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We were mostly enamored of Lady Gaga's dual turn as both 'SNL' host and musical guest this past weekend, most of the sketches landing with far more commitment than the initial promo that preceded them, but we haven't seen it all yet. Watch Lady Gaga lead the ladies of the 'SNL' cast as "Female Sea Captains" in a deleted sketch from this past weekend!
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Tunnel Vision (RCA/Sony)
The third single -- and definitely one of the stronger songs -- from JT's gargantuan 20/20 Experience album features some vintage Timbaland production -- breaky, shuffling beats, ever-building orchestration, and slightly sinister synths to match the stalkerish lyrics in which Timberlake goes for broke with the falsetto. Three and a half stars
Outta Nowhere (RCA/Sony)
Pitbull is generally known for frenetic party jams. Here, however, teaming with Colombian crooner Danny Mercer, he gives us a much more docile mid-tempo track reminiscent of One Republic's Apologize. It's not necessarily a bad song, it just feels out of place, kind of like Robin Williams delivering a eulogy. Two and a half stars
Center of the Universe (Ultra)
Axwell's first post-Swedish House Mafia single continues very much along the same lines as Don't You Worry Child. Flashy, high-flying melodies and utterly asinine lyrics ("we'll ride the magic bus into the heart of love" -- what?) make this a fun, if not overly familiar floor-filler. Three stars
-- Reviewed by Steve Adams
Rivers & Rust (Disintegration)
IT seems like years since Haunter was singled out as a Winnipeg "buzz band" -- and that's because it has been. As the band puts it, its debut full-length recording "took nearly 10 years to live, five to write and more than a full year to record."
While prolonged waits can unhealthily heighten anticipation, Rivers & Rust shouldn't disappoint.
The album's opening cut, July, 2005, declares that "it's time to burn all those ideas that they made us learn," but Haunter has been careful not to set fire to the good stuff. The band obviously loves the lo-fi, distorted guitars of '90s-era indie rock, so it piles them on in pleasing fashion, so much so that songs such as July or Delilah Dreams of... sometimes channel the six-string sonics of Crazy Horse (or, more obscurely, 13 Engines).
But don't mistake these kids (singer/guitarist Matt Williams, guitarist Jordy Hasselmann, guitarist Cole Woods, bassist Marie France Hollier and drummer Ryan Coates) for full-on noise merchants. There's a powerful melodic sensibility evident here, as well as a lush sense of lyrical place (the spirit of John K. Samson is everywhere on this album) and there's a keen sense of dynamics, too. Where I'm Calling From is gentle duet with Nathan's Keri Latimer and Assiniboine River Song features vocals from Marti Sarbit and trumpet from Rusty Matyas, both of Imaginary Cities. Three and a half stars
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YOU don't have to be clairvoyant to realize it's highly likely that, at some future date, British rock demi-gods Oasis, as helmed by the battling Gallagher brothers, will re-form, record, play some humongous gigs in the U.K. and then fall apart again.
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds may be familiar to some, but it's scrappy brother Liam's Beady Eye combo that contains almost all the previous Oasis members and their second album, BE, will please that band's fans -- and not many others. Gallagher's knack for incorporating Beatle-esque harmonies remains solid, but with the addition of a geared-up horn section on some tracks, the Beady Eye sound tilts more toward Mancusian stadium soul than Liverpudlian club rock.
You do have to give the singer and band credit for aiming high. The sound of the album is dense and well produced and there's no lack of drama as you listen through the first half of the album. Liam may well be faulted for falling into rock star habits with some of his lyrics. Soul Love offers the unattainable, "It's all for you, everything I do, it's all for you" while the clumsily titled Don't Brother Me -- an obvious stab at bro Noel -- is a metaphorical fig leaf twisted wrong. I'm Just Saying ranks with Bob Dylan's It's All Good as the best song title using a common colloquialism. Watch for that Oasis reunion any time now. Three stars
DOWNLOAD THIS: I'm Just Saying
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CÉCILE McLorin Salvant, the winner of the 2010 Thelonious Monk Jazz Competition in vocals, opens her new album with a saucy version of St. Louis Gal
She is sassy, sincere and sometimes sexy on this 12-tune disc, a mix of standards such as I Didn't Know What Time It Was and Nobody, and original compositions like the title track, that cherish the history of jazz and blues while presenting it in a contemporary fashion, not as a derivative copy.
