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THE narrow, snaking roads of Charlevoix climb and descend past the muscular and majestic Laurentian Mountains on one side and the grand, slate-blue St. Lawrence River on the other. In between, lush, rolling valley floors are studded with saltbox and barn-style houses painted blue and gray and yellow, with neat white trim. Streams coming down from the mountains to meet the river rush through gorges and over cascades.
Touring there with my wife, Ann, a few months ago I felt an odd sense of déjà vu, unexplained until I realized that I was being reminded of my childhood imaginings of heaven.
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But because Charlevoix is hard to get to and to get around, it still feels untrammeled and untrampled. Visitors who fly into Montreal, for example, must drive 250 miles to the heart of Charlevoix. And once there, every destination seems to be 20 or 30 miles away on winding two-laners often clogged with farm equipment.
As early as the 18th century, Scottish noblemen vacationed in the region, which was named for the Rev. François Xavier Charlevoix, a Jesuit explorer who was French Canada's first historian. By the early 20th century, one of its main towns, La Malbaie, had become a well-kept vacationing secret of the American upper crust, including a soon-to-be-president, William Howard Taft, who once commented that breathing Charlevoix air was like "drinking Champagne without the hangover."
The region remained a playground for the rich until 1988, when Unesco designated it a protected biosphere reserve and eco-tourists began to show up.
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Our eco-touring began at a national park, the Haute-Gorges-de-la-Rivière-Malbaie (High Gorges of the Malbaie River), about an hour's drive from La Malbaie. The 140-square-mile park's signature hike, called Acropole, was not available because of off-and-on showers, so we took three shorter ones.
Haute-Gorges presented itself as a shiny, pristine place, with the Malbaie River — clear as Colorado tap water — meandering through deep, green gorges and thickly forested glens, all to the music of shifting, whistling winds and chirping birds. From the summit of an 800-foot climb up a sheer riverbank, we had what seemed a helicopter's view of the shimmering Malbaie and the spiffy, Nordic-style ranger service headquarters.
Another walk took us up and down and through thick forest to a small lake, which looked like a nugget of fatigues-green agate nestled on a bed of deep green velour. Deer and caribou and beavers watched warily from the leafy shadows there, and occasionally, a glance skyward would yield the fleeting glimpse of a golden eagle soaring overhead.
Wanting to get a look at another of the region's most prominent beasts, we left Haute-Gorges and doubled back to La Malbaie and then drove another hour and a half north along the St. Lawrence to Baie-Ste.-Catherine. There, we took a 10-minute ferry across the Saguenay River at its confluence with the St. Lawrence to the tiny burg of Tadoussac, where we boarded a Zodiac inflatable boat run by the tour company Croisières AML. It took us well out into the St. Lawrence, where seven species of whales regularly plumb the depths fed by saltwater of the unusually deep Laurentian Channel (600 to 1,800 feet), which runs from the gulf into the river.
Though it was mid-July, temperatures were in the 40s, and a pelting rain soon materialized, which, in concert with choppy seas, added a Dramamine-worthy authenticity to the adventure. We wore thick red wet suits and slip-on galoshes provided by the company.
Our almost entirely French-speaking captain promised "many whales," and he was not exaggerating. Out near an abandoned orange-and-white lighthouse, the zodiac was suddenly surrounded by minke and fin whales — some, our captain estimated, 20 feet long — and populous harems of sea lions, frolicking in the hostile-looking waters.
This was the best whale watching I had ever experienced, better than in Baja California and Alaska. The Zodiacs edged so close to the whales that our words were drowned out by the water passing through the whales' blowholes and the spray from it tickled our faces.
We saw dozens of whales, and even though a side trip to a fjord where belugas frequently roam produced no sightings, the cruise through deep, gray waters surrounded by craggy cliffs covered in bright green lichen was definitely worth the effort.
The next day, we headed back upriver to roam about the pastoral valleys and meadows of Charlevoix farm country and taste foie gras and smoked salmon and blue cheese sharp enough to make you wince. There are over 20 producers along the so-called Flavor Trail, and we decided to visit three.
The first, a modest shop called Fromagerie St.-Fidèle in La Malbaie, was highly recommended, and its cheese samplings did not disappoint. A dozen or so patrons seemed to be in line at all times. I was especially taken with St.-Fidèle's basic Cheddar — a bright, cheerful taste.
At the second stop, La Ferme Basque de Charlevoix in the tiny town of St.-Urbain, we sampled rich, salty duck foie gras with the guidance of an enthusiastic 10-year-old hostess, the daughter of a friend of the owners, who called herself Izar. The foie gras and various pâtés are made according to Basque technique and tradition, and this was the earthiest duck liver I had ever consumed — so tasty that, as is not my habit, I bought a jar.
To give our palates a change of pace, we rolled back south about 20 miles to Baie-St.-Paul to visit Chocolaterie Cynthia, where, behind a modest storefront, we had the opportunity to try to resist hot chocolate, fresh blueberries and chocolate in various combinations, and homemade ice cream dipped in 75 percent-pure chocolate.
We didn't succeed, and so we barely had room for a three-course dinner at La Pinsonnière. But, I'd been told, one can't visit Charlevoix without sampling from its menu.
