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Christian Blaizer ft. Erick Sermon, Redman, Metis & K. Koke - All I Want [Song]
Late last year, Blue Rain emcee (and DJBooth newcomer) Christian Blaizer passed away after losing a battle with cancer. At the time of his death, the Highgate, London native was hard at work on a debut album, which his friend...Read More
Metis - The Roark Mixtape [Album]
Cali-based rhymesayer Metis has joined forces with The DJBooth to bring listeners his latest street release, The Roark Mixtape. Hosted by DJ Whoo Kid, the project features 11 brand new cuts from the buzzmaking emcee.... Read More
Metis ft. Skyzoo & Don Jaga - The March [Song]
Sucker emcees beware; Metis and his mic-murdering cohorts are on The March. Having expressed his willingness to get his hands Dirty on his last mixtape leak, the London spitter proceeds to prove it on the follow-up (another...Read More
Metis - Champion [Song]
Damn, today's a good day for motivational anthems. With GhostWridah mixtape standout Victory and now Metis' hard-hustling Booth debut, I'm so pumped that… well, let's just say I'm gonna...Read More


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Coach K on Coach Bobby Hurley
"What I'm really proud of Bobby about was that he was in a different part of his life, never understood how much the game meant to him. And when he worked for his brother at Wagner, probably could have had that job, but still went with his brother because he wanted to learn. And now he has his own head job. I think Buffalo's lucky to have him and you'll see an immediate impact he'll make because he'll be really good. And he'll recruit well. I'm happy for him. And very excited for him."Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski: On Jay-Z and Beyonce street cred, Bobby Hurley, Jabari Parker, SU rivalry | syracuse.com

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In August, forty years ago, WFDU (FM) began broadcasting to the New York region and became a laboratory for students of Fairleigh Dickinson University to learn the art and craft of broadcasting.
To commemorate the inaugural broadcast in 1971, the station, located at 89.1 on the FM dial and available on the web at www.wfdu.fm, aired a retrospective of the station's history that began at Noon on Tuesday, August 30 - four decades to the day and hour of the first sign on. The broadcast, produced by Program Director Duff Sheffield, highlighted the work of scores of announcers throughout the years, while serving as an audio time capsule of popular music and trends from 1971 to today.
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Joe Neel is Deputy Senior Supervising Editor and a Correspondent on the Science Desk, NPR
Joe Neel is Deputy Senior Supervising Editor and a Correspondent on the Science Desk, NPR
Gregory Fricchione is Associate Chief of Psychiatry, Director of the Division of Psychiatry and Medicine, and Director of the Benson-Henry Institute for Mind Body Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital.
Joshua Riff is medical director of Target Corporation and a board-certified emergency medicine physician.
Kristin Schubert is Senior Program Officer and Team Director, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, and focuses chiefly on applying a public health perspective to the health issues faced by vulnerable populations, particularly vulnerable adolescents.
Gary Adamkiewicz is an environmental health specialist with more than 20 years of experience. He is currently a Senior Research Scientist at the Harvard School of Public Health.
Carolyn Dimitri is an applied economist who studies food systems and food policy.
Marc Weisskopf's research interests examine how environmental factors affect the nervous system, as well as the epidemiology of neurologic disorders.
Alex Lu's primary research is to use variety of biomarkers for assessing human exposures to environmental chemicals in order to facilitate the identification of risk factors, as well as the formation of hypotheses for potential health effects.
Carol Hills is a senior producer and reporter at PRI's The World.
I. Glenn Cohen is one of the world's leading experts on the intersection of bioethics (sometimes also called "medical ethics") and the law, as well as health law.


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Sheriff's deputies in Tazewell County have made a pair of arrests in connection with a break-in at an elementary school that canceled class on Monday.
Mark Anthony Davis, 32, and Jeffery Ryan Hill, 28, both of whom are from the Raven area of Tazewell County. They are charged with Destruction of Property, Breaking and Entering and Grand Larceny. Detectives were able to capture the men from tips that were left on social media.
Investigators said that several items that belonged to the school were found at the men's homes. Those items included radios, a camera and money. Sheriff Brian Hieatt said that there were also several items found that showed that the men planned the break in.
Davis and Hill are being held in the Southwest Regional Jail. Sheriff Hieatt said that he hopes parents and the community feel safer knowing that the men are now in jail.
Officials with the Tazewell County Board of Education have confirmed with 59News that the school is closed on Monday morning.
Sheriff Brian Hieatt has confirmed that Raven Elementary School was broken into. The break in was reported at around 6 a.m. by school staff who arrived to open the building. Investigators are using tracking dogs in the school to try and pick up a scent.
According to a release from Tazewell County Public Schools, Raven Elementary the break-in happened Sunday night around 8 p.m. The break-in was discovered before students arrived, and kids were immediately taken to Richlands Middle School. Parents are being notified to pick up their children at Richlands Middle School.
The release from the school board stated that all students are safe. They were not allowed to enter the school.
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Everyone learns differently. While some kids pick up math and science concepts quickly, others are not as fortunate. The good news is that there are professionals available to assess your child to find out how much your child understands.
Although the ability of a child to do long division or calculate a right angle doesn't mean that the child is going to be a failure in life, it will be more difficult to get through school. Therefore, it is important to come up with strategies that can help all kids learn in a way that won't cause them to tune out when things get too hard in the classroom.
Over time, a child may be able to advance past the goals set for them in their initial assessment. As children get older, change teachers or start to focus harder on their studies, they may start to understand the concepts and skills needed to pass their math and science classes with little or no help at all. Continue reading »


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NASHVILLE (AP) - A Tennessee police chief says he will continue to enforce a local ordinance controlling the sale of cold medicines used to make methamphetamine despite a ruling from the attorney general saying the state prohibits such laws.
Winchester Police Chief Dennis Young told The Chattanooga Times Free Press on Tuesday that he thinks the city's ordinance is on solid ground.
His statement came after state Attorney General Bob Cooper issued a legal opinion that says Tennessee law prohibits cities and counties from enacting such ordinances.
The legal opinion comes as several municipalities have passed laws requiring a doctor's prescription to buy pseudoephedrine-based cold medicines in hopes of cracking down on meth production.
