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Brookline Poetry Series
- Timing of performances:
- 1:30 PM • Doors open
- 1:45 PM • Open mike sign-up
- 2 – 4 PM • Poetry readings
N.B. Usually the third Sunday of the month. On rare occasions, this may vary to accommodate holidays or special Library events, so be sure to check the Library Calendar or this page before attending. (Also, all meetings are held at the Main Library if possible, but on very rare occasions we have had to move to the Coolidge Corner Branch because of a scheduling conflict.)
Featured Readers
Oct 20, 2013 • Cleopatra Mathis
Cleopatra Mathis was born and raised in Ruston, Louisiana, of Greek and Cherokee descent. Her first five books of poems were published by Sheep Meadow Press. A sixth collection of poems, White Sea, was published by Sarabande Books in 2005. Her work has appeared widely in anthologies, textbooks, magazines and journals, including The New Yorker, Poetry, American Poetry Review, Tri-Quarterly, The Southern Review, The Georgia Review, The Made Thing: An Anthology of Contemporary Southern Poetry, The Extraordinary Tide: Poetry by American Women, The Practice of Poetry, and Best American Poetry, 2009.
Various prizes for her work include two National Endowment for the Arts grants, in 1984 and 2003; the Jane Kenyon Award for Outstanding Book of Poems in 2001; the Peter Lavin Award for Younger Poets from the Academy of American Poets; two Pushcart Prizes: 1980 and 2006; The Robert Frost Resident Poet Award; a 1981-82 Fellowship in Poetry at the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown, Massachusetts; The May Sarton Award; and Individual Artist Fellowships in Poetry from both the New Hampshire State Council on the Arts and the New Jersey State Arts Council.
Most recently, she was the Poetry Fellow at the Dora Maar House in Menerbes, Provence, France, sponsored by the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston, Texas. She is the Frederick Sessions Beebe '35 Professor of the Art of Writing at Dartmouth College, where she has directed the Creative Writing Program since 1982.
Nov 17, 2013 • Lee Sharkey
In 1974, Lee Sharkey bought a hundred-year-old Pearl platen press, taught herself to set type and print, and produced over the course of a long Maine winter her first poetry chapbook. Over the next four years, under the imprint South Solon Press, she produced two more chapbooks of her own poetry, portfolios of other poets' work, and ephemera such as poems on paper lunch bags.
Since then, she has continued to work both on and off the grid as a writer, teacher, and editor. Her publications include six chapbooks and four full-length volumes, Calendars of Fire (Tupelo Press, 2013); A Darker, Sweeter String (Off the Grid Press, 2008); To A Vanished World (Puckerbrush, 1995), a poem sequence in response to Roman Vishniac's photographs of Eastern European Jewry in the years just preceding the Nazi Holocaust; and Farmwife (Puckerbrush Press, 1977).
She is the recipient of the Abraham Sutzkever Centennial Award in Translation (2013), the 2010 Maine Arts Commission's Individual Artist Fellowship in Literary Arts and the 1997 Rainmaker Award in Poetry, judged by Carolyn Forché. Her poems have appeared in Ancora Imparo, Cerise Press, Crazyhorse, Drunken Boat, FIELD, Kenyon Review, Nimrod, The Pinch, Prairie Schooner, Seattle Review, and many other literary magazines. Since 2003 she has co-edited the Beloit Poetry Journal, one of the country's oldest and most respected poetry journals.
Dec 15, 2013 • Afaa Michael Weaver - CANCELLED
Cancelled because of bad weather and treacherous conditions.
Afaa Michael Weaver, formerly known as Michael S. Weaver, was born to working class parents in Baltimore. He attended public schools and graduated as a National Merit finalist at the age of sixteen. After two years at the University of Maryland, he entered the world of factory life alongside his father and uncles and remained a factory worker for fifteen years. These years were a literary apprenticeship during which he wrote and published poetry, short fiction, and freelance journalism. During that time he also started 7th Son Press and Blind Alleys, a literary journal.
His first book of poetry, Water Song, was published in 1985 as part of the Callaloo series. He received a NEA fellowship for poetry six months after signing the contract for the collections and left factory life to accept admission into Brown University's graduate writing program on a full university fellowship, where he completed the MA with a focus on theater and playwriting. Concurrently, he completed his BA in Literature in English through Excelsior College.
Tess Onwueme, the Nigerian playwright, gave him the Ibo name "Afaa," meaning "oracle," while Dr. Perng Ching-hsi, of National Taiwan University has given him the Chinese name "Wei Yafeng," derived from "Wei" for flourishing or blossoming, and "Yafeng," the title of a section of poems from The Book of Songs, the oldest anthology of Chinese poetry.
Since Water Song, he has published several more collections of poetry, most recently The Government of Nature (Pitt Poetry Series, 2013), as well as The Plum Flower Dance: Poems 1985 to 2005 (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2007); Multitudes; Sandy Point; and The Ten Lights of God, all of which appeared in 2000. His full-length play Rosa was produced in 1993 at Venture Theater in Philadelphia under a small-Equity contract. His short fiction appears in Gloria Naylor's Children of the Night and in Maria Gillan's Identity Lessons.
He has been a Pew fellow in poetry and taught in National Taiwan University and Taipei National University of the Arts in Taiwan as a Fulbright Scholar. At Simmons College in Boston, he is the Alumnae Professor of English and director of the Zora Neale Hurston Literary Center and Chairman of the Simmons International Chinese Poetry Conference.
Jan 19, 2014 • Susan Nisenbaum Becker and Gary Whited
SUSAN NISENBAUM BECKER's poetry has appeared in Avatar, Phoebe, Salamander, Comstock Review, Poetry East, Wilderness House Literary Review, Consequence, Lumina, Slipstream, and Calyx, among others. She is a playwright, actor, and arts organizer for which she has received several Massachusetts Cultural Council arts grants. She has been awarded residencies at the Banff Center for the Arts; Yaddo, where she held the Martha Pulver Walsh Residency; and the MacDowell Colony. Her work was nominated for a 2011 Pushcart Prize. Her first book, Little Architects of Time and Space, was published in October 2013 by WordTech.
