeLo Green with his old hip-hop clique, Goodie Mob.
—Rascal Flatts with Journey.
And then there's the parties. Lil Wayne is throwing a bash. Jay-Z will host another event the night before his wife, Beyonce, takes stage. Jamie Foxx and Santigold are also performing, while DJs including Diplo and Questlove from The Roots are spinning.
Not that it's ever difficult, but it's extra easy to find a party in New Orleans the next few days.
— Stacey Plaisance
Long working on opposite sides of the American political spectrum, James Carville and Mary Matalin are pulling in the same direction when it comes to promoting their adopted home of New Orleans as a Super Bowl host.
Carville, a longtime Democratic strategist, and Matalin, a Republican pundit, are the co-chairs of the Super Bowl host committee. They're also married.
They've been making the rounds together from one event to the next in the convention center, which houses both the NFL Experience theme park and work stations for several thousand international media.
Carville is from Louisiana and the couple married in New Orleans. Then in 2008, they decided to move here from Washington, D.C. Now living in a stately home just two blocks off of historic St. Charles Avenue, they've been among the biggest boosters of the Big Easy's recovery from Hurricane Katrina, lending their support to a variety of community projects with goals ranging from restoration of fragile coastal wetlands to education and economic development.
The pair agree that while organizing a Super Bowl doesn't cost as much as a presidential campaign, it's just as hard because it's a multiyear project with a lot of moving parts.
Carville says he's always been a sports fan so the transition was natural for him. Matalin says one obvious goal is to get New Orleans back in the regular rotation as a Super Bowl host, but the larger goal is to help the city's future by demonstrating how successfully it can host one of the biggest single events in the sports world. While New Orleans is hosting its 10th Super Bowl, the NFL championship has not been played there since 2002.
Says Carville: "If it goes the way we hope it does, it'll go beyond economic impact. It'll go beyond who won the game. It think there's something significant that's coming to a point here in the city."
— Brett Martel — http://twitter.com/brettmartel
File this in the quirky Super Bowl wager department: Zoos in Baltimore and San Francisco are gambling with the homes of two ravens and a rhino.
Leaders of The Maryland Zoo and The San Francisco Zoological Gardens have wagered naming rights to their respective exhibits with ties to their hometown football teams.
The zoo in Baltimore is home to official Ravens mascots, Rise and Conquer. If 49ers win, it will rename the ravens' enclosure the "San Francisco 49ers exhibit."
If the Ravens win, the San Francisco zoo has agreed to re-name the enclosure of its black rhino "Boone," who is named after the 49ers offensive tackle Alex Boone, in honor of the Ravens.
The new name would last one month, starting Feb. 11.
Shop wisely when looking for those Super Bowl souvenirs.
Federal officials have seized more than 163,000 counterfeit items worth more than $13.6 million over the last five months as part of Operation Red Zone, John Morton, director of U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement, said. That's a "significant" increase from last year, when about $5 million worth of merchandise was seized.
"Everything from hats to jerseys to Nike shoes. My personal favorite is this counterfeit Super Bowl ring from Super Bowl XLIV," Morton said, holding up a massive gold ring. "It's actually quite heavy and a better counterfeit than most. Just goes to show you the lengths people will go in this business."
Equally troubling are websites selling counterfeit merchandise, some so sophisticated they include anti-virus logos and the seal of the Better Business Bureau — making them almost impossible to tell them apart from legitimate vendors.
Morton said federal officials have already seized domain names of 313 web sites, almost all of which originated overseas.
"Imagine what's going on when you're putting your credit card through this site. Really think about that," Morton said. "The site is being run by overseas criminals in Asia.... You can imagine what the result is, and sadly many, many of these sites come with malware and other unfortunate ornaments on the Christmas tree."
The easiest way to make sure fans are buying legitimate merchandise is to buy from an official vendor, Morton said. Each team has one, as does the NFL.
But the best way fans can prevent being scammed is to use common sense, Morton said. Look closely at items, and there will be signs they're fakes. If there are extra words in a website address — com.us — or misspellings, that's almost always a dead giveaway.
"We're not letting up," Morton said. "We'll have teams out the next couple of days looking for counterfeit and scam artists."
