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Tuckaseegee/Berryhill/Thrift Project
This project will make streetscape improvements and install a roundabout to replace the 5-legged intersection at Tuckaseegee, Berryhill and Thrift streets.
What's happened? The project's Planning Phase is complete. The first public meeting took place August 22, 2013 where the project team introduced the roundabout concept. A second public meeting will be held this fall and the recommended roundablt design will be shared with citizens.
What's next? The plannig report will be finalized and the Design Phase will begin.
Who to contact? Tom Russell, 704-336-4639
This project will provide infrastructure improvements that support redevelopment along Tuckaseegee, Berryhill and Thrift streets. Improvements being considered include crosswalks, new sidewalk, plantingn strips, planted splitter islands, landscaping, decorative lighting, bike lanes and utility relocation.
Additional goals of the project:
The project limits are the 5-legged intersection of Tuckaseegee/Berryhill/Thrift.
Click here to view the design concept.
Cost: $3,460,000Please note this is the funding amount and includes all costs associated with the project such as planning and design, acquiring the right of way, utility relocation, consultant fees, construction, signalization, permits and landscaping. Additional funding may be identified after the planning phase.
The Engineering & Property Management (E&PM) project team will manage the project through a four stage process. Click here to learn how City projects are selected, designed and built.


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Big Ten Announces 2018, 2019 Conference Football Schedules
Oct. 16, 2013 2018 Big Ten Schedule | 2019 Big Ten Schedule PARK RIDGE, Ill. - The Big Ten announced the conference schedules for the 2018 and 2019 football seasons on Wednesday, featuring nine-game slates for every Big Ten program. The 2018 season gets underway on Sept. 1 in advance of the Big Ten Football Championship Game on Dec. 1. The 2019 season will open on Sept. 7 and conclude with the Big Ten Football Championship Game on Dec. 7. Michigan State will host five Big Ten games at Spartan Stadium in 2018, and four in 2019. The Spartans' 2018 Big Ten schedule opens Sept. 22 at Indiana, followed by a home game against Northwestern on Oct. 6. MSU then travels to Penn State Oct. 13 before playing host to Michigan on Oct. 20 and Purdue on Oct. 27. In November, MSU will travel to Maryland (Nov. 3) and Nebraska (Nov. 10), while taking on Ohio State (Nov. 10) and Rutgers (Nov. 24) at Spartan Stadium. In 2019, Michigan State will play host Indiana (Sept. 28), Penn State (Oct. 26), Illinois (Nov. 9) and Maryland (Nov. 30), while road games include trips to Northwestern (Sept. 21), Ohio State (Oct. 5), Wisconsin (Oct. 12), Michigan (Nov. 16) and Rutgers (Nov. 23). Beginning with the 2016 season, the Big Ten will return to a nine-game conference schedule for all teams for the first time since the 1983 and 1984 seasons. Teams from the East Division will host five conference home games during even-numbered years, while teams from the West Division will host five conference home games during odd-numbered years. As a result of the nine-game conference schedule and the Big Ten's schedule rotation, every student-athlete will have the opportunity to play against every other team in the conference at least once during a four-year period.
Beginning in 2014, the Big Ten football division alignments will feature Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, Michigan State, Ohio State, Penn State and Rutgers in the East Division and Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Northwestern, Purdue and Wisconsin in the West Division. Each school will play the other six schools in its division plus two teams from the other division in 2014 and 2015, which will serve as transitional years in which the schools will still be playing eight-game schedules. Beginning in 2016, each school will play three teams from the other division as part of its nine-game schedule. The cross-division games will include one protected matchup on an annual basis between Indiana and Purdue. The 2013 Big Ten Football Championship Game is set for Saturday, Dec. 7, to be played at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis and televised by FOX. The winner of the title game will earn the Big Ten Championship and a chance to play in either the Rose Bowl Game or Bowl Championship Series National Championship Game. FUTURE MICHIGAN STATE FOOTBALL SCHEDULES 2014 2015 * Additional game to be scheduled in 2015 2016 (BIG TEN ONLY) 2017 (BIG TEN ONLY) 2018 (BIG TEN ONLY) 2019 (BIG TEN ONLY) |
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The concert hall at the Sydney Opera House holds 2,700 people. This blog was viewed about 13,000 times in 2013. If it were a concert at Sydney Opera House, it would take about 5 sold-out performances for that many people to see it.
Dark-Eyed Juncos inhabit our backyard year round here in northern California. A few weeks ago every time I went out our sliding glass door to the backyard a Junco would fly around and up into a tree chirping and fluttering, chirping and fluttering. Often another Junco would also fly nearby. I was trying to figure out why the Junco was near our back door everyday. I knew that birds often fly around and chirp to attract attention away from a nest or babies but I didn't see any nests.
Well, guess what? I finally found a little nest in the boxwood bush by our back door. The nest was on the back side of the bush and concealed from sight. There were four little speckled eggs in the nest.
A few days later the eggs hatched and here is a picture of the baby birds. I had hoped to get a photo of the birds moving around, with their mouths open begging for food, or chirping. However, this is the only photo I got of the newly hatched birds. I didn't want to disturb the new hatchlings so I waited a couple of days before checking the nest again.