Cooper said in his opinion that the General Assembly's intent has been for statewide rules enforcing meth precursors.
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St. Luke's Unity Local Artist Concert Series
St. Luke's Episcopal Church, 4995 Silver Springs Rd., will present a local artist concert on Saturday, Sept. 14, from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. Light refreshments will be served. Admission is free.
Extreme Tour at The Branch
The Branch, 1401 Kearns Blvd., will present the Extreme Tour on Saturday, Sept. 14, from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. The free event will be open to all ages and will feature live music by Soulwinna1, Joel Kamps, The Lacks, The S.O.G. Crew, Ergo Rex and Katie Ainge. For more information, visit www.facebook.com/events/588020831237006.
Community Forum at Ecker Hill Middle School
Ecker Hill Middle School, 2465 Kilby Rd., will host a community forum on Monday, Sept. 16, from 6 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. The forum will address the needs required to maximize learning for Park City School District students. The event will be facilitated in small groups to increase communication between the district, parents, community members and students. For more information, contact Lois at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Summit and Wasatch County Fall Job Fair
Utah Valley University's Wasatch Campus, 3111 N. College Way in Heber, will host a Summit and Wasatch County job fair by the Department of Workforce Services on Tuesday, Sept. 17, from 4 p.m. until 6 p.m. Employers can RSVP for this event by calling (435) 649-8451. For more information, visit jobs.utah.gov/edo/hiring/0917.pdf.


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Officials are asking anyone who sees a baby wallaroo to call the DeKalb County Sheriff's Office or Animal Control after the pet went missing from Kingston.
The 14-month-old wallaroo, Willow, disappeared from her owner's home on Tuesday. She is gray, approximately two-feet-tall, and weighs 15 to 20 pounds.
You can reach the sheriff's office by calling 815-895-2155 and animal control by calling 815-748-2427.
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August 14, 2012
Cholera has broken out in the internally displaced persons camps growing again in eastern Congo, as Congolese people flee the war which, with backing from the Kagame regime in Kigali, Rwanda, resumed in April. The cholera outbreak has sparked fears of an epidemic. Now drenching rain is adding to the refugees' misery. U.S. Special Forces are in the region, but not to hunt for Joseph Kony. It's a military operation to secure oil and other African resources and limit Chinese access.
August 19, 2011
Dodd-Frank and its proponents penalize the people of eastern Congo but do little to curtail the militias and their backers. Congress should confront the real causes of the conflict, which are failed leadership and corruption in Congo's capital, Kinshasa, and predatory policies of Rwanda and Uganda, which destabilize eastern Congo while benefiting from the mineral trade.


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In the evening, the dining room of Boulettes Larder is an intimate and private restaurant reserved for small groups of up to 24. An elegant table is set with crystal stemware, silver table service, handmade Belgian linens, candlelight, and stunning flowers from Bomarzo Floral Design. The view of the Bay Bridge and installation The Bay Lights by artist Leo Villareal punctuate site unmistakably in San Francisco.
The cuisine of Chef Amaryll Schwertner draws on her long-standing relationships with local farmers, herders, and fishermen, to source and serve the highest quality seasonal and sustainably sourced ingredients.
For hosts or hostesses looking to provide an exceptional culinary experience for their guests, Boulettes Larder is the ideal choice.
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The portions are designed as a traditional and generous multi-course meal.
Chef Schwertner is happy to accommodate dietary restrictions and allergies as well as the tone of the evening (business, celebratory, salon) in planning the menu.
Our guests are welcome to provide wines and/or liquor for us to serve to their guests. We charge a corkage fee of $10 per guest per varietal ($15 during the holidays). We are more than happy to assist in procuring wines for you upon request.
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The tariff per guest, which includes the multi-course meal and room rental, is $195.
The weekday minimum is $2,200, which increases to $3,000 on Fridays and Saturdays as well as the entire month of December. Hostess gifts and guest gifts available from our larder include handmade linen napkins, rare spices, culinary ingredients, and gift certificates.
All items, including our minimums, are subject to California state sales tax (8.75%) and service charge (20%).
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The Georgia Bureau of Investigation has charged Jimmy Forst with aggravated child molestation and child molestation.
According to the GBI, Frost resigned earlier this year from the Dodge County School System, where he spent the past 12 years working as a teacher and coach. He previously worked at schools in Evans County, Candler County, Toombs County and Chatham County.
WTOC can confirm that Frost did work at Calvary Day School in the late '80s through the early '90s. He also worked for the Candler County School System for a year and a half, and left in 2000. Evans County superintendent Joy Collins also told WTOC she briefly remembers Frost's employment with the school system in the '90s.
GBI Special Agent Todd Lawery told WTOC his team had enough probable cause to obtain a warrant for Frost's arrest in Dodge County, and they have also found victims in other areas.
"Some of these may be outside of the statue of limitations. We don't know that for certain because we won't know until we talk to them. I know this is one of those cases where the victims may be embarrassed and a little afraid to come forward, but if they can find the courage to do it, it will certainly help us in prosecuting this case."
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Lady Braves win pair
Sun. November 03, 2013 at 12:37 a.m. | By
The H.L. Bourgeois Lady Braves won pair of matches on Saturday in their final tune-up for the Division I state playoffs.
The Lady Braves (28-10 overall) beat Dutchtown 25-12, 25-18, 25-19 and followed it up with a 25-15, 25-16, 25-18 win over Morgan City.
Christen Broggi, Ciarra Williams and Kiara Freemen led H.L. Bourgeois in kills. Other leaders were Rebekah Porche (assists), Brenna Copes and Tayler Buselle (led in digs), Jerin Babineaux and Chloe' Ryder (tied in blocks) and Madison Percle (digs).


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AS A JUNIOR IN 2013 Earned the starting left back position and was one of four Tritons to start all 22 matches ... UCSD finished fourth nationally in the NCAA Division II and led the CCAA with a team goals-against average of 0.52 ... First collegiate point came on assist via throw-in on what proved to be the game-winning goal with 17 seconds left in the first half of 2-0 home decision vs. Humboldt State (9/27) ... Played 110 minutes four times ... Credited with two shots each vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills (10/18) and vs. Cal State Monterey Bay (10/27) ... In penalty-kick tiebreakers during NCAA Championship, converted attempt in second round vs. Chico State (11/16) and missed off the crossbar in third round in Denver, Colo., vs. No. 12 Simon Fraser (11/22).
AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2012 Appeared in seven matches, drawing three starts ... Made first collegiate start and played a season-high 110 minutes at Cal State San Bernardino (9/16) ... Also started vs. Cal State San Bernardino (9/30) and vs. Cal State Stanislaus (10/19) ... Credited with two shots taken.
AS A FRESHMAN IN 2011 Had a brief introduction to collegiate soccer as a freshman in 2011, appearing in two home matches as a part of the Tritons' back line ... Made college debut vs. Cal State East Bay (10/2), and also played vs. San Francisco State (10/28).
CLUB Played for FC Man United during his sophomore and junior years of high school before moving to Arsenal FC for his senior campaign.
HIGH SCHOOL A 2011 graduate of Yucaipa High School ... Started every match for the Thunderbirds during his sophomore and junior seasons ... Also lettered in volleyball.
PERSONAL Born Dec. 28, 1992 in Redlands ... Parents are Thomas and Karen McClure, who attended Fresno State and San Diego State, respectively, and are both journalists ... Has an older brother named Jacob, and a younger sister named Maggie ... Management science major with a history minor at Warren College ... Interested in pursuing a career in the sports world after earning his degree ... Favorite UCSD moment was topping rival Chico State on penalty kicks at home in the second round of the 2013 NCAA Championship ... Enjoys spending time with friends and family ... Always roots against the Miami Heat ... Favorite athlete is former Les Bleus star Zinedine Zidane ... Doesn't really listen to music ... Loves In-N-Out cheeseburgers.


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Who's loving their Evo 4G LTE so far?
My experience with mine thus far has been amazing. Just received my case in the mail today and for a $10 case, it's awesome! I'll link it below.
My one issue with the phone was that it's too thin. I always felt like the phone was going to slip through my hands and crack that beautiful screen. The case solved a lot of this issue. It widens it up just enough. It also solved the other issue I had with this phone which was hitting the volume button all the time every time I reached for the phone.
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#Tip: Digital portfolio options for journalists
April 10th, 2013Posted by Alastair Reid in Top tips for journalists
There's no hiding from the digital revolution and for years journalists have been building their own online portfolios. The results have been mixed, occasionally tragic, but developers cottoned on to many hacks' lack of advanced programming skills long ago and the proliferation of available platforms has swamped the internet.
Thankfully, Poynter has just published a handy and detailed guide to some of the best, looking at features, archive size, backup options and more.
If you have a tip you would like to submit to us at Journalism.co.uk email us using this link.
Tags: Journalism, online portfolios, poynter, tips
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GameRevolution Radio 0032: RIP MCA
Posted on Friday, May 4 @ 16:53:18 Eastern by Daniel Bischoff
No words, just a lot of respect to Adam Yauch who died today at the age of 47.
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Update: Indiana General Assembly Winds Down; "Ag-Gag" Bill Fails
A proposal making it illegal to secretly take videos or photographs that could make a business look bad has failed in the Indiana egislature.
Bill sponsor Sen. Travis Holdman said Friday night he wouldn't try to advance another version of the bill a few hours after it was withdrawn in the House. That followed a lengthy debate during which several opponents criticized it for exposing industrial whistleblowers or even unhappy restaurant customers to possible criminal charges.
The so=called "ag-gag" bill would make it a misdemeanor punishable by up to a year in jail to commit "an act ... with the intent to harm" a business on the property.
Holdman said state law should protect factories and farms from "vigilantes."
The Senate approved the bill in a 29-21 vote earlier Friday.
Indiana lawmakers worked late into the night to finish business on a state budget and other measures.
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|Pendleton Wildcats gearing up for a strong soccer season
Senior Wildcat soccer player Aven Harper is defending a play against Thomas Nelson.
By: Sam McClanahan, Reporter
Over the past few weeks the Pendleton County Wildcats soccer team has been completing its pre-season schedule, earning a silver medal in Bluegrass Games and taking on last year's state runner-up Ryle this past weekend at Soccerama.
Head coach Lisa Feltner comes into her fourth season with high hopes for the club. She leads a total of 41 players between freshman, junior varsity and varsity ranks and is optimistic that the 'Cats can compete for a district and regional title.
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A fire that destroyed a Perry County home this week apparently was started by an unattended candle, state police in Newport said.
The fast moving fire started in the kitchen of the home at 910 Old Ferry Road in Liverpool Township at around 4 p.m. Tuesday, police said.
Police reminded home owners that candles should never be used unless someone is in the room.
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Do what? Admit what, that over 86% of the county tax revenue stream goes to Medicaid? Let me see, what else were you including? Dedicated funding streams like sales tax revenues that have increased here to 2.7%? Revenue that goes to fund many associated burdens placed on the county?<quoted text>
When you are proven wrong, you change the subject. Typical. That is why you have no credibility.
Would you like to admit that what you wrote was not the same thing as what Shurmer's office wrote? Come on, you can do it.
Why am I even arguing with an ignoramus like you, who seeks only to distract and obfuscate away from the principle point... that Medicaid costs have escalated to the point where they are bankrupting the states, and your president, in his infinite wisdom, now has passed a healthcare overhaul which seeks to EXPAND Medicaid coverage within those states where he has NOT granted a waiver for political purposes.
Excuse me, I didn't include SALES tax revenue, which predominately funds back to the state from the county, in a county now widely known as the welfare capital of the country?
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Primitive Underwriting for Web 2.0 Deals
- Joshua M Brown
- May 22nd, 2011
LinkedIn (LNKD) should've Gone Dutch with their IPO. Forget every other piece of nonsense you've read this weekend and pay attention…
The firestorm about LinkedIn's IPO rages unchecked as New York Times columnist Joe Nocera does an uncharacteristically bad post about whether Morgan Stanley "scammed" their client by pricing the stock offering too low.
The whole premise is absurd. The day before the offering everyone was criticizing the valuation as being too high!