GARY WHITED is a poet, philosopher, and psychotherapist. He grew up on the plains of eastern Montana. His poems have appeared in Salamander; Plainsongs, where he received an editor's prize; The Aurorean; Atlanta Review, where he received and International Merit Award; and Comstock Review. He is a member of the Jamaica Pond Poets and a contributing author of their first anthology, titled This Great Gift, collected poems of grief and healing. He is also a contributing author to a collection of essays in honor of his philosophy teacher, Henry Bugbee, titled Wilderness and the Heart: Henry Bugbee's Philosophy of Place, Presence and Memory.
His manuscript, Having Listened, was selected as the winner of the Homebound Publications 2013 Poetry Contest. Having Listened offers a collection of poems that speak from the confluence of a childhood on the prairie remembered and an encounter with the haunting voice of 5th century BCE Greek thinker Parmenides echoing across 2500 years. He is currently at work on a new translation of the poems of Parmenides.
Feb 16, 2014 • Paul Nemser
Paul Nemser's book Taurus, which won the New American Poetry Prize, was published in November, 2013 by New American Press. His chapbookTales of the Tetragrammaton will be published in summer 2014. His poems recently appeared or are forthcoming in AGNI, Blackbird, Raritan, Third Coast Fulcrum, Poetry, Raritan, TriQuarterly, and Tupelo Quarterly. In the 1970's, he co-translated two books of Ukrainian poetry: B.I. Antonych, Square of Angels (Ardis Press 1977) and I. Drach, Orchard Lamps (Sheep Meadow Press 1978). The Drach book edited by Stanley Kunitz, won a PEN Translation Award. He lives in Cambridge, MA.
Mar 16, 2014 • Vivek Narayanan
VIVEK NARAYANAN's two books of poems are Universal Beach (Harbour Line Press 2006/In Girum Books, 2011) and Life and Times of Mr. S (HarperCollins India, 2012). He is a coeditor of the literary magazine Almost Island and its press and has worked at Sarai, a program of the Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, which focuses on experimental and interdisciplinary theory and practice in New Delhi.
His work has been included in several recent anthologies, such as The HarperCollins Book of English Poetry (HarperCollins India, 2012), 60 Indian Poets (Penguin Books India, 2008), and The Bloodaxe Book of Contemporary Indian Poetry and Language for a New Century: Contemporary Poetry from the Middle East, Asia, and Beyond (W.W. Norton, 2008).
In addition to publishing poetry, he has conducted experiments with technology, performance, physical space, movement, site-specific poetry, and audience interaction through a series of collaborations with other artists. He earned a Master's Degree in Cultural Anthropology from Stanford University, and an MFA in Creative Writing from Boston University. He is currently a Fellow at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard.
Apr 6, 2014 • Katie Peterson and Elaine Terranova
Note that this event will be held on April 6 , 2014, which is the first Sunday of the month. This is because the Library is closed on the third Sunday of April 2014 for Easter, and the first Sunday worked best for the organizers and the featured poets.
KATIE PETERSON is the author of two new collections of poetry published in 2013, Permission (New Issues) and The Accounts (University of Chicago Press). Her first book, This One Tree, was selected by William Olsen for the New Issues Poetry Prize and published in 2006. She has reviewed poetry for the Chicago Tribune, the New Orleans Review, and the Boston Review. She earned a B.A. at Stanford University and a doctorate in English and American Literature and Language at Harvard, where her dissertation on Emily Dickinson won the Howard Mumford Jones Prize.
She has taught at Deep Springs College and Bennington College and is a recipient of fellowships from the Bread Load Writers' Conference, the Foundation for Contemporary Arts, the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, the Summer Literary Seminars, and Yaddo. She lives in Somerville and teaches at Tufts University.
ELAINE TERRANOVA is the author of six collections of poetry, most recently, Dollhouse, winner of the Off the Grid Press 2013 Poetry Award. Not To, New and Selected Poems (Sheep Meadow Press, 2006) was a runner-up for the Poetry Society's William Carlos Williams Award. She received the 1990 Walt Whitman Award for her first book, The Cult of the Right Hand (Doubleday, 1991). Her chapbook Elegiac: Footnotes to Rilke's Duino Elegies was published by Cervena Barva Press in 2010. Her poems have appeared in The New Yorker, The American Poetry Review, Ploughshares, Prairie Schooner, The Virginia Quarterly Review and other magazines, and in such anthologies as, A Gift of Tongues, Blood to Remember: American Poets write about the Holocaust, and Articulations: The Body and Illness in Poetry. She has published prose in Boulevard, South Loop Review, Yaakov Murchada, Per Contra, and Frigate. Her work has been part of The Poetry Society's Poetry in Motion project. Her translation of Euripides' Iphigenia at Aulis was published by the University of Pennsylvania Press (1998). She has received a Pushcart Prize, a Pew Fellowship in the Arts, and a National Endowment in the Arts Fellowship in Literature.
May 18, 2014 • Pablo Medina
PABLO MEDINA was born in Havana, Cuba and moved to New York City at the age of 12. He has published 13 books of poetry, fiction, nonfiction and translation, including most recently the poetry collections, Cubop City Blues (Grove Press, 2012), and The Man Who Wrote on Water (Hanging Loose Press, 2011). His work has appeared in magazines and journals worldwide and has been translated into several languages. He has received fellowships from the Oscar B. Cintas Foundation, the state arts councils of New Jersey and Pennsylvania, the National Endowment for the Arts, the Rockefeller Foundation, and the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. He currently lives in Boston and is professor in the Department of Writing, Literature and Publishing at Emerson College.
Sep 21, 2014 • Jeffrey Harrison
Jeffrey Harrisonr is the author of five books of poetry, including The Singing Underneath, selected by James Merrill for the National Poetry Series in 1987, Feeding the Fire, winner of Sheila Motton Award from the New England Poetry Club in 2002, Incomplete Knowledge, which was runner-up for the Poets' Prize in 2008, and Into Daylight, published in 2014 by Tupelo Press as the winner of the Dorset Prize. A selected poems, The Names of Things, was published in 2006 by the Waywiser Press in the U.K.
