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The Fine Arts are an important part of the curriculum at Trinity. Educating the whole person means educating the mind, body and soul. Participating in choir, band, drama and art are facets of Fine Arts. Students develop knowledge of what is true and beautiful. They began their journey as life long learners of music, art and drama.
At Trinity Lutheran School, we strive to instill a love for music in each student. The music education program is designed to give students the skills they need to be active music participants for life. All music classes are taught by certified educators. Students in grades K-5 have general music classes twice per week in which they sing, move to music, play instruments, and develop music reading and writing skills.
The Sonshine Choir is for third, fourth, and fifth graders who desire to participate in a music enrichment activity. Students in grades 6-8 have choir twice per week. They may choose to sing in small ensembles and prepare solos for performance in Trinity's Vocal Festival in the spring.
Students also have the opportunity to audition for the Illinois Music Educators' Association District III Honor Choir. Both school choirs sing for school chapel services and worship services at Trinity Lutheran Church. The choirs can also be heard at various events in the community.
With many voices, we can give praise to a great and mighty God and be His witnesses. We ask parents and students to accept this opportunity and make a special effort to attend whenever possible.
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The governor named Hamden Mayor Scott Jackson to lead the Sandy Hook Advisory Commission, whose 15 members will be asked to make a first round of recommendations by March 15, nearly three months before the General Assembly's adjournment deadline of midnight June 9.
On the same day that Sandy Hook Elementary students returned to classes in a hastily outfitted surplus school in neighboring Monroe, Malloy said he wants to begin devising policy changes in response to the mass shooting.
"We don't know yet the underlying cause behind this tragedy, and we probably never will," Malloy said. "But that can't be an excuse for inaction. I want the commission to have the ability to study every detail, so they can help craft meaningful legislative and policy changes."
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Written on: 24/11/2014 by JustsoAJ (1 review written)
I ordered a standard A1 canvas print which was processed and despatched promptly, with feedback at each stage of the process. It was packaged well enough to survive the delivery intact and the quality of the canvas and mount were as advertised and I have no complaints there. Where Orbit lost 2 stars is in the quality of the printing. There is very noticeable banding in the print, the sort you get when printing in economy mode on an inkjet printer. The colour range is also limited. A Magenta… Read Full Review
Written on: 08/11/2014 by weeblone (1 review written)
My print arrived & is awful. i paid for a proof e mail & the photo looked perfect....... when it arrived it was so blurred it is of no use to anyone. this was to be a gift for friends so im very disappointed with end result. at no time was i told photo was not good, but clearly this should have been seen while making the canvas! How any company can forward such a terrible print is beyond me!… Read Full Review
Written on: 11/08/2014 by MylesTodd (1 review written)
I have just been told that a canvas I requested can't be made because of the size of the image. they asked for the original which I said was on a camera which I don't have and cant get as it is for the owner of the camera- as a surprise! I was told that I had to get the original as they can't print it otherwise. I asked about alternative options but eventually said it seems my only option will be to cancel- but I was told I would get charged a cancellation fee- for something which hasn't even… Read Full Review
Written on: 01/08/2014 by Junedale66 (1 review written)
First time I've ordered from Orbit, I am really pleased with my purchase. I was informed every step what stage my order was at. Although there are some poor reviews I found everything spot on. Very good value for money and the quality of the canvas was excellent. I would definitely recommend to friends and family. Thank you… Read Full Review
Written on: 28/07/2014 by 46Batchelor (1 review written)
Kind ,and considerate staff (Geraint ) helpful , erect canvas. Awesome ,,I'm very happy with min and will use this frm again ,,,there d nothing that jarred and I was kept informed all the way ,,just need the delivery frm to giv 2/3hoyr dlit. ,I went out r 2hoyrs and mssed ths delivery ,,,m,m… Read Full Review
Written on: 08/05/2014 by O'Connor1987 (1 review written)
The delivery company lost my canvas after 2.5 hours of wasted time trying to recover it! Orbit refused to refund as it's not in their 'terms and conditions'!!!! Obviously they have no idea of consumer law and appalling customer service. Don't use this company … Read Full Review
Written on: 27/03/2014 by McKinnonpr69 (1 review written)
I ordered a canvas for Mothers Day and was informed post sale they could not do this with he picture I provided. I then cancelled my order and was informed that I would pay a 25% cancellation cost. The order had not even been started! I would understand if I had canceled post production. They have sent me numerous emails arguing against it and I am yet to receive a refund confirmation. Be careful when placing your order… Read Full Review
Written on: 11/08/2014
I have just been told the same thing about my order! the canvas hasn't even been prepared yet I will lose part of my money due to a cancellation cost- and customer service is something that is certainly lacking there!
