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Ladies And Gentlemen Lyrics - Saliva
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Ladies and gentlemen please
Would you bring your attention to me?
For a feast for your eyes to see
An explosion of catastrophe
Like nothing you've ever seen before
Watch closely as I open this door
Your jaws will be on the floor
After this you'll be begging for more
Welcome to the show
Please come inside
Ladies and gentlemen
Do you want it?
Do you need it?
Let me hear it
Ladies and gentlemen
Do you want it?
Do you need it?
Let me hear it
Ladies and gentlemen
Ladies and gentlemen good evening
You've seen that seeing is believing
Your ears and your eyes will be bleeding
Please check to see if you're still breathing
Hold tight cause the show is not over
If you will please move in closer
You're about to be bowled over
By the wonders you're about to behold here
Welcome to the show
Please come inside
Ladies and gentlemen
Welcome to the show (welcome to the show)
We're glad you came along (we're glad you came along)
Please come inside
Ladies and gentlemen
Do you want it?
Do you need it?
Let me hear it
Ladies and gentlemen
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PBR-Professional Bull Riders | Reviewer: Anonymous | 4/11/11
This song is one of the theme songs for the PBR and the lyrics fit the PBR exceptionally well... The song is in sync with the bulls and bullriders being thrown around like ragdolls all in slow motion and there could hardly be a better song to match the intense action!Fifteen thousand people were at "The Pit" in Albuquerque jammed pack to watch the PBR a few saturdays back, when this songcame on, the whole place went into a frenzy...
Reallyy? | Reviewer: Nathan | 2/3/11
Wow.....this song sucks. this bands sucks. Johnathon Montaya is and was a douche bag, omg, not to mention theyre greatest hits album is named moving forward in reverse...i mean really? only complete assholes would name there album such a thing.
Amazing song | Reviewer: Lia | 2/15/10
The first time I heard this song, I believe it was something related with WWE; maybe a WrestleMania. When I heard this song, the first thing that came to mind was a part of the Cirque du Freak series, because the song is talking about a freak show, and all of thhee astounding things that will be seen.
As for the lyrics, there is a mix-up. the song doesn't go 'Boom' six times. It says this:
'Welcome to the show,
We're glad you came along,
Please come inside...'
And then the 'Boom' part four times. All in all, amazing song.
Of course It's awesome! It's NHRA music! | Reviewer: Maple Grove Is Awesome <3 | 1/22/10
Well, all I can say is, Andrew is right. If you go to the races -Which I do, EVERY YEAR!- and experience a race, you understand this song. NHRA producers pick songs for a reason, you know. Ladies and Gentlemen is an amazing song to top it off. Love it!
am I the only one?? | Reviewer: Elizabeth | 5/12/09
Am I the only one who sees a small similarity between this song and the song Karn Evil 9 by Emerson Lake and Palmer? I mean they dont sound the same, but they have the same concept. If you don't believe me look it up.
N.H.R.A. drag racing | Reviewer: Andrew | 3/26/09
First heard this song while watching the drag races on T.V. Thought it was appropriate for the drags. Anyone who has been to see the nitro burning cars will tell you the lyrics of the song are exactly what you feel live at the track.
Really? | Reviewer: Anonymous | 3/2/09
Wow sell out that is a strong word dude people love that song all over the US and other places it is an awesome song and if u r in a band and u think saliva is a bunch of posers u r an idiot k just cuz they make music and get money for it doesn't make them sell outs and u obviously watch tv too much if u hear that song more than 10 times a day
Missing lyrics | Reviewer: Matty | 1/3/09
Whoever wrote these lyrics has missed out a bit
After the 2nd "Welcome To The Show" part
it doesn't go into "BOOM" 6 times over
It goes "Welcome To The Show, We're Glad You Came Along, Please Come Inside, Ladies & Gentlemen"
then does the "BOOM" bit 4 times
Great song I must add
My band are covering it, so i'm a little picky of the lyrics here
For a feast for your eyes to see | Reviewer: Morgan | 12/22/08
When I first heard this song...I was driving with my friend in the passenger seat. He asked me "what does this make you think of?" I said "I think this is my first time hearing it. What does it make you think of??????" His reply..."A Freakshow Circus type deal." That night I had a freaky dream...I was shakled to a stage with monsters in the crowd...it was pretty weird. I was the show for a bunch of freaks. I love this song. Now whenever I listen to it...thats what i think of. :p
i watch to much anime/read to many webcomics | Reviewer: Yayap | 9/8/08
This song would work really well during the cliche "you and what army moment" where the heros all appear, or summon this giant beast thing(in slomo, of course)... which the stomps the crap out of the bad guys along with the : "You've seen that seeing is believing
Your ears and your eyes will be bleeding
Please check to see if you're still breathing"
that would be freakin ausome...
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Video Turbine Tower Section Being Road Hauled Out Of Cruiseport From Fred Bodin
A large conical tower section is hauled out or Cruiseport Gloucester (MA) for erection in Blackburn Industrial Park.
A large conical tower section is hauled out or Cruiseport Gloucester (MA) for erection in Blackburn Industrial Park.
Fred writes-
One of the three wind turbine blades is lowered down onto the parking lot at Cruiseport Gloucester. By the time I finished my dinner at the Seaport Grill, they had all been moved and the Chem Caribe was cleared off. I was told that the barge had to leave tomorrow, because the dock was reserved for another vessel. So all that needs to be done at Cruiseport is haul the remaining cylindrical tower sections and the blades to the erection site in Blackburn Industrial Park.
Mayor Kirk speaks with Baldwin Crane CEO Mark Baldwin and Varian Director of Facilities Rick Johnson. Mark Baldwin has some nice things to say about Sheree Delornezo, owner and operator of Cruiseport, Gloucester.
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Here's the cruise ship that pulled into port Tuesday. It looked kinda old by today's cruise ship standards, but well maintained (at least from the outside).
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Brought To You By The Cape Ann Chamber's Government Affairs Council
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Friday, October 26
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Peter Webber writes-
Good day. I am writing today to remind everyone that the next major cruise ship of the season will be arriving in Gloucester Harbor on this coming Sunday, September 16: Holland America's cruise ship the ms Eurodam, with a capacity of 2104 passengers. Once again the Chamber will be working together with the city of Gloucester's volunteer welcoming committee and CATA to welcome and guide Eurodam's passengers as they disembark and arrive at the Cruiseport terminal. The first tenders carrying passengers from the ship are expected to arrive at Cruiseport at approximately 9:00 am Sunday. Many will board motor coaches for planned excursions to various locations, while many others will be guided to CATA trolleys and buses for transportation to downtown Gloucester and Rockport.