A recipient of Guggenheim and NEA Fellowships, as well as other honors, Harrison has published poems in The New Republic, The New Yorker, Poetry, AGNI, The Yale Review, The Hudson Review, The Kenyon Review, The Twentieth Century in Poetry, and in many other magazines and anthologies. Garrison Keillor has read over a dozen of his poems on his radio show The Writer's Almanac. He has taught at George Washington University, Phillips Academy, where he was Writer-in-Residence, College of the Holy Cross, Framingham State, the Stonecoast MFA Program, and at various summer programs and schools as a visiting writer.
History of the Brookline Poetry Series
The Brookline Poetry Series was founded in the spring and summer of 2001 by our friend and fellow poet Diane Collins Ouellette. Diane died of cancer several months into the series, and, with her husband Berred's support, we continued. We are guided by her original mission: a quality venue for local poets, both published and yet-to-be published; a place for a multiplicity of poetic voices; a series particularly dedicated to featuring the work of Brookline poets.
In the years since, we have featured the best contemporary voices in American poetry, as well as many fine local poets.
We are dedicated to providing a forum for poets of all experience to listen and read their work. In 2005, the Boston Globe named us the Best in Boston for our open mike.
We welcome all Boston-area poets to our series.
Since March 2008, the series has been held at the Public Library of Brookline.
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Singletary fired as 49ers' head coach
The 49ers fired head coach Mike Singletary late Sunday evening.
York: 49ers will hire GM
Following the 49ers' 25-17 loss to the Rams that eliminated them from playoff contention, owner Jed York said the team will look to hire a general manager.
Rams eliminate 49ers from playoff contention
Sam Bradford set an NFL record for completions in a rookie season and his first touchdown pass in four games gave the Rams breathing room in a 25-17 victory over the 49ers on Sunday.
49ers pick Troy Smith to start vs. Rams
The 49ers are in must-win mode with two weeks to play and the team has announced Troy Smith will be their starting quarterback for at least the first of those games, this coming Sunday against the Rams.
Disappointing pass rush a major problem for 49ers
The 49ers' defensive backs have received well-deserved heat this season, but daily observers believe the team's disappointing pass rush has been as much, if not more, responsible for the secondary's shortcomings.
49ers going back to QB Troy Smith
The 49ers' flip-flopping with their starting quarterbacks continues this week as they have decided to go back to Troy Smith.
Singletary deciding which Smith to start
49ers head coach Mike Singletary won't say which Smith will start at quarterback for Sunday's game against the Rams.
Colts' playoff streak in prestigious company
With the Colts having made the playoffs eight straight seasons, NFList examines the longest such playoff streaks, including one by Dallas under Tom Landry.
Cardinals, 49ers eyeing QBs of the future
In light of both teams' struggles this season, we hear Arizona and San Francisco are likely to be in the market for a starting quarterback this offseason, someone like Stanford's Andrew Luck, according to NFC West Whispers.
49ers place Nedney, LaBoy on I.R.
The 49ers placed LB Travis LaBoy and PK Joe Nedney on injured reserve Saturday.
Players' inability to maintain success a problem for Niners
Shaking their heads after the Niners' latest disappointing loss in San Diego, sources on the scene believe perhaps the most disturbing aspect of this year's team is the full-scale lack of progress that has been shown by a host ...
Jackson catches three TDs to lead Bolts
Vincent Jackson had a career-high three touchdown catches as the San Diego Chargers beat the San Francisco 49ers 34-7 on Thursday night to stay alive in the AFC West race.
Chargers avoid Thursday-night blackout
The Chargers sold enough tickets to avoid a blackout for their Thursday-night game against the 49ers.
Smith returns to lead 49ers past 'Hawks
Alex Smith threw for 255 yards and three touchdowns in a triumphant return to the starting lineup following a five-game absence, and the 49ers improved their once-slim playoff hopes with a 40-21 victory over the NFC West rival Seattle Seahawks ...
Singletary trying to rein in his emotions
Known for his outbursts on the sideline and in the locker room, 49ers head coach has been trying to keep a calmer demeanor lately, according to NFC West Whispers.
The 49ers lost Manningham to a left knee injury in the third quarter when he was hit low by Seattle linebacker Leroy Hill and fumbled before he hit the turf.||||||| Manningham was on the ground for several minutes before being helped off the field and being taken to the locker room on a cart.
Manningham is active for Sunday's game at Seattle.||||||| Manningham is dealing with a shoulder injury.
Manningham is among the inactives with a shoulder injury for the San Francisco 49ers against the Seattle Seahawks on Thursday night.||||||| Manningham was injured early against New York last weekend.
The San Francisco 49ers have officially added a player who helped deny them a trip to the Super Bowl, reaching a two-year deal with Manningham.||||||| Manningham was a postseason star for the New York Giants. He caught three TD passes, including a 17-yarder in the fourth quarter of New York's 20-17 overtime win over San Francisco in the NFC title game. He then keyed the winning 88-yard drive in the Super Bowl win over New England with an over-the-shoulder 38-yard catch between two defenders on which he managed to stay inbounds. Manningham had 39 catches for 523 yards and four touchdowns in the regular season.
The San Francisco 49ers have officially added a player who helped deny them a trip to the Super Bowl, reaching a two-year deal with Manningham.||||||| The team announced the deal on Thursday, five days after Manningham's agent, Drew Rosenhaus, said the sides agreed to terms. Manningham was a postseason star for the New York Giants. He caught three TD passes, including a 17-yarder in the fourth quarter of New York's 20-17 overtime win over San Francisco in the NFC title game. Manningham had 39 catches for 523 yards and four touchdowns in the regular season.


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I'm sure that everyone knows this by now, but Danny Cleary is back with the Red Wings. Some people are OK with it, some not so much. I don't think I've seen or heard anyone particularly ecstatic...
