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I have a little confession to make — and I hope you don't think it makes me a bad person.
There are some things I like about the Brutalist J. Edgar Hoover FBI Building on Pennsylvania Avenue NW. I admire how its architecture represents an entire era of style — for better or worse — and adds contrast to the avenue. I like its layers, angles and especially its cantilevered roof. It's a great study in architecture.
But let's be real: There's more wrong than right with it, and its impending removal is one of the most exciting things to happen to downtown D.C. since the opening of Metro or the arrival of the Verizon Center.
And, truth be told, I never thought I'd see it happen, just as I never thought I'd see Congress and city officials agree to create a committee to at least consider whether height limits can be relaxed.
Thankfully, the odds that the nearly 40-year-old FBI building gets relocated and the megablock on Pennsylvania Avenue gets turned over to private developers are actually better than height limits changing. The General Services Administration put out a solicitation Dec. 1 for a new FBI headquarters site, and everyone pretty much realizes the existing FBI building would cost too much to rehab and costs way too much in regular maintenance.
This will be another huge step toward making Pennsylvania Avenue the grand avenue it was meant to be, but has never amounted to in modern times. Progress was made with the Pennsylvania Avenue Development Corp., but too much of the avenue remains chained by federal government and other institutional uses.
Planners missed the mark with the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center, itself an almost impenetrable behemoth with little, if any, sense of place. The Newseum was an improvement, though it also closes at 5 p.m.
But we know knocking down the FBI building will make way for the right kind of development. One needs to look no further than one block east of the FBI, where Market Square sits. Just contrast the two blocks on any given afternoon. The FBI is a boarded-up behemoth with no street life to speak of; Market Square is the ideal mixed-use complex, with office, residential, retail and even tourism uses, given the presence of the U.S. Navy Memorial. Picture a development similar to that where the FBI now stands.
This is the same approach that is occurring in another formerly drab location, the old convention center site. There, Hines is remaking the bland city block with mixed uses, complete with an outdoor market.
Both efforts will go a long way toward achieving the long-desired goal of a living downtown, where residents walk from their condos and apartments to dine, shop and go to plays and sporting events. The redevelopment of the Old Post Office by Trump will help to serve the same purpose.
But the FBI project will perhaps be even more symbolic and significant than any other project downtown, as it returns one of the longest stretches on Pennsylvania Avenue to the people, just another step in creating a 24/7 environment brimming with street life. And it will come with one of the grandest views in Washington — looking east toward the Capitol dome.
So, despite my intrigue with some aspects of the FBI building, I can't wait to see it go. Other generations can read about the architectural pros and cons of the building. Bring on the wrecking balls.
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Brief communication: Puncture and crushing resistance scores of Tana river mangabey (Cercocebus galeritus) diet items
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The theme of the 2015 European Congress of Radiology (ECR) is "Radiology without Borders"; a reference to the reality that while countries have strikingly different healthcare profiles – they share many of the same challenges and opportunities.
From Belfast to Budapest and well beyond, health systems are struggling with high pressure on costs, the demand for more care, and the smart use of data.
Today, radiology is at the forefront of fast-changing technologies that offer a continued stream of major clinical advances, better patient experiences, and improved economic value for institutions that can address these challenges and transform care across the enterprise… and beyond.
Trend #1: We will see more and see it sooner – The introduction of quantitative digital imaging creates intelligence out of the image, making it no longer passive, but active. Spectral resolution delivers anatomical information and the ability to characterize structures. Hybrid Imaging is opening up new metabolic, molecular imaging frontiers so you can see both the cellular function as well as the molecular process underway inside a living patient – enabling assessment of how well a treatment is working so it can be adapted as needed. Add to that, decision support and algorithms that can, for example, track tumors during treatment. The bottom line? An uncertain diagnosis leads to more tests and more costs. The right tests, integrated with relevant information about the patient, will create the shortest path to the best care at the lowest cost.