— Nancy Armour — http://twitter.com/nrarmour
Casinos in the Biggest Little City in the World are expecting a bump in Super Bowl betting this year thanks to 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, maybe enough to help Nevada set a record in wagering on the game.
Kaepernick played college football at Nevada, just down the street from casinos in Reno.
Now, most of those casinos are offering an especially large number of proposition bets on the quarterback.
Kaep-mania has run so rampant in Reno that sporting goods stores can't keep stocked in jerseys. More than 7,000 fans set what Nevada officials said was a world record when they all simultaneously kissed their arms "Kaepernicking style" during a break in last week's basketball game against San Diego State.
A Kaepernick viewing party is planned during Sunday's game at the student union.
— Scott Sonner
The players can focus on football now — they're officially done talking to the media.
Ravens safety Ed Reed was the last guy at the podium on Thursday. After he finished talking with reporters, he scooped up a blue placard with his name on it.
"I'm going to give it to my mother," he said.
He said he's very glad that his interviews are done for the week.
Players had three hourlong sessions during the week, and Reed had another press availability on Monday.
The coaches for the 49ers and Ravens will speak with reporters again on Friday morning.
— Paul Newberry — http://twitter.com/pnewberry1963
Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh and San Francisco 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh are hardly the only high-profile siblings who've squared off in their arena of expertise. The AP is asking some others who can relate how they'd handle going against a family member in the Super Bowl.
Brooklyn Nets center Brook Lopez said after scoring 21 points in a loss to the Miami Heat on Wednesday night that it's a combination of joy and competitiveness.
"I know they're just going to treat it as a game. That's how I treat it whenever I play Robin," Brook Lopez said. "I know they will enjoy it as well. But if I have any experience playing against Robin growing up, I know it's going to be competitive. I know they're going to want to beat each other."
Brook's brother, Robin, plays for the New Orleans Hornets.
— Brian Mahoney — http://twitter.com/briancmahoney
The way Jack Harbaugh tells the story, Jackie Harbaugh was so shocked by her eldest son's decision to choose coaching over a career in law or politics, she fell face-first into a dish of mashed potatoes.
See, Jackie Harbaugh loves political science and politics. And as a political science major at Bowling Green with a high grade-point, John Harbaugh seemed headed for law school.
"Jackie was so excited about it," Jack Harbaugh said.
But both of the Harbaugh boys had been bitten by the coaching bug early. The practice fields at Iowa and Michigan were their playground, and they knew more about coaching before they got out of grade school than some veteran assistants.
"He came home one day and we're sitting around the table and we're having dinner. Jackie says, 'John, what law school will it be?' John said, 'Mom, I think I want to try coaching,' Jack Harbaugh said. "To which Jackie went facedown into the mashed potatoes. She said, 'What? Coaching? You've got to reconsider!'"
That's not exactly what happened, Jackie Harbaugh said.
"May I tell the truth? There were no mashed potatoes," she said. "When he came home and talked about (coaching) and I saw that look in his eyes, my feeling was, you have to do what you want to do. If you want to try this and see where it takes you, that would be great."
Seems like he made the right choice. After making the playoffs in each of his first four seasons, John Harbaugh has the Baltimore Ravens in the Super Bowl on Sunday, where they'll face his brother Jim's San Francisco 49ers.
— Nancy Armour — http://twitter.com/nrarmour
How about some home cookin' in the Big Easy — as in 150 plates of it to feed a football team? That's what Ravens wide receiver Jacoby Jones' mother, Emily, presented the Baltimore players for dinner this week at the team hotel to kick off Super Bowl prep New Orleans-style.
"Gumbo, jambalaya, potato salad, bread pudding, macaroni, the whole nine yards. She made 150 plates," Jones said. "All they kept saying is she put her foot in it. I love it."
That's a real compliment around here.
Now, Jones might give his mother a break.
"I'm going to let her be. I might buy me some crawfish or something."
And he knows all the best spots in New Orleans to get it.
— Janie McCauley — http://twitter.com/janieMcCAP
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Kris Allen is the new American Idol, though he seemed shocked at the annoucement of his name. Every poll that I viewed indicated that Adam Lambert would be crowned the newest American Idol. Interestingly, they were wrong. Over 100 million people voted last night.