True to the reputation, a salad of asparagus and pecorino cheese soaked in a homemade vinaigrette was dainty in portion but imposing on the palate, with precisely calibrated tart and salty flavors. A lamb tasting consisting of a medallion, a chop and a shank was rich and perfectly turned, resting on a bed of mashed potatoes with a hint of garlic.
Later that evening, we drove along the banks of the St. Lawrence, allowing a cool, damp breeze and that Champagne air to bathe us. An oddly shaped moon struggled to display itself through the fog.
So did this particular heaven measure up to my heaven imagined? It will take at least one more visit to be sure.
Most major airlines have service into Montreal, where rental cars are plentiful. The Charlevoix area is about 225 miles by car to the northeast. Some airlines, including Continental from Newark, also fly into Quebec, some 90 miles from Charlevoix.
Fairmont La Manoir Richelieu (181, rue Richelieu, La Malbaie; 866-540-4464; www.fairmont.com/richelieu) has 405 rooms, multiple restaurants, a spa, a casino and beautiful views of the St. Lawrence. In the fall, doubles start around 189 Canadian dollars, about $172 at 1.10 Canadian dollars to the U.S. dollar.
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Hi Everyone, I'm DZ, and welcome to my Karthus guide on Mobafire! I'm going to tell you a little about how I play and build him. I cannot claim to be the best Karthus out there, nor the best LoL player in general, but I have played many (MANY) games with Karthus and wanted to give back to this great community that helped me improve my game.
The top Karthus guide at the moment is 79% O.o I hope to raise that bar a little more on everyone's beloved "press r to win" champ.
If you liked my guide, please Upvote! If you think there was something that I could improve, don't hesitate to comment and point out a mistake. I love feedback, positive or critical, so let the voting begin!
Without Further Ado, I present to you: kaRthus- a comprehensive guide.
A note about this guide (READ THIS FIRST)
This guide has two different builds on it.
The first one features Karthus as I used to play him. This build allows for nice survivability with high damage output.
The second one is the infamous ZOMBIE Karthus. The object of this build is to put two of yourself in teamfights. Basically, you go in and deal as much damage and then die. Death Defied allows you to to continue putting out your spells. That way, you don't have to waste 3 precious seconds channeling Requiem. When you are dead, you can then see who got away with low health, Revive, and Requiem to finish them off. I tested this many times at my friend's suggestions, and it is INSANE.
**Please keep in mind that this build is a work in progress. While it may be rather short right now, I will add more chapters later. If you think there is anything I should include, please comment! I would love to hear your ideas.
Okay, I know that I didn't explain zombie Karthus clearly enough, so here's an official explanation.
Q: What is the purpose of zombie Karthus?
A: Zombie Karthus's purpose is to have two lives. You can die once, and still Revive and keep dealing damage.
Q: How does Zombie Karthus work?
A: Zombie Karthus is meant to be in the middle of the teamfight, dealing damage with Defile and Lay Waste. He usually dies, and continues dealing damage in the death defied state. After those 7 seconds of ghost-form, he truly dies. Now, at this point he can look around the map and see who got away with low health. He can then Revive and use Requiem.
Q: Why not use Requiem in the Death Defied form?
A: During that time, you are still in the middle of the teamfight. You can still use Lay Waste and your other spells instead of wasting 3 seconds channeling when you can be dealing damage. In addition, people may not even be at a low enough health to finish off with Requiem.
Q: I hate zombies.
A: Cool story, bro.
Q: What are the advantages of zombie Karthus over normal Karthus?
A: Zombie Karthus has essentially two lives that he can use to deal damage. Regular karthus cannot risk dying in the middle of the teamfight, since he will just go in and be inta-killed. Zombie Karthus's build makes him slightly more durable, and while he may die, he can come back to life.
As always, this largely depends on your playing style. Zombie Karthus takes a while to get used to.
Q: When should I use zombie Karthus?
A: I would recommend using him when you are in a premade team with friends. Coordination is important to success, but Mr. Zombie can be used in random PvP matches too. I have not tried this build in ranked, so I won't make any assumptions.
Q: What is the step by step guide for zombie Karthus?
A: I mentioned it here and there, but these are the bare bones.
1. Get in the middle of the teamfight.
2. Turn on Defile and spam Lay Waste. Use [[zhonya's hourglass] when you get focused.
3. Keep dealing damage until you die (usually)
4. In the Death Defied state, keep Defile on and keep spamming Lay Waste.
5. Die.
6. While dead, keep looking at the map. If an enemy gets away with low health, Revive and use Requiem to finish them off.
7. *optional* Teleport back into the teamfight and continue your damage.
8. Ace, carry, win.
If you have any more questions, comment and I'll add them here.
Pros / Cons
Normal Build
|Zombie Build
For low elo/not level 30 players, runes are not really that important. I personally did not use runes until level 24 or so. Oh well, for this build I run pretty standard AP runes for both builds.
For the Zombie build, since you will be sitting in the middle of the teamfight, some resistance helps your survivability. Magic resist is nice.
greater seal of vitality extra health is nice as well, if you don't think mana will be a problem.