McLorin Salvant is an evocative singer whose interpretations of songs like Baby Have Pity On Me are a delight.
The singer is accompanied by the bright, young pianist Aaron Diehl, bassist Rodney Whitaker, guitarist James Chirillo and the veteran drummer Herlin Riley, who is a real asset, whose swing is perfect for the material.
McLorin Salvant, in her early 20s, has a bright future based on this outing. Three and a half stars
DOWNLOAD THIS: What a Little Moonlight Can Do
-- Chris Smith
Empire of the Sun
Ice on the Dune (Astralwerks)
EMPIRE of the Sun's new album opens with the instrumental track Lux, using drums of epic grandeur to build the anticipation for a record we have waited five years to hear.
That's followed by DNA, a surefire single and the strongest track on Ice on the Dune. The voice of lead singer Luke Steele -- who has co-written songs for Usher and Beyonc© -- blends nicely as he sings "be my DNA" over a brilliant beat, which results in a pounding chorus
The Australian electronic duo's sophomore album and follow-up to 2008's Walking on a Dream is polished. It seems like almost every song could be a summer anthem.
The lyrics are loved up, and even in the slower moments on the record, Empire of the Sun gets it right. The title track is dreamy and smooth, as Steele sings: "Let's go running away, we can always be together," and "I'll Be Around" hits you with Fleetwood Mac style.
Wherever you dance this summer, you will be dancing to this record. Three and a half stars
DOWNLOAD THIS: Ice on the Dune
-- Sian Watson, The Associated Press
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1. Only the Desperate should Invest in Morris as a Starter Redskins running back Alfred Morris seems to be generating as much discussion in the fantasy football world as anyone. As a (for now) starting running back for Mike Shanahan coming off a 28-carry, two-touchdown game in Week 1, it's easy to understand why heads are turning. Morris doesn't have much speed at all, but he has plenty of power and hits the hole hard. With defenses stretched laterally due to Robert Griffin's ability to break containment as a runner, Morris' decisiveness and ability to push forward could translate into nice gains between the tackles. The problem is Mike Shanahan is unstable as a backfield manager. That's not to say he's irrational - though that may be true - but above all else Shanahan just can't be trusted to do anything in particular. Any pattern in his behavior is almost certain to dissolve almost as soon as it's apparent. This is something that appears to be g...
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People in a rowboat, possibly in Bowness Park, Postcards from the Past
No, this isn't a crossover from the Writer's Nook blog. This post is about the importance of writing your family history and the myriad excuses we have for not doing it. A few weeks back I had the privilege of attending the Alberta Family Histories Society seminar. John Althouse, a noted Edmonton-based genealogist, was speaking about writing family stories and his presentations got me to thinking about what we lose when we fail to record the stories we have locked up in our heads and stashed away in our filing cabinets.
We often get people into the library looking for information about family. Each and every one of them has a fascinating story to tell, and we always say "you should write that down." I think people often feel we're just humouring them, but in fact, we look at these stories as an important part of history. The stories of our families are as important as the any other historical resource, maybe even more so, because the everyday people, our ancestors, are the builders of this province and their history is often lost to succeeding generations because no-one thought it was important enough to record.
For many genealogists the building of a family tree is an attempt to find their personal history. Shows such as Ancestors in the Attic and Finding Your Roots are popular because they tell the stories of individuals and we watch with rapt attention. Doesn't this tell you something? Our stories are just as interesting, people! Write Them Down!
If you've got that box of documents, look through them, sort them out, build a framework to hang your story from and then dig some more. If you're just getting started, we have resources to get you on the path to finding your family and telling its story. Check out our programs, such as Family History Coaching which happens nearly every month. Start thinking like a storyteller and keep a journal (paper or electronic) where you jot down the stories that come to mind. Many genealogists were the nosy kids who eavesdropped on the adult conversations at family gatherings. Write down what you remembered, Nosy Parker, and then do your investigating to find out the truth behind the story. We have any number of great books to help you organize your story and make it exciting such as Sharon De Bartolo Carmac's You can write your family history But most importantly, recognize that this is an important task and that if you don't do this, your family's story will be lost. If you can talk, you can write your family history.
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This year's celebration in remembrance of our soldiers is especially poignant given what happened in Ottawa. The deaths of two members of our armed forces are a painful reminder of the sacrifice of those who have given their lives in the service of our country.