And guess what? The nest was empty! I couldn't find any trace of the baby birds or the broken egg shells. I hope the birds were mature enough to fledge the nest and not taken by night predators.
These are photos of the parent Juncos.
White-breasted Nuthatches visit my backyard birdfeeders. They are very easy to identify with a gray-blue back, white face, black or gray cap, and long narrow bill.
Excerpt from new Backyard Guide Series
The word "nuthatch" refers to their habit of wedging a seed in a crevice and then hacking or "hatching" it open by pounding at it with their chisel-like bill. Nuthatches are often referred to as "upside-down birds" because they forage by probing tree trunks with their heads facing downward. During their journeys down the trunk of a tree, they often pause, and then raise their head so that it is parallel to the ground—a unique posture among birds. The best-known family member is the white-breasted nuthatch, a bird of deciduous woods and tree-filled backyards. In woodlands, listen for the nuthatch's nasal honking calls anytime. Males and females always forage near each other and, in winter, in a mixed flock with chickadees and titmice.
The white-breasted nuthatch eats both insects and seeds, varying its fare with the seasons. Insects make up nearly 100 percent of their summer diet, with seeds being added in fall and winter. Autumn's extra seeds and nuts are sometimes stashed in tree bark crevices to be eaten later. White-breasted nuthatches will come to feeders for black-oil sunflower and other seeds, peanuts, or suet, but they tend to abandon backyard feeders almost entirely in spring and summer when insects are plentiful. Nuthatches are cavities nesters, but they seem to prefer tree cavities to nest boxes. Leaving old, dead trees standing—where this can be done safely—offers nuthatches potential foraging, "hatching," and nesting sites.
From Western Birds: Backyard Guide
by Bill Thompson III and the Editors of Bird Watcher's Digest
From the Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Watch Three Herons Grow Up in Eight Minutes – A video compiled from Cornell Lab's Live Bird Cam of the nest of the Great Blue Herons of Sapsucker Woods, Ithaca, NY
"Through cool spring mornings and crashing summer thunderstorms, the Great Blue Herons outside our office windows raised a boisterous trio this year. Thousands watched the youngsters grow up (way up), until they were ready for their first flights in mid-July. The nest is now empty, but we've compiled some of the season's best images so you can look back at the beauty, wonder, and humor of the heron family. Watch the highlights slideshow."
Since 2009 and possibly earlier, the male has returned every year, but this year's female appeared to me a new mate. This video slideshow features highlights from the season, following the pair as they court, lay eggs, and successfully raise three chicks.
For more about the herons visit http://allaboutbirds.org/cornellherons
The Cornell Lab of Ornithology's Celebrate Urban Birds is having their annual Funky Nests in Funky Places Contest!
Have you noticed any bird nests in your neighborhood? Peek in a hanging flower basket, a street light, a store sign, your barbecue grill, an old boot, or under a bridge! Birds build nests in the strangest places!
Be creative! Take a photo, create some artwork, shoot video, write a story or a poem, or create a sculpture. Just show a bird's nest built in some out-of-the-way or out-of-this-world place.
Contest details at http://celebrateurbanbirds.org/community/challenges/funky-nests-2013
We have four birdhouses, also known as nestboxes, in our backyard. Two of them are occupied this spring.
One nest box that has been the home of an Oak Titmouse family in past years is occupied by Chestnut-backed Chickadees this year. The other nestbox appears to provide a home for Wrens. The Chickadees are very active flying in and out of the nest box several times a day. I've seen the Wrens occasionally.
This live bird cam of Red-tailed Hawks is located in Ithaca, New York and is hosted by Cornell Lab.
Three fuzzy chicks have hatched. Viewers of the Cornell Hawks cam can tune in to see Big Red and Ezra feeding three bobbly headed, downy-white chicks. The first two hatched early morning on Monday, Earth Day, as thousands of people watched. The third youngster entered the world two days later. Big Red and Ezra have been busily provisioning them with chipmunks, starlings, snakes, and other prey, which they carefully tear into small pieces before giving to the nestlings (watch a video). The first nestling's official hatch time was 6:06 a.m. on Monday, April 22, and we have contacted the winner in the Guess the Hatch contest. Watch the nestlings live.
April 24, 2013 – The photo above shows Ezra (male Red-tailed hawk) Sheltering Family From the Rain
"We've seen the hawks brave all sorts of weather conditions over the last several weeks while sitting on their eggs. We have never seen them stay on the nest together during these events. Yesterday there was a downpour that lasted over 30 minutes and for the first time both parents stayed on the nest together. Ezra stood over Big Red, sheltering their nestlings from the rain." – Cornell Lab
On Sunday April 14, 2013, at approximately 13:40, the female heron laid her first egg. Great Blue Herons usually lay an egg every two or three days until the clutch is complete. It's been two days since the first egg was laid. Will she lay another tonight? Tomorrow? Keep watching!
The live camera of a Great Blue Heron nest is hosted each year by Cornell Lab in Ithaca, New York. Check back often to see how many eggs are laid and then watch as the eggs hatch!
Passionate for puffins? Now you can see Maine's delightful seabirds up close in live high-def action.