Normal Build:
I run a pretty standard 21/0/9 mastery tree. Archmage lets me pretend the Rabadon's Deathcap AP increase was 35% before nerf xD. Runic Affinity lets blue buff stay on me longer, if the jungler lets me have it.
Zombie Build:
This one's weird. 9/12/9. A little offense, mixed with a lot of defense and some utility. Durability and Veteran's Scars gives me some health to survive in teamfights.
Summoner Spells
I get these two 99.9% of the time when playing regularly. Ignite lets me finish off fleeing low-health enemies (with Requiem) and Flash lets me get out of sticky situations.
This spell isnt too bad, I just like the instant in-and-out method that Flash provides. Definitely get this if you like it.
This is more geared towards shutting down AD carries, not AP, but it works well too.
If you like spamming skills all day long, get this. I feel like I don't really need it, since another spell would work better in its place. If you were to get this, however, don't buy Archangel's Staff, since the extra mana will make Clarity useless, as you will never run out.
In mid lane, I don't really see the usefullness of this, but again, if you like it, by all means.
Zombie Build
In this case, Revive is CORE. It cannot be replaced.
Good escape mechanism. Replace Teleport.
Nice offensive power.
Note: other summoners spells mentioned work just as well, but Revive and Teleport have great synergy.
What NOT to take
This in itself is a useful spell, but leave it for your support.
Okay, push your lane and get ganked, lose farm, and die.
The bonus AP is nice, but the attack speed is a complete waste. Better to replace it with a more useful spell.
This is pretty good against a team with a lot of CC, but I feel Flash can be more effective.
Keep in mind that these spells are not necessarily bad in and of themselves, it's just that others work better on Karthus.
Death Defied: This is a crazy passive. After you die, you can still cast spells for a short time. This is the whole key to Zombie Karthus.
- Use your Death Defied time spamming Lay Waste and turning on Defile
- That way, you won't have to waste time channeling Requiem when you can be casting other spells.
- That's what Revive is for; letting you cast Requiem later, when you feel like it
Lay Waste: This is your bread and butter spell. With only a 1 second cooldown, you can spam it very easily.
- Lay Waste reveals a small area where it hits, so use it to check bushes for ganks.
- The spell has a short delay time (.5) seconds, so try to predict the enemy's movements to land it accurately.
- It deals double damage if it hits only one enemy, so try to get the opposing champ all by himself to deal a lot of damage.
Wall of Pain: this is simply a utility spell that lowers magic resist and slows enemies.
- place it behind the enemy when they are escaping so you can catch up.
- place it in front of you when you are running away so the chasers will get slowed.
- help allies get away by slowing chasers.
- Wall of Pain can also be used to check bushes, as it reveals a very large area.
Defile: This is like a miniature Crowstorm that can be toggled on and off.
- when in a teamfight, leave this on, since it deals continuous damage.
- when in the Death Defied state, keep it on since it costs no mana when dead.
- don't use this early game, since you will run out of mana very quickly.
- late game, this farms huge waves of minions in seconds.
Requiem: This is what defines Karthus. This is his most famous move that has everyone raging :D
- Be aware of your fellow allies. If you see an opponent from their lane run away with very low health, use Requiem.
- when you are dead and you see that an enemy ran away with low health, Revive and Requiem.
- Always keep track of when your ultimate is up. When it is available, tell your teammates so they can alert you if they need it.
Skill Sequence
Your ultimate is the top priority; get it at 6, 11, and 16, of course. Early game Lay Waste is great for last-hitting minions and harassing, so get that at 1,3,5, etc. Defile eats waaay to much mana early game, so max that after Lay Waste. Finally, Wall of Pain is just used for utility (slow), so that is maxed last.
Skill Rotation:
In lane: When the enemy overextends, place Wall of Pain right behind them and spam Lay Waste, trying to hit them as many times. Since the delay is kind of long, try to predict the enemy's movements. If your jungle ganks as well, engage fully with Defile too. If, somehow, they got away with a speck of health, Requiem and gg.
In teamfights: After your main tank and offtank initiate, walk into the big mess. Yes, walk into the teamfight. Place Wall of Painbehind most of the enemies, turn on Defile, and pound Lay Waste all day long. Sure, you might die, but then you keep dealing damage. Then Revive and keep dealing damage. And more damage. And more damage.
The Lane Game
Early Game
Start with Boots of Speed and three health potions (more item choices will be discussed later). Help your jungler with a leash, and then return to lane. Last hit minion, get gold, and use Lay Waste when there are two or more minions that can be killed. Try to target Lay Waste to hit only the enemy champ, so it deals extra damage.
If you happen to push your lane, don't sit there waiting to be ganked. Push the wave of minions to the enemy turret and go off to another lane to gank.
Early Game Goals: 2 Doran's Rings, catalyst the protector/ Tear of the Goddess
Mid Game
I would say Mid Game officially starts when you have your catalyst the protector or Tear of the Goddess and another item. At this point, keep on farming and getting gold. Gank other lanes to get kills and assists. Push turrets. When an early teamfight happens, W - E - QQQQQ.