Please note the attached "Welcome Eurodam Passengers" flyer, which we encourage you to print and post at your place of business to help give the Eurodam passengers a hearty Cape Ann welcome. I have also attached a flyer featuring several upcoming Chamber and community events scheduled for September and October, including next Tuesday's (September 18) sales seminar with author Marc Wayshak at the Elks at Bass Rocks, beginning with check-in at 7:30 am. Please contact the Chamber today to reserve your place. Best regards. Peter
It's 11:00AM, and there's only a handful of restaurant patrons but the kitchen is buzzing with about 5 chefs and 10 servers in anticipation of a busy afternoon ahead. I poke my head into the back prep room and there's Sheree DeLorenzo head down with her apron on shucking lobsters. The woman doesn't stop. You'd think with a restaurant this big and with a staff that large the owner would be pointing fingers telling the chefs what to do or having her managers telling her chefs what to do, but no. She's out back at the sink shucking away with a smile on her face. The American Workhorse defined.
This is part of what makes a great entrepreneur, a willingness to get your hands dirty and do whatever it takes. No job is beneath the American entrepreneur.
It was raining pretty good but I set up the tripod first and then attached the camera and held my baseball cap over it. This was a 6.5 second exposure. More to come.
Beautiful dresses tonight at the Cruiseport Bridal show.
Photo © Kathy Chapman 2012
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It looks like it's becoming that.
The Seven Seas Navigator arrived this morning and began unloading her passengers.
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OK, this is what you need to know-
They are shooting for an April 1st opening.
It is owned by the same company that owns Espresso in East Gloucester but it will be operated as a stand alone restaurant under that company umbrella.
If you, like me had thoughts that this space was going to look like a dungeon inside let me tell you now that people are going to be blown away by the complete upscale renovation inside. I obviously can't speak to the food because it isn't opened but they pulled out all the stops on the decor. Money obviously was not an issue.
I was scratching my head when I heard that there was going to be another seafood restaurant in that area thinking that there was already a ton of restaurants in that area of Main/Rogers Street and that average just won't cut it but let me tell you if the food and service are on par with the interior renovation they just may have a shot.
It takes balls to open a restaurant in the thick of at least a dozen great restaurants within a quarter of a mile radius. They must feel good about their prospects in our beloved City. They will be representing at Taste of Cape Ann Sponsored by the Gloucester Daily Times at Cruiseport Wednesday March 23rd. I'll be interested to talk to the chef and get their perspective on what they will be bringing to The Gloucester Table.
For more info about the Taste of Cape Ann Event at Cruiseport click here
You know all that positive energy that began way back when the lobstermen donated the use of their traps, the merry elves from Art Haven and the usual suspects spent days coordinating and building the lobster trap tree, the kids (and some adults) painted very special buoys to adorn the shining beacon of community spirit that is The 2010 Lobster Trap Tree?
Well here comes the payoff! Here comes the celebration! The night when everyone comes together to laugh, shout and enjoy each other's company at Cruiseport for the Third Annual Art Haven Lobster Buoy Auction.
What better event to tie our incredible community together than the Art (Art Haven) and Sole (fishing community) in one huge collaborative ball of positive energy?
I can personally tell you this event is so much fun. To see these kids beaming on stage as their hand painted buoy gets bid on is absolutely priceless.
So get yourself and your family down to Art Haven and soak in all that positive energy baby! It's on Friday night at 6:00PM
Jan 28th- For More Info- http://www.arthaven.org/
David Brooks Wrote-
A special thank you to all involved with the 2010 Lobster Trap Christmas Tree. The tree isn't as big as last year but It certainly is a beauty. Standing around 30 ft. topped off with a lobster trap star.
Traps came from the following fisherman:
Scott Horne, John Symonds, Jay Gustaferro, Kevin O'Malley
Special Thanks to Volunteer Builders:
Ed Collard, Paul Morrison, David Brooks, Russell Hobbs, Daniel Brooks, Donna Ardizzoni, Rick Moore, Alex Bigger-Allen, Shane O'Neill, Theon O'Neill, Vicotor Quesada, Iris Quesada
Also Thanks to media from:
Joey Ciaramitaro (Good Morning Gloucester),Desi Smith (Gloucester Daily Times), Masao Okano and Yuichi Watanabe (Cape Ann TV)


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WICHTA, Kan. -- As Spring goes into full swing, another season is approaching: allergy season.
Some say that because of the long winter, this year may be extremely tough for those who suffer from allergies. Many plants are expected to bud at once. Yet, people shouldn't experience anything unusual this year, said Dr. Thomas Scott, an allergist with Via Christi Clinic.
"If you're pollen-allergic, not only are you likely to have tree-pollen allergy, you're probably going to have grass-pollen allergy. Well, guess what? Grass pollen is here," he said.
Scott said that tree pollens emerged around January and gross pollens came about two weeks ago. Soon, allergy sufferers will need to grab tissues and medications.
The best medication, Scott said is Benadryl, but it often makes people drowsy and only lasts a few hours. He said the best alternative is an over-the-counter allergy medication like Allegra or Claritin. Though, he does recommend that people consult a physician before they self-prescribe. Most people suffer from multiple allergies. A doctor can help pinpoint the problem and recommend an effective solution.
As much as some dread the spring allergies, the worst of season allergies have yet to come. Scott said that early fall -- just after Labor Day -- is the worst because of the excessive pollens, heat and strong winds blowing them around.
"Since we have a lot of agriculture in the state, hay bales are out there' they produce a lot of pollen -- I mean, a lot of mold spores," he said. "Ragweed pollen is up and also grass pollen comes a lot bit back in the fall as the temperatures moderate from a hot summer."
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Kathleen Buono, Project Manager, Perlo Construction
Kathleen Buono is an Oregon native and was born and raised in Portland. In fact, she lived in the same house in the Eastmoreland neighborhood between the time she was six months old to when she moved to Eugene to attend the University of Oregon. Kathleen spent five fantastic years in Austin, Texas, but, she missed the beautiful change of seasons in Oregon and returned to her roots. It was when she returned to Portland that she began her career in the commercial real estate sector as a commercial appraiser with Curtis Slocom (now Integra Realty Resources). Kathleen earned the prestigious MAI designation (Member of Appraisal Institute) in October, 2012. By then, she had been an appraiser for more than 15 years specializing in urban mixed-use, multi-family, retail and office properties. Some highlights to her appraisal career include the valuation of 200 Market, Riva on the Park, Machine Works Building, Grand Central Bowl, Montgomery Park, PacWest, the Commonwealth Building, and the Twelve West Building (the one with the wind turbines). In 2013, Kathleen decided to make a career change. She loved the real estate business and being an appraiser, but wanted to find a new challenge. After several months of soul searching and informational interviews, Kathleen found the perfect job as a Project Manager with Perlo Construction's Special Projects Group. In this position she spends her days managing smaller projects ranging from the $500 repair to the $300,000 tenant improvement. Wide-ranging can sometimes be an understatement with the Special Projects Group. In her first month on the job, she helped a property owner with a damaged concrete panel after a train backed into it, helped a client upgrade restroom shelving, provided a local manufacturer with an estimate for a new clean room installation, and helped estimate the renovation of a former florist shop into a bakery. It is the variety of projects, the teamwork, and the focus on customer service that she enjoys most in her new role. Kathleen has been a member of CREW for more than 10 years. She is currently finishing out her fourth year on the Board and is in her second year serving as our Treasurer. She has been on many CREW committees over the years, including golf and sponsorship, and is a current member of the programs committee.