Some interesting news regarding the arena situation in Detroit. I really hope they turn the Joe into some type of museum for Detroit sports. Either way, going to be sad day when they finally do move from there.
via 3.bp.blogspot.com You know how side characters in TV shows can become so popular that they become main characters? Roger from American Dad, the Fonz, Steve Urkel and even Sipowicz were all ...
Check out this video about a 65-year old Detroit area woman and Red Wings fan who, at age 65, decided to begin playing ice hockey.
This is still the greatest hockey game I've ever watched.
We're not #1 on the list but as for ruining sports we were the source that started it and it was Florida that took it to ridiculous levels. As for an Octopi hitting the ice after every playoff goal that stretching the truth. On a side note I'm sure everyone here will agree that #1 is one of the most annoying things to happen to sports ever. It was the main reason I muted the TV during the World Cup. God forbid if they start handing them out at hockey games.
Although technically not in the record books, Darren McCarty fought 7 pink shirted, hat strapped to the belt loop thugs in 1997. I open the shed door and I see it. A hockey stick that has the...
The hits just keep on coming. Word is that Todd Bertuzzi is out of Wednesday's game against the Canucks due to back pain. It will be the first game the Tuzz has missed in his second stint with the Wings. Per Khan(!), Datsyuk, Hudler and Franzen will all sit out for the game, but Osgood might be back. No word on what the Wings will do, since they have no salary cap space to call anyone up. Anyone know any forwards willing to play for free?
Well, we've all heard the news: reports are that the Red Wings are close to signing a deal with former Shark Evgeni Nabokov, who had been toiling in the KHL. Everything is still being kept under wraps, but we'll have a post up once we know more. Keep in mind that if a deal is signed with him, he needs to clear waivers before officially becoming a part of the team.
Toronto did us a favor and signed Brett Lebda today.
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PEKIN, Ill. -- A Pekin man made good on a pledge on Thursday after reaching his goal in the annual Duck Race benefiting the Center for Prevention of Abuse.
Pekin Insurance employee Joe Ricigliano sold 2,500 ducks in time for the race last Saturday.
Thursday several of his co-workers gathered to watch Joe lose his hair. That's right his hair. A barber trimmed all of Joe's hair off his head.
Joe said he made the pledge to help raise awareness about the problem of abuse.
"It takes an individual tremendous effort to develop the courage to move forward and change their life. Hopefully by just doing this it might help even one family," he said.
The annual Duck Race raised close to $170,000. More than 25,000 ducks were sold.


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Chicago, IL (Sports Network) - Derrick Rose poured in 29 points, including nine in the fourth quarter, as the Bulls snapped a seven-game series skid against the Los Angeles Lakers with an 88-84 triumph at United Center. Carlos Boozer tallied 10 points and 11 rebounds for the Bulls, who have won four in a row overall. This was their first victory over the Lakers since December 19, 2006 in the Windy City. Luol Deng netted 14 points and Kyle Korver 13 in the win. Rose also had nine assists.
Kobe Bryant had 23 points and seven assists for the Lakers, who had a season- low in scoring and had a three-game winning streak broken. Bryant (26,398) moved into 11th place on the NBA's all-time scoring list, passing John Havlicek (26,395). Dominique Wilkins (26,668) is in 10th place. Pau Gasol added 21 points, eight boards and four blocks for the Lakers, while Lamar Odom contributed 18 points and eight rebounds.
Korver's two free throws widened Chicago's lead to 81-69 with 4:38 remaining, but the Bulls got sloppy with turnovers. That allowed the Lakers to rally and Derek Fisher's three-ball from the left corner drew LA within 83-80 with 48.4 seconds left. Rose then took matters into his own hands, dribbling between two defenders before rising up to hit a foul-line jumper with 25.2 seconds left.
A put-back from Matt Barnes had the visitors within three again with 16.2 seconds left, but Rose made 1-of-2 from the charity stripe with 14.9 on the clock for an 86-82 margin. Bryant then split the difference on his two free throws with 11.9 seconds left, and Chicago sealed the win at the foul line when Ronnie Brewer made two with 10.7 ticks left.
The Lakers surged to a 13-point lead in the first quarter. Odom's put-back jam moved the score to 22-9. The Bulls trailed 22-12 after 12 minutes, but limited the Lakers to four made field goals in the second. Rose and Korver combined for 17 points in the period, helping Chicago gain the lead going into halftime. The Bulls closed the half on a 19-3 spurt with Rose's floater ending the half for a 36-32 difference.
It was tight for most of the third quarter, but the Bulls pulled away late in the period and led by as many as 10 before going to the fourth with a 66-58 advantage. Brewer, who had 10 points, made all six of his foul shots...Barnes had 10 points and seven rebounds...LA went 3-of-13 from three-point range...The Bulls improved to 11-3 this season when they hold their opponents under 100 points.


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In Russia of the post-WWII era, aging doctor Nicolai (Sergey Makovetsky – DUSKA) returns to an old, abandoned hotel outside of Liepzig, Germany, the place where he first met his great love 50 years ago, and relives his romantic tragedy. The hotel still bears the traces of its impressive past. As a young medical student travelling from Moscow en route to Paris, young Nicolai (Leonid Bichevin) meets and falls in love with the beautiful courtesan Elise (Sylvia Hoeks) at the hotel, which is also a brothel. Nicolai prolongs his stay, despite Elise's friend Nina's (Renata Litvinova – PASSIONS) discouragement. After a few days, it becomes obvious that their love is doomed, and he is forced to depart: Elise "belongs" to the old Count (Dieter Hallervorden – DIE DIDI SHOW), who also owns the hotel. Five years later upon Nicolai's return to the hotel on his was back to Moscow, the Count takes violent measures. Elise makes a choice for the young Nicolai and the Count stops his payments to her. Her debts mean Elise, who has also fallen ill, cannot leave the hotel with Nicolai. Elise asks Nicolai to leave alone, but he refuses. She then pretends to reverse her choice, and returns to the Count. Enraged, Nicolai leaves for Moscow. Some years later, a now wealthy Nicolai returns to the hotel to take revenge on his rival. Nicolai snubs Elise and returns for good to Moscow. Elise, desperately alone and ill, remains in the empty hotel, which is closed down following the Count's death. 50 years later, old Nicolai receives a visit at his office in Moscow from old Nina (Svetlana Svetlichnaya – THE DIAMOND ARM). She brings him a book of Pushkin poems containing a handwritten message for Nicolai from Elise. Nicolai decides to return to the hotel forever to relive the tragedy that embodies the end of an era and the vibrant hopes and life of both its young couple and of a new world. (c) Shadow
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It's every tooth's worst nightmare, but job security for dentists. A holiday almost entirely devoted to the collection and consumption of cavity-creating candies.