Mid Game Goals: Rod of Ages and Archangel's Staff/ Zhonya's Hourglass
Late Game
My favorite part of the game. At this point, turrets should be down and teamfights are breaking out. If you must die, die in a strategic place so Death Defied can hit as many people as possible. Revive If you feel like you can kill someone with Requiem. STICK WITH YOUR TEAM. You are too squishy to wander off without protection.
Late Game goals: Rabadon's Deathcap, Void Staff/ Rylai's Crystal Scepter/ Abyssal Mask
The Regular Items
Here comes the big part: Items. There are many different ways of building Karthus, so I will try to address different types, as well as situational items and alternative choices.
As you can see, there are many different ways to start. My preferred way is Boots of Speed, since they give me mobility to avoid skillshots and sustain through Health Potions. I would get a Doran's Ring only when the enemy has very low harass. Sapphire Crystal encourages an early Tear of the Goddess or catalyst the protector, which is also recommended. Finally, Amplifying Tome gives you the greatest increase in AP, but doesn't really build into anything other than Void Staff, which you would get much later in the game.
These items are your Mid Game purchases. Usually, since I start with Boots of Speed, I grab 2 Doran's Rings on my first recall back, since they are great early game boosts. My next items would be either Tear of the Goddess or catalyst the protector, depending on which build I am using. I feel that having an intermediate build of Boots of Speed, Doran's Ring, and catalyst the protector gives you great sustain and power in lane.
For tier 2 boots: There are a lot of different options, in this case. I'll list them out below:
Sorcerer's Shoes: when the teams are balanced, you want more power
Ionian Boots of Lucidity: when you want Requiem to be up sooner and spam your spells
Mercury's Treads: when the enemy team has a lot of Crowd Control
Ninja Tabi: when you are facing an AD carry in mid (ex. Ashe, Talon)
Boots of Swiftness: only when you want to move faster (since Karthus is painfully slow)
Boots of Mobility: Roaming Karth 2 stronk, nerf plz!!!!!!1!!1
These items give incredible AP boosts, good stats, and defensive bonuses like health (RoA), Armor (Zhonya's) and invincibility (Zhonya's). I love getting in the middle of a fight and popping the active on Zhonya's Hourglass, since my opponents are taking heavy damage while I'm a gold statue. It's pretty sick. With these items, your skills should hit like trucks.
With the Zombie Build, I chose to take out the Archangel's Staff for a Rylai's Crystal Scepter, because it makes me more tanky. That, combined with Rod of Ages, gives me almost 3000 health. Since I am in the middle of the fight more often, survivability allows me to stay there longer; it takes longer to die, which means extended time to do damage.
Situational Items
Alright, first let's go over the CORE items:
These two are the only two CORE items. Basically this means that these items should NOT be switched out. Any other item slot can be replaced.
This is a great item, giving health, mana, and magic resist. This item is perfect for heavy combo nukers like LeBlanc or Annie. Replace Archangel's Staff or Rylai's Crystal Scepter for this item.
kage's lucky pick I get this on a lot of mages now, because of its Gold Per 5 aspect and the cheap AP. I would get this if your laning opponent is zoning you and you are falling behind in farm. This would build into a Deathfire Grasp or a Morello's Evil Tome later. Replace Void Staff or Rylai's Crystal Scepter.
If I find myself having to spam spells just to keep up with my opponent, I would get this early, since the magic resist and cool mana regen passive is like a blue buff, but in item form. This would build into a Athene's Unholy Grail later on. Replace Archangel's Staff or Rylai's Crystal Scepter with it.
This is possibly the most overlooked item in the game. Its active removes ALL debuffs from your champ. Malzahar, Warwick, etc. are all countered by this item. This is AMAZING when you are up against teams with a lot of hard crowd control. Replace Rylai's Crystal Scepter or Void Staff.
If you think about it, this is so overpowered on Karthus xD. I haven't tried this one out yet, but I believe you would die, Death Defied will activate, and then you come back to life. You get killed again, Death Defied activates again, and then you use Revive. Man, that is hilarious. Replace Void Staff or Rylai's Crystal Scepter.
Da Buildz
Alright, here I'm going to put some possible builds, based on different situations. You don't need to follow these like the Bible, they are just possible paths you can take. I've also included different categories for viable items on Karthus.
Most Defensive
Viable items for each need
Magic Resist
(Unfortunately, they don't have many viable armor items for mages)
healers, high-health, high magic resist, heavy bursters
Friends and Enemies
Karthus works well with AoE teams and global teams. I love teams like that because we can punish all the members of the other team at once.
This AoE team dishes out huge pain in teamfights. Between your Defile and Kennen's Slicing Maelstrom, Sona and Amumu are stunning everyone and Miss Fortune is firing away with Bullet Time. Any of their AoE ultimats + your ultimate or Defile= death to at least one person. Combined, though... You can ace them in seconds \(^o^)/
This is the super global team. Everyone has an ultimate that can cast anywhere on the map. It's pretty funny. Have one person baiting the other team alone, and then jump in with all of your ultimates. Suddenly, your teammate is healed ( Soraka), your teammate is shielded ( Shen), cannonballs are raining down ( Gangplank), a huge arrow stuns and slows people ( Ashe), and every enemy has a red line above their head ( Karthus). Boom.