Written on: 09/02/2014 by Shell3103 (1 review written)
I ordered a canvas of my friend and her husband from their wedding. When I recieved the canvas it was terrible, dark patch over the suit. When trying to contact Orbit the phone was constantly engaged so had to email them. This didnt get me anywhere they just kept saying it needs time to dry...well this should have been dry when it was sent out to me. When eventually I did manage to talk to someone on the phone she told me the picture quality was bad. I asked do they not contact me before doing… Read Full Review
Written on: 20/11/2013
I ordered and paid for 10,000 flyers. I sent off my PDF of how it should look and they sent back a proof of what they would do. However when the flyers arrived they were the wrong colour. Orbit will not reprint or give me my money back! But offered me a discount!! What good is a discount on something you did not want or order!!!!… Read Full Review
Written on: 20/06/2013
You order on line, everything seems fine and they take your money. Then a few days later they say the image you sent is not up to standard, I did not have another image, so requested to cancel. They then want a cancellation fee! If I knew the image was no good to begin with I would never have ordered, why is the website allowing you to upload and order on this basis!!! … Read Full Review
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Was debating on whether to go with this company due to their poor reviews but thought Id give them the benefit of the doubt.....maybe people only feel like writing bad reviews and good service gets forgotten. They were definitely one of the cheapest I found on the internet. I paid to review the picture-I would DEFINITELY recommend doing this-although in reality they only send you back the picture you have sent them-but I had opted to have the photo wrap around-they send me the picture back with… Read Full Review
Written on: 12/06/2013 by Jessabelle (1 review written)
I was unsure as to whether or not to order from this company because of some very negative reviews on here. I understand that everyone's experiences are different and i'm not disputing that others have obviously had problems but my overall experience from start to finish with Orbit has been perfect. They kept me informed and answered all my questions politely and quickly...and I had lots of questions!! The canvas I ordered arrived today and it is stunning! Excellent quality and a great price!… Read Full Review
Written on: 26/04/2013 by birchallj (1 review written)
We ordered Correx signs from Orbit Print and sent Hi-Resolution Artwork which was a simple single colour & very clearly Royal. The signs we received were purple, we have been unable to contact Orbit Print by phone. The e-mail response we have had claims the difference in colour is down to the fabric of the sign. We regularly digitally print clothing & promotional items & whilst there is sometimes a slight difference in colour depending on the fabric NEVER does Royal become Purple. I would… Read Full Review
Written on: 23/03/2013 by DavidBoothLeeds (1 review written)
Having read the reviews on here, I hesitated to use Orbit, but was somewhat reluctantly persuaded by a colleague of mine who had - ironically on my recommendation - and had been pleased with the service. Having tried to find alternatives (for a non-standard print measuring 33cm x 165cm) and been quoted anything up to £200 from the few that could do it, I bit the bullet and ordered it with Orbit. I downloaded a PDF on Wednesday night (20 March) and received an almost immediate confirmation… Read Full Review
Written on: 20/03/2013 by GazzerUK (20 reviews written)
I ordered 10 large acrylic prints for work. The order process was very good. I uploaded the pictures, and got an email confirmation. Within a few days I got emails confirming delivery, and tracking information. Products were delivered very well packed and in excellent condition. The exemplary service was let down by the after-sales. One of the wall mounting bolts was faulty. I would have expected that after placing our first order for £500, and with the prospect of a great deal more… Read Full Review
Written on: 12/02/2013
Great acrylics have ordered 2 lots so far and I'm amazed at the quality of product for half the price elsewhere. Customer service were speedy and extremely helpful with my enquiries prior to purchase. Would not hesitate to use this company again or recommend to friends. The products are so stunning everyone entering our home comments on them and ask where did you get those pictures? Well done orbit we are delighted with your products… Read Full Review
Written on: 22/01/2013
I've ordered with Orbit before and found their customer service pretty poor but their product very good so when it came to getting some large prints done I thought I would give them another chance. A day later than the tracking details would have me believe they arrived (could be the courier we'll let them off that one) They were printed on cheap paper, the print was blurred (I sent a vector image) and the items were sent without a packing list in some broken cardboard. It felt like an… Read Full Review
Written on: 19/12/2012
A truly awful company. Damaged goods. Poor customer services. Steer clear. Stick with the big companys like Jessops and Boots!… Read Full Review
Written on: 14/12/2012 by rossparr (1 review written)
paid for next day delivery to arrive Friday did not arrive spent ages on phone to delivery company arranged to pick it up from warehouse on the Saturday was not there lost when they finally delivered after me wasting 100 miles of my diesel 1 hour and half on the phone at 45p per minute The item was damaged as it was poorly packaged contact orbit print to get no apology just a rude email with no help avoid company as they haven't replaced faulty goods and inform everyone you know not to use… Read Full Review
Written on: 11/11/2012
Picture better than thought it would be on canvas, speed of delivery exceptional and can be tracked. Would recommend and use again… Read Full Review
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Polo shirts with name and school logo on, black cargo pants and black safety boots or shoes. Holidays can wear anything we like.