As a mother of three boys this is both an exciting and scary time because I love Halloween, but don't love the copious amounts of sugar the day entails.
Children nowadays are more obese than ever, and that's largely because of poor-snack choices. That's why it's important to monitor the amount of sweets children consume, especially during Halloween.
The idea of limiting trick-or-treat choices may seem wrong considering how kids love candy so much, but in reality it needs to be considered. One way to do this is by substituting candy with healthy trick-or-treat choices.
Below's a list of tips to help prevent kids from overloading on sugar this Halloween.
- Fuel Up First
Before sending your little ones off trick-or-treating, the American Diabetes Association recommends filling them up with a healthy meal first, reasoning that they'll be less likely to gorge on candy with a full belly.
- Help Them Stay Hydrated
Since our ghosts and goblins will be running around the neighborhood, quench their thirst with water. Before leaving the house, have them choose a water bottle that has the same theme as their costume. That way they'll be more likely to keep it with them.
- Spearhead a Candy-Sorting Game
While you can't control what goes into the loot bag, you can control where it goes next. Kids are actually more comfortable if they know what to expect, so be clear and confident about whatever policy you decide to set.
Chances are most of the candy will end up in the trash, so in order to avoid wasting candy, I suggest making an "okay to eat" pile and a "send to our troops" pile. This way, kids get to pick out which treats to keep, the candy-givers' money and time isn't wasted and America's brave soldiers get some Halloween goodies!
- Distract Them
Take some emphasis off candy by focusing on the fun of the holiday, like checking out the costumes and.
- Get Your Feet Moving
I know it's colder in some parts than others, but try walking instead of driving when out collecting candy. That way kids get a little physical activity mixed into the evening.
- Hand Out Healthy Treats
If you're the one doing the treat handouts, do parents a favor by offering their kids healthier-treat options.
Give kids sugar-free items, like gum and candy and sugar-free packaged puddings, gelatins and yogurts. Those tube-packaged yogurts are a huge favorite with children of all ages.
Sugar-free gelatins and puddings are great to replace junk food because a lot of the gelatins nowadays include actual fruit juice and antioxidants. Nabisco makes crackers and cookies in 100 calorie packs, which is another great way to monitor the amount of sugar and fat kids consume.
For the Martha-Stuart types out there who make their own sweet treats, consider labeling the item with your name, address or phone number in case a suspicious parent decides to trash it.
All in all, there isn't any reason that trick-or-treating can't be a healthy and fun-filled event, instead of the cavity-and-fat producing one it normally is.
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Well alright, not the penultimate solution, but he could be great farther down the road, not to mention could provide some needed depth in that position.
As a Timbers U-23 member for the 2011 and 2012 seasons, as well as being labeled 'consistent' with good athleticism speed, and a drive to never stop working, he seems like a great depth piece. And who knows, with some luck he may turn into the next Connor Lade.
Should Porter maneuver to acquire him in the Super or Supplemental drafts?
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IMG College and West Virginia Radio Corp. each won a round and lost a round as their dispute over who will broadcast West Virginia University football and basketball games moved to court this past week.
For now at least, football games will be on the new network formed by IMG College after it won the Tier 3 broadcast rights in two rounds of bidding earlier this year.
WVRC sued WVU, IMG and others after IMG had won the contract in those two different rounds of bidding. Circuit Judge Thomas Evans, on Aug. 26, denied IMG's motion to dismiss the suit, but he also denied WVRC's request for a temporary injunction, nullifying IMG's contract with WVU and preventing IMG from bidding again.
Listed as defendants in the suit were, among others: the WVU Board of Governors, IMG College and West Virginia Media Holdings. West Virginia Media Holdings is the parent company of The State Journal, WOWK-TV in Charleston/Huntington, WBOY-TV in Clarksburg, WTRF-TV in Wheeling and WVNS-TV at Ghent, near Beckley.
The case could end up in the state's new business court system, as that is where Chief Justice Brent Benjamin has suggested it belongs, Evans said.
The attorneys for WVU and West Virginia Media Holdings said they would ask their clients for their thoughts on transferring the case. Evans asked the attorneys to have their answers by Aug. 30.
The hearing was well-attended by lawyers. Anywhere from 20 to 28 lawyers were present in the courtroom in the Monongalia County Courthouse at any one time during the hearing.
Their day in court Aug. 26 included an explanation of why WVRC did not cooperate in an investigation of WVU's bidding practices — an investigation it had requested. And the day ended with WVRC making a surprise offer to have some of its stations broadcast WVU games in areas where IMG had not signed affiliates.
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Evans said WVRC's suit raises "very serious allegations of misconduct." He said WVRC has suffered irreparable harm to its business reputation after losing the broadcast rights it had for more than seven decades, and he said there was a likelihood that the company would succeed in its suit.
"Not all the harm is irreparable, but some of it is," he said.
Evans would not grant the injunction. But he said not granting the injunction is not the end of the injunction issue, either. A court could always find the bidding process was tainted and invalidate the IMG contract altogether, he said.
But if the court were to rescind the IMG contract now, that company could have legal problems with the companies it does business with, he said.
"It would be improvident of the court to issue a preliminary injunction," Evans said. "The amended complaint sets out a course of conduct that cannot be ignored.