The night was full of entertainment and wonderful performances ranging from the "Black Eyed Peas", Fergie, Queen Latifah, Lionel Richie, previous AI contestants and so on. I really loved Lil Rounds' and Queen Latifah's performance together. The Queen looked great with her new hair do. The Black Eyed Peas with Zebra Man Group also performed "Boom Boom Pow." Kris Allen and Keith Urban performed "Kiss A Girl." Allison Iraheta and Cyndi Lauper gave a brilliant performance. AI Judge, Kara DioGuardi also performed with "Bikini girl"
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Still Here CDs now in stock!
by Doctor K on Sep.02, 2015, under News, Shop
True collectors, your day has come! For the first time ever, the original Still Here CD is available world wide! This limited edition CD features full colour cover artwork, a four-page booklet including song lyrics and liner notes and all packaged in a jewel case for easy display and storage.
Stocks are limited, so get in quick to pick up your genuine first-run copy. Available now through CD Baby and all good music stores.
Still Here on JB Hi-Fi Now
by Doctor K on Aug.21, 2015, under News, Shop
JB Hi-Fi are smashing prices on Nitidus' recently re-released EP Still Here! Australia's biggest music and electronics retailer have added Still Here to their JB Hi-Fi Now streaming service. Log in and start streaming Nitidus today!
JB… you've done it again.
Still Here hits iTunes
by Doctor K on Aug.20, 2015, under News, Shop
Bust out your iPhones, iPads and iPods, because Still Here has officially landed on iTunes! All tracks are available for the standard $1.69 per track (or 99c in the US) or stream them on the new Apple Music service. Plus you can also find 2007's The Taste there too for some extra Nitidus lovin'.  Get it all on your favourite Apple device today!
Still Here comes to Spotify!
by Doctor K on Aug.19, 2015, under News, Radio
Spotify just got a cool shot of hard rock! The recently re-released Nitidus EP Still Here is now available on the popular on-demand music platform, ready to be added to your rock playlist.  You can listen to it right now, along with follow up EP The Taste, both available for your streaming pleasure!  Go hit that play button and get ready to rock!
Still Here gets a global re-release!
by Doctor K on Aug.18, 2015, under News, Shop
Last Thursday we celebrated the tenth anniversary of Still Here, which was originally launched in 2005 with a limited Australian release. Back then, it wasn't so easy to distribute music as it is today and eventually this classic CD went out of print.
That all changes today!
Marki, Ash, PC and myself (Doc) have collaborated for the first time in years to give Still Here the global release we had always intended. Starting this week, Still Here is coming to 95+ digital stores and 15,000+ brick-and-mortar locations around the world!
You can already find Still Here on the following services:
Others will have the EP in the coming days and weeks, including:
We will keep you posted as we add new participating stores.
Plus for the true collector, you can pick up a copy of the actual CD (complete with original four page booklet and full cover artwork) available through CD Baby and all good music stores… as soon as stock arrives.
If you're after some quality melodic hard rock, then you can't go past Still Here, available now!
Still Here: 10 Year Anniversary!
by Doctor K on Aug.13, 2015, under News
Hello, we're back! Did you miss us?
It's been a while between drinks, but we're back today because it is a very special occasion. Not only is it International Lefthanders Day and Fidel Castro's birthday, but today also marks the tenth anniversary of Still Here, the landmark EP that brought the LA Music Award winning song Red Morning to the world!
Nitidus launched the highly anticipated follow up to A.S. It Is in front of a sell-out crowd at Melbourne's famous Esplanade Hotel. Still Here features the first four-piece Nitidus line up, consisting of vocalist Patrick Clemenger, guitarist Ash Fyfe, bassist Marki Miklic and myself, drummer Kristian "Doctor K" Grondman.
To celebrate this auspicious occasion, we have a special surprise for you.
For a limited time only, you can now stream the whole thing.
In its entirety.
Full length tracks.
Start to finish.
Right here.
Update: now available to stream from Spotify!
Go ahead, hit that play button and let's journey back to 2005, a year when the Autobots prepared to launch an assault to retake their home planet Cybertron from the Decepticons.
We hope you enjoy rediscovering these songs with us… and maybe wish Castro a happy birthday too, 88 years old and still here.