This weekend was the kick off to our Heritage weekend and we had five great programs all focused on different aspects of the First World War. I was very moved, during our backroom tour of the Glenbow Library and Archives, by letters of soldiers written from the front. The letters tell the story of the war in a way that the history books can't. Some portions of the letters were blacked out by the censor but, following Jeff Keshen's lecture on the propaganda of WWI, I realized that even if the censor hadn't excised portions of the letters the young men censored themselves to avoid alarming the folks at home. The soldiers writing these letters would have been men just like the two soldiers who died so recently, men who believed in their country and were willing to put their lives on the line for her defense. The truth of the horrors they faced often were never spoken of, even after they returned home. There were those who eventually were able to relate what had happened in all its horrific detail and we should be grateful for that as well. There is always a lesson to be learned. (One particularly interesting title, mentioned during the Propaganda in World War I programs was The 50th Battalion in No Man's Land by Victor Wheeler. This can be borrowed from Calgary Public Library)
Now, as always, we need to remember those who served and be grateful that there are men and women who are willing to stand up for our country.
Soldiers at Sarcee Camp, Postcards from the Past
For a look at life on the home front, join us on November 16 for Eating Your Way Through World War I. We, from Calgary Public Library, and our Heritage Triangle Partners, the Glenbow Library and Archives and the City of Calgary, Corporate Records, Archives, will look at the effect the war had on our dietary habits.
Eighth Avenue, ca. 1930, The Palace Theatre is almost visible on the right Postcards from the Past
I attended a concert last week at Flames Central. I hadn't been in that building since I was a candy-bar girl at the Palace Theatre back in the 70s. Then it was a charming, but run-down old building. I was very young but even then I had an appreciation for the velvet corduroy seats, the beautiful plasterwork in the ceilings (though it had been painted over so many times it looked like it was a panorama of slugs) the beautiful grille work on the organ lofts. I loved that old girl. The balcony was closed to the public most of the time, and we were allowed to take our breaks up there and chat with the projectionists. Our change rooms were down in the basement, and the old boiler (which could very well have been original to the building) used to scare the living daylights out of me when it fired up. We kept the marquee letters down there, as well, and we would make messages out of them (usually involving some kind of obscenity) for other staff members. My favourite part of the job was going backstage to open and close the curtains. To get up there you had to pass Reveen's room, which is what we called the green room backstage. It was mostly used for storage – there were bolts upon bolts of the old rose velvet corduroy stacked back there – but back in the day, it had been the room set aside for Reveen, who described himself as an "impossiblist." His shows included magic and hypnosis and were so well known to people of my generation that most of us can probably still sing "the man they call Reveen." His shows were famous throughout Canada and he ended his career in Vegas. One of his first gigs was at the Palace, where he sold out 28 consecutive shows. The Palace was declared a National Historic site in 1996. but its conversion to a nightclub and later to Flames Central had me dreading what I might find. I was sure the character that I had fallen in love with when I was a candy bar girl would be gone or, at the very least, hidden. I was very glad to see that I was wrong. The beautiful plasterwork has been restored, the grilles of the organ lofts have been retained, and even the marble staircases to the upper level are still intact. In many ways the old girl looks better that she had in a while. It was quite an experience to go back there and I'm sure people were wondering who this weird woman was, with her head craned back, oohing and aahing over the walls and ceilings. It was quite an experience and in a way it is appropriate that I should have been there to see a musician perform. When it was built, the Palace was used for all kinds of shows, not just movies. I remembered a shaky bit of flooring right in front of the stage that someone told me had been an orchestra pit and had been boarded over. I was later able to confirm this by looking at some of the pictures at the Glenbow. So in a way, she's come full circle. That makes me happy (though I do miss the smell of popcorn!)
Palace Nightclub 2006 with Theatre Marquee still in place Judith Umbach Collection
Don't forget that our World War I Remembered programs are happening this month. For more information visit my earlier blog post or our program guide.
McVittie cabin, one of the original Inglewood buildings Alison Jackson Collection
Inglewood, once home to porn theatres and used car lots, is now one of five finalists in contention for the title of Greatest Place in Canada. This story is very heartening for those of us who value the heritage in this city and it is also an example of how a strong community can work together to make their neighbourhood what they want it to be.
Back in the day, I used to make the trip through Inglewood on my way to my job at the Alyth Yards. The main street, once called Atlantic Avenue, was something of a wilderness of shabby old buildings and not-very-nice businesses. There was alway a bit of a bohemian buzz about it, but for the most part it was forlorn-looking. But when I veered off the strip and poked around a bit in the neighbourhood, I came to realize that this had indeed been the heart of our city.