Thanks to Audubon and Explore.org, anyone with a computer or smart phone can watch live streaming video of these charismatic birds as they court, preen and strut about on Maine's remote Seal Island.
Once hunted off the island completely, the puffins are back and thriving after a nearly 40-year-long restoration program pioneered by Audubon.
Watch the puffins. Then follow the team on Tumblr to learn more about these "sea parrots" and the dedicated scientists and interns who are helping them thrive.
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Puffin Burrow Cam http://explore.org/#!/live-cams/player/puffin-burrow-cam
See Cornell Lab of Ornithology's newest live bird cam at The Peregrine Fund in Boise, Idaho of the American Kestrel. It features two views: one inside the nest box and another from the outside so you can see adults arrive and admire the western skyline. The eggs have hatched and there are five tiny baby birds! http://www.allaboutbirds.org/kestrels


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CITY OF BRENTWOOD City Council Chamber CALL TO ORDER Beginning Resolution No. 2895 ADJOURN TO CLOSED SESSION – 6:30 PM Conference with Real Property
Negotiators pursuant to Gov't Code § 54956.8 RECONVENE TO OPEN SESSION – 7:00 PM A. Pledge of Allegiance PRESENTATIONS A. Craig Cheslog, District Representative for Senator Torlakson, will announce an upcoming Senate Select Committee hearing on Bay Area Infrastructure. AGENDA REVIEW CITIZEN COMMENTS CONSENT CALENDAR 1. Approve Minutes of May 27, 2003. (K. Diaz) 2. Approve a Resolution authorizing the City Manager and/or Chief of Police to sign a funding agreement with the State Office of Traffic Safety in the amount of $132,498. (P. Ehler/K. Wahl/ M. Davies/K. King) 3. Approve recommendation from Youth Commission to appoint new Youth Commissioners and Adult Advisors. (C. Bronzan/P. Scherff) 4. Approve amendment to the Youth Commission bylaws. (C. Bronzan/P. Scherff) 5. Adopt and waive second reading of Ordinance 745 authorizing an amendment to the contract between the Board of Administration California Public Employees' Retirement System and the City of Brentwood; and approve a Resolution authorizing the Finance Director to facilitate internal loans necessary to pay the unfunded liability. (J. Stevenson) 6. Approve a Resolution quitclaiming any interest the City may have in an Offer of Dedication on the Rogge Property identified as APN 019-050-027, generally located south of Lone Tree Way and on the west side of Windy Springs Lane. (B. Grewal/M. Kirby/M. Sullivan) 7. Approve a Resolution quitclaiming any interest the City may have in an easement for water pipe purposes located on a portion of APN 019-010-008, the Pierce/Martin/Winco site on the north side of Lone Tree Way, generally located between Empire Avenue and Fairview Avenue. (B. Grewal/ M. Kirby/M. Sullivan) 8. Approve a Resolution quitclaiming an unimproved portion of Chestnut Street to Signature Properties, Inc., generally located between Garin Parkway and Sellers Avenue. (B. Grewal/ M. Kirby/M. Sullivan) 9. Approve a Resolution adopting new classification descriptions and compensation ranges for various classifications, effective July 1, 2003. (J. Stevenson/P. Standley) 10. Approve a Resolution amending four (4) Professional Design and Service Agreements as needed for project completions. (B. Grewal/P. Eldredge/M. Huber) 11. Approve a Resolution authorizing staff to temporarily close Sellers Avenue from Chestnut Street to Balfour Road for fifteen (15) working days for the reconstruction of Sellers Avenue. (B. Grewal/ B. Bornstein) 12. Approve a Resolution authorizing the City Manager to award Professional Service Agreements to Harris and Associates, AdvancedTec Engineering Group, and McHale Engineering for as-needed plan check services. (B. Grewal/D. Galey) 13. Approve a Resolution accepting all on-site and off-site public improvements for maintenance; accepting the Subdivision Maintenance Bonds and releasing the Subdivision Improvement Securities for Sand Creek Crossing Shopping Center, AIG Baker, Design Review 01-05, located south of Sand Creek Road, north of San Jose Avenue and east of Hwy 4 Bypass. (B. Grewal/ B. Bornstein/D. Boskovic) 14. Set July 22, 2003, as the date for the public hearing for the appeal of the Planning Commission's decision related to a condition of approval for the Arbor Ridge Apartment project. (M. Oshinsky/ D. Hill) PUBLIC HEARINGS 15. Consideration of a Resolution renewing the annual sewer service standby charge on vacant parcels of land within the City limits for Fiscal Year 2003-04, assessing the charge, and declaring that the charge be collected as part of the annual County Property Tax Bill. (B. Grewal/D. Galey) Consideration of a Resolution renewing the annual water service standby charge on vacant parcels of land within the City limits for Fiscal Year 2003-04, assessing the charge, and declaring that the charge be collected as part of the annual County Property Tax Bill. (B. Grewal/D. Galey) 16. Consideration of a Resolution declaring the formation of the City of Brentwood Community Facilities District No.3 and calling for a special election; a Resolution declaring the necessity to incur bonded indebtedness and calling for a special election; a Resolution determining the results of the special election and introduction of an Ordinance to levy the special taxes. (B. Grewal/ D. Galey) 17. Consideration of a Resolution confirming the existence of a public nuisance by keeping noxious weeds, creating a potential fire hazard, and authorizing staff to contract for abatement of parcels in non-compliance. (M. Oshinsky/R. Kidwell/B. Arteaga) 18. Consideration of an ordinance adding Chapter 15.04, Section 150 to the City of Brentwood Municipal Code titled, "Section 904.2.1 of the Uniform Building Code amended", requiring an automatic fire-extinguishing system on all commercial and industrial occupancies over 500 square feet in floor area. (M. Oshinsky/R. Kidwell) 19. Consideration of an Ordinance adding Chapter 8.40 Titled Construction and Demolition Debris Recycling, to Title 8 Health & Safety of the Brentwood Municipal Code. (M. Oshinsky/R. Kidwell) OLD BUSINESS 20. Council review of Code Requirements and city policy concerning water softeners. (M. Oshinsky/ R. Kidwell) NEW BUSINESS 21. Discuss City procedure regarding the use of real estate brokers for transactions of the lease or purchase of City and Agency owned real property. (H. 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Lost Highway - Yellowhammer Brewing