Polo shirts with name and school logo on, black cargo pants and black safety boots or shoes. Holidays can wear anything we like.
Shirt, Tie, Smart trousers and shoes was for us unless its a planned messy day then its more practical stuff. It should have been a suit really but got away without it and when cold just wore a school fleecey top from PE.
In the holidays anything goes unless its likely to cause offence or have a meeting / visitor etc..
Me in maglement: Suite, with or with out a tie depending on the image I need to project that day. Holidays: what ever. But a the suite no tie look commands the respect of the various project managers on site, and scruff shorts with well worn PPE gets the respect of those actually working :0)
My team: shirt + trousers.
school polo, with black trousers and steel toes. but on the rare chance they see me in a suit just to be diffrent and hols its civys apart from steel toes still (i kick the stares alot when walking up them)
Since taking on a technician here, I now am suited and booted. Used to be shirt/tie/trousers but made it a suit as I have some 'manglement responsibilities' supposedly...
Somehow, its made the kids scared of me though...
No suit, but shirt, tie, smart trousers, shoes
Except I don't wear smart trousers (I think I should, but it's too impractical) instead I wear black 'utility' trousers. Still the same material as smart pants, but with more room to move (baggier, I guess?) and they have side pockets at the knees (think what your plasterer or plumber probably wears for all his screwdrivers, etc, same reason). And it's steel-toe-capped boots for me.
Way I see it, if I'm crawling around under desks I need more room to move (or I give everyone a nice shot of the ol' builder's bum) - and there's no way I'm risking dropping a PC on my foot! It costs far more to keep me off for 6 months with a broken foot than it does to replace a tower!
I wish I didn't have to wear a tie, though.
Was always a suit and tie for me during term time.
Polo Shirt, Smart Jeans and Trainers, in HE it's a bit different :-).
Done the full suit thing in the private sector.
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I comply with the school dress code... office wear. In my case: smart trousers, blouse/smart top. Jeans are only allowed in the holidays... or by special arrangement if I have a particularly grotty job to do that has to be done during lessons time.
Shirt, office trousers, black trainers.
The joys of being in special anything apart from blue jeans!
Smart trousers, neat top, usually boots. I don't know of a dress code although all male teachers wear a tie - except the tech teacher who says it would be dangerous.
Male SLT wear suits, females smart skirt or suit. I think there should be more of a dress code for all staff and TAs. I would be happy to wear a branded polo shirt as it would save me wearing out my own clothes and having to think what to wear at 6am
Depends on the occasion, suit for meeting people, shirt and tie trousers and DM's for normal every day and our lovely Rocket Red tops with the school badge for when we win something/ do really well or have a sports day.
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Wanna be a Manga star? Well, there is a FREE Manga & Comics Drawing Workshop at Thornhill Library this Thursday February 8th! Register Here! Now!! I know you wanna!
When I was a teen, one of our groups' favorite things to do was hang out at various red-neck diners drawing art and comics for each other all night. Maybe we were all on a kamikaze mission but... sharing all those comics and making zines together was certainly a blast! And sometimes we even sold them at All Ages shows making back our coffee money. DIY! There was always an edge... who could draw the awesomest MANGA? Make the coolest character? Have the weirdest plot? ... or get us in the most trouble?...