Karthus hates people that can interrupt his ultimate or block it. People with silences, stuns, and other hard CC can interrupt you. People with spell shields can completely block your ultimate.
Man, if I was facing this team I would cry. Here's a list of why they counter Karthus.
Kassadin: Silence, Mobility ( Riftwalk) to avoid your Wall of Pain, and a passive that takes reduced magic damage. the ultimate anti-mage.
Nocturne: Fear, Shroud of Darkness to block Requiem, and Paranoia to jump over your Wall of Pain.
Soraka: Silence, Wish heals her allies on the map, making your Requiem calculations useless
Sivir: Spell Shield, high mobility with On The Hunt.
Shen: Taunt, Stand United is a huge shield for any low-health ally, and has a shield for himself ( Feint)
Other possible people:
Kayle: Intervention makes someone invincible.
Morgana: Bulky, Black Shield
Vladimir: Sanguine Pool to avoid your ultimate.
Volibear: Oh look, he's low health! Oh wait, Chosen of the Storm just healed him.
Fizz: Knockup, possible avoidance of ult if he times playful/trickster correctly
These people are the main ones that I see blocking my ultimate from channeling or hitting. Also keep in mind that anyone with a Banshee's Veil or a Zhonya's Hourglass can avoid Requiem as well.
Karthus is a great champ for mid lane. His strong lane presence all game long makes him very powerful. I hope that I was able to show you a unique style of playing him, as well as a generic, widely accepted method. Hope you guys enjoy this guide!
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The 21st Annual Kamloops Film Festival returns bigger and better than ever, offering more comedies, more Canadian films and more fantastic events! The ten-day festival takes place in downtown Kamloops at the Paramount Theatre (503 Victoria Street), with events featured at our Partner Hotel, Hotel 540, and other venues in the downtown core. The KFF would not be possible without the tireless efforts of the KFF Committee. They are a committed team of film lovers who want to bring the best films, events, and industry guests to Kamloops audiences. Meet them below.
The KFF Committee
Subcommittees: Events (Chair) and Marketing (Co-Chair)
Alicia has a B.A in English Literature and Theatre Studies from Thompson Rivers University, where she is now Writer & Storyteller for the Faculty of Student Development. Alicia is a freelance writer for The Echo and Sun Peaks Independent News, and also writes the humour blog "Pin Up Picks Pen Up", which has been read in over 90 countries. Alicia is involved with performance whenever possible. This is her fourth year with the Kamloops Film Festival; it is certifiably her favourite time of year. She appreciates a well-crafted film above most things in life—alongside travel, laughter, good friends, CBC 2, the company of two bears and a tasty tall latte.
Subcommittee: Finance (Chair)
This is Andrew's third year with KFF and second year as Chair of Finance. He first discovered his love for movies, film and theatre while in high school where he got to test his chops as an actor. Andrew currently works as a Senior Accountant for KPMG and gives added insight to KFF's financial matters. In his spare time, Andrew loves to golf with his wife Jennifer, spend time with friends and go for hikes with his dog Winnie.
Subcommittee: Volunteers (Co-Chair)
Cathy has been enjoying retirement for 12 years. She and husband Phil have been fortunate to indulge their passion for travel, visiting countries near and far. After a few years as a volunteer with the Kamloops Film Society and then the Film Festival, she wanted to become more involved. At the invitation of Dušan and Rheannon, and with the encouragement of Sharon, she did……and loved it immediately. After all, what's not to love about movies? The characters, the plots, the scenery, the costumes; Cathy has especially grown to appreciate cinematography which, to her, can make or break a movie. When not attending the screenings of fantastic films, Cathy enjoys reading, NYT crosswords, card making, sewing, gardening, volunteering, socializing with friends and being a part of the Kamloops Choristers.
Subcommittee: Marketing
This is Chantal's first year with the Kamloops Film Festival. She is a student at Thompson Rivers University, she has completed her Events & Conventions Management Diploma, continuing on to get her Bachelor of Business Administration with a major in Marketing. Chantal has been a part of many events in Kamloops, volunteering, planning, or working with them in any capacity including Professional Conventions Management Association (PCMA) club at TRU, being the Co-Coordinator for the Mosaic Fashion Show, and being the Special Events Manager for the Kamloops Therapeutic Riding Association.
Subcommittee: Sponsorship (Chair)
This is Christine's fourth year with the Kamloops Film Festival. Christine is a Content Specialist at TRU, where she has worked for the last 10 years in various student recruitment, marketing and communication roles. She is also a graduate of TRU and chair of the TRU Alumni Association. Her passion for learning, culture, storytelling and strategic communication led her to earn a master's degree in intercultural communication. Christine enjoys being active in the community, and loves to appreciate the art of storytelling through film, which is why she volunteered for the KFF!
Subcommittee: Sponsorship
Born and raised in Kamloops and educated at TRU, Cory developed a passion for film early on. Conveying a message, changing culture, or educating are all accomplished through film and media. This and the experience that comes from sharing a film with someone, brought Cory to the film committee for his second year. He was involved in the Kamloops restaurant industry for many years, but is currently living in San Francisco.