Days in The Jamming Rooms
by Doctor K on Jun.07, 2012, under Radio
Here's one from the archives: can you believe they actually gave us our own radio show back in 2005? Neither could we, but it happened. The boys from Nitidus were talkin' trash and playin' music from 7pm til 8:30pm every Thursday night on Syn 907 (90.7fm) with a show about Melbourne rock music for Melbourne rock music lovers. Sadly, it's all over now, but here's a few happy snaps from The Jamming Rooms.
by Doctor K on Oct.24, 2011, under Side Projects
When three members of Nitidus get together to form a new project, you know it has to be something special. Â The original Australian line-up of Ash Fyfe, Kristian "Doc" Grondman and Marki Miklic have teamed up with our good friend Suzy Ferguson (Exile, Lustre) to create Arabela, a new venture into rock, metal and prog.
The band has bunkered themselves into Ash's studio creating the foundations of their debut album, but they have released some demos of the work completed so far. Â Check 'em out, and look for Arabela on a stage near you!
Shadow Puppet
by Doctor K on Oct.19, 2011, under Side Projects
Calling all New Zealanders, if you haven't seen Shadow Puppet in action, you're missing the best cover band to come out of Christchurch. Â The band features Nitidus' very own Patrick Clemenger on vocals, plus his brother Luke Clemenger from Powershred on bass and ex-Nitidus drummer Tom Brownlee.
Get connected with this power trio on Facebook or Myspace to find out where they will be performing next!
The Romeo Knights
by Doctor K on Jul.01, 2011, under Shop, Side Projects
Adam and Doc would like to introduce you to The Romeo Knights, their new alternative rock trio with former Immersion bass player Ben Howland.  Building on the Nitidus heritage, the group have been busily performing at nearly every venue in Melbourne.
The Knights have just released their debut self titled EP, available now on iTunes.  Download yourself a copy today!


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Just how many blondes are there on the show Heroes? And how many of them have been on the cover of Cosmopolitan over the past year? I don't know the answer to that first question — I've never watched the show — but as to the second, the answer is, three. (Someone at NBC primetime publicity is giving his/her bosses their money's worth.) In October, we saw Ali Larter; in April there was Hayden Panettiere; and now, come May, we've got Kristen Bell. The 28-year-old actress, like her predecessors, is not only subject to a short cover profile but the magazine's 'Cosmo Quiz', in which she fills out a questionnaire about her likes and dislikes... and gives us a reason have her handwriting analyzed by graphologist Sheila Kurtz. So how does Kristen come off? The short answer: she's extremely protective, ambitious, intuitive and decent. As for the long answer, well, all that's after the jump.
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The tops of the "m" forms come very close to needle-points, the sign of a very speedy thinker. Add to this a well developed "gut" intuition that skips over the usual steps of logic to get to trusted conclusions. Intuition accelerates the thinking process and allows the writer to get a handle on other people without much delay. Although some of the answers in this sample may seem dumb, the writer isn't. Some rounded "m" tops indicate that the writer can also be methodical (when absolutely necessary) and there are "V" formation in the m's and n's that signal an analytical mind that will take the time to figure out what's actually what.
Fairly strong final endings to words indicate an ability to make decisions and short t stems signal an independent thinker who makes up her own mind from information she selects.
Clean o's (the middles are without marks or blotches) are a sign of good integrity. The writer lives in the "real" world and abides by most of its rules in a way that is not secretive or devious.
There is what graphologists call a "conscious gesture" —- in this case the z's in "quizzed" are crossed. The writer has either grown up in a European-based country or has adopted the crossed-z as a kind of educated stylistic embellishment.