For an old building lover, the old houses, generally left untouched by gentrification, the railways workers' cottages, the beautiful tree-lined streets were a paradise. And talk about urban wildlife! Strange and wonderful birds flitted in the trees and wandered the banks of the river, thanks to the proximity of the bird sanctuary. And you could hear lions roaring and wolves howling from their home at the zoo. It was a charming, quirky neighbourhood – and I am so happy to see that it is still a charming and quirky neighbourhood.
I am also delighted that the heritage of the area has been preserved. Inglewood was the very first area to be settled of what would become Calgary. When Fort Calgary was established in 1875 at the junction of the Bow and Elbow Rivers, the town kind of sprung up around it, albeit a town of tents and cabins built from whatever could be found. The McVittie cabin, shown above, was made of packing crates and other waste wood. Further development was spurred by the announcement that Calgary would be the railway hub for southern Alberta. It was assumed that the station would be in the area of the Fort, which didn't turn out to be the case, but in any event, Calgary's first neighbourhood was born.
In 1892 the Calgary Brewing and Malting Co. opened at the end of Atlantic Avenue and the area became known as Brewery Flats. Over the years there was more industrialization in the area, with the opening of the rail yards, an abbatoir and stock yards and other processing and manufacturing industries. But over time, the area east of the downtown became run down and neglected. In time Inglewood would be facing what many other older areas of the city had faced — the dreaded "urban renewal scheme."
Had the "urban renewers" had their way, much of what is standing in Inglewood would have been razed in the 60s and 70s to make way for roads, interchanges and parking. It was an area in decline and in the 1960s the answer to that was to tear it down and put up new stuff. This had happened down here, in the area around City Hall. Old hotels and businesses were seen as dilapidated eyesores and were torn down to make way for development. As we know now, that might have been a bit of a mistake. Losing many of our old buildings robbed this end of the downtown of its character and walkability and exacerbated the problems that the scheme was designed to remedy. But that wasn't allowed to happen in Inglewood. It has undergone a renewal, for sure, just not urban renewal.
If you are interested in the history of this part the city we have scads of stuff in the Local History room at the Central Library including a building inventory and other general histories. There is also a self-guided walking tour available here that you can use to explore Inglewood and visit some of its historic sites — and great shops and cafes.
Lord and Lady Tweedsmuir in Calgary, July 9 1937 from the Calgary Daily Herald, July 9 1937
One of my favourite parts of my job is the chance it gives me to talk to people. I had a patron call our Central Information Service for a telephone number. In the course of the conversation, we started talking about the library and she told me that in her youth, she did not have access to a local library in Manitoba so she got her library books by train. This intrigued me. I knew that the railways had been lifelines in many ways, but it hadn't occurred to me that they might have been the first "bookmobiles."
A little more digging and I found an article about the Lady Tweedsmuir Prairie Books Scheme. Moved by the destitution she saw on her trip through Canada following her husband's appointment as Governor General, Lady Tweedsmuir organized a kind of traveling library system. The people needed good books, she thought, to help them get through the long, dark winters and to divert them from their economic woes. There were very few public libraries outside of the urban areas on the prairies, so she called on the Women's Institutes to help organize a scheme that would bring books to the people.
Boxes of books, either donated or chosen by Lord and Lady Tweedsmuir and purchased with donated funds, were sent to locations throughout the prairies. Free shipping by rail had been organized and each town that had received the books was asked to arrange a swap with a neighbouring locale.
The kinds of books included in these shipments were similar to what would be found in a public library. Non-fiction, biography, popular novels, children's materials, journals—you name it. If it was a "good book" it could be included. She observed the differing tastes of the various provinces: "Saskatchewan…appears to like non-fiction while Manitoba likes fiction. The people in Alberta 'like anything you send them—they seem to read everything." (We haven't changed much in Alberta). By the time she left for England, after the death of her husband, the scheme had distributed 40,000 books. With the departure of its guiding light, the books from the program were distributed to various locations and in some cases became the foundation collection for small town public libraries.
Lady Tweedsmuir also encouraged the local Women's Institutes to record the history of their area. These became known as the Tweedsmuir Histories and due to the foresight and encouragement of Lady Tweedsmuir, we have a wealth of local histories from prairie towns.