In the meanwhile, my friend The Epicurean Dealmaker has a take that I wholly agree with. LinkedIn did not leave billions on the table, Morgan Stanley did not steal the capital they should have been raising for the company in the form of an opening pop. Why do we know that this the case? TED reminds us in his oh-so subtle way:
It don't get more simple than that.
But what's surprising to me is that these social media companies aren't doing their initial public offering using the Dutch Auction method. It's a really simple way to make pricing democratic and demand-based – everyone who wants in gets to have a bit more impact on what the price will be.
The below explanation comes from a Forbes article from May of 2004 (written by my buddy Ari Weinberg), just as the Google IPO was starting to come together:
In a Dutch auction, a company reveals the maximum amount of shares being sold and sometimes a potential price for those shares. Investors then state the number of shares they want and at what price. Once a minimum clearing price is determined, investors who bid at least that price are awarded shares…
This method of IPO allocation can create an instant windfall for insiders by encapsulating as much market demand into the offering price as possible. And for young and growing companies, an auction allows the company to raise as much cash as the market is willing to afford it. But if the initial market demand is not there, a company putting its faith in the auction could miss out on the support of a traditional offering.
You cannot possibly tell me that this arrangement wouldn't have worked out for all involved in the LinkedIn scenario, can you?
Google pioneered this type of IPO for tech stocks way back in 2004. In fact, their lead underwriter was also Morgan Stanley!
I'm surprised the new Silicon Valley guys aren't picking this method up for themselves as opposed to the more primitive pricing voodoo the bankers are doing now. Dutch auctions aren't perfect, but when floats are tight and demand is off the hook, they can bring a bit more realism to the offering price process before the open of trading.
Here's an ancient but helpful New York Times infograph explaining Google's dutch auction IPO, also from 2004:
After reading what everyone has had to say on this subject, from Blodget to Cramer to the dentists and lawyers at the dinner table last night, I can't think of a better solution than to have done this deal Dutch Auction-style. Everyone could have been satisfied that the price set was as close to "the right one" as possible.
We'll see if they get some religion before the Groupon madness begins. Given that the very nature of these companies is social, why shouldn't the process by which they sell shares be a social exercise as well?
Jane, You Ignorant Slut (The Epicurean Dealmaker)
IPO Dutch Auctions Vs. Traditional Allocation (Forbes)
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Gresham police expect a man to survive after getting shot in the upper chest in North Gresham Park.
It happened around 10 p.m. Tuesday at the park on Southeast 217th Avenue.
Jorge Hidalgo, 30, of Happy Valley told police he was walking alone when a man came up and demanded that he hand over his wallet and backpack.
The robber then shot Hidalgo while he was taking off the backpack, police said.
Officers said the gunman left the scene with Hidalgo's bag.
Police responded when Hidalgo walked into Mt. Hood Medical Center with a gunshot wound around 10:20 p.m.
Officers said they briefly talked to the victim before paramedics took him to Emanuel Hospital in an ambulance.
Gresham police are asking the public's help in identifying the robber.
Anyone with any information about the shooting or with information about the identity of the gunman is encouraged to call the Gresham Police Department.
The Gresham PoliceTip Line is 503-618-2719 (local) or 1-888-989-3505 (out of area).
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The main goal of SHAC is to promote health awareness at Whitman College. We are a group of students interested in health. We are not a pre-med club though some of our members are. We also work closely with the Health Center and serve as a liaison between the health center and the student body. As a club, we hold fundraisers, educational symposiums and basically do anything that would promote good health and wellbeing. For members who are interested in health professions, we also help them set up job shadowing with medical professionals in the Walla Walla community.
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What is Children of Enlightenment?
Japan, known only decades ago as a society of buttoned-down workaholics, is in the midst of a social revolution. "Japan, Inc." – the old conservative system in which corporations ruled people's lives from cradle to grave – is in decline, and in its place is a world of uncertainty. And so Japan's young people are walking away from corporate serfhood by the millions. Much like their Western counterparts in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s, they are seeking fulfillment in more creative, individualistic pursuits, and challenging the social conventions of an older time.
Children of Enlightenment will bring you face-to-face with Japan's own Flower Children: underground musicians, starving artists, and the world's most colorful fashion maniacs. You will feel the quiet revolution in the bars, galleries, and coffee shops where young people meet to talk. You will see it on the street and in the amazing styles on display. You will find it in the city parks and hip neighborhoods that have become exhibition halls for the latest ideas. And you will experience it in the epic music festivals, art fairs, and fashion shows where the counterculture comes together.
You will see how Japanese kids are tuning in, turning on, and dropping out.
The Film
Children of Enlightenment is an immersive documentary feature film that will depict Japanese counterculture in its raw, lush, colorful reality, focusing on the worlds of art, music, and fashion, and on the new lifestyles explored by pioneering youth. Inspired by music documentaries like Woodstock and arthouse films like Slacker and Sans Soleil, Children of Enlightenment will immerse the audience in the world of its subjects.
You will have a chance to witness the amazing spectacles of iconic events like the Fuji Rock festival (three days, 250,000 attendees) and the Tokyo Design Festa (100,000 attendees); these pageants of chaos and creativity are where the riot of Japan's youth counterculture reaches its pinnacle of energy. In addition, the film will cover a vast number of smaller events: vocational fashion school graduation shows (usually involving music and dance routines); underground rock concerts; art shows; a "Yosakoi" college dance festival; a cosplay parade; and dance parties in urban and rural settings.
We will also explore places frequented by the counterculture, including trendy neighborhoods like Shimokitazawa, Kichijoji, and Ura-hara in Tokyo, Ame-mura and Nishi-Umeda in Osaka, and others in Fukuoka. You will get a chance to explore the "furugi-ya" ("remade") fashion stores, cafes and bars frequented by Japanese artists, "live houses" used for rock and fashion shows, skate parks, and vocational schools for fashion, drawing, and film.
And we will follow the "Children" to their hangouts and homes. You will learn what these young people talk about, how they party, how they form relationships and fall in love. We believe that you will be thrilled by the openness of the Children's experience; the ease with which Japanese music, art, and fashion fans mingle and accept newcomers can be astonishing. Finally, we will explore the social issues surrounding Japan's art generation – the failure of the corporate/government system to support creative industries, the rigidly segmented labor market that keeps creative employees from earning high incomes, and the regulations that inhibit entrepreneurship.