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Bell Of The Ball [Cosmopolitan]
Earlier: Dea Cosmo Girl Hayden "Heroes" Panettiere: "Better To Be The Turtle Than The Hare"
•Cosmo Girl Rihanna: "Solitary & Self-Involved"
•Decoding Cosmo Cover Girl Katie Heigl: "She Refuses To Waste Time With Convoluted Crap"
•Cosmo Girl Hilary Duff: Intuitive, Practical And Younger Than She Looks
•Cosmo Girl Beyonce Knowles: Detail-Oriented, Thoughtful, Possibly Power-Hungry
•'Cosmo' Cover Girl Ali Larter: Self-Involved, Stubborn, Easily Distracted


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Recall that the cyclotomic polynomial of order $n$ is $$\Phi_n(X)=\prod_{gcd(k,n)=1}(X-e^{2ik\pi/n}).$$ Its degree is $\phi(n)$ (Euler's indicator). Inversion of $$X^n-1=\prod_{d|n}\Phi_d(X)$$ by the Moebius formula implies that $\Phi_n\in{\mathbb Z}[X]$. The height of $\Phi_N$ is the maximal modulus of its coefficients. Thus the height of $$\Phi_p(X)=X^{p-1}+\cdots+X+1$$ ($p$ odd prime) is $1$. A cyclotomic polynomial is flat if its height is $1$. We know that the height of $\Phi_{2n}$ equals that of of $\Phi_n$, and also that if a prime $p$ divides $n$, then the height of $\Phi_{pn}$ equals that of $\Phi_n$. Therefore it is enough to analyse the case where $n=p_1\cdots p_\ell$ is the product of distinct odd primes. When $\ell=2$ it is known that $\Phi_{p_1p_2}$ is flat. It is known that there are infinitely many flat $\Phi_{p_1p_2p_3}$, but $\Phi_{105}$ ($105=3\cdot 5\cdot 7$) is not flat (its height equals $2$).
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Prince Edward Island Land and Property
|Prince Edward Island Wiki Topics
|Beginning Research
|Record Types
|Prince Edward Island Background
|Local Research Resources
- 1 Introduction
- 2 What's Available on the Internet
- 3 Map
- 4 History
- 5 Prince Edward Island Public Archives and Records Office
- 6 Conveyances
- 7 Leases
- 8 Crown Deeds and Township Ledgers
- 9 Maps and Plans
- 10 Rent Books
- 11 Petitions
- 12 Warrants of Survey
- 13 Court Records-Probate
- 14 FamilySearch
- 15 Prince Edward Island Genealogical Society
- 16 Additional Information
- 17 References
Introduction[edit | edit source]
All land registry records from 1900 to the present are located in the
- Registry Office
Jones Building, 11 Kent Street
P.O. Box 2000
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island C1A 7N8
Records from 1769 to 1900, such as land registries, books, rent books, and leases, are located in the Public Archives and Records Office (see Prince Edward Island Archives and Libraries for the address.) The archives also houses a number of atlases and maps which show property owners and the location of their property.
What's Available on the Internet[edit | edit source]
This site, searchable by name, is composed of early land records such as deeds, land grants, early land leases, and other similar documents submitted by individuals. The site, maintained by Dave Hunter, is still in its infancy so check back regularly if you have ancestors from Prince Edward Island.
- Prince Edward Island Public Archives and Records Office - Land Records and Maps Prior to 1900
This site contains descriptions of what is held at the archives concerning land records and maps prior to 1900.
- Prince Edward Island Public Archives and Records Office - Prince Edward Island Petition Index
This is a searchable database of petitions or "memorials" made to the Governor and Executive Council of Prince Edward Island by individuals or groups from 1785 to 1915. Most of these deal with requests for land although other requests are also included. This website states it "is searchable by name, year, keyword, or topic. The results returned from each search will include the name of the petitioner(s), the date of the petition, a description of the petitioner's request, and links to digitized images of the petition. Personal and family background, immigration history, and the Council's decision, if mentioned, are also included in the database."
- Archives Council of Prince Edward Island - Archives PEI
This database contains descriptions of archival holdings held in repositories across Prince Edward Island. It is searchable by keyword and the search may be all inclusive or restrained to a particular repository.
The Prince Edward Island Genealogical Society has the Computerized Master Name Index online in a searchable database. Although this is a finding aid only, it will direct a researcher to a document with more information about the person.
The archives website lists many important websites and has the following online databases:
- Prince Edward Island Petition Index
- Prince Edward Island Baptismal Index
- P.E.I. Census Documents Data Search
Map[edit | edit source]
Map of Prince Edward Island
History[edit | edit source]
Within the Atlantic region, Prince Edward Island comprised the largest area of agricultural land available. The island was discovered by Jacques Cartier in 1534, claimed by Samuel de Champlain for France in 1603, and called Île Saint-Jean. In 1719 three hundred settlers from France established the first actual colony on the island, Port la Joie, at the entrance to Charlottetown. The British captured this colony in 1745 but it was regained in 1748.