Steve Smith, S.D. Deacon
Steve Smith was born in New Orleans and then moved to Oregon as an infant where he settled with his parents, two older brothers and younger sister in the West Hills of Portland. He attended the University of Oregon and graduated with a BS in journalism and advertising. His career took off with a variety of advertising sales jobs in radio, print, outdoor and direct mail. After a long career in advertising he was recently employed by S.D. Deacon. His year and a half tenure with the "best construction company in the world", has been a fast paced journey of hard work, fun, education, and golf. He was quoted as saying he really appreciates the opportunity to learn the business with such a great group of colleagues and has jumped feet first into the industry. He serves on the programs committee for both CREW and SMPS and was the co-chair of the Pacific Northwest Idea Exchange for the International Council of Shopping Centers. Steve's appreciation for the Pacific Northwest is evidenced by his indulgence of many outdoor activities including biking, golfing, tennis, camping, hiking and running. His favorite vacation destination is Hawaii or anywhere scuba diving, hiking and beaches are options. Please feel free to reach out to Steve. He is always willing to collaborate on ideas or lend a hand in most situations, or a round of golf.
Jeni Meyer, Attorney, Zupancic Rathbone Law Group P.C.
Jeni Meyer's practice focuses on real estate, business matters and related litigation. She enjoys learning about her clients' businesses and being part of their success.
Jeni is a native Oregonian who grew up in Portland. After graduating from Cornell University, Jeni moved around the country and the world pursing new adventures and career goals. Some of the things she did included working for Senator Ron Wyden in Washington, D.C. before law school, acting as a foreign attorney at the largest law firm in Tokyo, Japan, serving as assistant county counsel in rural Southern Oregon, and working at law firms in San Francisco and Portland.
Jeni joined Zupancic Rathbone Law Group in 2012 because of their expertise is real estate and development. They also share her commitment to client service.
Jeni is a member of the CREW Programs Committee. She said she is continually impressed with the expertise and collegiality of her fellow CREW members.
Outside of the office, Jeni spends most of her time chasing her 2.5 year old son, Jack, and her mutt, Barkley. Jeni and her husband are expecting their second child at the end of August.
Nancy Heer, Senior Real Estate Industry Specialist, Wells Fargo
Nancy grew up in Central California living on a ranch with horses, sheep, cattle, chickens and all the other farm animals. She feels it was truly a great way of being raised, and with relatives nearby who all were great athletes she became involved in track, softball, volleyball & basketball at an early age.
Nancy moved to southern California after high school to attend California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks where she participated on the track and field team. After graduating with a Fine Arts BA degree & minor in Psychology in 1986, she moved to Huntington Beach to begin her career. After a brief stint working at a gallery her commercial real estate career began after she moved to Honolulu, where she worked for a Property management company.
She moved to Oregon in January of 1991, and it was snowing at the time. Nancy was not sure it was the right move at the time, but now she truly loves Oregon and it is home. She began her banking career at Bank of America working in downtown Lake Oswego and has been in the industry ever since. Nancy is active in continuing education and graduated from Pacific Coast Banking School at the University of Washington in 2005.
At Wells Fargo she serves as the Senior Real Estate Industry Specialist where she oversees the state of Oregon & Southwest Washington and supports the Business Banking Group. She works with Relationship Managers and Business Development officers as a partner on Commercial real estate investor properties. As the industry specialist she handles all facets of the financing and manages a portfolio of assets that include hotels, Multi-family, retail, office, industrial mix-use properties and construction lending. Nancy truly enjoys working with local developers and investors on projects in the state and throughout the west coast.
Nancy is very active in the community and has acted as the past president of the board of directors of Serendipity Center, a therapeutic K-12 school. She has been on the board for past four years serving on the executive committee, is the past chair of the annual gala dinner event and is a member of the capital projects committee and fundraising committee. She has also been involved as a member and past president of CREW since 2000 serving on a variety of committees including golf chair, corkscrew committee and sponsorship committee and is currently a member of the programs committee along with the other fabulous committee members.
Nancy has been married to her husband Paul for 12 years( a native Oregonian) and they have a very fun and spoiled Lasha Apso, Tetley, who turned 8 years old on July 4th. They take him on as many trips as they can and he has definitely earned his doggie frequent flyer miles with over 25 flights. Nancy and her husband love to travel to warm tropical places in the fall and winter and enjoy the Northwest summers golfing with their friends at WVCC. She loves to garden and grows wonderful vegetables and flowers, as she enjoys making arrangements. Cooking is a delight of Nancy's that is a stress reliever, along with Pilates and jogging. Nancy is a member of an investment club with wonderful ladies in Lake Oswego and enjoys her monthly meetings to go over their stock portfolio and catch up over a glass of wine.
Elissa Looney
Elissa Looney is a home-grown Oregonian who left briefly to pursue her Bachelor's degree at the University of Montana, and then came right back to begin her construction career with Perlo Construction in 2008.
Prior to working at Perlo, Elissa was a professional in the ice cream industry, spending three years at her first job with the Baskin Robbins in Aloha. She then spent three college summers working as an assistant and intern with Perlo before joining their team full-time following graduation with a Bachelors in Business Administration with emphases' in Management and International Business. As the Project Manager for their Special Projects Group, Elissa is involved in a multitude of project types and works with a variety of people throughout the real estate industry, including brokers, property managers, and owner/users. In addition to her everyday estimating and project management responsibilities, Elissa is actively growing her department to increase their annual volume, and is proud to say that her office staff is doubling with the addition of a new project manager for Special Projects this June, as well as new field crew members.
Elissa most enjoys the business development aspects of her job, and building relationships with her field crews, clients, and subcontractors. Working in Special Projects means that no two jobs are ever the same; there are always things to learn and ways to work around specific project challenges. Most of her projects are in actively occupied spaces, which require great care to leave the tenants and owners happy at the end of every project.
In addition to her Perlo responsibilities, Elissa is an active Board member of CREW Portland. She is currently our National Delegate, as well as a member of the Sponsorship Committee. In the past, she has been the Sponsorship Committee Chair, and member of the CorksCREW committee. Elissa is also an active member of the IREM Forecast Breakfast committee, the FRESH board, and regularly attends CEIC meetings, among other associations.
Elissa lives in Wilsonville on a half acre allowing her to exercise her three active dogs: Daisy, a 7 year old lab/vizsla mix, Tug, a 4 year old Vizsla, and Lincoln, a 6 month old border collie/cattle dog cross. She is an active member of the Columbia Agility Team and currently competes in various agility competitions around Oregon and Washington with Tug, and is training Lincoln as her next agility prospect. When she is not playing with or training her dogs, Elissa will be found tackling DIY style home improvements, landscaping projects, or refinishing wood furniture in her garage.