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4.5/5 rDev +19.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Pours a dark black lighted headed brew. The smell is a toasty light not burnt malt smell. The mouthfeel is light and reminiscent of a stout even though it is a stout. It is the best schwarzbier I have ever had. It is light enough to drink when outside in the heat. It is also a great brew for the guy looking for a fall back brew when they cannot find their favorite dark brew. For Porter lovers this brew is perfect for you. This is a great brew in the heat or in the winter. Awesome brew and a great local surprise.
Serving type: on-tap
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look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
served on-tap @ Alcove, Tuscaloosa, AL, into a mason jar
Pours the color of dark mud, the color of rye bread crusts but maybe one shade darker. Not much head, but that's the work of the bartender. It looks very light in the glass, which is style appropriate.
Lost Highway smells mostly of Cocoa Puffs and a watered-down cup of Maxwell House. Maybe a bowl of Cocoa Puffs with Maxwell House poured in it instead of milk. But not in a strong way; this beer struggles to give off much by way of aroma. It's those brown malts and no real yeast aromas. Not bad, just not at all exciting.
It finds some more to say on the palate, thankfully. Light coffee flavor right up front transitions to clean lager yeast flavor. The finish is, unexpectedly, fruity. Specifically it finishes with a taste of blackberries. Blackberry seeds, to be more precise.
The mouthfeel is pretty watery. I'm not looking for thickness in a lager like this but I am looking for a discernible body. It comes close to disappearing on your tongue. Overall, this is a pretty solid Schwarzbier. It's fresh and local, and that is usually good enough to get me to order a beer.
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A couple of months ago directv made me swap out my hughes director pack receiver and ever since i put the Directv brand receiver on my tv it has had a heavy green tint on the picture has anyone else had this problem?
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Posted 04 July 2013 - 01:16 AM
Do you have it hooked to your TV via component cable set? If so check and or replace the cables (red/blue/green) to see if thats corrects the issue.
Posted 04 July 2013 - 04:52 AM
Sounds like one of the cables is not plugged in all the way. I did this once on my setup. The cables were plugged in on each end but one of them lacked just a tiny bit being pushed all the way in.
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Posted 04 July 2013 - 07:52 AM
Indeed, how you are cabled to the TV may be it. What TV? Does it have HDMI input(s)?
Posted 04 July 2013 - 11:17 AM
If this is an SD receiver, there's probably something wrong with it.
We need to know what the model number of the replacement receiver is to make any kind of educated guess as to what the problem is. I'd be looking for something like D12-300 if it was a straight across swap.
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I work for a small non profit that has a couple of afternoons of set office hours but otherwise I can get my time in on my own schedule and some from home. I have care set up for my 7 year old on those work days and boys will do some time together free ranging in our small town between my office and the library, fav coffee shop etc. ,We also have a fabulous extended network of friends and family in town for boy support.
I'm feeling very blessed in being able to make this more creative educational move for my son. He's such an active physical kid - it will be so good for him to head out the door to run around the garden, visit the chickens, be free to clear his head whenever he needs. He already has a list of things he wants to learn together taped up on the door. Today he tells me we'll start with Grey Whales!


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In 2013 Christine Hayvice volunteered for the first time for the Vancouver Writers Fest. We caught up with her as she was preparing to leave for New Zealand, where she will be working on a book about her family at the Michael King Writers' Centre in Auckland.
Why did you decide to volunteer for the VWF this year?I am retired and for the past few years have enjoyed volunteering at cultural events including the film festival and at the Cultch. I've always attended some events at VWF but either lacked time and/or money to see very many. Volunteering gave me the opportunity to see so much more.
Was the experience what you had expected?It was more than I expected. I didn't know about the walk-a-writer gig and loved it. A chance to meet and chat with some of the authors.
Highlights?Seeing and listening to Eleanor Catton, especially the one hour event with her and Hal. And, as I'm a Kiwi, I'm always keen to catch New Zealand writers.
How long have you been coming to the Festival?Many years.
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What has been your favorite or most unusual experience at a reading or a literary festival?