Children of Enlightenment will show you what it is like to be an "alternative" youth in modern Japan.
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Colour and Choice
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It might be an interior or exterior combination that's subtle, yet glamorous. Or maybe you prefer a sportier, eclectic look. The beauty of choosing a Bentley is that you can be as fastidious as you like. Your individual dreams are our sole concern.
The starting point in any Bentley commissioning process is choice. Lots of it. Step into the world of Bentley and you'll find a huge selection of colours, hides, veneers and other options from which to choose. Ultimately, your individual requirements may lead you to something even more rare or exclusive. This is where our Mulliner craftspeople come in, adding their magic touch. This is the ultimate level in the commissioning process.
Our dealers are highly committed to guiding each and every customer through the commissioning process. We also encourage you to come and visit us in Crewe to gain a richer understanding. Here, you will not only meet the people who will be creating your Bentley, but you'll gain inspiration from the colour choices that others have made as you watch the cars make their progress down the production lines.
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TUESDAY, June 25 (HealthDay News) -- Americans get an average of C+ on the proper use of medications, and one in seven even gets an F, a new report card shows.
Released by a pharmacists group on Tuesday, the report card was based on the findings of a national survey of more than 1,000 adults, aged 40 and older, who have received a prescription for a chronic medical condition.
The participants were asked nine questions: whether or not in the past 12 months they failed to fill a prescription; neglected to have a prescription refilled; missed a dose; took a lower dose than prescribed; took a higher dose than prescribed; stopped a prescription early; took an old medication for a new problem without consulting a doctor; took someone else's medicine; or forgot whether they'd taken a medication.
On average, the participants earned a C+ in terms of taking their medication properly. One in seven -- the equivalent of more than 10 million adults -- were given an F. Overall, one-third of respondents received either a D or F.
The report card grades may underestimate the problem because some people are unlikely to admit to improper use of medications, the National Community Pharmacists Association (NCPA) noted.
The degree of personal connection with a pharmacist or pharmacy staff was the biggest predictor of proper use of medications. Patients of independent community pharmacies had the highest level of personal connection (89 percent agreeing that pharmacist or staff 'knows you pretty well'), followed by large chains (67 percent) and mail order (36 percent).
Other factors associated with proper medication use were: whether medications were affordable; whether there was continuity in patients' health care usage; whether patients felt it was important to take their medication as prescribed; how well-informed patients felt about their health; and drug side effects.
"Proper prescription drug use can improve patient health outcomes and lower health care costs, so anything less than an A on medication adherence is concerning," B. Douglas Hoey, CEO of the NCPA, said in an association news release.
"Pharmacists can help patients and caregivers overcome barriers to effectively and consistently follow medication regimens. Indeed, independent community pharmacists in particular may be well-suited to boost patient adherence given their close connection with patients and their caregivers," Hoey added.
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MITCHELL, S.D. (AP) - Emergency officials in Aurora, Davison and Hanson counties held a hazardous materials exercise on Saturday.
Davison County Emergency Manager Jim Montgomery says the exercise at the Davison County Fairgrounds in Mitchell will focus primarily on preparing emergency responders to effectively respond to HazMat incidents.
Crews from Mitchell, Alexandria, Emery, Mt. Vernon, Rosedale Colony and other areas will respond to several different scenarios, including an explosion, tank truck mishap and an evacuation.
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i truly enjoy the speculation that abounds on how good our Eagles could be for this season. I have been waiting for the goal of a SB, since the days of Jaws, Wilbert, Harold, and Reggie.
Being a newcomer to this blog, I think we have lost sight of the incredible moves that our FO has made this season. Once upon a time, the Eagles had a great core of impact players; lest 80's players; but players. We got close, and failed. I still remember that night that my father let me stay up late: yet to experience the defeat of my team.
Now, at 38: I don't know how to contain myself: i see endless possibilities: CB. DL that will confound any offence that we face: an offense that can attack from anywhere on the field. I know here at BGN, we strive to decipher the season, but let's celebrate for a moment and realize how good we are in the NFC if not the NFL.
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What started off 1-6 horrific start turned into a pretty decent end of the season finishing 8-8. The defense scheme implemented by Coach Horton finally came to life during the final 9 games. However, with such a stagnant offense (hopefully we get a more creative offensive playcaller again) (wether thats Haley or not) one thing was certain we need a significant upgrade on the offensive line and a TRUE #2 receiver. This years FA class is FILLED with OL talent which we can pull into a building team and become a contender again. My take of the free agents are:
RB: Ray Rice or Matt Forte (I'd Love to steal Ray rice or Matt Forte away but that would crowd a talented backfield.)
WR: Wes Welker, Desean Jackson, Marques Coleston, Robert Meachum, Vincent Jackson (Wes welker more than likely will return to NE, Jackson even with attitude issues learning from fitz would make a deadly combo, Meachum n coleston are strong quick receivers able to catch and run and Vincent Jackson would be a BEAST next to Fitz. At least one of these guys)
TE: Jemicael Finley, Fred Davis, Joel Dressen. (Finley is a true passing threat, Fred davis is a blocking machine, BUT Dressen helps block for the dynamic RB's in Houston and is a good threat out of the backfield.)
OL: Carl Nicks, Demetius Bell.( i doubt NO will let nicks go but hes young and would provide excellent depth on the line. Bell is a young mover from buffalo that would adds good pass/run blocking ability.)
DL: AUBRAYO FRANKLIN!! (I wanted us to get Franklin last year since we fully converted to a 3-4 system and is a MONSTER over the center. only signed one year deal with NO and would love to bring him in with dan williams, david carter can learn from him)
LB: Ahmad Brooks (still a 3-4 linebacker from our rival 9ers and create a talented group of linebackers)
PUNTER!!: Mat McBriar (WE NEED GREAT KICKING GAME)
RESIGN: Campbell, Richard Marshall, Vonnie Holiday, Mike Leach!, Feely! (everyone else could bring em back and if provide good ability to stay on the team keep them.)