Jo EconomakiJo Economaki grew up in Des Moines, Iowa and graduated from Iowa State University where she had prepared for a career in journalism. After college she moved to the West Coast, and landed a job with a commercial mortgage company. Finding that she enjoyed the work, she began a lifelong career in the commercial real estate industry.
Jo spent many years working in real estate loan administration at Bank of America and its predecessor banks, the Oregon Bank and Security Pacific. More recently she has worked for Intervest Mortgage Investment Company, and she's currently with US Bank's Commercial Real Estate Lending Group, whose focus is providing financing, deposit and payment solutions for commercial investors and developers. In her current role, she manages the Loan Administration team. This group handles all aspects of closing transactions for clients, as well as being their bank liaison during construction and after the project is complete.
Jo enjoys the wide variety of projects that she is involved with on a day to day basis. She works with clients on construction lending, affordable multifamily- housing and short term financing and particularly enjoys learning about their businesses, and their visions for their real estate projects. Particularly rewarding is seeing a creative financing structure evolve that suits the uniqueness of an individual transaction and then coordinating all of the pieces that need to be finished to close the transaction on time!
In addition to her work at the bank, Jo has been a member of CREW since its inception. She has served on the board for a number of years, and is currently the Board Secretary and liaison for CorksCREW and the Scholarship Committee; she's also a member of the Economic Forecast committee which she has chaired in the past. Formerly a member of OLMA, she helped to form the commercial closing committee for that organization. Through her position at the bank, she also participates in various volunteer activities, such as supporting the Oregon Food Bank. In all aspects of her professional activities, Jo is grateful for the opportunity to become acquainted with, and inspired by, others in the industry.
Jo has two children, a son and a daughter, who she loves spending time with. As a former runner, she's very active focusing on walking and hiking in her free time. She enjoys travel and has been to four continents so far, and closer to home, is an avid reader and book club member.
Trish Nixon
Trish Nixon was born in Columbus, Ohio, and spent most of her childhood moving around the country as her father was a pilot in the Air Force. She graduated from Wylie High School in Abilene, Texas and then went on to get her Bachelor of Architecture degree from Texas Tech University. She left Texas after college due to the down economy in the state and found a job working for a smaller architecture firm in Las Vegas, Nevada where most of her time was spent doing site planning for branch banks. She then moved to the Portland area in 1989 after meeting her husband who is a Portland native. She worked for a couple of different firms doing High Tech, commercial office, tenant improvement, and education facilities before landing at LRS Architects.
After spending 5 years at a firm that focused primarily on K-12 projects, Trish wanted to expand her knowledge and work for a firm with a more diverse project base. A good friend of hers was an associate with LRS at the time and invited Trish to come in for an interview. That was in 1996 and she's been there ever since! After a year, she was promoted to associate and then to principal in 2005. Trish has enjoyed the variety of projects she has been involved with: Miramonte Point Senior Housing, Hillsboro Civic Center, Barbur Shops Retail, Fanno Creek Commercial Office Buildings, Port of Tillamook industrial projects, and Mason Williams Apartments, to name a few.
Trish finds the most interesting thing about architecture is the range of tasks and skill sets required. On the surface, most would think that you have to be a really good designer, have artistic ability, and be great at math. While those are important abilities, what Trish finds that she excels at is project management and general problem solving. This requires not only the management of in-house staff on projects, but also overall coordination, communication, and direction to the broader project team which includes the engineers and other consultants, the clients, the general contractor, and the local jurisdictions. As a principal, Trish is also involved with the day to day aspects of running the business as well as marketing and bringing in new work.
While Trish is not currently involved in any organizations beyond CREW, she previously was on the Clackamas County Design Review Board for 8 years (4 years as chair). She also has a particular interest in both long term planning and sustainability and as such have been a part of the following: The McLaughlin Area Plan Committee, Park Ave. Station Technical Advisory Committee, Clackamas County Sustainable Task Force, Clackamas County Trees Task Force, and the North Bank of the Clackamas River. Advisory Committee. Trish is a licensed architect in Oregon, Nevada, and Montana, NCARB certified, a LEED AP BD+C, and Sustainability Advisor. She is currently the Director of Programs for CREW.
Trish has been married for 23 years and has 2 beautiful dogs; Ares a 9 year old Belgian Malinois, and Indira a 3 year old German Sheppard. She likes to work out, shop, garden, scrapbook, and travel to warm tropical places where she can soak up some sun with a pineapple drink in hand!
Leslie Runckel is an Oregon native and was born and raised in Lake Oswego. She attended Lakeridge High School and eventually pursued a Business Degree at Oregon State University. Since her time at OSU, Leslie has made quite an impression in the sales industry. She first began her professional path in the high-tech industry, where she excelled working in both project management and sales.
After ten years in the high-tech industry, Leslie decided it was time for a change and wanted to pursue a more creative career. Leslie was drawn to the signage industry as it focuses heavily on client interaction and innovation to create the perfect sign to act as the "face" of the company.
She began her career at Meyer Sign Company where she worked her way up to Sales Manager during her eight years spent with the company. Leslie's current company, Tube Art Group, took notice to Leslie's skilled customer relationship management abilities, customer service solutions and recruited her to join the company in the summer of 2012. Some of Leslie's recent large scale projects with Tube Art Group include the Outlet Collection in Auburn, WA, Jantzen Beach Shopping Center, Vancouver Village, and multiple AT&T Locations.
Away from work, she enjoys spending time with her family and friends and frequently takes weekend trips to the coast to spend time at their lake house. She also enjoys cooking with her husband, gardening, cross-training and spoiling her grand-daughter.
Leslie joined Crew in the fall of 2012 and currently holds the Chair position for New Membership. She has thoroughly enjoyed getting to know so many wonderful and inspiring people and would love to chat with any potential new members about the many benefits of joining!
As an attorney active in CREW and other associations, as well as a busy mother of three young children, Marisol tries to squeeze the most out of every day.
While she has a broad practice that emphasizes real estate, banking, and business law, Marisol's passion is real estate transactions and development projects. She especially enjoys working on complex commercial real estate transactions from beginning to end: financing to construction to ownership and all issues in between.
Before joining Farleigh Wada Witt in 2009, Marisol gained invaluable real estate experience at Ball Janik and boutique real estate firm Barg Tom. A niche area Marisol has built over the years is development projects. She is on the Oregon Real Estate Agency's approved list of condominium lawyers and was instrumental in assisting clients with the transition of apartments to condos and then back again. If the market shifts again Marisol will be ready to guide clients through the transition to condominiums.
Marisol was born in Albuquerque but grew up all over the U.S. and Mexico. She enjoyed moving frequently as it gave her the chance to experience different cultures. The youngest of five children, Marisol has now lived in Oregon for more than half her life and is thrilled two siblings call Oregon home so they take turns hosting family gatherings.
After receiving a degree in Psychology from Michigan State University, which comes in handy from time to time, Marisol embarked on a couple of travel adventures and different career paths before enrolling at Willamette University College of Law.