My most unusual experience was leaving a Chuck Palahniuk reading with handfuls of candy and a very large blow-up skeleton. My favourite was hearing Richard Ford read last year at the Frederic Wood Theater. The space was intimate and he has that irresistible southern drawl. Also, he wore pink striped socks.
If someone loves your latest book, what would you recommend they read next?
If someone read my collection and enjoyed it, I'd recommend they search out another BC short story writer. There have been some excellent collections published in the past few years: The Beggar's Garden by Michael Christie; Once You Break a Knuckle by D.W. Wilson; Better Living Through Plastic Explosives by Zsuzsi Gartner. I'd say read them all.
What books might we be surprised to find on your bookshelf?
I have a well-thumbed copy of William Goldman's The Princess Bride in my bookshelf. It has sentimental value because it was one of the first novels I read as a child. I'm not sure if that's surprising, but there are no other books on my bookshelf with the caption "Hot Fairy-Tale Classic" on the cover.
What are you most looking forward to in coming to this year's Vancouver Writers Fest?
I have been coming to the Vancouver Writers Fest since I was a teenager, but this is my first time participating as an author. I'm looking forward to experiencing the festival from a completely different perspective. Plus Tomson Highway, Margaret Atwood, Joseph Boyden, and more; I don't think I could be more excited.
Three years ago I attended the writer's conference in San Miguel Allende, Mexico. That night at dinner the woman sitting next to me, whom I had never met before told me that several years ago her father had murdered her mother by flinging her off the balcony of their 14th floor apartment. By the time she was finished with her tale, I needed another margarita.
My latest book, The Harem Midwife, is set in Constantinople in the 16th century. The one I am working on now is set in a Palladio villa outside of Venice. I would recommend that reader abstain completely from reading anything whatsoever, not even the directions on a package of muffin mix, until this one is published.
The Idiot's Guide to Making Soap by Sally W. True and The Perfect Aquarium by Jeremy Gay.
Being on the other side of the podium. I have attended Writers Fest events for years and have always dreamed of being a presenter.
During the 2003 Vancouver Writers Fest, I met a burley Scottish writer named David R. Ross who'd just suffered a mild heart attack and was reluctant to drink or otherwise have fun. As it happened, I was reading Sherwin B. Nuland's How We Die: Reflections on Life's Final Chapter, and happened to have the book with me. So I read him Nuland's graphic description of what happens when a person dies of a heart attack. The clearly frightened Scottish writer's face turned white, and he left the room a few minutes later and went for a 4 hour walk. When he returned we had a long conversation about living and dying, and then we went off to a party together, where I noticed that he was eating and drinking with considerable gusto. I guess he'd made some sort of fundamental decision that living and dying were different things, and that he'd best have as much fun as possible while he could. (Ross lasted another seven years, and died of, you guessed it, a heart attack.)
My latest book is The Last of the Lumbermen. I can't think of another book that's like it, so I'd recommend that if they really enjoyed it, they should either read my own Virtual Clearcut, Or, The Way Things Are in my Home Town, which offers the documentary background for the novel. They could also rent the movie, Slapshot, to which The Last of the Lumbermen has a few parallels, particularly when it comes to slapstick comedy.
Probably the percentage of serious science books, or the complete works of Italian writer Primo Levi, who is the writer I most admire, and am, by both temperament and life experience, the least able to emulate.
I lived in Vancouver for 26 years, and because I was an urban planner there for a decade, I have a pretty intimate knowledge of the city and it's infrastructure. Whenever I'm there, I enjoy wandering around and cataloguing the changes. I also have a large number of old friends to visit, including four ex-wives. In 2003, after one of my events, I spent 10 minutes talking to an attractive stranger before I realized it was one of my ex-wives.
Earlier this year I read and gave a talk at Spur Festival in Toronto. It was the first time I participated in an event where I was the only author, and up until the last minute, I didn't know if I'd make it. I was nine and a half months pregnant, a week before my due date, and had booked the event against the strict orders of my midwife. I was also on crutches: I had fallen and twisted my ankle because my huge belly had thrown me off balance. I was quite a sight. To top it off, the first question from the audience was, "Are you a Zionist?" which I believe I handled quite diplomatically.
I'd like to recommend two new collections of short fiction by Canadian women writers: Nancy Jo Cullen's Canary and Eufemia Fantetti's Recipes for Disaster and Other Unlikely Tales of Love (which is coming up next month).
Shelves upon shelves of comics. Actually, they belong to my partner, but I have my own, modest collection of graphic novels and memoirs, and an even more modest collection of tiny comic books I created myself. I'm hoping to expand one of my essays ("You and What Army," about my time in the IDF) into a graphic novel one day.
I love this Festival, and I usually end up going to more events than I can handle. One year my friend and I were so exhausted by the end of the week, we could barely speak to each other beyond simple, fragmented sentences. Our brains were over stimulated. I actually said, "If anyone talks to me and it's longer than a sentence, I'm going to freak out." If I have to narrow it down, I've always loved the Literary Cabaret and the Poetry Bash. And the go-go dancers. Tell me you have go-go dancers this year!