Trend #2: Radiologists will become "integrators" – It is clear that the confluence of information from multiple sources – whether it's electronic medical records, genomic maps of the patient, family history – increases diagnosis confidence. To use this data effectively for enhancing patient care, I see radiologists becoming "integrators," of data and analytics. Radiologists will play an increasingly important role within an integrated team of professionals – specialists, care team members, and even the patients – to connect the dots through patient data, and develop a complete, holistic view of the patient's care and treatment plan. Advances in radiology in the next five years will rewrite everything we know from the last 40 – we are on the precipice of major clinical breakthroughs and radiology can lead the way.
Trend #3: Innovations will enable high touch patient experiences – New innovations are enabling radiology to add the human element in healthcare. The fact is, a relaxed patient takes a better image and doesn't need to be re-tested. Today's MRI can include a soothing audio and visual accompaniment. Equally, breakthroughs in radiation dose reduction and meaningful design are significantly changing the healthcare experience for the better. From a more comfortable and less stressful mammogram, to tracking the radiation dose of patients over time (and now, clinicians too), radiologists will be playing a key role in moving patients across the health continuum with more precision and efficiency.
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20140722T200000 DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20140722T220000 LOCATION:Orillia Museum of Art and History @ 30 Peter Street South\, Orilli a\, ON L3V 5A9\, Canada SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:The Mysterious Death of Tom Thomson: George A. Walker URL:http://leacockmuseum.com/event/the-mysterious-death-of-tom-thomson-geor ge-a-walker/ X-COST:$14.00 General Admission END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:firstname.lastname@example.com DTSTAMP:20170427T050900Z CATEGORIES: CONTACT:Fred Addis\; 705-329-1908\; email@example.com DESCRIPTION:
Novelist Wayne Johnston is the featured presenter at the Leacock Summer Festival's annual Letters Dinner. Johnston will read f rom his newest novel Son of a Certain Woman. He is the author of Colony of Unrequited Dreams and Navigator of New York. p> DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20140723T173000 DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20140723T193000 LOCATION:Leacock Cafe - Leacock Museum @ 50 Museum Drive\, Orillia\, ON L3V 7T9\, Canada SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:LETTERS DINNER with WAYNE JOHNSTON URL:http://leacockmuseum.com/event/letters-dinner-with-wayne-johnston/ X-COST:$29.95 incl. dinner END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:email@example.com DTSTAMP:20170427T050900Z CATEGORIES: CONTACT:Orillia Opera House Box Office\; 705-326-8011 or 326-8012\; boxoffi firstname.lastname@example.com DESCRIPTION:
Tickets are now on sale at the Orillia Opera House Box Office for the new musical theatre adaptation of Stephen Leacock's classic Sunshine Sket ches of a Little Town: The Musical. Original Score by Craig Cassils and bo ok by Craig Cassils and Robin Richardson.\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20140723T200000 DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20140723T220000 EXDATE;TZID=America/Toronto:20140725T200000 LOCATION:Orillia Opera House RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;UNTIL=20140726T235959Z SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Sunshine Sketches: THE MUSICAL URL:http://leacockmuseum.com/event/sunshine-sketches-the-musical/ X-COST:$18 all in END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:firstname.lastname@example.com DTSTAMP:20170427T050900Z CATEGORIES: CONTACT:Leacock Museum\; 705-329-1908\; email@example.com DESCRIPTION:
Michelle Langille and Michael MacEachern sta r in this Single Thread Theatre Company's production of David French's ren owned Salt Water Moon\, directed by Liam Karry. The Front Porch o f Leacock House will be centre stage for this production. Watch out\, it's an early start time of 6:00pm to mitigate the mosquitos !\n