If you'd like to read more about the Lady Tweedsmuir's Prairie Book Scheme, there is an excellent article, "The people must have plenty of good books" by Geoffrey Little in the June 2012 issue of Library & Information History which you can access through the E-Library in the database Library and Information Science Full Text. There is also plenty of great material in the Local History room on the history of the Women's Institutes. You can find it by searching 'women's institute' in the catalogue.
Empress of Ireland, Library and Archives Canada PA 116389
The sinking of the Empress of Ireland is this country's worst maritime disaster, but many Canadians don't even know about it. This may be in part because the event was overshadowed by the declaration of war just two months later. But the sinking of the Empress and the loss of 1,012 of the 1,477 passengers and crew was a loss equivalent to the sinking of the Titanic, and deserves to be more widely recognized.
One hundred years ago, on May 29, 1914, the Empress of Ireland, en-route from Quebec to Liverpool, struck the Norwegian coal vessel Storstad in the St. Lawrence River, and sank within 15 minutes. On board were nearly 1500 people, among them 138 children. Only 5 of the children were among the survivors. The shipwreck was rediscovered in 1964 and remains in the St. Lawrence, six kilometres from Ste. Luce-Sur-Mer . In 2009 the Canadian government named it a National Historic Site. The Canadian Museum of History has launched an exhibition about the Empress and her passengers.
Recently, I was contacted by a researcher who is interested in finding out more about the descendants of the passengers from that last voyage. He is looking for anyone who may be connected with a passenger who was aboard the Empress on the night she sank. If you are connected in some way to the Empress of Ireland, you can visit his siteand get in touch with him.
There were some Calgarians aboard, notably the Garnetts, who were part of a large contingent of Salvation Army members on their way to London. You can view the complete list of Calgary passengers in the Morning Albertan. Library and Archives Canada also has an online aid to researchers who may have family connections to the Empress of Ireland or really, for anyone who is interested in doing more in-depth research on this tragedy
Prior to her sinking, The Empress of Ireland played an important role in the settlement of the west. She made 96 voyages between Quebec and Liverpool and many of the people she carried were immigrants looking for a new life in Canada A search for Empress of Ireland in the Canadian Passenger Lists index in AncestryLE pulled up numerous hits. Not all of these would have been new immigrants, but many were and many of these were heading to the west. A look at some of the lists tells the story of the settlement of the prairies. Stories like that of the Hobdays, who came over on the last voyage of the Empress from Liverpool. Sidney, 21, and a new immigrant, was coming over with Albert, his brother, who was marked as a returning Canadian. Sidney was a farm labourer, while his brother was a fireman. Just these details can tell the story of a family looking for a new life in a new country.
We should remember the Empress of Ireland, not just for the tragedy that took her and so many of her passengers, but also for the contribution she made to the history of Canada.
We are commemorating the centennial of the start of World War I by hosting a whole raft of programs relating to the history and impact of the war, both here and abroad.
Military historian Stéphane Guevremont will be exploring the factors that lead to the war in What Caused World War I on October 30 from 7-9 p.m. in the John Dutton Theatre at the Central Library.
He will also explore The Eastern Front 1914 and how events that took place one hundred years ago continue to have an effect today. This program is on November 14, in the Dutton Theatre at 7 p.m.
Also on November 7 is the Heritage Triangle Walking Tour during which staff from the three points of our heritage triangle, the Calgary Public Library, the City of Calgary, Corporate Records, Archives and the Glenbow Library, will tell you about the WWI related gems in their collections. This starts in the Local History Room on the 4th floor of the Central Library at 1 p.m.
Later that same day, Stir Films producer Brent Kawchuk with speak about the making of the Heritage Minute's First World War vignettes in our first Heritage Matters presentation of the new season, Filming WWI History in Calgary. This will be on the main floor of the Central Library.
Don Smith, Emeritus Professor, University of Calgary, will present the history of Calgary's Grand Theatre in the Great War. By exploring war-time entertainment, he will also be examining issues that had an impact on the theatre such as war service of those involved in the industry and women's suffrage. This program is on Sunday November 9 at 1 p.m., also in the John Dutton Theatre.
Women's role in the war will also be explored by researcher and writer Adriana Davies, the creator of the Alberta Online Encyclopedia. Her program, A Genius for Organization takes place on Sunday November 9 in the Dutton as well but this one starts at 3. You could stay and make a day of it because at 2pm, Jeff Keshen, Dean of the Faculty of Arts at MRU, will be talking about The Media and World War I. He will talk about the role played by newspapers, and examine the propaganda at the outbreak of the war.