Draft: Would love Decastro or martin OL from Stanford, if not their. Reiff. if he not their (id LOVE BLACKMAN! next to fitz but that wont happen). if those 4 artn there we go LB! Cortney upshaw, Luke kuechly, Don'te Hightower,etcetc
Vontaze Burfict - now this is a rediculous! reach. but he is a dynamic player if he wasnt so much a dang bonehead about personal fouls. if he happens to fall i'd take him later NOT 1st round.
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FROM RIALTO- Rialto Community Players will present The Boys Next Door, directed by Cameron Harris. The performances are on November 16, 17, 18, 30, December 1 and 2 (dark Thanksgiving weekend). Fridays and Saturdays are at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m.
The box office number is 909-873-8514 and the Courtney Playhouse is located at 150 E. San Bernardino Ave, Rialto.
The Boys Next Door is a play, written by Tom Griffin. It deals with four men with various mental disabilities who live in a group home. It takes place over roughly a two month period and consists of brief vignettes about their lives. Though the play is quite humorous in its non-mocking way of dealing with the developmentally disabled men in real situations, the play takes a surprising turn as one of the men's father comes to visit, and Jack (their caretaker) accepts a new job.


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The below is a submitted press release.
Jr. Tech of Cape Cod is bringing its STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering
and Math) education to Wayland in May with a CSI: MetroWest
workshop for fifth through seventh grade students.
The 6.5 hour, Massachusetts Curriculum Standards-based program will be held on Saturday, May 12 from 9 a.m.3:30 p.m. at .
In the hands-on STEM workshop, students will learn the steps and tools used by crime scene investigators to solve crimes. Through simulated role-playing, the young investigators will listen and learn about the details of a mock crime scene, collect evidence and samples, and analyze the collected evidence. Eight lab stations will help the students solve the crime and include fingerprint and
hair analysis, DNA testing, fabric and dry-material testing, and more.
"For years MetroWest families who summer on Cape Cod have been asking us to bring our high-quality, hands-on workshops to the Boston area," said Phyllis Russell, president and executive director of Junior Tech. "I'm thrilled that we are starting our expansion with one of our most popular programs."
The STEM discipline skills exercised in CSI: MetroWest include Forensic Science, Clinical Lab Science, Mathematics, Critical Thinking, and Communicating Solutions.
The program fee is $195 and registration is online at
Since 2006 Jr.Tech's mission has been to engage 5 - 12 grade students in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math [STEM] education to encourage and nurture a life-long interest in these fields. All programs and workshops are high-quality, hands-on and are taught by current industry professionals. Jr. Tech is a 501(C)(3) non-profit educational corporation.


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Can This (Good) Marriage Be Saved?
February 21, 2012 at 11:48 am , by Cherise Bathersfield
No Cheating, No Dying is journalist Elizabeth Weil's account of the year she devotes to making her self-described good marriage even better. Weil and her husband, Dan Duane—both writers and overachievers—submitted to couples counseling, sex therapy, group workshops and more, applying themselves to their marriage as they would to a new writing assignment, hobby or exercise regimen. But being married with two children is no two-mile swim (which the couple did from Alcatraz to San Francisco). It's complicated. For every issue unearthed, resolved and shelved during Weil's marital spring-cleaning, another seemed to pop up to take its place. Weil shared some insights with us about her sometimes tumultuous journey to rehab her "good enough" marriage.
Q. After nearly a decade of a marriage that was not broken, what made you decide to fix it?
A. I noticed that I was being lazy-brained about my marriage in a way that I was not about the rest of my life. I had stacks of book on how to be a good mother. I kept up with the latest research on how to stay healthy. I put a lot of effort into my friendships, my work life and staying fit. But I had an attitude about my marriage that it was either star-crossed or it wasn't. And once I noticed that attitude, it seemed silly. So I decided to change it.
Q. How did your husband, Dan, react to your proposal?
A. With horror! I'm sort of kidding. But his first reaction, when I brought it up, was "I can't think of anything worse."
Q. Where did the name of the book No Cheating, No Dying come from?
A. Those were our secret vows. Of course we stood up at the altar in front of our friends and family and promised to love and care for each other for richer and for poorer, in sickness and health and all that. But privately we said to each other: no cheating, no dying. We figured our marriage could survive anything else.
Q. You refer to a lot of marriage psychology publications and self-help books. Which ones did you find particularly helpful to you as a couple? Why?
A. Stephen Mitchell's Can Love Last? The Fate of Romance Over Time really had a huge impact on me. Mitchell argues that romance doesn't die in marriage due to neglect. Romance dies because we kill it, on purpose, as it becomes increasingly dangerous. We are so dependent on our spouses. These days husbands and wives aren't just lovers or financial partners. We're also co-parents, emotional supports, best friends. We can't bear to think of our spouses as anything less than entirely predictable. And as a result we can start to think they're boring and unromantic. But really, we've just put our spouses in that box. We need to take them out again.
Q. You and your husband went to therapy to work on your marriage. Do you recommend that other couples with "good" marriages do the same? If not, what should they do to keep their marriage on the right track?
A. Absolutely! And when we started this project, I was not a big therapy person. I figured why muck around in the past? But therapy turned out to be so valuable for us. It helped us understand ourselves and our marriage before little problems metastasized into big ones. Once the little problems start growing, the problems cause secondary problems of their own. You start hurting each other. You start becoming estranged. Even going to therapy becomes scary — what if it pulls you farther apart? But when you're in a good place in your marriage, therapy can be wonderful. Think of it in the same terms you think about physical therapy. Therapy can be all about wellness. Take care of your relationship and your emotional life like you take care of your body.
Q. What effect did your marriage-improvement experiment have on your children — 8-year-old Hannah and 5-year-old Audrey?
A. You know, the kids were so young that they didn't really know about the marriage-improvement experiment. They saw us have a couple of fights, which probably wouldn't have happened had we not decided to stir the pot, as it were. But they're also really the beneficiaries. Dan and I are even more solid now than we were when we started. There is a huge upside for our children in that.
Q. Since you had never been to therapy before, it was particularly hard for you to open up during your counseling sessions. How easy or hard was it to share with readers difficult personal moments like your worst fight with your husband and the heart-wrenching decision to terminate your pregnancy because your child faced devastating birth defects?