Phone T icket Sales and Reservations: Leacock Museum 705-329-1908\n
Online T icket Sales: singlethread.caDTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20140724T180000 DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20140724T193000 LOCATION:Leacock Museum @ 50 Museum Drive\, Orillia\, ON L3V 7T9\, Canada RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;UNTIL=20140725T235959Z SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:SALT WATER MOON – Single Thread Theatre Company URL:http://leacockmuseum.com/event/salt-water-moon-single-thread-theatre-co mpany/ X-COST:$20.00 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:email@example.com DTSTAMP:20170427T050900Z CATEGORIES: CONTACT:Fred Addis\; 705-329-1908\; email@example.com DESCRIPTION:
p> DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20140726T140000 DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20140726T160000 LOCATION:Moonlight Bay - Chippewas of Rama First Nation @ 2km N of Casino R ama across from Rama Mocassion & Smoke SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:First Nations Readings: Cherie Dimaline & Lee Maracle URL:http://leacockmuseum.com/event/first-nations-readings-cherie-dimaline-l ee-maracle/ X-COST:Free Admission END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:email@example.com DTSTAMP:20170427T050900Z CATEGORIES;LANGUAGE=en-US:Arts &\; Culture CONTACT:Leacock Museum\; 705-329-1908\; firstname.lastname@example.com DESCRIPTION:
It's been said that the only predictabl e thing about Rodney Frost is his unpredictability. The veteran Orillia ar tist\, musician and arts mentor will present his 6th Annual Ple asant Sunday Afternoon this Sunday at the LeacockMuseum and this year the program takes on a noticeably different bent.\n
Over the winter\, Fr ost became enamoured of the 1948 Leacock Medal-winning book Sarah Binks by Paul Hiebert. Saluting the fictitious Songstress of Saskatchewa n\, Frost has put together a program of music and entertainments with her in mind.\n
The program includes an Entanglement of Strings from the Orillia Youth Symphony under the direction of Mayumi Kumagai.\n
Jeffrey Holec and Sue Dosso will sing a selection of Noel Coward songs and the incomparable Brenda Brett will present some frivolous songs by Robert Service including her celebrated whistling and unique recitation style. p>\n
An annual feature\, since its inception has been the presentation o f the Florence Foster Carter Award. To no one's surprise this year's winne r is again Mr. Peter Carter and His Memorial Cape Smee Players who will pe rform three new fresh and naughty pieces.\n
The trio of Andrew Frost on guitar and vocals\, Jeremy Edwardes on bass clarinet and harmonica and Victoria Dobbs on ukulele and vocals will present a broad selection of mu sic uniquely arranged for their trio. They will also accompany recitations from the works of Sarah Binks as presented by Rodney Frost.\n< p>Autumn Debassige will present a program of piano and vocal selections an d will accompany and perform "The Blind Factory Girl" with Mr. Frost. \n
Frost appears throughout the program in various roles including his r ecitation of The Owl and the Pussycat by Ed Lear and his appearance on baritone horn with his Palm Courtesans which also features Lorna Bolde n on violin\, Leanne Roth on euphonium\, Sjaak Breg on vocals and bass dru m and Arthur Cheeseman on baritone ukulele.\n
Master Jeffrey Olimer serves as Master of Ceremonies for the event.\n
Admission is by dona tion. Tea\, lemonade\, sandwiches and cake will be served. For further inf ormation contact the LeacockMuseum at 705-329-1908.DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20140824T130000 DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20140824T170000 LOCATION:Leacock Museum @ 50 Museum Drive\, Orillia\, ON L3V 7T9\, Canada SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:PLEASANT SUNDAY AFTERNOON: Sarah Binks URL:http://leacockmuseum.com/event/pleasant-sunday-afternoon-sarah-binks/ X-COST:Admission by Donation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:email@example.com DTSTAMP:20170427T050900Z CATEGORIES: CONTACT:Leacock Museum\; 705-329-1908\; firstname.lastname@example.com DESCRIPTION:
Join us for a truly unique book launch as we cel ebrate with poetry and music the official launch of this new anthology. To ronto Poet Laureate George Elliott Clarke is our honorary host for the eve ning which will feature readings by selected contributors to the anthology and live music by Jory Nash\, Katherine Wheatley\, Jason Fowler some very Special Guests as well.\n
50+ Poems for Gordon Lightfoot is publish ed by The Old Brewery Bay Press\, an imprint of the Leacock Museum Nationa l Historic Site in Orillia. Publication is made possible through the gene rous support of the Scott Griffin Foundation and the Mariposa Folk Foundat ion.\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20141117T210000 DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20141117T223000 LOCATION:Hugh's Room @ 2261 Dundas Street West\, Toronto\, ON M6R 1X6\, Can ada SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:50+ Poems for Gordon Lightfoot URL:http://leacockmuseum.com/event/50-poems-for-gordon-lightfoot/ X-COST:$20 General Admission / Launch Special w Book $28. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:email@example.com DTSTAMP:20170427T050900Z CATEGORIES: CONTACT:Jenny\; Lunch Reservations 705-329-1908\; firstname.lastname@example.com DESCRIPTION:
Circle Friday\, December 5th on your calendar when Alex the Folk Band presents a special program of Christ mas Songs and Stories at the Leacock Museum's popular meeting place\, Swan more Hall.\n
Mayor Steve Clarke will serve as offical host and… MC. Highlights of the festivities will include a reading of Stephen Leacock's amusing tale\, Hoodoo McFiggin's Christmas\, by Fred Addis\, the museum's curator. Other seasonal stories and an excerpt from Charles Dickens' A Chr istmas Carol will be read by Alex members and a friend or two.\n
ience members will be invited to sing and clap along to the band's renditi
ons of Christmas Time's A-Coming\, Christmas in Killarney\, Deck the Halls
\, We Wish You a Merry Christmas and other seasonal favourites.
\nChr istmas Songs and Stories at Swanmore Hall is a co-presentation of Alex the Folk Band and the Stephen Leacock Museum. Admission is free. All moneys r aised by "passing the hat" will go towards creation of a garden on the mus eum grounds that will serve as a tribute to teachers and will remind visit ors that teaching was Leacock's lifelong profession.
Donations of
non-perishable food will be accepted on behalf of The Sharing Place Food B
\nChristmas Songs and Stories at Swanmore Hall is slated for Fri day\, December 5.
\nDoors open at 7 p.m. and festivities get underway at 8 p.m.
\nFor further information call: 705-329-1908
Authors Colin Agnew & Dorothy Duncan will be on hand to speak about and sign their new book Mariposa At Table. The authors have extracted food references from the Leacock classic "Suns hine Sketches of a Little Town" and have added historical vignettes about food along with some 96 tried and tested recipes. Any way you slice it\, i t's a unique take on Leacock and a lovely piece of culinary history. And l eave it to Canadian culinary historian Dorothy Duncan: the recipes are as interesting as they are practical. A great holiday gift for any foodie or Leacock lover. Mr. Agnew and Ms. Duncan will be speak briefly about this unique publication at 11:30am and 1:30pm.\n
Mariposa At Table is pub lished by The Old Brewery Bay Press\, an imprint of the Leacock Museum Nat ional Historic Site.\n
On sale now at the Leacock Museum and Mantico re Books in Orillia. 132 pp\, trade paperback\, $14.95.DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20141206T110000 DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20141206T140000 LOCATION:Leacock Museum @ 50 Museum Drive\, Orillia\, ON L3V 7T9\, Canada SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Mariposa at Table / Meet the Authors URL:http://leacockmuseum.com/event/mariposa-at-table-meet-the-authors/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:firstname.lastname@example.com DTSTAMP:20170427T050900Z CATEGORIES: CONTACT:Jenny\; 705-329-1908 x801\; firstname.lastname@example.com DESCRIPTION:
Columnist and author Jim Foste r is on the loose again and all pent up for Christmas. Jim's annual\, holi day rant "The Turkey Monologues" covers anything and everything with a bru sh so broad\, you never know who will end up tarred and feathered. Join Ji m as he assails his many favourite targets\, both old and new. Jim Foster' s column appears in the Orillia Packet and Times and other regional rags. He has published three books: I Hate to Complain\, Still Complaining and t his year The Crowning of Miss Mariposa which is entered in the 2015 Leacoc k Medal for Humour sweepstakes.\n
Enjoy a sumptuous meal in the Leacock Café followed by the show.\n
Dinner & Show: $29.95 Show Only: $10.00\n
Tickets are going fast so reserve today at 705-329-1 908\n
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Can adian singer-songwriter Stephen Fearing met Belfast troubadour Andy White backstage at the Winnipeg Folk Festival in 1998. Forming an instant friend ship\, the two musicians began a series of yearly co-writing sessions at F earing's home in Guelph\, Ontario. At each get together\, they would play a few shows and spend the rest of their time together trading lyrics\, mel odies\, harmonies\, and arrangement ideas\, slowly crafting a body of song s that was uniquely different from either of their solo work. After a deca de of these informal sessions\, they bit the bullet and recorded their acc laimed 2011 debut\, Fearing & White.\n
For their follow-up\, Tea and Confidences (LowdenProud Records)\, Andy and Stephen decided to take a di fferent approach to the creative process. With Fearing having recently rel ocated to Nova Scotia\, and Andy living in Melbourne\, Australia\, it was going to require planning. The new album started with an intense songwriti ng session one Halifax New Year. They reconvened later that summer and wro te the bulk of the new album in one incredible four-day sprint of inspirat ion between two west-coast festival weekends in Vancouver and Salt Spring Island. Six months later\, they booked back into The Cottage studio in Gue lph\, with veteran drummer/percussionist Gary Craig (Bruce Cockburn)\, and special guests Jeff Bird (Cowboy Junkies) on harmonica and Ray Farrugia ( Junkhouse) on drums.\n
With over twenty albums between them\, Fearin g & White have little to prove to anybody. That doesn't stop Tea and Confi dences from being an incredibly strong statement about where each man is i n their lives and the power of collaboration. The music is rich in big ton es and the pure excitement of creation. Over the course of the album\, the y reach uncommon heights as a duo and simultaneously reinvent themselves m usically. The songs affirm with humor\, hard-won optimism and a rocking wo rldview\, all the while keeping a mature grasp on love and life without il lusions.\n
Stephen and Andy are music lifers who can bash out guitar -driven rock numbers built around jukebox-ready grooves ("We Came Together "\, "Sanctuary") and just as fluidly\, pare things down to aching harmonie s and no-frills arrangements on ballads ("Emigrant Song"\,"Another Time An other Place"). On Tea and Confidences\, it's all brought to life with a sp ark\, and the spirit of discovery hangs thick in the air.\n
Stephen Fearing is a multiple JUNO Award-winner who has become a hero of the inter national roots and folk scene through his acclaimed solo performances\, as well as his work with the supergroup Blackie and the Rodeo Kings. He curr ently resides in Halifax\, NS.\n
Originally from Belfast\, N. Irelan d\, Andy White has been honored with many of Ire- land's most prestigious songwriting awards. He is an author and songwriter who has col- laborated with Peter Gabriel\, Sinead O'Connor and Neil and Tim Finn. Andy now calls Melbourne\, Australia\, home.\n
fearingandwhite.com See MoreDTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20150217T193000 DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20150217T220000 SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Steven Fearing and Andy White IN CONCERT URL:http://leacockmuseum.com/event/steven-fearing-and-andy-white-in-concert / X-COST:$35 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:firstname.lastname@example.com DTSTAMP:20170427T050900Z CATEGORIES: CONTACT:Lorna Bolden\; email@example.com DESCRIPTION:
p> DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20150721T200000 DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20150726T160000 LOCATION:Leacock Museum and local venues @ Leacock Museum National Historic \, 50 Museum Drive\, Orillia\, ON L3V 7T9\, Canada SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Leacock Summer Festival URL:http://leacockmuseum.com/event/leacock-summer-festival/ X-COST:Most Tickets $12. All-in Pass $75. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:email@example.com DTSTAMP:20170427T050900Z CATEGORIES: CONTACT:Fred Addis\; 705-329-1908 x803\; email@example.com DESCRIPTION:
Ontario's largest summer literary get-together is taking shape and promises to be a fun-filled and exciting series of readings and prese ntations.\n
Orillia's Leacock Museum stages this 6 day festival in c elebration of Authors\, Books & Readers.\n
Watch here for a full sch edule of readings and events including:\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20150721T200000 DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20150726T180000 LOCATION:Leacock Museum National Historic Site @ 50 Museum Drive\, Orillia\ , ON L3V 7T9\, Canada SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Leacock Summer Festival URL:http://leacockmuseum.com/event/leacock-summer-festival-2/ X-COST:All Events Individually Priced END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:firstname.lastname@example.com DTSTAMP:20170427T050900Z CATEGORIES: CONTACT:Fred Addis\; 705-329-1908 \; email@example.com DESCRIPTION:
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Michael Aber nethy is our featured performer this Sunday\, August 16 for Musicali-Tea\, our third in a series of Sunday concerts and tea at the Leacock Museum. p>\n
An accomplished guitarist and singer\, Michael Abernet hy has been a regular performer at the St. Paul's United Church open house s. He recently played the role of Gilbert in the St. Paul's production of Anne of Green Gables.\n
The Musicali_Tea series is produced f or the Leacock Museum by summer staffer Autumn Debassige.\n
Tea\, le monade and cake will be served. Admission by Donation.\n
Leacock Mus eum – 705-329-1908\n
It seems that the beautiful lakeside location of the LeacockMuseum an d the idea of a Pleasant Sunday Afternoon go hand in hand\, naturally.\n
Seven years ago veteran Orillia artist and cultural mentor Rodney Fro st put together a program of entertainment that presented a diverse range of musicians\, performers and presenters at historic Leacock House.\n< p>Frost had the idea that just like "back in the day"\, people would dress up in their Sunday best\, drink tea and eat sandwiches\, while be treated to a program of live music and recitations.\n
"It's a simple recipe \," said museum curator Fred Addis\, "and we've had a lot of fun with it o ver the years."\n
This year's Pleasant Sunday Afternoon takes place on Sunday\, August 23 and features some old favourites along with some new offerings.\n
The Three Violins under the direction of Mayumi Kumaga i will perform a set of classical repertoire. Autumn Debassige\, a Leacock Summer staffer and music student at WilfridLaurierUniversity will sing an d perform with accompanist Blair Bailey.\n
Electric Salmon\, a conte mporary music trio featuring Jakob Pearce\, Luke Webster and Danny Webste r are also on the bill along with the virtually unknown Arthur Cheeseman p resenting meanderings on the baritone ukulele. In addition local singer a nd songwriter Aaron Mangoff will perform a set of original songs for vocal and guitar.\n
The spoken word has always been an enjoyable feature of the program and will include whistling songs and recitations by Brenda Brett\, monologues by Janet Lynn Durnford and poetry by Margot Strongithar m.\n
The incomparable Jeffrey Olimer will serve as Master of Ceremon ies.\n
A Pleasant Sunday Afternoon runs from 1:00 pm – 5:00pm and ad mission is by donation. Tea\, lemonade\, sandwiches and cake will be serve d.\n