Southwood Library is having a very interesting, ongoing program, the World War I Book Club. Participants will read and discuss books set during the Great War. They meet once a month on Sundays, October 19, November 16 and December 14 at 2 p.m.
Now, for the one I'm really looking forward to, Eating Your Way Through World War I. This takes place on the main floor of the Central Library on Sunday November 16 at 1:30 p.m. Presenters will talk about how Calgarians ate during the Great War years.
Later in November, on the 28th, Stéphane Guevremont will talk about Christmas on the Western Front. He will help us relive the first five months of the war and the astonishing Christmas truce that took place in 1914.
Soldiers 1914?
Cecil Hotel before the paint job, 1965 Alison Jackson Collection
It's in the news again, and the news ain't good. It looks like we may be saying goodbye to the infamous, but decidedly colourful, Cecil Hotel. The city is in the process of selling the hotel to the Calgary Municipal Land Corporation, the organization that is responsible for the redevelopment of the East Village. The land the hotel sits on could be turned in to a short term parking lot. The argument against preserving the building is that over the years the distinguishing heritage characteristics of the hotel have been stripped away. On the other side of the argument is that the building is much more than a physical object. The value in many of our heritage properties also lies in the intangibles – the purpose and the people associated with the site. This may be what is plaguing the efforts to preserve the Cecil. In the last years of its life, it became a byword for murder and mayhem. The police were spending as much time there as the patrons. While a little scandal can often be a positive (think of the black sheep in your family) the level of crime and violence associated with the Cecil is proving to be detrimental to its preservation.
The Cecil wasn't always a dive. Built in 1911, it was a working man's hotel and included a dining room and bar, along with a billiard room and a barbershop. A quick search of the Henderson's Directories shows that blacksmiths, mechanics, stablemen, and other tradesmen called the Cecil home. With a booming and transient population, these kinds of hotels provided short and long term residences for men working in and around Calgary. An article in The 100,000 Manufacturing, Building and Wholesale Book stated that "be it stranger or Calgary citizen who enters the portals of the Hotel Cecil he is at once impressed with the atmosphere of good fellowship which permeates every nook and cranny of this popular hostelry."
Cecil Hotel 1912 Postcards from the Past
The Calgary Public Market was next door and many of the storefronts of the Cecil were occupied by businesses that capitalized on this proximity. One of the businesses that operated from the hotel was Der Deutsch-Canadier, Western Canada's largest German language newspaper. The proprietors of the hotel, who were German immigrants to the city, were also the publishers of the newspaper.
There is no trace of any of the other buildings that made up the area around the market. In fact, there are only 10 heritage buildings left in the whole East Village, a sad fact given that this end of the city was the hub of activity in the pre-WWI years. I'd be sorry to see the Cecil go. It would take with it one hundred years of human history in all of its grubby glory.
For an interesting perspective on the Cecil, you can visit the site "This is my Cecil" started as a part of the "This is my City" program.
Four Soldiers in Uniform 1915?
With fall (or at least what passes for fall in this city) comes Heritage programs by the bushel. Things are gearing up and I thought I should let everyone know what to look out for.
Starting tomorrow, Wednesday September 24 and running until Thursday the 25th, The Military Museums is presenting a series of lectures under the banner Material Culture and The First World War: Western Canadian Narratives Noted speakers from across the country will be talking about a wide variety of topics relating to Canadian involvement in World War I, how the war was represented to Canadians on the home front, the stories of those affected by the war and life in Alberta after the war. This looks like it will be a fascinating series and I only wish I didn't have to work. I'd be in there like a dirty shirt. The cost is $50 for the two days or $35 for just one day. You can find more information as well as a link to the registration page right here
Also kicking off this month is our Family History Coaching program. Coaches from the Alberta Histories Society will be on hand to help you, one on one, with your genealogy questions. Researchers at all levels of skill are welcome. We have three genealogy minds to set to your project, and three heads are always better than one. We meet on the last Saturday of the month (the 27th this month) from 10:00 to 12:00 on the 4th floor of the Central Library. There is no registration required, so you can just pack up your papers and drop in for a consult.