In 1763 France ceded the area to Great Britain, under the jurisdiction of Nova Scotia. Later, the Island (known as the Island of St. John) was divided into three counties, each with a townsite and 67 lots (townships).
In 1767 various political friends of the British government and naval and military officers, active and retired, were selected to participate in a lottery that disposed of the entire island in lots of roughly 20,000 acres. The new proprietors only wanted the land for speculation and had not intended to ever live there themselves. The demands for rents and lack of freehold tenure existed as late as Confederation, affecting the land records produced.[1]
The Island separated from Nova Scotia in 1769 and the name changed to Prince Edward Island in 1799. This is important to remember when trying to locate the records created prior to this date. You may need to access records created earlier under the Nova Scotia jurisdiction.
In 1803 the largest single colonization in Island history occurred when 800 settlers from the Scottish highlands arrived. They were sponsored by Thomas Douglas, Lord Selkirk, who later founded the Red River Settlement in Manitoba.
The Land Purchase Act dated 1867 ended the tenure system of 1767 and in 1873 the Province of Prince Edward Island was formed and became part of the Dominion of Canada.
This preamble is to give you a sketch of the development of Prince Edward Island and the creation of land records as time progressed. It is necessary to understand what took place in order for you to be able to determine what records may have been created.
Prince Edward Island Public Archives and Records Office[edit | edit source]
The Prince Edward Island Public Archives and Records Office (PARO) has the largest collection of genealogical material pertaining to Prince Edward Island in the province. As the depository for public records, PARO contains several government series such as probate, chancery and Supreme Court records, land transactions (pre-1900), early maps and vital statistic records.
- There is another resource available known as The Master Name Index, an alphabetical index compiled from newspapers, census and cemetery transcripts, marriage registers,petitions and other sources. See the What's Available on the Internet section, above, for further access information.
- When sending an inquiry to the Public Archives and Records Office it is not necessary to submit any payment, or return envelope. If you require copies of documents you will be invoiced for the charges.
It is necessary to follow these guidelines:
- Write a clear and concise letter.
- Identify the individual you are attempting to trace: full name, approximate birth and death dates, place of residence, religion, names of parents, siblings, spouse's children and any other info that may help in identifying your particular ancestor.
- Ask exactly what you want to know. Be specific.
- Mention sources already consulted.
- Mention any previous correspondence you have had with PARO.
- Remember, research inquiries are handled in the order received. No priority is given to fax or email inquiries.
- Prince Edward Island Public Archives and Records
Hon. George Coles Building, 4th Floor
175 Richmond Street
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
Telephone: 902-368-4290
Email: email@example.com
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 1000
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island C1A 7M4
Land records and maps prior to 1900 can be found at the Public Archives and Records Office. These maps will be useful in tracing who was on a specific piece of property at a given time. You will find this very helpful because until October 1939, land could be transferred by an individual's will alone, without registration of the transaction. The following describes the types of documents and records created with a brief description of each. These are housed at the Public Archives and Records Office, in Charlottetown:
Conveyances[edit | edit source]
The first series of land conveyances covers all of Prince Edward Island from 1769 to 1873. It is alphabetically indexed and also contains leases, court judgments and powers of attorney. After 1873, the records are arranged by county.
Leases[edit | edit source]
Leases were not recorded in registry books. Therefore, the only record of the transaction is the lease itself. The transfers of legal ownership to a lease were often recorded on the actual lease document. This provides a valuable source of genealogical information. There are gaps in the records within the collection of leases which survived to be exchanged for deeds after the Land Purchase Act.
Crown Deeds and Township Ledgers[edit | edit source]
After the first Land Purchase Act in 1853, tenants were allowed to purchase their land from the government which had purchased it from the first proprietors. After a series of payments recorded in township Ledgers set up for this purpose, a deed was issued. These deeds may contain information about previous transactions and may record the number of the original lease.
Maps and Plans[edit | edit source]
In addition to the 1863 Lake Map, the 1880 Meacham's Atlas, and the 1927 Cummins Atlas which contain maps bearing residents' names for all lots, there is also a large collection of manuscript maps for the Island as a whole and for individual lots. Many are cadastral, and though the quantity and quality of maps existing for the various lots is quite uneven, they may be very useful in establishing a family's location at a particular time. Maps may also record the liber (page) and folio (volume) reference for specific properties enabling you to refer to the documents of transfer.