"This is not to suggest a permanent injunction would not be adjudicated in this court."
West Virginia Radio Corp. partnered with WVU's Mountaineer Sports Network for more than 70 years. MSN produced the games that were carried over WVRC's network, while WVRC produced pre- and post-game shows.
Last year, WVU issued a request for proposals for what are known as Tier 3 rights. Those are the rights to broadcast games on radio, to produce the coaches' shows and to handle certain sponsorships. Tier 3 rights also include the right to televise one football game per year. Rights to other football games are negotiated by the Big XII Conference.
IMG College handles Tier 3 rights for 205 schools in the United States, including Big XII members Texas, Kansas, Texas Christian and Baylor.
WVRC is asking the court to return Tier 3 rights to the way they were on June 19. At that time, WVRC's contract with WVU had expired and IMG had not signed one with WVU.
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Attorney Frank Simmerman, representing West Virginia Radio Corp., called Frederick "Happy Joe" Parsons, vice president and general manager of WVRC's MetroNews Radio News Network, to the stand. Parsons testified that WVRC produced and distributed MSN broadcasts for WVU but was not paid for it.
In fall 2012, in response to WVU's RFP, WVRC offered to let WVU retain its existing business model. The university had a $5.3 million "book of business," as Parsons called it. About $770,000 in trade accounts brought WVRC's bid up to about $6.1 million a year.
Using the historic rate of 3 percent growth per annum, the WVRC bid was worth more than $72 million over 10 years, Parsons said. The IMG base guarantee for those same 10 years was about $70.76 million, he said.
Parsons produced two maps, one showing the radio stations and coverage areas of the WVRC network. The other map showed the stations and coverage areas of the network IMG has assembled. WVRC stations have 700,000 people in their areas, while IMG has fewer than 300,000, Parsons said.
On cross-examination, Jeff Wakefield, representing WVU, noted that WVRC did not bid on the second RFP but IMG did, offering WVU a minimum guarantee of $86.5 million for 12 years. IMG's bid allowed WVU to retain certain rights, such as the $500,000 Coca-Cola will pay, and it allows WVU to sign direct sponsorship agreements with United Bank, WVU Health System and Nike, Wakefield said.
When Wakefield asked Parsons if WVRC's $72 million bid was a guarantee, Parsons said it was "no guarantee, but based on history, absolutely."
Parsons said on Feb. 21, WVRC owner John Raese told WVU President Jim Clements that he wanted the RFP process rebid. Raese also wanted West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey to investigate irregularities in the bid process.
Morrisey conducted an inquiry into the first RFP. Parsons testified that he was not interviewed by Morrisey's office and he did not contact Morrisey to offer information. Parsons said he knows of no WVRC employee who supplied information to Morrisey.
As to the coverage areas, Wakefield asked Parsons if his interpretation of the potential audience includes people who would listen to WVU games on satellite and digital transmissions, which IMG will offer. Parsons said he could not answer that, as he does not know how many people in West Virginia have equipment that can receive digital or satellite transmissions.
Attorney Ben Bailey, representing West Virginia Media Holdings and its CEO, Bray Cary, asked Parsons what WVRC's plans are for WVU football game day broadcasts as the situation currently stands. Parsons said the network plans to have pre- and post-game shows along with commentary during the games. Bailey also asked Parsons about the revenue projections for WVRC's football programming this year versus last year. Parsons said the general managers of the local stations have done those projections, but he has not seen them.
"It's substantial, but I do not know the numbers," he said.
No cooperation
Simmerman next called Robert Gwynne, attorney for West Virginia Radio Corp., to testify. Gwynne said he attended the initial meeting with Raese, Morrisey and Assistant Attorney General Dan Greear to discuss the inquiry into the first round of bids. Gwynne said WVRC had requested documents from WVU pertaining to the bid evaluation process.
"They were substantial and let's say overdue," Gwynne said.
Gwynne testified WVRC tried to obtain the information before the meeting with Morrisey, but was unsuccessful. Gwynne also said Morrisey asked him if WVRC would participate in providing materials to the Office of Attorney General.
Gwynne said WVRC's response was that as soon as Morrisey's client — that is, WVU — complied with the Freedom of Information Act and turned over the documents, WVRC would send them along to the attorney general's office.
"The best way to describe it, he got up in a huff," Gwynne said. "He left the room without any further meetings as we suggested."
WVRC would have cooperated with Morrisey's inquiry if WVU had supplied the information the company had requested, Gwynne said.
During questioning by Wakefield, Gwynne said WVU had said it turned down the FOIA request because the RFP process was ongoing.
Gwynne conceded that Raese requested that the attorney general look into the RFP process, but he recognized later "he was wrong in making that request."
Gwynne also said he would not describe what Morrisey's office did as an investigation.
"That was a lawyer reviewing his client's activities," Gwynne said.
The report Morrisey's office issued was not a full disclosure, as some parts were limited by attorney-client privilege, Gwynne said.
After Parsons and Gwynne finished their testimony, the attorneys made their cases to the judge.
Simmerman said West Virginia Radio Corp. was not saying it was entitled to the bid, but the court has the authority to set aside the awarding of a bid in the case of "a substantial abuse of discretion."
Wakefield noted that the hearing was held five days before the WVU football season starts. WVRC wanted the court to set aside a contract. Doing so would inflict substantial harm on WVU, IMG College "and any number of third parties who are not in the court this afternoon," Wakefield said. Chief among them are the radio affiliates IMG had signed to carry the game, he said.
WVRC's contract with WVU had expired May 15, so resetting the situation to June 19 as WVRC requested would mean WVU would be without a media rights partner, Wakefield said.
"They want the court to grant them by default that which they did not bid for," Wakefield said.
The temporary injunction, if granted, would amount to a permanent injunction because it would prevent IMG from bidding on yet another RFP, Wakefield said.
WVRC did not file for the injunction until August, at which time there was a contract that WVU and IMG had been operating under for six weeks, he said.