Breaking the Silence
In October, we will be welcoming a speaker from the British Home Children Advocacy and Research Association and author Sandra Joyce to deliver the talk Breaking the Silence: British Home Children. Over 100,000 children were sent to Canada and often put to work as indentured servants. This program is in partnership with the Chinook Country Historic Society and will take place at the Central Library on Saturday October 18 at 1 pm. You can find more information here. No registration is required
And for those of you interested in learning AND eating, the Firefighter's Museum is hosting Conversations in the Kitchen. This time, in honour of Fire Prevention Week, the subject will be Watch what you heat. CFD's Public Information Officer Carol Henke will be talking about what can go wrong in the kitchen, linking back to artefacts from the museum's collection. Afterwards, Carol will share her infamous fire hall pancake recipe. You can register for this program, which takes place on October 10 at 10:30 by contacting firstname.lastname@example.com. Admission is by donation. You can find out more on theirFacebook page
So, get out, steep yourself in history and have a good time! See you out there.
And we thought we had a lot of snow, Postcards from the Past, PC 1606
Well, September is here and boy did it come in like a lion! I'm assuming this means it will go out like a lamb, or is that only for May? Anyway, having slogged through ankle deep snow and wrestled the fallen branches from my poor old birch tree, I am feeling rather icy toward Mother Nature. My dog is delighted, but he is the only one I know who is.
Even though I am a native Calgarian, I cannot reconcile myself to the climate here. Every year I plant tomatoes, dreaming of the hot late summer days when I will pick the ripe fruit from the green and fragrant plants. And nearly every year, I am out in the freezing cold picking hard-frozen, green orbs from blackened, frost damaged and, quite frankly, pathetic-looking remnants of my labours. Does this make me an optimist or a fool? (Quite likely, a bit of both—a foolish optimist?).
Certainly this phenomenon would explain the hundreds of recipes calling for green tomatoes in the prairie cookbooks we have in our Local History collection. I thought I might have to resort to one of these as I looked at my hastily harvested crop. And since I am using a recipe from our cookbook collection in Local History, you get to share my experience.
So, here is a recipe for green tomato marmalade—which is something I had heard of but never eaten, until I saw a ripe tomato version at a shop in the Farmer's Market. This one is from the Blue Bird Cookbook by the Domestic Science Department of the American Woman's Club of Calgary (call number 641.5 BLU). The recipe courtesy Ms. H.L. Freeland:
Chop 2 quarts of green tomatoes fine, 2 lemons cut fine, a little water. Boil until tender and add cup for cup of sugar. Cook until it jellies and add ginger root for taste.
Chop 2 quarts of green tomatoes fine, 2 lemons cut fine, a little water. Boil until tender and add cup for cup of sugar. Cook until it jellies and add ginger root for taste.
What could be easier?
Another one I'm going to try is green tomato chow chow, just because I like the name, also from the Blue Bird cookbook. Recipe courtesy Mrs. A.E. Shore.
1 peck green tomatoes4 large onions6 green peppers1 ½ cups brown sugar2 tsp ground cloves2 tsp ground cinnamon1 tsp cayenne peppervinegar
Chop tomatoes (not too fine) and let stand in brine overnight. Drain and cover with vinegar (not too strong). Add peppers, onions, sugar and spices and cook until tender. Place in bottles or jars with parowax over them if corks or covers are not available.
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Toddlers may turn picky eaters at a certain time of toddlerhood. It is a frustrating period for parents but is it really worth being so depressed over this issue? Is there a way to find out? Do you want to know which diet plan is good and how much daily calories are required for your toddler?
Yes, you can determine whether it is a normal behavior or should you consult the doctor/dietitian for that matter. Let's walk through this parenting dilemma and explore some answers along the way.
Has your toddler become suddenly a picky eater?
Most of the time it is normal for your toddler to be picky as 95 percent of the picky eaters are in the age period of 2-4.
It may seem a surprising fact that an average toddler need only 1300 calories a day. So it may happen that your toddler has consumed enough to cover up his share of the energy for a day to get going.
It is not necessary for a toddler to have 3 square meals every day just like as we do. Refusing to eat is a way of showing how independent they are and they do not need to be told what to do or what no to do? Toddler diets and picky eaters is a great article that answers your questions regarding the diet plan for your toddler.
If you dread the meal times and think that being picky for your toddler has something to do with your culinary skills then relax as it has nothing to do with you.