For further information contact the LeacockMuseum at 705-329-19 08DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20150823T130000 DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20150823T170000 LOCATION:Leacock House @ 50 Museum Drive\, Orillia\, ON L3V 7T9\, Canada SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:A PLEASANT SUNDAY AFTERNOON URL:http://leacockmuseum.com/event/a-pleasant-sunday-afternoon/ X-COST:Admission by Donation END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:firstname.lastname@example.com DTSTAMP:20170427T050901Z CATEGORIES: CONTACT:Fred Addis\, Curator\; 705-329-1908 x803\; email@example.com DESCRIPTION:
Join us as we mark the 20th Anniversary of the Re-construction of Leacock's Bo athouse back in September of 1995. The weekend barnraising style bee\, wit h literally hundreds of volunteers participating\, stands as one of the fi nest expressions of Orillia community enterprise and spirit.\n
By th e Community – For the Community\n
Drop by to say hello to Project Le aders Jim Dykes and Jim Storey and to museum curator emeritus Daphne Mainp rize.\n
We'll have hamburgers\, hotdogs and refreshments.\n
Th e event runs from 5:00pm – 8:00pm.\n
Remarks: 6:30pmDTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20150914T170000 DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20150914T200000 LOCATION:Leacock Museum National Historic Site @ 50 Museum Drive\, Orillia\ , ON L3V 7T9\, Canada SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Leacock Boathouse 20th Anniversary URL:http://leacockmuseum.com/event/leacock-boathouse-20th-anniversary/ X-COST:Everyone Welcome END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:email@example.com DTSTAMP:20170427T050901Z CATEGORIES: CONTACT: DESCRIPTION:
Join songwriter and storyteller David New land and a superb group of musicians for an evening exploring the mythical Northwest Passage through the Canadian Arctic.\n
For his opening set\, David will present images\, stories\, an
d video from his travels as a musician and Zodiac driver with Adventure Ca
\nThis will be followed by a concert of original\, Arctic-theme d music accompanied by Saskia Tomkins\, Steafan Hannigan\, Sam Allison\, a nd Oisin Hannigan.
David Newland is best known in Orillia for his appearances as main stage MC and performer a t Mariposa Folk Festival. A writer\, musician\, and host with a passion fo r the Canadian experience\, David was recently named a Fellow of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society\, a distinction that reflects a lifelong en gagement with landscape and story.\n
D avid's original songs\, stunning images\, and dynamic stories of this myth ic region of the far north are inspiring and eye-opening. Don't miss this rare opportunity to witness the Northwest Passage come to life through sto ry and song.\n
Presented in association with Mariposa Folk Foundatio n\, the Stephen Leacock Museum and Adventure Canada.\n
Tickets also
available at Leacock Cafe\, 50 Museum Drive\, Orillia.
\nThis is an a ll ages event. Doors open at 7:00 p.m.
FACEBOOK LINK:\n
https://www.faceboo k.com/events/208585152827125/\n
Tickets: https://www.eventb rite.com/e/the-northwest-passage-in-story-and-song-tickets-21528951674 .DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20160323T193000 DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20160323T220000 GEO:+44.607633;-79.39447 LOCATION:Leacock Cafe - Leacock Museum @ 50 Museum Dr\, Orillia\, ON L3V 7T 9\, Canada SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Northwest Passage in Story and Song URL:http://leacockmuseum.com/event/northwest-passage-in-story-and-song/ X-COST-TYPE:free X-COST:$ 23.90 X-TICKETS-URL:https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-northwest-passage-in-story-a nd-song-tickets-21528951674 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:email@example.com DTSTAMP:20170427T050901Z CATEGORIES: CONTACT:Fred Addis\; 705-329-1908\; email@example.com\; www.leacockm useum.com DESCRIPTION:
VALERIE CONNOR MEMORIAL POETRY CELEBRATION\n