This one time at a festival I got trapped behind two elderly ladies in a line. They had their noses buried in a Harlequin novel—One of them was reading it out loud and the other was providing sound effects. Did I mention these ladies were old? Cause I'm talking, like in their eighties, old! Needless to say I am now scared of: elderly women, Harlequin novels and line-ups. If someone loves your latest book, what would you recommend they read next?
My next book! *wink, wink, nudge, nudge* No seriously read it! But, if you get tired of me bossing you around and want to try something new I suggest reading my older books. What books might we be surprised to find on your bookshelf?
I may or may not have the Twilight series. They were a gift, I swear! What are you most looking forward to in coming to this year's Vancouver Writers Fest?
First off, I'm going to apologize in advance, but I'm pretty sure the highlight of my time will be stalking Maureen Johnson and Maggie Stiefvater. I'm also looking forward to new authors to fall in love with so that I can stalk them at next years Writers Fest!
My favorite experience is actually a recurring one. Does that count? Is that cheating? For The Raven Boys, I would ask someone in the audience to volunteer to be the voice of Gansey, and then together we would read a chapter to the rest of the audience. It's always great — when the reader is perfect as Gansey, the audience is delighted. And when the reader is impossible as Gansey, the audience is delighted. I love it when it breaks down into utter silliness.
Either Fire & Hemlock by Diana Wynne Jones, because it's dreamy, or Good Omens, by Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett, because it's thievy.
I find it very hard to shock people these days, so I'm not certain people would be surprised by anything I did. I say things like "I'm taking a stunt driving class" or "I just bought five miniature fainting goats" and they just say "Of course, what are you doing next weekend?" Possibly people would be shocked by all the Jack Higgins novels on my shelf. I was a huge fan of his books when I was a teen.
I've never been out to Vancouver, though many, many readers have asked. So I'm looking forward to meeting them. And I also hear that Vancouver is beautiful—I have heard rumors of mountains? And anyone who has read my latest series might know I have a bit of a thing for them.
Most unusual festival experience: Galle Festival, Sri Lanka. All the authors were welcomed by a reception on gorgeous government grounds that included a live orchestra and a band of young men in livery playing bagpipes. After some welcome speeches, we were instructed to follow the band down the road to a historic house where a party would unfold. As we teetered on our heels over the grass and cobblestones, cocktails in hand, a fireworks display began. The fireworks were so loud and near to us that many of us grew frightened as bangs and booms filled our ears and sparks and burnt pieces fluttered down over our heads and near our feet. (What a wonderful festival though. And I got to meet a personal hero, Tom Stoppard).
Motion Sickness by David Layton (great family memoir from a literary family), Max and the Cats by Moacyr Scliar (greatest living Brazilian author), Mad Shadows by Marie-Claire Blais (probably the most narcissistic monster mother in Can Lit).
Slash (rock biographies are a guilty pleasure). Andre Agassi's Open. Clarissa by Samuel Richardson (and yes, I've read the entire thing).
The Vancouver Seawall is my second favourite place on his earth to run (my favourite place is Dover Beach in Barbados). I can't wait to go for my morning run!
I was reading a poem once at Pulp Fiction Books in Vancouver, standing with my back to the front door. A crowd of people outside on the sidewalk suddenly began to talk very loudly. Without pausing in my reading, I turned, kicked the door open, and yelled at them to be quiet. Then continued with the poem, without really missing a beat. The people outside scattered. Everyone at the reading seemed to enjoy the incident as an extension of the poem—loudly—into the public sphere.
If that latest book is The Red Album, I'd say go read anything by Borges.
It's pretty predictable—wall-to-wall poetry and philosophy—but there's a sizeable section of new-age and self-help stuff from years ago, which I try to hide behind paintings my kids made.
Dirty Science sounds interesting, though it may not be what I think it is.
Pig's knuckles and cheese at a pub in Brno, Czech Republic. Also, read to a classroom of Grade 8 kids in Rigolet, Labrador, who protested being taken out of gym class to hear me by sticking their fingers in their ears and chanting nonsense syllables. Still not quite over that one.
A little book called Hard Light, which came out with Brick Books in 1998. Some of the best things I've ever written are in that one. Harder to find, but still in print.
A bookshelf is like an 18th century insane asylum. You shouldn't be surprised to find anything there.
I am really hoping to hit the Galloway Shuffle Board Night at the Legion this trip. Missed it last time through. Hey Steve! Save me a spot, would ya?