It was during separate trips to Mexico and Central America that future anxiety set in and sent Marisol on two short career paths: non-profit work and journalism. Always interested in helping others, Marisol decided to go to law school to pursue public interest law – and because it sounded more exciting than writing obituaries all day! She earned her JD and a joint MBA, which also frequently comes in handy with her business clients, from Willamette in 2002.
Marisol serves as chair of the CREW Marketing Committee and values all of the relationships she has built with CREW members over the years. She also serves on the Oregon State Bar Real Estate & Land Use Legislative Committee, is a founding board member of the Oregon Hispanic Bar Association, and has been selected to co-author a chapter on non-judicial foreclosures for the Oregon State Bar Real Estate Deskbook series.
Marisol enjoys spending time with her husband and their three adorable young children, one of which was delivered in the hospital parking lot – another example of Marisol trying to squeeze the most out of her day... ;-) In addition, she loves to hike, dance and spend time with extended family.
Jennifer Beattie, RA
While Jennifer built her career in commercial architecture, she has found passion in the work she does for non-profit organizations. A licensed architect in Oregon, Washington, and Hawaii, Jennifer has, for the past 16 years, been instrumental in the growth and development of CIDA Architects & Engineers. She is an advocate for community involvement and generously volunteers her own time, in addition to encouraging others to do the same.
Jennifer became a principal at CIDA in 2007 and grew into increasing professional responsibilities; she has been managing CIDA's direction and client services over the past two years. Earlier this year Jennifer was formally named CIDA's president. She leads CIDA with an emphasis on providing exemplary client service: by carefully listening to client needs, maintaining excellence in design, and by placing the highest importance on clients' and CIDA's wellbeing.
Jennifer grew up in rural northern California where her parents built a house 'off the grid' - 3 miles from the nearest small town. Her introduction to construction and love of building came very early as she helped with the building of her parents' house and the development of their property. In this setting, Jennifer was also able to surround herself with animals, developing a special love for dogs, cats, and horses. Her family later relocated to Lake Oswego, Oregon where Jennifer attended Lake Oswego High School. She then received a Bachelor of Science and Architecture from Washington State University in Pullman.
When Jennifer is not working hard, she enjoys being surrounded by her family and animals. Jennifer and her husband chose to expand their family through adoption; their now three year old son brings them immeasurable joy. In Jennifer's opinion, the only thing better than a house full of family and halls rumbling with laughter is time spent with her family outside exploring our world.
Christina Chamberlain
Christina was born into the real estate industry. As a child she spent more time making friends with real estate professionals while helping her parents at their real estate office than she spent at home. At six years old, she remembers accompanying her father on real estate sales seminar presentations. Just after high school, she became a California residential real estate agent, and during her years at UCLA, was elected president of the property management division of her parents' company. After a couple years working full-time with her dad, she went to law school and realized very quickly that she wanted to use her legal training to help clients build their businesses, not to litigate.
After graduating from Willamette University College of Law and passing the Oregon Bar Exam, Christina chose a career in making deals rather than billing hours. She actually received her bar results the day she signed on as a Norris & Stevens retail broker. She chose Norris & Stevens because it has developed a personality and role in Portland's community that is very similar to the approach to real estate she learned growing up. Christina enjoys and values the kind of synergy and support among the brokers here.
Christina's role at Norris & Stephens is discovering the perfect site for a hip new watering hole, helping businesses set up shop in a high traffic retail storefront, or navigating the complicated space requirements of a school or other unique enterprise. Christina finds a great deal of satisfaction providing her enthusiasm, dedication, and love for all things Portland.
Christina currently has her Oregon Broker's license and is working on getting her Oregon Principal Broker's license and renewal of her California Agent license. She is also a member of Commercial Association of Brokers, ICSC, and the Oregon State Bar.
When she's not making deals she is enjoying all outdoor activities Portland has to offer with her family. She also is an avid supporter of Portland's two awesome soccer teams: the Timbers and Thorns. She says, "When we root, we root for the Timbers (and Thorns)!"
Rebecca Liddell, MAI
Rebecca Liddell , MAI, wants CREW to know that Kidder Mathews has a Valuation Advisory Services department in Portland. She manages the three-person appraisal team that joined the company's 30 appraisers in Washington in March 2010.
Rebecca grew up in Stayton, Oregon, and attended the University of Oregon, studying for a semester at Arizona State and abroad at the Universidad de Queretaro, Mexico. After a summer internship with an appraisal firm in Salem, she secured a position as a commercial real estate appraiser in sunny San Diego after she graduated from college. Now, Rebecca has come to enjoy the hard work, flexibility and complexity of doing appraisal work. She especially likes "compiling abstract information and turning it into a comprehensive, logical report." Ten years after getting into the industry, she is a newly minted company shareholder at Kidder Mathews.
Rebecca's appraisal services cover a wide range of property types, including apartments, churches, shopping centers, office and industrial properties, condominiums, parking garages, medical clinics, mortuaries, residential subdivisions, vacant land and numerous special-purpose and single-use properties. She has provided valuations of leasehold interests, condemnation compensation and consulting services.
One memorable assignment has been determining the retrospective values of temporary easements on 11 dredge disposal sites along the Columbia River corridor for the US Army Corps of Engineers and the Port of Portland. She is currently working on several interesting projects including a market rent analysis of the Port of Portland's headquarters.
Rebecca authors Kidder Mathews' quarterly real estate reports for the greater Portland markets. She enjoys spending time with her new husband, her family and her friends. Rebecca is a pilates enthusiast and enjoys cooking and travel.
Randall (Randy) Boese
Randall (Randy) Boese joined BB&A Environmental in 1990 and became a partner with Ron Bergeson. Prior to joining BB&A Environmental, Randy spent several years performing material testing and environmental consulting services for companies in the Eugene area. In 1996, Randy relocated and opened BB&A Environmental's Portland office. Randy is married to his wife Kelly and they have three children. Randy has enjoyed coaching his children in little league baseball and basketball. Randy loves the Pacific Northwest and all of the recreational activities the area provides. Randy enjoys playing basketball and spinning (indoor cycling) to stay fit. But when it comes to the outdoors, salmon fishing has become his passion. Randy says "Once you have fought and landed a 30 pound Chinook salmon, you are hooked." Randy also enjoys golf and over the past several years have taken staff on white water rafting trips down the Deschutes River.
Randy is a principal of BB&A Environmental and has over 24 years of professional experience involving comprehensive management of environmental projects, including assessment, remediation, compliance, technical review and oversight, and expert testimony. Projects managed by Randy have included characterization and investigation of hazardous substance releases to soil and groundwater, assessment of hydrogeology, contaminant transport modeling including risk assessment, operation and management of remediation systems, and groundwater monitoring. Randy is highly specialized in characterization of aquifer systems and the behavior of adsorbed and dissolved contaminants. Environmental compliance work has included preparation of Phase I and II ESAs, Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) Plans, Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPP), National Pollution Elimination Discharge System (NPDES) permitting, asbestos surveys, hazardous waste audits, manifesting, and disposal. Randy has prepared numerous Corrective Action Plans which have outlined designs for ex-situ and in-situ soil and groundwater remediation systems. Functional ex-situ and in-situ remediation systems have employed bioremediation, groundwater extraction and treatment, chemical oxidation, soil vapor extraction (SVE), bioventing, and air-sparging technologies.