At any rate - Come to this workshop, brush up your comic skillz, and possibly MEET others who are as obsessed with Manga as you are!
Then publish your drawings: SUBMIT them to our TEENSCREATE page! From there it's just a short jump to DC... with maybe a few coffee shops and diners along the way...
In the meantime here are also some cool suggestions to get you started drawing.
Plus one of my favorite titles Steamboy by Katsuhiro Otomo. Who's your favorite Manga character?
Freedom to Read Week is nearly upon us.
I think it's safe to say that most people here in Canada feel pretty confident that no one is trying to control the information they can access. I mean, we have Libraries, we have the Internet, we have Google, we have bookstores...if anything, we have too much information to deal with.
However! An abundance of information is not equivalent to equal access to information, or access to correct information, and it certainly dosn't stop people from trying to limit our access to information. There is no doubt that Canadians are among the information priviledged, so we should not stand idly by while other nations and people (sometimes in our backyard), cannot read or access the information they need.
This, our need to assert the right of all people to access information freely, is why we celebrate Freedom to Read Week! Everyone: Pick up a banned book and read it! Three cheers for the FREEDOM TO READ! Hip hip hooray!
If you can't imagine a world where the freedom to read is limited, I recommend you read The Book Thief by Markus Zusak or for something a little more fanciful try Matched by Ally Condie. The freedom to read what you want to and when you need to is incredibly important to our society's heath and well-being. If you disagree, consider recent events in Libya where the country was taken off the internet in the middle of a civil war. Or for something closer to home, look at this long list of books and magazines that were challenged here in Canada in 2011.
So, like I said, it is time to celebrate the freedom to read!!!
Announcing our annual Freedom to Read Contest: Who chooses what you read?
Here are the rules:
Express your thoughts on the freedom to read with words, film or graphic arts.
Choose one of the following methods:
Make a poster: draw, paint, or use photography and other graphic arts (8 ½ x 14" or 11 x 17")
Write: a poem, short story, or essay (max. 300 words)
Create a film: (3 min. or less)
All content must be original, except for short, cited quotations.
Criteria:1. Persuade an audience and support your point of view.2. Use techniques of form effectively to engage an audience.
Contest is open to Calgary students in Grades 7 – 9. Include your name, school, grade, and telephone number with your entry. Enter by email: firstname.lastname@example.com AND upload to Teens Create; OR submit your hardcopy to any Calgary Public Library location. One entry per person. Entries must be received no later than midnight Wednesday February 15th 2011.
And of course...there will be prizes!
With holiday magic in the air, I thought I might get away with writing about some great fantastic (and magical books) without having a bunch of people vomit all over me... However, I also happen to know that a lot of you secretly and not-so-secretly love fantasy. And these are books with a twist.
As a teen, a friend introduced me to The Sandman by Neil Gaiman and although I had always shunned comic books, an instant romance was born. Gaiman is a mysterious magician weaving stories that are bizarre and strange, that usually leave you with more questions than answers. He also picks stunning illustrators to work alongside him. One of my favourites is Charles Vess. Vess' style could be best described as Art Nouveau meets 1930's comic book. Instructions, also by Gaiman, is a fairytale poem that might leave you rather quizzical and Stardust: Being a Romance in the Realm of Faerie, is pure indulgence! Go on fairy lovers, love it up! Of course you can always count on Gaiman to never follow the staight and narrow... There's DVD and Blu-Ray versions too. MirrorMask is a lovely, bizarre story that I reviewed earlier as an audiobook. It explores the intricacies and complications of mother/daughter relationships and I had the priviledged coincidence of listening to this in the car this summer while travelling back from Drumheller with my mother. Here's to unplanned synchronicity! MirrorMask is also a beautiful graphic novel illustrated by Dave McKean and a great video.
I discovered that Charles Vess has also illustrated some YA novels by one of my favourite Canadians (Saskachewanite to be precise), Charles DeLint! They're great! And short. In Seven Wild Sisters ginseng, bees and faeries mix! Featuring an Apple Man, an Old Aunt and Wild Hills, here's a short excerpt: "Most of her time was taken up with the basic tasks of eking out a living from her land and the forest... But you could buy your food instead of having to work so hard growing it.' 'Sure I could. But I've had to have me money to do that and to get the money, well, I'd have to work just as hard at something else, except it wouldn't necessarily be as pleasing to my soul.'... 'You find weeding a garden pleasing?', 'You should try it girl. You might be surprised.' " Medicine Road stars the Dillard twins Laurel and Bess (from Seven Wild Sisters) in a wild adventure in the Native Southwest. Check 'em out! Charles DeLint is also an artist, poet, folklorist & critic as well as playing in various bands -- he has just released a CD The Loon's Lament with his wife MaryAnn Harris and John Wood. It features cover art by Calgary's own Lisa Brawn!