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New Liberty Theatre - 4/34 Wurlitzer Portland, Oregon Broadway Organ installation timeframe: 1918 - 1963   Back to the Oregon Original Theatre Installations page The original Liberty Theatre opened in 1916 as the T & D (Turner & Dankin circuit) Theatre. The house was renamed Liberty Theatre later that year.   The Liberty had three different Wurlitzers installed: In 1916, a 2/7 Style 3 Wurlitzer (opus 92) was installed. The status of this instrument in unknown. In June 1917, a 2/8, two chamber Style 4 Wurlitzer (opus 138) was installed temporarily on the stage while preparations were made for a new, larger organ. This instrument was removed eight months later and installed with additions in Portland's Mission Theatre and then later moved in 1920 to the Yakima Liberty Theatre. ** In 1918, the "New" Liberty opened and a 4/34, "Special" Wurlitzer (opus 164) was installed. According to Eugene Nye's detailed records, installation was performed by a Mr. Cockcroft with tonal finishing by Louis Maas. The instrument had 2057 pipes, a 35 HP blower and 158 stop tabs on the console.   ** Editor's note: The Judd Walton Wurlitzer opus lists incorrectly show this instrument going to the Yakima Capitol Theatre.   Liberty Theatre, 1918 console in the theatre   The Seattle Coliseum and Portland Liberty were the largest Wurlitzer theatre organs built until the 36 rank installation in the New York Paramount in 1926. The Denver Auditorium was also an early 36 rank organ, but it was a concert organ, not built for movie accompaniment.   A matching organ was installed in the Coliseum Theatre in Seattle (both theatres were under the direction of Jensen and Von Herberg, who were also responsible for the earlier landmark Seattle Liberty Theatre organ).   Theatre owner/operators Jensen and Von Herberg showcased the instrument and hired the country's top theatre organ names of the period - Henry Murtagh, Henri Keates, Albert Hay Mallotte. Henri Keates was house organist for many years until retiring in 1925.   Looking South from Oak Street. Note "Statue of Liberty" signage on right.   According to William Hansen: "Over the years the most effective 32' Diaphone and general power of the organ caused considerable plaster damage in the theatre. The organ was played day and night for well over ten years, and the middle keys of the Great and Accompaniment manuals were worn well through the ivories, deeply into the wood base. It was a great success all the way around."   Broadway, looking south. Liberty Theatre on right c.1950   Below is a 1950's street scene image from a postcard. The Liberty Theatre signage is visable at the far left. Note also the Sherman Clay Music sign above the Payless Drug store.   Postcard view offering a glimpse of the Liberty Theatre, far left, c.1950s   According to Eugene Nye, the organ was last used in the theatre in February, 1959. Sometime around 1964, the 32' Diaphone and 4' Harmonic Flute were given to Dennis Hedberg in exchange for work on the organ.   Looking South on Broadway, c.1955. Fox and Paramount Theatre signage also visible in the background.   In the mid 1960's, the organ was sold to Lou DuMoulin of Seattle who installed it in the former Granada Theatre in West Seattle. The Granada Organ Loft Club was formed and Lou later sold the organ to the group.   In 1974, the Forchuks (Organ Grinder financiers) and Dennis Hedberg purchased the instrument and used a portion of it in the Organ Grinder Restaurant in Portland; most notably the 32' Diaphones and 4 rank Vox Humana chorus (with one rank going to 16'). The remainder of the instrument was dispersed for parts.   c.1950's   c.1954. Orpheum, Broadway and Paramount Theatre signage visible in the distance.   c.1950s About this site© PSTOS, 1998-2006
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Christina Georgina Rossetti (5 December 1830 – 29 December 1894 / London)
A Farm Walk
The year stood at its equinox
And bluff the North was blowing,
A bleat of lambs came from the flocks,
Green hardy things were growing;
I met a maid with shining locks
Where milky kine were lowing.
She wore a kerchief on her neck,
Her bare arm showed its dimple,
Her apron spread without a speck,
Her air was frank and simple.
She milked into a wooden pail
And sang a country ditty,
An innocent fond lovers' tale,
That was not wise nor witty,
Pathetically rustical,
Too pointless for the city.
She kept in time without a beat
As true as church-bell ringers,
Unless she tapped time with her feet,
Or squeezed it with her fingers;
Her clear unstudied notes were sweet
As many a practised singer's.
I stood a minute out of sight,
Stood silent for a minute
To eye the pail, and creamy white
The frothing milk within it;
To eye the comely milking maid
Herself so fresh and creamy:
'Good day to you,' at last I said;
She turned her head to see me:
'Good day,' she said with lifted head;
Her eyes looked soft and dreamy,
And all the while she milked and milked
The grave cow heavy-laden:
I've seen grand ladies plumed and silked,
But not a sweeter maiden;
But not a sweeter fresher maid
Than this in homely cotton,
Whose pleasant face and silky braid
I have not yet forgotten.
Seven springs have passed since then, as I
Count with a sober sorrow;
Seven springs have come and passed me by,
And spring sets in to-morrow.
I've half a mind to shake myself
Free just for once from London,
To set my work upon the shelf
And leave it done or undone;
To run down by the early train,
Whirl down with shriek and whistle,
And feel the bluff North blow again,
And mark the sprouting thistle
Set up on waste patch of the lane
Its green and tender bristle.
And spy the scarce-blown violet banks,
Crisp primrose leaves and others,
And watch the lambs leap at their pranks
And butt their patient mothers.
Alas, one point in all my plan
My serious thoughts demur to:
Seven years have passed for maid and man,
Seven years have passed for her too;
Perhaps my rose is overblown,
Not rosy or too rosy;
Perhaps in farmhouse of her own
Some husband keeps her cosy,
Where I should show a face unknown.
Good-bye, my wayside posy.
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Tied: Meredith & Derek trying to find a place to have sex (even though it was kind of ridiculous notion that they couldn't move Zola's crib into one of their newly vacant rooms they have, but funny none the less) and Callie leading Arizona to the trailer.