Elaine Aye
Elaine relates, "Years ago when I lived in Sacramento, I was an active member of SWICRE, now known as CREW. Through membership, I improved my golf game and also met many great professional women, some of whom are still in my network. I now find myself re-involved with the organization many years later and I have quickly seen the warmth and support that CREW provides its members. I am happy to be involved again and look forward to getting to know more members."
Elaine has worked in commercial architectural firms for 20 years and ran a successful interior design practice prior to joining Green Building Services, Inc. (GBS) in 2000. As a GBS Principal, she brings strong leadership to the firm's work on sustainable, high performance buildings. Her passion for energy efficiency and occupant welfare has translated into over 150 LEED certifications of existing buildings. She was honored in 2012 with an Orchid Award for Women of Influence in Portland and a BetterBricks Award in 2011 for energy efficiency advocacy.
Elaine is an avid cyclist, a hot yoga enthusiast, and proud mother of two. She advocates for sustainability as a model for how to live a greener life at work and at home.


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The Mosinee Fire Department is investigating the cause of a fire that destroyed a garage Wednesday morning.
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On Oct. 30, Murat Zyazikov resigned as president of Ingushetia -- a small, mainly-Muslim republic in Russia's North Caucasus region. Zyazikov's fate was likely sealed two weeks previously, on Oct. 18, when a military convoy was ambushed by insurgents between the villages of Alkhasty and Surkhakhi, leaving approximately 50 servicemen dead. The ambush was the largest of its type yet seen in the republic.
Ingushetia lies directly to the west of Chechnya (the Ingush and the Chechens are close ethnic relatives), and the leaders of the insurgency in Ingushetia have drawn inspiration from their Chechnyan counterparts, who have been fighting Russian forces since the mid-1990s. The current leader of the Ingush insurgency, Akhmed Yevloyev (but known as Magas), is a one-time protégé of the infamous late Chechen rebel leader Shamil Basayev. ...
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Perhaps I'm too interested in psychoanalysis for an American in the 21st century, but I think it's a big mistake that people think "ego" is a bad thing.
The "ego" is the part of the mind that reconciles the archaic needs of the organism with environmental realities -- it applies the "reality principle." Most of the symptoms that laymen associate with "a big ego" are actually caused by a small ego that isn't doing it's job right.
I've seen shops that have very different attitudes. Right now I work in a place where we talk about Paul's code and Peter's code and John's code and Luke's code. Kinda like a zone defense in basketball. I worked in another place where you weren't supposed to say this was "my code" or "his code", but it was all "our code."
Some places are going to benefit by puffing up the "rock star" myth, others are going to encourage humility. Different organizations face different challenges and I don't think there's one right culture.
legendx replied ago:
I actually address this later on in the article. It is difficult to adopt the 'ego-filled' culture unless everyone is on board. However you are right in the sense that if you can pull it off you will see a huge jump in the quality and productivity of your workers. There is no right way.. but when in doubt, egoless will keep you out of trouble.
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Mark My Words, Mark Nemeth October 2014
October 15, 2014 by Good Sam Camping Team · Leave a Comment
Hi, all! Many folks successfully use their RVs in cold weather, but it takes a bit of preparation to stay toasty when it's freezing outside. This month's column will address some issues surrounding winter camping. Hi, Mark: I am spending four months this winter skiing at Mammoth Lakes, Lake Tahoe and Breckenridge, Colorado. Two of the RV resorts include electric in the monthly rental. The RV resort in Colorado charges a monthly rate plus electricity. My question: Is it cheaper to heat my RV (29-foot Winnebago Minnie) using propane or electricity? Thank you. Tom Hi, Tom: Manufacturers of electric resistant heaters generally claim that the input of one kilowatt/hour produces about 3,400 BTUs, assuming 100 percent efficiency. Most electric heaters come fairly close to that. Each gallon of propane contains about 91,700 BTUs of heat energy. A typical RV forced-air furnace is probably only about 75 percent efficient, so a gallon of propane burned in the furnace... [Read more...]
Tech Tip: Give me a Sign
October 15, 2014 by Good Sam Camping · Leave a Comment
GIVE ME A SIGN After seeing the safety benefits of turn signals mounted under side-view mirrors, I decided to install a pair on my motorhome. I purchased two sealed amber LED lamps complete with pigtail wires. I removed the sideview mirror assemblies and drilled the necessary holes in the bottom of the arm, then mounted the lamps. I added crimp-on terminals to the pig tails and fished a set of wires through the firewall. I spliced onto the existing turn-signal wires, connected the crimp-on terminals at the mirrors and re-installed the mirror assemblies. John Theobald, Des Plaines, Illinois
Mark, My Words – with Mark Nemeth, September 2014
September 15, 2014 by Good Sam Camping · Leave a Comment
Hi, folks. This month we'll talk about bearings, generators, long term parking, water heaters and tire problems. Remember, you can submit your RVing questions to email@example.com. Happy Trails! ————————————— Mark: How often should you repack your wheel bearings on a travel trailer? I am hearing once a year. Is this correct? I can do myself but was wondering is there a video or something that can walk a person through this, as taking it to an RV dealer is rather expensive yearly. Thanks, Nolan Hi, Nolan: If your trailer is only used a few weekends a year and is never submerged in water (like a boat trailer), you can probably go quite a bit longer than one year before you need to worry too much about repacking the bearings. If you travel extensively, the one-year interval is actually a good idea. Even if the bearings are fine, pulling the hub and drum allows you to inspect the brake components for wear. Repacking... [Read more...]
Emergency Road Service
July 16, 2014 by Jim Brightly · 2 Comments
Enhance Your Traveling With Good Sam Emergency Roadside Service; trips are worry-free! By Jim Brightly, KF7SCT You wouldn't think of driving your car or taking your RV on a tour without liability plus collision and compensation insurance, would you? Well, Good Sam Emergency Roadside Service is insurance. Insurance that assures that your trips can continue even if something untoward should happen along the highway. It provides assistance should a flat tire occur, fuel if for whatever reason you should need it, a battery for a quick start, and a tow if that should prove necessary as well. An RV is a wonderful and exciting tool! A tool that can take you places you'd probably never visit if you weren't an RVer. Not only can you visit new wonders in your RV, you can also enjoy your own bedding, your own pillows, and your own bathroom in your own RV. For some of us, these are important aspects of a comfortable life. But even the strongest tool can bend or break, and then assistance... [Read more...]