Parents' job is to prepare healthy and nutritious food for their children and then it is up to the children how well they are going to eat. Parents can intervene by changing the way they present the food to their toddlers. Check out these 17 TIPS FOR PLEASING THE PICKY EATER.
Toddlers are still new to solid foods, they are still adjusting with different tastes, colors, textures of new foods. Give them some time to develop a taste for the new food. If a toddler refuses a food, don't feel discouraged. You can present the same food later with different presentation.
Offer variety to their food palette and be patient while their taste buds adjust to the new taste and texture. Handling a picky eater may seem difficult but it is not impossible.
Nutrition is another issue parents has to deal with as your picky eater may want to eat something that is not part of a balanced and healthy diet. To avoid this
- Don't force your child to eat. Give him some time and then coax him to eat the meal or snack again.
- Remove distractions such as TV.
- Offer small portions.
- Make a routine and stick to it.
- Don't rush around. This may upset the toddler.
- Offer new food in small proportion along with their favorite food.
- Offer food in their favorite plate/dish.
- Cooking with a toddler may do the trick as getting them involved in the process will pique their interest in food and they will be more willing to consume it
Check out Children's nutrition tips for picky eaters to make your toddlers meal delicious and nutritious.
Many parents wonder, if their picky eaters are in need of a multivitamin? It is not up to you to decide. Don't give your toddler over the counter medicine without consulting your doctor/dietitian. It may happen that your child do not need it at all. As long as there are dairy, fruits, meat(chicken, mutton etc.) and vegetables included in your toddler's diet, you need not to worry.
Last week I discovered a nice ebook on the this particular topic from Happy Housewife. She is a mother of three and on her blog she writes about home management, cooking and frugal living. In this free ebook she has shared her experiences with her three children and summed it up in 17 pages book. In this ebook, there are helpful tips, advice and suggestions coming from an experienced parent. I have found it quite informative for parents of picky eaters. You can download the book from here, The happy housewife's guide to dealing with picky eaters: free ebook.
Cooking for a toddler is no more difficult now with these easy recipes. There is another free ebook with easy recipes for babies and toddlers. It is the HEINZ Recipe Book for Babies and Toddlers. This 20 page ebook is filled with colorful pictures, tips and hints, easy, healthy and nutritious recipes for toddlers and babies.
A must read for parents! You can download the free ebook here.
Photo Credit: anissat
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We all know how terribly dry conditions have been for the past four or five weeks. The first 25 days of the month had us on course to set the record for the driest September ever. That all quickly changed Sunday and Monday as an upper low brought soaking rain to the area, which tallied up to between three and four inches across most of central Virginia.
Now we're facing the possibility of a tropical system approaching the area late Wednesday into Thursday. We use several different computer models to forecast how much rain will fall and right now there is some disagreement. Some of the models have the area of low pressure heading farther to the east, while some bring it closer to central Virginia. With the eastern track, we could still see more than two inches of rain by Thursday evening. If the western track pans out, we could see upwards of five inches by Thursday evening. Most of the latest information suggests that a more westerly track is being favored. Either track would pose some flooding concerns for us, but the western track would create the most problems. If five inches of rain falls, that would put the weekly totals for most of our viewing area between nine and ten inches. That kind of rain has the potential to cause some problems, especially in low-lying areas near rivers.
This forecast isn't set in stone, but there is definitely the potential for a significant rain event. Keep checking out www.cvilleweather.com over the next day or so for continuous updates and our Twitter feed can be found by following @CBS19Weather.
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Everytime I play Mundo, I state that he is not a tank.
Everyone flames me and then no one else picks a tank.
Why is this? I'm pretty sure the Devs have even stated that he was not intended to be a tank.
No he's not a tank, he's a beefy DPS.
Hes a tanky DPS.
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He's a DPSy tank made of beef
Tank built Mundo is not worth focusing at all, because he's going to take FOREEEEEEVEEEEEER to die.
DPS built Mundo is worth focusing because he's going to rip a whole through your team if you ignore him. However he doesn't drop too easily thanks to his ult.
Hes basically in the same boat as mordekaiser. They cant really tank per se but they can soak up a lot of damage.
He's pretty good as a HP regen tank, with a lot of hp..
only problem is, hp regen tanks aren't good..
if the entire other team is sustained damage then sure he's great but burst and ignite shut him down hardcore.
No,and anyone who says he is a tank should stop playing mundo.
Think of it like someone playing DPS Annie,since she has a 625 range...Sure it sounds good in theory but other ways work much better.
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