WVU did what WVRC wanted. It canceled the first bids, asked for an attorney general's investigation and rebid. The WVU athletic department stayed completely out of the rebid process, Wakefield said. WVRC has no standing to sue over the second RFP because it chose to not participate in the bidding process, he said.
Then there's another question for the court to consider, he said. If the court were to order a third RFP bid, who would bid on it?
Bailey argued WVRC's request for a temporary injunction met none of the legal requirements for one.
In rebuttal, Simmerman argued that the court could not measure the loss of public confidence in WVU's procurement rules and procedures. WVRC did not bid on the second RFP, but it is exercising its right to protest, he said.
A new proposal
As the hearing neared its end, Simmerman offered a compromise. He said his client — West Virginia Radio Corp. — would agree to an injunction canceling the contract between WVU and IMG while allowing IMG College to keep the football broadcasts if WVRC could have the men's basketball broadcasts for this school year.
WVRC would offer three of its stations for football broadcasts in the Elkins, Romney and Keyser markets under terms of the old contract with Mountaineer Sports Network. It also would offer nine of its stations to IMG for basketball broadcasts under this proposed compromise.
Wakefield said that was the first he had heard of such an offer.
Evans said he was not inclined to agree to it.
"Absent an agreement, I would be very reluctant to do that and cram it down people's throats," he said.
Wakefield said WVRC was trying again to do in court what it did not bid on.
After that, Evans made his ruling to deny the temporary injunction.


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---- — Anyone with an interest in agriculture will find a something of interest at this year's Farm Progress Show in Decatur.
The show will be open Tuesday, August 27, through Thursday, August 29 at Progress City near Richland Community College in Decatur.
The Farm Progress Show is an annual event that shares permanent locations between Decatur and Boone, Iowa. Decatur has hosted the event the odd years since 2005. More than 600 exhibitors, including farming and livestock equipment, seed, bins, and building companies, arts and crafts, and demonstration plots fill the 75 acres.
What used to be a tent city has taken on a more permanent feel with buildings being erected on the site. Asphalt roads with street names help visitors more easily locate exhibits they would like to see.
"More and more exhibits have become permanent," said Matt Jungman, national event manager. "There have been lots of improvements to the permanent exhibits with buildings, concrete, and graveled lots using colored design."
The show has also grown in space, expanding to the annex area to the west of the main show grounds. The show attracts crowds from across the nation and internationally.
"We have people from 37 foreign countries registered to attend the event," Jungman said.
The show is using technology to help visitors find the exhibits they are interested in by incorporating aps for iPhones and Android phones; interactive map search on farmprogressshow.com; using a jumbotron for announcements.
"The interactive map allows you to map out your day," said Dena Morgan, marketing specialist for the Farm Progress Show.
Some of the highlights this year include a concert by Chris Cagle Wednesday, August 28, at Richland Community College; tractor pull at the Macon County fairgrounds Monday and Tuesday, and a tiling demonstration in a neighboring field.
The field demonstration normally held during the Farm Progress Show has been affected by the cooler, wetter summer experienced this year. The demonstration is one of the main attractions at the show.
"The corn is not matured enough for this show. The corn looks good - it's just not mature enough yet," Jungman said. "Despite the best efforts of our host farmers, field demonstration corn planting was delayed due to the wet/cold spring; most of the corn was planted on May 15. Had temperatures through June and July been average to above average, we would have had no problem harvesting corn in normal moisture ranges.
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The JU women's basketball team will pack its suitcases for one more regular-season road trip starting Thursday against East Tennessee State in Johnson City, Tenn. at 7 p.m.
The Dolphins (7-17, 5-8 A-Sun) end the road trip Saturday in Spartanburg, S.C. against USC Upstate at 4:30 p.m. JU is looking to snap an overall five-game losing streak and secure one of the last six spots into the Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament.
"These are two huge games this weekend," JU head coach Jill Dunn said. "We are really trying to focus on playing the entire forty minutes. Our goal is to be playing our best basketball down the stretch."
Last time out, the Dolphins saw their six-game home-winning streak snapped A-Sun leaders Stetson and Florida Gulf Coast. The Hatters used a 16-5 run in the final 11 minutes to get the win. JU used a 14-4 stretch to get with seven against FGCU before the Eagles made free throws to quash the comeback.
Senior Crystal Bell scored double-digits each contest to add to her team-leading 13.0 pointer per game average. She also had four steals against the Eagles which helped her crack the top five all-time at 120. Bell needs six steals to pass Virginia Gregoire (70, 2007-2008) for JU's single-season record.
Along with Bell, sophomores Jade Cargill (48) and Abril Peeples (40) each have 40 or more steals to help the Dolphins rank first in the A-Sun with 270.
The Lady Bucs (6-17, 5-7) split their latest set of games over the weekend. They won at Mercer before dropping a 78-68 decision to Kennesaw State.
Destiny Mitchell has paced the ETSU in four of the last six games to get a 11.7 average. She also ranks first in rebounds (8.0) and second in steals (28) and blocks (12). Natalie Pickwell is the next highest scorer at 9.7 clip.
: In the first meeting, the Dolphins rode a strong first half into a 70-44 win at home on Jan. 14. Peeples scored 18 points to help JU to its second regular-season win in the series. The Dolphins have never won in Johnson City, Tenn.
The Spartans (6-17, 5-7) had their four-game winning streak snapped with losses to Kennesaw State and Mercer at home.
Tee'Ara Copney paces the Spartans in scoring (16.0) and steals (54), while ranks second with 61 assists. Briana Robinson is second in scoring with a 7.2 average, while Paulina Zaveckaite leads in rebounds (7.0).
Five JU players scored in double-figures to down USC Upstate, 80-72, at Swisher Gymnasium in the first meeting on Jan. 12. The Spartans have won the last two meetings in Spartanburg, while JU's last road win in the series was on Jan. 5, 2009 (78-58).
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MacRumors found a patent application called "Shape Deteccting Input Device." From 2004, It features the illustration on the right.
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Canon announces its second-generation 500mm and 600mm supertelephoto lenses will be much lighter--but also more expensive. Here's a look.