The latest superstar to hit the scene earned his stripes working on animation for Toy Story! William Joyce has come up with the brilliant idea of re-working the characters of St. Nicholas, The Man in the Moon the E. Aster Bunnymund and others into "The Guardians of Childhood"; modern day super heroes inhabiting familiar, yet not-so-familiar folktales. These display some stunning SteamPunk style illustrations with a ton of adventure to boot. Maurice Sendak has said that The Man in the Moon is "a fabulous recapturing of an old, real fairy-tale world. Dark Mysterious. Stunning!" and Joyce's latest release Nicholas St. North and the battle of the Nightmare King has hit the shelves... just in time for the holidays.
And what fantasy suite is complete without a title such as The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle? "We are not always what we seem, and hardly ever what we dream." The graphic novel adaped from Beagle's 1968 classic is lushly illustrated by Renea DeLiz and coloured by Ray Dillon. The library has just ordered Beagle's new book First Last Unicorn and other Beginnings. This includes letters, an unpublished novella about The Last Unicorn, interviews, correspondence and other snippets giving delightful insight into the creative process of this beloved master of fantasy. Over the holidays watch the DVD and Blu-Ray versions and then check our stacks in the New Year for the new book. Start the year off right!
Tolkien and Robin Hood Fans will appreciate Mouse Guard by David Petersen. Mouse life is treacherous and towns must be gaurded. Hence the formation of.. "The Mouse Guard"! Immerse yourself in a leaf-ridden, Ork-like medieval mouse's reverie (nightmare or dream?)! Mouse Guard vol. 01 Fall 1152 was critically acclaimed as best Indy Adventure Book of 2006 by Wizard Magazine and I can see why.
Mouse Guard: Legends of the Guard vol. 01 also created by David Petersen. This album brings together 17 different comic artists - aka "mice", as they gather together at June Alley Inn to compete to clear their pub tabs by telling the most creative and fantastic stories (a fun nod to the classic "Canterbury Tales" by Chaucer!)
AND... I'm so excited I can barely contain it!!! Alex may geek out about being a Potter fan but I'm a total Lord of the Rings girl and.. Yes! they released an unexpected trailer for Peter Jackson's upcoming The Hobbit! .... Why can't it be next year already?!?!?!?
We are super stoked to welcome the artwork of Sir John Franklin School into our youth space on the 2nd floor of the Central Library. For a long time we had bare, boring walls---but not any more! Every corner of our youth space is now brightly and brilliantly decorated with artwork from young Calgarians. The cool thing is, this is just the beginning--we have forged a partnership with Sir John Franklin, an art centered school, and our walls have become their gallery for the year. So...more art to come!
The current show, Synergy, is running from November 3rd -- February 11th. That leaves lots of time for you to stroll on by and check out this awesome artwork. And I'm telling you, you won't want to miss this show. There are some seriously great pieces from very cool young artists. I had the privilege of meeting these artists and their families at the opening and their energy and enthusiasm was contagious. They love art. And so do we. You should too.
Here's the show description -- hope to see you soon!
Synergy – the multidisciplinary art created by the students of SJF
Synergy as defined on dictionary.com states:
synergy syn·er·gy (sin'?r-je) n. The interaction of two or more agents or forces so that their combined effect is greater than the sum of their individual effects.
Sir John Franklin School has a focus on learning through the arts and this show is a small showcase of how teachers and students infuse the visual arts into the core curriculums of math, science, and humanities--and there is a pinch of creating art for arts sake.
Through the various works in this showcase, students have successfully illustrated their further understandings of self and community, the geometric patterns of flips and rotations, as well as the structures and inner workings of cells. It is also important to note that each individual piece has a sense of the artists' own personality, from the flamboyant to the more reserved.
We hope that you take the time to wander through the various pieces and get to know our students through their works as well as what our school is all about.