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Join us on Sunday\, April 3 at 2 pm as we announce a new annual ce lebration of poetry named in honour of former Orillia resident and museum volunteer K. Valerie Connor.\n
The K. Valerie Connor Memorial Poetry Celebration will be staged for the first time in July of this summer in c onjunction with the annual Leacock Summer Festival.\n
"Valerie was a tireless worker for the museum and a real lover of poetry\," said Leacock Museum curator Fred Addis. "We're so pleased to be able to pay tribute to her through this unique annual event."\n
Each year\, during the fes tival\, prizes will be awarded for the best poems submitted by residents o f Simcoe County and the District of Muskoka. Festival readings by professi onal published poets\, long a part of the Leacock Musuem offerings\, will also be a feature of this new initiative.\n
Full details will be rel eased at the announcement tea on April 3 at the Leacock Museum\, 50 Museum Drive in Orillia. Everyone is invited.\n
The K. Valerie Connor Memo rial Poetry Celebration is funded by the Estate of K. Valerie Connor and a dministered by the Leacock Museum National Historic Site\, Department of P arks\, Culture and Recreation\, City of Orillia.DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20160403T140000 DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20160403T160000 GEO:+44.607633;-79.39447 LOCATION:Leacock Museum National Historic Site @ 50 Museum Dr\, Orillia\, O N L3V 7T9\, Canada SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:K. Valerie Connor Memorial Poetry Celebration Announcement URL:http://leacockmuseum.com/event/k-valerie-connor-memorial-poetry-celebra tion-announcement/ X-COST-TYPE:free END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:firstname.lastname@example.com DTSTAMP:20170427T050901Z CATEGORIES: CONTACT:John Puck\; 705-505-2433\; www.leacockmuseum.com DESCRIPTION:
Join us for a worthy cause and enjoy a fabulous 3 course mea l before dancing the night away! Click on the link below for more details .\n
The Leacock Summer Festival's first ever Cosplay event! You've read th e books\, you've watched the series\, now come experience the sights\, sou nds\, smells and tastes of the Seven Kingdoms.\n
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My steaks are a little too static, they need more attitude.
My steaks are a little too static, they need more attitude.
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|Reviews for A Friend Indeed
| cm209 chapter 1 . 9/13/2013
It would be interesting to give this one shot a continuation just to see what Kate would do
| Ladyaloysius chapter 1 . 5/26/2013
That is funny! I can see them playing that to the nines!
| flootzavut chapter 1 . 3/7/2013
" Wait... Gibbs, charming? This was unnatural"
That made me chuckle :-)
| Sue Grabon chapter 1 . 1/6/2011
This Gibbs could pretend to be my boyfriend. Nice story!
| Addicted1 chapter 1 . 7/6/2008
Hysterical! Oh my goodness. PLEASE write a companion piece. Great reference to Rule #7 as well.
| Reader23 chapter 1 . 3/18/2008
Very cute!
| JavaJunkie4eVa chapter 1 . 1/6/2008
Pretty Good. This story could go on further. Even further than the sequel...
| nova chapter 1 . 10/29/2006
Again, you are the best at humor story. THE BEST
| Paulina'sHM chapter 1 . 10/2/2006
This is great! I loved it! Pure KIBBS...
Paulina :-)
| kaleidoscopey chapter 1 . 7/9/2006
I knwo loads of people said that before but you have to write a sequel if it's possible.
The fic was so cute. Love how Gibbs acted. And Kate was a little bit confused by the fact that he can be nice too. *loves* So plz keep it up. We Kibbs shippers need more stuff like this! ;)
| 99 CDN chapter 1 . 1/4/2006
I think you should do a Sequel it would be really good...two thumbs up D
| DianeB chapter 1 . 5/13/2005
Oh, har! Good job. And it's a shame you can't pick your relatives.
| sammie28 chapter 1 . 7/10/2004
Very cute! :-) Poor Kate. Ah, relatives.
| Blacktrillium chapter 1 . 7/8/2004
So, Shannon. Wonderful, wonderful characterization. A very cute story. I got a kick out of it.
| e-dog chapter 1 . 6/28/2004
This was very good! haha, I've always wanted to see this scenario played out between Kate and Gibbs and you did a nice job! Keep it up the good work!