Subcommittee: Events
David is a fan of all things entertainment, and film is no exception. David is a consultant, and a fourth year Tourism Management student. This is his third year with the Film Festival; he joined to be a part of a valuable community facet.
Subcommittee: Marketing
Although she remembers attending the first Kamloops Film Festival twenty-one years ago, this is Dianne's first year volunteering for the festival.
Subcommittee: Sponsorship (Co-Chair)
This is Derek's first year on the KFF committee, and he is thrilled to contribute to what he has always believed to be a really well-run event. He has attended the festival every year. He is a proud supporter of arts and culture in Kamloops, and has worked with several local theatre companies as an actor, director and producer.
Subcommittees: Sponsorship and KISS
Doug Andrews is a goldsmith and business owner in downtown Kamloops. Karateristics jewellery and design is a European rated studio with a unique retail. Community means a lot to Doug as it is important to the healthy lifestyle and family we enjoy.
DUŠAN MAGDOLEN, KFF Chair
Subcommittees: Marketing, Sponsorship, Finance, and Film Programming, Ticketing & Theatre Relations
Dušan graduated from Westsyde Secondary, attended TRU and Plymouth State University, and now works at the former. He originally became involved with the film festival when committee members were recruiting for people with marketing expertise. Three years ago, he took over as the Kamloops Film Festival Chair and he could not be more thrilled to be leading this passionate team once again. The 21st Festival marks the beginning of a new and exciting decade of growth and evolution so come out and see what we have in store. Dušan is a lifelong film lover who likes every genre of film, from dramas to comedies to dramedies. Even before he was a part of the KFF, Dušan had attended every film at the festival, so you know he's committed! (Small shout out to his very cute girlfriend Skylar here).
Subcommittee: Events
This is Erin's third year volunteering for the Kamloops Film Festival. Erin is an Early Childhood Educator and operates Seed To Apple Tree Learning Center, a Preschool/Daycare for children ages 1 to 5 years old. Erin grew up in Kamloops and has attended the Kamloops Film Fest for many years. She has a strong interest in films and is excited to be involved in the events committee for the festival.
Subcommittees: Film Programming, Ticketing & Theatre Relations (Co-Chair) and KISS (Co-Chair)
Heather is currently a TRU student in her last year of the interdisciplinary studies degree. Her focus in on urban studies, community development and event tourism. Her hobbies include travel, snowboarding, downhill biking, film festivals and music festivals. This is her third year with KFF and she joined because she wanted to be more involved with the Kamloops arts community and has enjoyed KFF.
Subcommittees: Secretary and Volunteers
Janet moved back to Kamloops after living in the Lower Mainland and now works at TRU. With her children all grown up, Janet wanted to get involved in the community. She loves movies because they are a way to escape and experience different people, places and situations. With this in mind, Janet joined the Kamloops Film Festival Committee.
Subcommittee: Marketing
This is Jenna's first year volunteering for the Kamloops Film Festival after being recruited by Dušan. Jenna works from home for a Toronto based research company, and given her love of film and lack of face to face conversations, she looks forward to getting involved and being a part of the community!
Subcommittees: KISS (Chair) and Marketing
Jon is the current chair of the Kamloops Film Series. Born and raised in Kamloops he completed his BFA in Film from SFU and then returned to Kamloops to raise his two children. He currently works at TRU Open Learning creating visual media content for the distance courses. In 1994 he volunteered for the Moving Pictures Travelling Film Festival when it came to Kamloops prior to the creation of the KFF. Absolutely fell in love with watching films in a full size theatre.
Subcommittee: Film Programming, Ticketing & Theatre Relations and Marketing
Josh Sunderman is absolutely ecstatic about helping out with the Film Festival this year. Josh has been going to the film festival and attending film series screenings since he was a budding 15-year-old cinephile, and finds it very fitting that he gets to work with the very people that helped make him the film lover that he is today. Josh is currently enrolled in the Arts program at TRU, with a major in theatre, and hopes to be graduating in the spring.
Subcommittees: Events and Sponsorship
Katrina's passion for giving back to the community and from viewing the fabulous films at the Festivals throughout the years is what encouraged her to volunteer for the Kamloops Film Festival. She is a mother of three young adults and has been a licensed Realtor for the past 18 years, as well as the co-owner of River City Realty with her husband Vince. In her spare time, she is an active participant in triathlons, and other running and biking events.
Subcommittees: Volunteers (Co-Chair), KISS and Film Programming, Ticketing & Theatre Relations
Kevin worked at the Cineplex Odeon for nearly 22 years. He has taken a variety of accounting courses at Cariboo College (now TRU). Kevin is currently single, and enjoys the company of his two brothers, a sister and several nephews, nieces (and great nephews!). He collects hockey cards and memorabilia for the Beatles and the Monkees. Kevin has been a member of the KFF Committee for twelve years. He joined for the love of people and movies; to be able to escape from the real world for a couple of hours, no matter the topic and to learn about different things, which is his favourite part of the cinematic experience.