A major lens overhaul yields two new supertelephoto lenses and two prototypes. The SLR powerhouse clearly wants to keep pro shooters from defecting to Nikon.
The electronics giant shows models of six forthcoming lenses at the PMA photo show. A supertelephoto 28-75mm model are geared for full-frame SLR cameras.
The maker of binoculars and spotting scopes has a $145 adapter that turns your fancy smartphone into a camera with a supertelephoto lens.
The third-party lensmaker's new supertelephoto won't cost much more than an earlier 200-500mm model with no image stabilization.
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Freudian Slip: Chris Matthews Accidentally Calls His Network 'M-BS-NBC'
By Noel Sheppard | January 11, 2012 | 20:00
Is Chris Matthews subconsciously starting to realize he represents a so-called cable news network that routinely plays fast and loose with the facts?
On Wednesday's Hardball, the host accidentally called his station "M-BS-NBC" (video follows with transcript and commentary):
CHRIS MATTHEWS: First lady Michelle Obama pushes back against a new book she says tries to portray her as an angry black woman. [Unintelligible] a fair charge, but we're going to listen to it. Here it is, Hardball, coming back in just a moment on M-BS-NBC.
Finally Matthews said something conservatives can agree with.
#1 All I can say is....
Submitted by Ashrak on Wed, 01/11/2012 - 8:10pm.
That is almost ringtone quality!
Seriously though, is Panama Tingles in training to compete with his coworker Al on the teleprompter capability front?
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#2 I'd pay for a ringtone
Submitted by Radical1979 on Wed, 01/11/2012 - 8:44pm.
of Matthews saying that last sentence.
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#3 Personally I like the one
Submitted by LighthouseJ on Wed, 01/11/2012 - 8:12pm.
Personally I like the one guest who called the network 'MSDNC'
it rolls of the tongue so much easier.
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#4 I prefer
Submitted by David Kramer on Tue, 01/24/2012 - 10:01am.
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#5 The truth slips out once in a
Submitted by poseA on Wed, 01/11/2012 - 8:39pm.
The truth slips out once in a while.
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#6 Looks like Chrissy was
Submitted by amyshulk on Wed, 01/11/2012 - 8:52pm.
Looks like Chrissy was reading about himself on the interwebs again!
Ronald Reagan
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#7 ROFLMAO! Noel made my day with this one
Submitted by Dave. on Wed, 01/11/2012 - 9:08pm.
I would say he made my week, but Bama did that Monday night. :-)
Vote for the American in November
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Submitted by OxyCon on Wed, 01/11/2012 - 10:03pm.
A new moniker is born. I guess I will now have to switch from MessNBC to M-BS-NBC.
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#10 I am so furious
Submitted by zenman1661 on Wed, 01/11/2012 - 10:58pm.
that I did not think of that first. It is so appropriate
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#11 Huckabee Beat Him To It
Submitted by HardRightTurn on Thu, 01/12/2012 - 12:55am.
Heard him call MSNBC MBSNBC during an interview with Bill O'Reilly a couple of months ago. Bill didn't even bat an eye.
To more fully comprehend the Left, one must read "Leftism As Psychopathy" by John Ray, M.A., Ph.D. Caution, it might scare you a little bit.
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#12 dear mouth
Submitted by D'saredumbpeople on Thu, 01/12/2012 - 8:24am.
dear mouth wait for the tiny brain to follow. what a bleach headed dork.
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#13 I'll bet comcast...
Submitted by Redrowan2000 on Thu, 01/12/2012 - 11:24am.
I'll bet comcast execs get a tingle up their leg when they here these Bidenesque gaffes from the smarmy one. but of course his ratings are saving him from any real criticism. Right? Doesn't he have great ratings?
"Don't let the bastards grind you down."
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#14 Freudian slip you say?
Submitted by mandrake on Thu, 01/12/2012 - 12:12pm.
Didn't Freud also say that sometimes a cigar is just a cigar?
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#15 Wasn't that what Bill told
Submitted by rickster0130 on Thu, 01/12/2012 - 3:22pm.
Wasn't that what Bill told Monica? ahem
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#16 truth
Submitted by angelann1 on Thu, 01/12/2012 - 2:34pm.
First time in his life that he told the truth !
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#17 I believe what we just heard
Submitted by rickster0130 on Thu, 01/12/2012 - 3:18pm.
I believe what we just heard was one of those random acts of journalism committed despite their best efforts to the contrary. Ah,truth...inconvenient to some, but all the more enjoyable for that!
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#18 Must be a manifestation of disinhibition from drugs/alcohol.
Submitted by drsamherman on Thu, 01/12/2012 - 5:46pm.
We see a lot of patients having "disinhibition" moments with multiple classes of medications, but primarily those in the anxiolytic, antidepressant, antiseizure or antipsychotic categories with significant sedation potential. Add in a fifth of Scotch or consumption of other mass quantities of adult beverages, and you have a misanthropic mess like Prissy. Wonder which one of his meds set him over the edge?
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#19 drsamherman
Submitted by amyshulk on Thu, 01/12/2012 - 9:11pm.
What about those of us who never really *had* a filter? Blurters I guess you'd call it?
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Briton dies in snowmobile accident (From Banbury Cake)
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Briton dies in snowmobile accident
9:34am Friday 10th January 2014 in National News © Press Association 2014
A British woman has died in a snowmobile accident in Canada.
Charlotte Mei Ling Lee, 31, from Bristol, was with her boyfriend, Domynique Tamaire, who was also injured in the incident in Quebec.
Messages of support to Mr Tamaire have been left on Facebook.
One from Bon Rayment read: "I don't know what to say to you Dom as no words will make this tragedy any better but I wanted you to know that we are thinking of you and send you lots of love.
"I hope you make a speedy recovery from injuries. Thank you for making Charlotte so happy since she met you."
Another, from Annabel Stewart, said: "I'm so sorry she is gone as you made each other so happy. We are all thinking of you and sending you love."
A Foreign Office spokeswoman said it was aware of an incident on January 5 and was providing consular assistance.