Sun Valley Celebrates 38 Years as a Good Sam Park
July 16, 2014 by Good Sam Camping Team · Leave a Comment
Founded in 1976, Sun Valley Campground specializes in treating guests right. Now in its 38th year as a Good Sam Park, Sun Valley, located in Chillicothe, Ohio, boasts 50 spaces, a game room, rec room, playground and pond. The RV park caters to larger motorhomes, and offers 50-amp power in addition to 30-amp sites. Plans are in the works for expanding their amenities for bigger coaches. Owner Norma Gartner says that understanding the customer is key to longevity of the park. "I treat people the way I want to be treated," says Norma. "We give them a safe, clean environment with reasonable rates." Gartner says she always strives to provide a creating a clean, fun place where families and couples can feel welcome and comfortable during their travels. "We have playground have two shelter houses for family reunions, birthday parties and wedding receptions," explains Norma. "We love people and love to see families have a good time." Guests at Sun Valley can go fishing at the pond,... [Read more...]
Mark My Words—Q&A With Mark Nemeth, July 2014
July 15, 2014 by Good Sam Camping Team · 4 Comments
Hi, folks. This month we'll talk about exhaust fumes, rubber roofs, leaks, brakes and backing. Remember, you can submit your RVing questions to firstname.lastname@example.com. Happy Trails! —————————————————————— Mark: When I run my generator while driving my class-A, the fumes come into the motorhome, especially into the rear bedroom. Is there a way to prevent this? Debbie Hi, Debbie: That kind of problem is very dangerous. Please don't run the generator again until you locate the problem and fix it! I would start by looking at the inside of the generator compartment for any obvious damage or openings that could be allowing the exhaust gases to enter the rig. Also take a close look at the generator's exhaust system to be sure there are no holes in any of the components, and that the tailpipe and all other parts are intact. If everything around the generator... [Read more...]
RV Lingo Explained
July 5, 2014 by Bob Difley · 1 Comment
Grandpa teaches RV lingo to new RVer After you bought your first RV, did you feel like you had to learn a new language to understand the lingo you were now hearing from your fellow RVers? You're not alone. As in nearly every sport, occupation, or lifestyle – including the RV lifestyle – new words pop up that you've never heard before and familiar words sometimes take on new meanings. So, to ease your way into the RV Lifestyle, I've attempted to take the mystery out of some of the more common RV jargon, RV lingo, and RV clichés. Read on. Basement – Storage area beneath the floor of a motorhome, accessible from the outside and sometimes through an internal trap door. Boondocking (or Dry Camping) – Camping without hooking up to an external electric, sewer, or water source, using electricity from the RV's batteries, solar panels, wind turbine, or generator, using internal tanks for waste, and water from a fresh water holding tank. Blue Boy – A portable wheeled plastic... [Read more...]
Rain? Wind? Heat? What clothes to bring for summer camping
June 17, 2014 by Bob Difley · 1 Comment
Summer camping fun includes fishing and canoeing I will tell you right up front, I can predict what the weather will be for your summer camping trip. It is important to know this so you know what clothes to bring for summer camping. Will it rain, or be foggy? How about wind? Will it be muggy hot in the afternoon but with a teeth-chattering morning chill? My prediction to these questions is: Yes – to all. In fact, this prediction would also apply to what to bring to summer camp besides clothes since the weather – and its unpredictability – will determine what activities to pursue. But first, the clothes. Other than bringing along your entire wardrobe, a well-planned camping trip will include what you need but will not take up valuable space with what you don't. Convertible pants – Serve as protection from morning chill and hiking in tick country. But when it warms up, just zip off the bottoms of the pants and you have a pair of shorts. Stuff the amputated legs in your day pack. Shorts... [Read more...]
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June 16, 2014 by Good Sam Camping Team · Leave a Comment
Hi, folks. This month we'll talk about tires, decals, slides, and batteries. Remember, you can submit your RVing questions to firstname.lastname@example.com. Happy Trails! ——————————————————————– Hello, Mark: I have a Cedar Creek fifth-wheel with four 235/85R16 original tires. They are about 5 years old at this point. I plan to pull the trailer 6,000-7,000 miles this summer. Should I renew these tires, and if so what kind of tires can I get that should give me trouble free travel for a few years? My trailer weighs about 14,000 pounds. Charles Hi, Charles: Your rig is most likely equipped with "LT" tires, so you will have a large number of brands to choose from. Opinions vary on which tires are best for RVs, and everyone has his own favorite. In most cases, you will pay more for better quality tires, so I would avoid the very inexpensive offerings and stick... [Read more...]
Ten essential items for your first RV camping trip
June 1, 2014 by Bob Difley · 1 Comment
When I was a first time RVer I squeezed everything except the hot tub and tennis court into every available crevice and closet, as if my true happiness depended on every single item. When I became a fulltimer, my camping gear list had grown to Godzilla-like proportions. But, as more camping days passed under my wheels so did the bread crumb trail of discarded gear and supplies that I discovered I could do without. However, after years of RVing, this is an educated guess of the essential items for a camping gear list. Basic camping gear list First Aid Kit –Find a good all-around assembled first aid kit at Camping World and add your personal preferences to it, such as anti-itch cream (for poison oak/ivy and insect bites). Day/fanny pack – Take your grab-and-go pack with you whenever you leave your rig for a hike, day of sightseeing, or to town for supplies. Include insect spray, sunblock, stuff-sack windbreaker, small first aid kit (travel variety, not the same as the master first aid... [Read more...]