Subcommittee: Marketing
This is Laurie's third year with the Kamloops Film Festival. She works as the Marketing and Communications Director of ICEF and spends her days working with marketing professionals managing digital campaigns. Laurie has a MA in Intercultural and International Communication and is implementing cross-cultural web design techniques in all of her current projects (including this one). Laurie is a huge proponent of the arts and is thrilled to be contributing to the thriving Kamloops arts community. She loves movies in all genres and when she isn't watching one, or in front of a computer, she is likely playing outside either mountain biking, skiing or kayaking.
Subcommittees: Events & Marketing
This is Madyson's second year helping out with the Film Festival. She got onboard to spend more time with her mom, Katrina. She is a Bachelor of Tourism Management graduate at TRU with a concentration in Events & Convention Management as well as Resort Experience.
Subcommittees: Events & Marketing
This is Matt's first year on the Festival's organizing committee, though he's volunteered with the Film Society in a variety of supporting roles for over a decade. He works at the North Shore office of ASK Wellness, and has also been a proud volunteer for the local St. John Ambulance brigade since 2008, as well as a variety of other local non-profits such as the BCSEA and Community Kitchens.
Subcommittees: Film Programming, Ticketing & Theatre Relations and Marketing
This is Nick's first active year with the Kamloops Film Festival, but he has watched the inner workings of it for years as an employee of the Paramount Theatre. He has seen the impact that this festival has as an integral piece of the local arts community and is very excited to be a part of it now, and hopes this can transition him into being a more contributing member of the arts scene. Nick looks forward to a continued relationship with the Kamloops Film Society, giving people the opportunity to expose themselves to films and genres that they otherwise might not get the chance to see.
Subcommittee: Marketing
This is Sam's first year with the Kamloops Film Festival. He studied Broadcast Journalism at BCIT and has worked as a video journalist and producer with Shaw TV Kamloops for the past five years. Through his job, Sam has helped countless community organizations tell their stories and is looking forward to being involved with the festival behind the scenes.
Subcommittee: Events (Co-Chair)
Originally from Ontario, Tammy moved to Kamloops a few years ago with her husband, Tyler. They are both optometrists and met at school back east. They are happy to have added an addition of their son in 2016, (and hope he loves movies too one day!). She has always loved movies so the Kamloops Film Festival has been the perfect way to become part of the Kamloops Community. It is hard to pin down exactly why she loves movies so much; perhaps it has to do with all the amazing ways there are to tell a story (but a little escapism doesn't hurt either)!
Subcommittees: Events (Co-Chair) and Film Programming, Ticketing & Theatre Relations
This is Tanya's third year on the film committee and she is loving every minute of it. Tanya has lived in Kamloops for 19 years and has worked in the insurance industry for 23 years. Her interests have expanded since moving to Kamloops, including finding a love of running, biking, theatre and volunteerism, not to mention Film Fest and Film Society. She and her husband Geoff are looking forward to this years line up.


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Court jesters, ie, employed by the monarch, were immune to punishment and were the forerunners of the diplomatic service, so we're right when we refer to that service as a bunch of clowns.
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Their hats were especially distinctive; made of cloth, they were floppy with three points, each of which had a jingle bell at the end. The three points of the hat represent the donkey's ears and tail worn by jesters in earlier times.
In ancient times courts employed fools and by the Middle Ages the jester was a familiar figure. In Renaissance times, aristocratic households in Britain employed licensed fools or jesters, who sometimes dressed as other servants were dressed, but generally wore a motley (i.e. parti-coloured) coat, hood with ass's (i.e. donkey) ears or a red-flannel coxcomb and bells. Regarded as pets or mascots, they served not simply to amuse but to criticise their master or mistress and their guests.
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34th Annual Holocaust & Genocide Lecture Series, Spring 2017
Into the 21st Century: Genocide in our Time
January 24 - May 9, 2017
Tuesdays from 4:00PM-5:50PM in
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SSU Students
POLS 307, Perspectives on the Holocaust and Genocide counts as upper-division General Education credit under GE category D5.
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The Holocaust Lecture Series is sponsored by the Alliance for the Study of the Holocaust and Genocide, The Paul V. Benko Holocaust Education Endowment, the Armenian Genocide Memorial Lecture Fund, the Adele Zygielbaum Endowment, the Thomas Family Foundation, the Center for the Study of the Holocaust and Genocide, the Sonoma State Students' Instructionally Related Activities (IRA) Fund and the Jewish Community Federation (JCF) of San Francisco, the Peninsula,Marin and Sonoma Counties.
A daily parking permit ($5.00) is required 24hrs. Daily permits are not valid in reserve lots. Some permit machines accept quarters only.
Video Archives
Many of our lectures are archived on the Holocaust Lecture Series playlist on YouTube.