Rent Books[edit | edit source]
These books recorded the payment of rents by tenants. They were kept by the proprietors or their agents and may be the only source you find to establish your ancestor's place of residence. These records vary in quantity and quality.
Petitions[edit | edit source]
These are petitions to Executive Council, from 1780 to 1837 and contain some land petitions. These have been indexed in the Master Name Index.
Warrants of Survey[edit | edit source]
These exist for some Loyalist allotments in about 20 Lots from 1784 to 1803.
Court Records-Probate[edit | edit source]
Wills and administrations from 1807 to 1920 are useful for documenting land transfers as these transactions were not entered into the registry books. The only record of a transfer of ownership would be the will itself. Records later than 1920 are held at:
- Supreme Court Registries - Estates Division
Sir Louis Henry Davies Law Courts
42 Water Street
P.O. Box 2000
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island C1A 7N8
Telephone: 902-368-6000
Land Registry Office[edit | edit source]
For post-1900 land records for Kings and Queens Counties contact:
- Registry Office
Jones Building, 11 Kent Street
P.O. Box 2000
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island C1A 7N8
For Post-1899 land records of Prince County contact:
- Prince County Registry of Deeds
Summerside Waterfront Office Building and
120 Harbour Drive
Summerside, Prince Edward Island C1N 5L2
Telephone: 902-888-8080
Pre-1900 land records for all of Prince Edward Island are available at the Public Archives and Records Office.
FamilySearch[edit | edit source]
FamilySearch has several microfilmed collections of Prince Edward Island records including the Master Name Index (which has had petitions included), as well as some land and probate records. The series of land conveyances can be viewed through the FamilySearch Center. The Family History Library has two good sources for land and property research:
- Nova Scotia, Department of Crown Lands. Land Records, 1763-1914. Salt Lake City: Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1983-1984. (On 95 FHL films beginning with 1378554.) Prince Edward Island was part of Nova Scotia until 1769.
- Prince Edward Island. Registrar of Deeds. Land Registry Records, 1769-1872. Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island: Microfilmed by the Public Archives of Prince Edward Island 1979-1981. (On 55 FHL films beginning with 1630087.) These contain films of indexes and of records.
Prince Edward Island Genealogical Society[edit | edit source]
The Prince Edward Island Genealogical Society printed a listing of the records in the Public Archives and Records Office Record Group 15 (Prince Edward Island Land Commissioner fonds) over a number of their issues. This record group includes a vast amount of material pertaining to Prince Edward Island land holdings. Some of this material has been microfilmed, however, the PARO does not participate in inter-library loans. Therefore researchers must visit the PARO to conduct their own search of the records or hire the services of a private researcher to work on their behalf. The Prince Edward Island Genealogical Society provides a forum for exchanging information through its quarterly newsletter, meetings, workshops and indexing projects. The Society is administered by a volunteer executive and has no staff or office. Membership in the society is currently $20 in Canada, $20 in the USA and $20 overseas. (USA and overseas in U.S. Funds)
- The Prince Edward Island Genealogical Society
The Island Register
P.O. Box 2744
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island C1A 8C4
Email: email@example.com[2]
Additional Information[edit | edit source]
For additional information see:
- Information about Prince Edward Island's unique land ownership situation can be found at http://www.peibooks.ca/GenealogyResources/1870CommissionerReport.html
- A very helpful article about the island's land records is "A Beginner's Guide to Island Land Records" by Ann Coles in "The Island Magazine" (Number 25, Spring/Summer 1989). The Family History Library has this publication from Fall/Winter 1976 to Fall/Winter 2009.
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Harris, R. Cole and John Warkentin, Canada Before Confederation: A Study in Historical Geography, (London: Oxford University Press, 1974).
- ↑ Murphy, Sharon L., Brenda Dougall Merriman, and Frances Coe. "Prince Edward Island Land Records (National Institute)," National Institute for Genealogical Studies (2012), https://familysearch.org/wiki/en/Prince_Edward_Island_Land_Records_%28National_Institute%29.