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Lake Wanaka Inspires - GODzone Sells Out In Record Time
Tuesday, 8 July 2014, 3:04 pm | Godzone Adventure
New Zealand's premier adventure racing event, GODZone, has received its full quota of entries for Chapter 4. The event is to be hosted by Lake Wanaka and will run from the 27th February to the 7th March 2015. The largest field ever will be lining up ... More >>
inal Teams Stream Across the Godzone Finish
Friday, 14 March 2014, 6:28 pm | Godzone Adventure
The GODZone adventure race in Kaikoura is preparing to wrap up as teams continue to cross over the finish line. More >>
GODZone Race Back On the Water
Tuesday, 11 March 2014, 11:12 am | Godzone Adventure
The Hurunui River is the focus of day four at the GODZone adventure race in Kaikoura as the front end of the field paddle the longest water section of the 520km course. More >>
GODZone Teams Go the Distance on Day Three of Epic Journey
Monday, 10 March 2014, 1:50 pm | Godzone Adventure
GODZone adventure has proven to be a showcase of iconic South Island scenery as day three unfolds on the epic seven day journey around the region of Kaikoura. Team Seagate led by Nathan Fa avae continue to add distance between themselves and chasing teams ... More >>
A Day of Climbing At Godzone Led By Seagate
Monday, 10 March 2014, 1:00 pm | Godzone Adventure
Racing at Day two of the GODZone adventure has centred around Mt Tapuae O Uenuku led by Team Seagate who reached the summit early in the morning. As the mid field slowly made their way up the highest mountain outside the Southern Alps, Nathan Fa ... More >>
Teams Upbeat about GODZone Adventure Ahead
Monday, 10 March 2014, 10:35 am | Godzone Adventure
The seaside township of Kaikoura has turned on a blue sky day for the official registration of teams at the 2014 GODZone adventure race. There was a buoyant atmosphere at the Kaikoura Memorial Hall this morning as the forty-one national and international teams ... More >>
GODZone Adventure Race Starts Downtown Kaikoura Today
Saturday, 8 March 2014, 11:03 am | Godzone Adventure
Kaikoura will be in the spotlight today as New Zealand's prestigious expedition adventure race GODZone adventure gets underway at 1pm this afternoon. The embargoed 520km racecourse was officially released to forty-one national and international ... More >>
Race Directors Top Picks for Epic GODZone 2014
Wednesday, 5 March 2014, 2:45 pm | Godzone Adventure
It's been a solid victory for New Zealand adventurers Team Seagate led by champion multisporter Nathan Fa avae in the last two chapters of the GODZone adventure race and expectations are high that the team will once again take line honours for 2014. More >>
Solid Support for GODZone Adventure 2014
Thursday, 27 February 2014, 1:28 pm | Godzone Adventure
As anticipation starts to build for next weeks GODZone adventure race in Kaikoura, New Zealand, a line up of sponsors and supporters are on board to ensure the success of the prestigious multisport event. More >>
Team Seagate Leads the Godzone Adventure on Day One
Monday, 11 March 2013, 10:27 am | Godzone Adventure
Aoraki/ Mount Cook that dominates the Southern Alps mountain range has been the perfect start line for the six day GODZone Adventure today with thirty five teams heading out into the dark at 6.00 this morning from outside The Hermitage. More >>
World's Adventurers in Orion Health Godzone Adventure
Wednesday, 6 March 2013, 2:10 pm | Godzone Adventure
The line up for this weekend's 2013 Orion Health GODZone adventure race is one of the strongest fields in the world. Race Director Warren Bates says the excitement is mounting as teams start to arrive in Queenstown ready for race registration on ... More >>
Largest Field for Orion Health Godzone
Monday, 28 January 2013, 11:59 am | Godzone Adventure
Largest Field for Orion Health Godzone as Entries Close With just under six weeks to go to the start of the second chapter of Orion Health GODZone, the 100 % PURE Racing organisers have released the full team List and announced that the event is ... More >>
$50,000 Worth Of Prizes And Ian Edmond Joins The Team
Friday, 14 September 2012, 10:57 am | Godzone Adventure
Press Release from 100% PURE Racing For immediate release Thursday 13th September 2012 $50,000 Worth Of Prizes And Ian Edmond Joins The Team At New Zealand's Orion Health Godzone Adventure Race Following the huge success of the first event, which ... More >>
Orion Health Godzone Adventure Premieres On New Zealand's TV
Tuesday, 17 July 2012, 9:13 am | Godzone Adventure
Media Release from 100% PURE Racing, Queenstown, New Zealand 16.07.2012 Orion Health Godzone Adventure Premieres On New Zealand's TV Screens This Week The first of four documentaries covering the inaugural Orion Health GODZone Adventure hits Sky ... More >>
Strong Line Up Expected For Next Orion Health Godzone
Thursday, 31 May 2012, 3:23 pm | Godzone Adventure
Press Release from 100% PURE Racing Thursday 31st May – for immediate release Strong Domestic And International Line Up Expected For Next Orion Health Godzone With entries opening tomorrow (June 1st, 2012) high profile adventure racing teams ... More >>
Godzone Adventure Race Wraps in Sunshine
Saturday, 14 April 2012, 3:35 pm | Godzone Adventure
The finale teams competing in the Orion Health GODZone Adventure came across the finish line at midday today wrapping up the six day event in fine form Blue sky's, brilliant sunshine, pizza and champagne awaited the last competitors who had been ... More >>
Victory for Team Seagate at Godzone Adventure
Friday, 13 April 2012, 10:07 am | Godzone Adventure
PRESS RELEASE For immediate release April 12th, 2012 Winning Victory for Team Seagate at Godzone Adventure More >>
Day Four of GODZone Adventure
Thursday, 12 April 2012, 3:37 pm | Godzone Adventure
Day Four of the Orion Health Godzone Adventure, and it's NZ team Seagate leading the pack having fought any attempts by following teams to catch them up over the 6 day event. More >>
Milford Sound a Magic Start
Monday, 9 April 2012, 6:55 pm | Godzone Adventure
The inaugural Orion Health GODZone Adventure race got off to a magical start this morning in Milford Sound. 31 teams of four lined up out in the Sound under the Bridal Veil Falls, where the race was started at 6.30am by race patron and nine time Coast ... More >>


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Quebec law allows for couples to maintain a relationship called a de facto union. The development of family law in Quebec under the Civil Code led the province to respect the freedom of choice of these couples, and does not extend the same rights and responsibilities on de facto couples as married couples or civil union couples.
When a de facto couple breaks up, the obligations for divisions of property and lump sum payments is governed by a pre-existing cohabitation agreement, which can be enforced by the courts, or a dissolution agreement.
The only provision of a cohabitation agreement that a judge in Quebec can alter are provisions relating to children, including child support and custody. Dissolution agreements can include terms relating to division of property, custody, and child support.
De facto spouses do not have any legal spousal support obligations in Quebec, regardless of the period of cohabitation or differences in income. However, de facto couples can obtain several benefits from the law, which treats them the same as married couples in a number of areas including social assistance, legal aid, income tax, pensions, and worker's compensation.
A high profile case involving a Quebec millionaire and his de facto partner from Brazil may change all of this. Lili Boisvert explains on Slate:
In 2002, "Eric" and "Lola" put an end to their decade-long de facto union. (These are pseudonyms used by the media, because Canadian law forbids the publication of the couple's real names to protect the privacy of their children.) Lola, a Latin American woman, met Eric, a world-famous billionaire, when she was only 17 and he was 32. Although she wanted to get married throughout their relationship, Eric, who claims like many Quebecois that he "doesn't believe in marriage," refused.
When the separation occurred, Lola didn't take it lying down. She decided to challenge Quebec's law and ask for everything a married woman would have been entitled to. Her lawyers claimed that the provincial law discriminates against unmarried couples. The first provincial court to hear the case saw it otherwise. In 2009, The Supreme Court of Quebec rejected Lola's claim for $56,000 (Canadian) per month for herself and $50 million as a lump sum. Eric was already giving her $411,000 per year as child-support payments for their three kids.
Lola appealed that court's decision, and in 2010, the appeals court of the province sided with her. That decision suggested that every other person in a de facto couple had the same rights as her, or the same obligations as Eric. In other words, it invalidated the province's law that one de facto spouse never has to support another when they split up. Groups that defend single mothers and children's rights applauded the ruling.
The Quebec government, however, was astounded. The provincial Justice Minister, Jean-Marc Fournier, declared that the appeal court decision would harm the individual's right to choose what kind of matrimonial state they want for themselves. The Quebec government has appealed the decision to the Supreme Court of Canada, which will rule on it by July.
The sums of money involved make Eric and Lola's case somewhat absurd to the average Canadian. But it could shape the lives of the 1.2 million Quebecois in de facto couples, making them as good as married, even though neither of them exchanged rings or asked the other person's permission to spend their lives together.
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