Spring 2017 Schedule Of Lectures
January 24: THE HOLOCAUST IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
Professor Stephen Bittner, Ph.D., Sonoma State University
January 31: THE CONCEPT OF GENOCIDE
Professor Emerita Myrna Goodman, Ph. D., Sonoma State University
February 7: AMERICAN GENOCIDE
Professor Benjamin Madley, Ph.D., UCLA
February 14: THE LILLIAN JUDD STORY (FILM)
Dennis Judd, Holocaust Descendant
February 21: THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE
Professor Sergio La Porta, Ph.D., CSU Fresno, Armenian Studies Program
Underwritten by the Armenian Genocide Memorial Fund
February 28: WOMEN OF 1915 (FILM, BAY AREA PREMIERE)
Bared Maronian, filmmaker
Armenian Genocide Memorial Lecture
March 7: A SURVIVOR'S STORY
Hans Angress, Holocaust survivor
First Annual Sylvia G. Sucher Memorial Lecture
March 14: SPRING BREAK (campus closed)
March 21: THE STORY OF THE STOLPERSTEINE
Howard Shattner, Holocaust descendant
March 28: BETWEEN HISTORY AND MEMORY
Professor Michael Berenbaum, Ph.D., American Jewish University
Robert L. Harris Memorial Lecture
Underwritten by Pearl and David S. Furman in memory of Ruth Mruvka and Gussie and Edward Furman
April 4: BECOMING EVIL
Professor James Waller, Ph.D., Cohen Endowed Chair of Holcaust and Genocide Studies, Keene State College
Underwritten by Arline Thomas and Myrna Goodman in memory of Lillian Judd
April 11: RWANDA: MEMORY AND RECOVERY
Her Excellency Mathilde Mukantabana, Rwandan Ambassador to the United States
Simon Mudahogora, Genocide Survivor, and Ndahiro Bazimya, Genocide descendant
April 18: THE BOSNIAN GENOCIDE - PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE
Irfan Mirza, Voices of the Bosnian Genocide
April 25: CLIMATE CHANGE, BORDER REGIONS, & THE GENOCIDE IMPULSE
Professor Alex Avarez, Ph.D., Northern Arizona University
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April 25: A SURVIVOR'S STORY
Hans Angress
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On this page of our online meditation course we'll be looking at Zen garden meditation.
If you have a zen garden you will get some excellent ideas for updating it. If you do not yet have a meditation garden you'll learn how to design one from scratch.
There are few experiences as enjoyable or relaxing as Zen garden meditation. So let's dive right in.
First you need to decide how to design your Zen garden.
There are lot of decisions to make when you're designing a Zen garden.
Where should you lay your sand, rocks, bonsai trees and other items?
Designing your Zen garden will take time, but this is part of the exercise: It is contemplation.
Take time designing your garden. Do not rush. I mean, rushing wouldn't be very Zen now, would it? So, take time and enjoy the journey of designing your garden. You might like to draw it out in pen / pencil first so you have everything planned out in advance. This can save you time later on.
What you will need to make your Zen garden
There are a few items you will need when making your Zen garden:
- White sand
- Rocks
- A special rake. Zen rakes have dowel-like rods. These are used to make impressions in the sand. Using the rake you can smooth the sand with one side and make swirling patterns with the other.
- A Buddha statue (take a look at my selections of the best Buddha statues to buy. They'll look beautiful in your garden).
- Inspiration! Take a look at these Zen sayings and quotes so you're inspired and read to get to work!
Planning your Zen garden
Here are some things to bear in mind when designing your zen garden…
- Dependent on the space you have dedicated to it, your zen garden may be big or small. Provided you have enough room for meditation and perhaps some zen walking, then all is fine. A zen garden doesn't need to be elaborate, but rather practical for spiritual practice. So, make sure that your Zen garden is large enough for you to do Zen Walking Mediation in it. Take a look at our guide to Zen meditation to see the types of meditations you can do in your garden.
- A Zen garden should be flat, but may be square, rectangle, round or any other shape.
- Your Zen garden should merge into the rest of the garden and the surrounding landscape. You want it to look as though your garden is flowing from the Zen garden to the rest of the garden. This will help you to feel a sense of oneness when you meditate in your garden.
- A Zen garden has a layer of sand with rocks on top, so much of the garden will be filled with sand
Making Your Zen Garden
- Clear the area that will used for your Zen garden and set down some wooden planks like a large sandbox.
- Make a few holes in this for water drainage.
- Create borders to keep the dirt from entering your garden.
- Make sure the bottom is as level as possible before you begin to cover it.
- Put several inches of your white sand on the garden. This will be raked over and over again over the time you have your zen garden.
It is up to you if you wish to add decorative elements (perhaps a bonsai tree, for instance). Trees can hold spiritual significance and are helpful when meditating. Personally I also like to set up a bird feeder. That's just me, though. I love animals and nature, and having the sounds of birds singing around me while meditating creates a divine experience. You may instead choose to incorporate water features, a statue of Lord Buddha, wind chimes, or any other elements that you personally enjoy. Remember, though, that you are going to be meditating in this space. It is very important that you minimize distractions, so as to create an ideal meditation space. The same rules apply here as apply when you are creating a meditation room.
Maintaining your Zen Garden
Your Zen garden will be maintained using the rake. This can be used to clear away leaves and other debris.
Use garden maintenance as an opportunity for meditation. Love your garden and enjoy its upkeep. This is a sacred spiritual space that you are designing for yourself. It should be created and maintained with love and affection.
The final result
With proper love and affection, your zen garden could easily end up looking as beautiful as this…
Now you've got a meditation space outside, why not create a meditation room inside your home?
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