I really hope not, but it would be very understandable and not surprising if they did.
No, because it like apples and oranges.
Without a doubt Callie/Arizona
I don't think that there is a worst couple per se, but if I had to chose it would probably be Ben/Bailey.
Ok i'm gonna do the rank 1,2,3 on some questions
Fav Scene: 1. Mer/Der trying to find somewhere to have sex! hilarious, 2. Alex reading the love letter 3. Ben telling Bailey he know's her.
Yang and Owen: They need time to work thing's out and time alone. Truth and Trust is important for any relationship and seem's like there is none of that in this relationship. I wouldn't want to live like this.
Teddy: Owen did the right thing professionally, personally he was stuck between a rock and a hard call to make. Would you really call a doctor out of an operation to tell them there husband/wife has died probably.
Best Couple: 1.Mer/Der 2.Richard/Adele 3.Bailey/Ben
Worst Couple: 1.Der/Addie 2.Bailey/Eli 3.Mark/Julia
Best couple: Calzona, love that Callie is actually getting her priorities straight this season. And yes, the chemistry is STILL there.
Worst couple: It's a tie. Baiben. Just can't get into them. Bailey had more chemistry with Eli. Avery/Mark, the bromance has become annoying. Avery has become annoying. It's like the writers are trying so hard with these two and keep forcing Avery down my throat.
Fave scene: Callie surprising Arizona with the trailer. Callie's little dance and Arizona's trying face at the end. Great scene.
Crowen: They need to split up. Sometimes love just isn't enough when both parties want the opposite. Both feel really strongly about their side, so I don't see either of them changing their minds. If they stay together, they will only end up resenting each other. Children is a definite deal breaker.
Teddy: She will forgive him but not now. It's too soon. She's still grieving. What she said was harsh but then again so was him blatantly lying to her face. When he said he needed a friend, that was just insensitive considering what she lost.
1. Alex with the little girl. I adore Alex. It's absurd that he still has no love life.
2. C/O should be done. The real Cristina Yang would've dumped him long ago.
3. Could not care less about Teddy. She needs to leave and take Owen with her.
4. I don't like any of the current couples. MerDer are boring, and the others are just there.
5. Grandpa Mark and pre-teen Lexi. He's way too old and experienced for her, and she's an absolute child. Callie/AZ also have zero chemistry. They are pure fast forward material.
4. Mark and Lexie (FYI He's not 20 years older, that would make him 50 LMAO. Also to the person that said Mark well never be faithful what show are you watching? Because Mark and Lexie were always faithful to each other) Meredith/Derek (Also they aren't boring and have never been boring. They have more Sparks then almost any couple on this show.)
5. C/A & J/S - C/A makes me ill, Arizona Deserves better. Callie is just one selfish person. Jackson is just creepy, He has some kind of man crush on mark and i just cringe, of course Jesse Can't act at all so it makes it even worse
Favorite Scene: Rock, Paper, Scissors...I just thought it was so funny.
Favorite Couples: I love the Sloan/Avery bromance, but I also love Calzona. I guess I just wish that Arizona were more bubbly and bright the way she was in previous seasons.
Worst Couple: Sloan and Lexie...I'm just so over it. I mean, I'm all for Addison coming back and being with Mark or something...but Lexie's character just doesn't interest me enough.
Worst couple: Lexie and Lexie. Yeah, I mean it.
She's been doing nothing for several years. Am I the only one who remembers when she was the brightest of the interns? When a lot was made of her trick memory that she used to save George and then the guy with the ear problem?
Since Sloan she's basically just been a stick figure. First, just as a sex symbol. Now, she's just the person people talk to while she looks beautiful and opens those big eyes wider.
She seldom really interacts with anyone at all except to cast loving, longing glances at Sloan who's twenty years older than her. She needs a younger man, one who is not burdened with a couple of children (including one close to her own age).
Of course, I also know she is being kept in reserve. If Ellen Pompeo leaves she becomes the "Grey". But currently she is essentially boring.
1. Favorite Scene
*CrOwen's elevator scene, hearbreaking and vent scene, powerful
*Slei's chocolate scene,simple love
2. Cristina & Owen- meant to be,Made for each other
3. Teddy- she should forgive Owen,the speech's incredible,be mad for that?
4. Best couple-Calzona , always be happy!!
5. Worst couple- MerDer (too boring )& BaiBe (too fake)
1 - my fave season is the one between teddy and owen. That powerful scene left me staring without blinking. Kudos to Kim Raver for a job well done, I felt her pain.
2 - I never liked Cristina and Owen. And I hope they don't survive coz realistically speaking they shouldn't. I mean they have diff views in life. They stay together they will just end up fighting. They will both be so miserable. I like Teddy with Owen, I think they are hot together.
3 - What Teddy said to Owen was just too harsh but I think it's justifiable. She is grieving for the love of her life. Plus Owen came to her saying, 'I need a friend right now.' Dude that is so wrong. For sure they will patch things up at some point, and please hook up together already!
4 - I want to answer Teddy and Henry, but he's already dead. Gawd! Henry is the sweetest. So I'll answer Calzona.
5 - Cristina - Owen. Split up already!


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