A. I knew when I decided to write about my marriage that I needed to be 100% honest with the reader. So I had a mantra for myself when I was writing No Cheating, No Dying, "Just be totally honest and everything will be okay." Readers know when you're telling the truth. The truth has power. Staying in that place of total honesty was harder some days than others. Writing about the terminated pregnancy was very difficult.
Q. Are you still using any of the techniques that you learned while working on your marriage? If so, which ones?
A. Yes! Some of the techniques that seem the most silly and hokey when we were learning them have really found their way into our lives. For instance, we took a marriage education class that focused on communication skills. Some of them seemed so petty and basic like: don't exaggerate, precede criticism with praise, and don't just listen to your partner's words, slow down and feel what your partner is feeling. I knew all these things at some levels. But now I think about them.
Q. How would you describe your marriage today?
A. It's fantastic. So suffused with love. It's both more passionate and calmer. I feel incredibly lucky.
Q. A bone of contention in your marriage was your husband's monopoly over the food preparation in your household, and you are very detailed in your description of the exotic family meals that he creates (cardoon fritters one day and tripe the next, for example). What's for dinner tonight?
A. I'll have to consult the chef. Hold on . . . Okay, he reports that he's making an oven-roasted chicken with farro and kale with preserved lemon. What time will you be over?
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This week marked the ninth birthday of this blog. Here was my first post, on Nov. 19, 2002: Welcome to My Blog.
I sure wasn't the first legal blog. After some snooping a few years ago, I concluded that honor belonged to Walter Olson at Overlawyered. But I'm pretty sure I was the first legal blogger in Massachusetts, for what that's worth.
On that prior occasion when I traced back to the first legal blogger, former blawger David Giacalone came up with a haiku to mark the finding:
digital age
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That seems apt today.
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shg · November 21, 2011 at 6:38 pm
I will miss you in the blawgosphere, Bob. It just won't be the same without. No, no, I mean it. It surely won't and you will be sorely missed.
Go gentle into the night, Bob Ambrogi. Adieu.
Carolyn Elefant · November 21, 2011 at 9:01 pm
I will always regard you as the blogger who launched right before me. I thought of you as a celebrity because of your ABA book which I'd purchased. Happy 9, many more!
Mike · November 23, 2011 at 11:34 am
Happy Birthday, Blog!
Stacy Stern · November 23, 2011 at 3:45 pm
Congratulations, Bob and Happy Birthday to your blog. I've really enjoyed your posts over the years.


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Our friends at CoedMagazine.com have launched a massive and hilarious slideshow of celebrity yearbook photos on their homepage. Over the course of 70+ pictures, readers are taken on a sometimes horrifying journey through the pre-fame years of some of today's sexiest women.
It probably wouldn't shock you to know that Megan Fox has pretty much always looked like Megan Fox or that Amy Winehouse just looked like a younger, less cracky version of her current self. But there are definitely some surprises to be found.
We gathered together some of our favorites in the above photo. Can you identify them? Give it a shot and leave your best guesses in the comments section. And then head over to CoedMagazine.com and click through the gallery to see if your guesses were correct. The gallery is on the right side of the main page.


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Thomasville Police Officers responded to Walmart in reference to a shoplifting Sunday night.
Employees told police a man left the store with a shopping cart full of items without paying. The employees said the man pulled knife and began swing it at them.
He then ran to a vehicle parked in the parking lot and attempted to leave however, but the car would not start, so he took off running.
He was identified as David Mathis, 22, a Camilla resident, and was caught on U.S. Hwy 19 South by the Thomas County Sheriff's Department and Turned over to Thomasville Police Department.
He's charged with Aggravated Assault (2 Counts), Theft By Shoplifting (Felony), and Possession of a Firearm or Knife During Commission of a Crime. Mathis is in the Thomas County Jail.
Here is the official police report from Officer Roger Wade Glover-
On Sunday, May 19, 2013 at approximately 2114 hours, I, Officer Tucker, Officer Bagget, and Lt. Glover responded to Walmart in reference to a shoplifting that had already occurred. Dispatch advised that the suspect had pulled a knife on Walmart employees that had tried to stop him from leaving the store.
Myself and Officer Bagget canvassed the area for the suspect, and Lt. Glover made contact with Walmart staff. Lt. Glover advised that the suspect`s wife was still on scene in the parking lot. Myself and Officer Baggett arrived on scene. The suspects wife, Ashley Mathis, stated she and her husband, David Mathis had stopped at Walmart to buy a bulb syringe. Ashley Mathis stated that her husband stayed in the store an unusually long time. She stated she then saw him come out of the store with a shopping cart filled with merchandise.
Ashley Mathis stated she then saw Walmart employees confront her husband, at which time he pulled out a knife and began swinging the knife at the Walmart employees. She stated David Mathis then ran to the car and attempted to flee the scene in the vehicle. Ashley Mathis stated the vehicle`s battery was dead, and could not be started. Ashley Mathis stated she exited the vehicle, not wanting to be accessory to her husband`s actions.
Ashley Mathis stated her husband then fled on foot towards U.S. Hwy 19. Walmart Employee, Maria White, who witnessed the incident, made a written statement. She stated that she observed the Walmart Employees Brian Thomas and Jean Rutland follow, David Mathis out of the store. White stated that David Mathis had ran out of the store with a shopping cart full of merchandise without paying for the property.
Maria White stated that when David Mathis was confronted by Brian and Jean, he pulled a knife and came towards them swinging the knife. Walmart Employee, Jean Rutland, who was a victim to the assault, made a written statement. She stated that at approximately 2030 hours, she observed a young man acting suspicious. She stated that Brian Thomas was also watching the subject at that time.
She stated that David Mathis had parked a shopping cart full or merchandise near the entrance to the store. Jean Rutland stated that Mathis then exited the store with the merchandise passing the last point of sale without paying. Jean Rutland stated that the introduced herself as Walmart security and advised David Mathis to stop.
She stated that David Mathis refused to stop. Rutland stated that Brian Thomas then yelled at Mathis to stop, at which time Mathis turned around and pulled a knife and began swinging it at her and Thomas. Walmart Employee, Brian Thomas, who was a victim to the assault, made a written statement, He stated that at approximately 2000 hours, he observed a subject acting suspicious.
He stated that David Mathis, exited the store with a shopping cart full of merchandise. He stated that when he and Jean Rutland stopped David Mathis, Mathis pulled a knife and charged at him and Jean Rutland swinging the knife. Walmart video footage shows Brian Thomas and Jean Rutland stopping David Mathis in the Walmart parking lot. David Mathis can then be seen pulling a knife from his pocket and charging towards Brian Thomas and Jean Rutland.
David Mathis then runs to a silver car and attempts to leave. The passenger in the vehicle, Ashley Mathis can be seen exiting the vehicle. David Mathis then exits the vehicle and flees on foot. David Mathis was apprehended on U.S. Hwy 19 North by Thomas County Sheriff`s Department. Deputies transported Mathis back to Walmart where he was identified by Brian Thomas, Jean Rutland, and Maria White. David Mathis was turned over to Officer Baggett who transported David Mathis to intake. A hold was placed on David Mathis for CID.
David Mathis provided officer of the location where he threw the knife once he fled the scene. Officers went to area in front of Walgreen's Greens and discovered the knife in a drainage culvert. Investigator Newberry recovered the knife in a drain pipe near the intersection of U.S. Hwy 19 south and Hwy 319. Investigator took possession of the knife to be placed into evidence. All of the merchandise was photographed, inventoried, and returned to Walgreen's- Mart personnel.
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See all exhibitionsNow on View
Heaven and Earth: Art of Byzantium from Greek Collections
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Get directions and details about hours, parking, access, group visits, and more.
Art on View
7,000 years of ancient art, from the end of the Stone Age to the fall of the Roman Empire.
The Villa is a recreation of an ancient Roman country house.
Inspired by ancient models, with species from the ancient world.
Heaven and Earth image: Icon with the Archangel Michael (detail), a.d. 1300–1350, probably from Constantinople. Tempera and gold on wood, 110 x 80 cm. Courtesy of the Byzantine and Christian Museum, Athens, inv. no. BXM 1353


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Beat summer holiday blues with FIESTA (From Hillingdon Times)
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Beat summer holiday blues with FIESTA
7:01am Saturday 9th June 2012 in News By Lydia Morton
FIESTA, Hillingdon Council's popular youth activity programme, is back for the summer with a wide range of courses.
The programme will start on Monday, July 23 and run until Friday, August 24 and those keen to get involved can book courses from noon on June 13.
Last summer, more than 1,000 young people enjoyed courses as part of FIESTA.
They can show their creative side with street art, fashion, film production and cake-making, while sport enthusiasts can go for cycling, tennis and boxing.
There is also car maintenance, introduction to construction and driving theory test sessions for those wishing to gain more practical experience. Courses will take place across the borough, with sessions at young people's centres, the mobile youth bus and Uxbridge College.
For details, please visit www.young.hillingdon.gov.uk/fiesta (please note the website does not go live until June 13).


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Peter Doig: No Foreign Lands
Peter Doig's work has been compared to that of great colourists like Gauguin, Matisse and Bonnard. Discover the artist's innovative style, sensuous palette and suggestive imagery.
$10 - 5 p.m. – 2 a.m.
Visit: www.peterdoig.mbam.qc.ca
The artist in you
Join the illustrators, Cyril Doisneau and Siris, and participate in creating a colourful collective mural while grooving to the rousing rhythms poured out by our DJ Archibald Singleton and Antoine Leblanc-Michel!
Free – 8 p.m. – 1 a.m.
Chocolate Vibe
Treat your tastebuds with a beer tasting and chocolate Pistoles, exotic fruit and a chocolate fountain! Chocolate sculpture inspired by Peter Doig's artwork, created by Marc Chiecchio, pastry chef at Marius et Fanny. Due to popular demand, our live model workshop is back this year.
Free – 10 p.m. – 1 a.m.
Nuit Blanche at the Museum is the perfect opportunity to discover our Spotlight on Contemporary Art, featuring the exhibition Peter Doig: No Foreign Lands at half price (on adult tickets), as well as free exhibitions like 1+1=1, Jules de Balincourt and Comics at the Museum.
Find the complete Nuit blanche à Montréal program on your mobile device presented by Hydro-Québec! The application gives you the complete schedule, including sites, categories and event details. Use the Radar function to identify the events nearest you. Available for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch and Android
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The Black Thumb Guide to Gardening
Your flowers never grow, but you can't put your finger on what you're doing wrong. With these tips, tricks, and techniques, you'll soon be an old hand at gardening.
Gardening Know-How
17 Tools Every Gardener Should Own
Just what you need, no matter how big or small your plot.
Shop Smart at the Garden Center
Here's how to prepare for your trip, spot healthy plants, and select the right tools.
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4 Elegant, Exquisite, Easy Flower Arrangements
The layperson's guide to creating beautiful, lush fancy-flower-shop arrangements at home.
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Composting 101
Composting upgrades garden soil, keeps plants healthy, and can even lessen planet-unfriendly greenhouse gases. Here's how to do it.
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Smart Outdoor Storage Containers
Make the most of your outdoor space by getting all of that summertime stuff organized.
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Flowers, Shrubs, and More
Vegetable and Herb Container Garden Checklist
A container garden is easy to grow if you follow these how-tos.
- Pick your pot. Make sure the container is at least 24 inches in diameter. There should be room for the plants to develop strong roots and
grow. Terra-cotta containers are good options, or consider repurposing a plastic trash can or bin and poking drainage holes
in the bottom.
Related: Planters for Any Garden
- Plan your arrangement. A 24-inch container can fit five to seven seedlings of varying sizes. Choose an anchor—a large plant like a tomato, a pepper,
a blueberry, or an eggplant. Add a plant with height—a tall graceful fennel, an okra, or a dill. Then fill in around the edges
with lettuces, spinach, or smaller herbs like parsley, basil, or rosemary. Try to include a plant that will dangle over the
edge like nasturtium, strawberries, or even a small squash.
Related: 3 Easy Gardens for Small Spaces
- Buy the best varieties. Pick up the seedlings at a nursery or farmers' market. Select varieties of vegetables that are bred to be compact. Pay attention
to leaf colors and textures when choosing vegetables and herbs, and look for edible flowers, too. Check the care tags to make
sure the seedlings are compatible and can grow in the same pot.
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