Here's a sneak peak at the art & artists:
This Saturday get ready for a special Second Saturday Slam. This month One Book One Calgary teams up with the Calgary Spoken Word Festival 's crew to deliver a slam with a twist. Come enjoy, compete and/or listen and judge. Bring some of your poems that explore some of the rich themes in Canadian author Steven Galloway's novel "The Cellist of Sarajevo". This could be something related to music or art, the enduring power of the human spirit, diversity, or war and peace. Contestants will be chosen on a first come first serve basis. AND CSWF always offers really valuable and encouraging feedback. I've learned a lot as a poet in the ones I've attended (yes I DID dare to read some of my poems in public - therefore... I dare you!). Thanks to Sheri - D Wilson, Andre Prefotaine, Jen Kunlire and others!!!
And by the way if you haven't checked out the poetry of these guys and gals - they are fantastic!
The OBOC website also has some great books on it as well as book lists. My favourite being the ones that relate to the Human Spirit and Art and Music. Additional suggestions for great verse novels would be Orchards by Holly Thompson and Roses and Bones which includes Psyche in a Dress by Francesca Lia Block.
And as a side note - For the whole month of November we have a cool painted piano that you can see inside of downstairs on the main floor of the library! Come play a tune on your way up or down to the John Dutton Theatre.
So it's a well known fact that I DON'T do horror! No books, no movies, no tapes (especially NOT of The Ring..), no campfires ghost stories, no nothing, - etc, etc. add into infinitum. It's not so much what the actual books and movies do themselves to creep me out.. but what my imagination does to itself afterwards... for like 6 months, or a year, or however long it takes to make me sleep NOT at night & behave like jitter bug all day. Call me a wimp. I Don't care. I know there are others out there like me. As they say "You are Not Alone..." . So... If you are looking for someone to recommend you the most gruesome, fearsome, awesomest scares... that would NOT be me. Hence the title "Halloween for Scaredy Cats"
I DO however love weird, strange and slightly scary things, like pet vampires, spider fairies, and Harry Potter. The Wikkeling by Steve Arnston falls into this category. Scary - but not, the illustrations however are cool and strange enough for all. A mix of twisted B/W silhouettes ala Arthur Rackham and detailed pencil/watercolour collages in the vien of Tony Diterlizzi (Spiderwick), illustrator Daniela Jaqlenka Terrazinni does a good job of making the book absolutely intriguing.
Speaking on DiTerlizzi his black line ink drawing in Mary Botham-Howitt's 1829 poem "The Spider and the Fly" are definitely shall we say... juicy.
And Vampires? Well if you like Vampires you might actually hate this book. but if you can twist your head around a Vampire being CUTE, yes as in cuddly, then Hipira - a collaboration of Katsuhiro Otomo & Shinji Kimura (who collaborated on Steamboy) is for you. Funny and visually delightful especially if you like square spirals, square spirals, square spirals, square...
HAPPY HALLOWEEN! * this blog is dedicated to all my fellow scardy cats out there - I know you're there ;)-
Teen Read Week is from October 16th -- October 22nd.
To celebrate we are having a photo contest with the YALSA (the Young Adult Library Services Association)
The Challenge: Choose an awesome book and take a photo that visually represents it in a interesting, unique way.
Contest rules: Because we are running the contest with YALSA, we are following their rules.
How to enter: You need to enter your photo in both contests to be eligible for both prizes. To enter YALSA's contest send your photo here. and to enter CPL's contest upload your photo to Teens Create and email it to email@example.com , please include your name in the email.
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Deadline: October 31st
Fall is a Beautiful, Bleak, Bizarre and Bountiful season. Things start falling apart and looking strange, half eaten, fiery and orange. You can smell the death and decay, feel the sting of the wind, and the wind of things slowly but surely changing into the mood for Halloween. Crisp fall leaves fall down making us cold and wanting to snuggle up with a good cozy book. It is a suitable time to explore the bizarre. We have some amazing YA Graphic Novels (aka comic books) that have beautiful art and strange stories. So much so they are more like ART novels. The black ink drawing's in Salem Brownstone could be compared to Aubrey Beardsley's illustrations of Salome by Oscar Wilde. An unusual story involving an unexpected inheritance, a contortionist, the circus and Salem's mission to battle out evil using his amoeba like familiar and a crystal ball to restore the balance of good in the world. The black and white graphic detail is stunning. More like Art Nouveau gone comic book.
For Bizarre/Strange Steampunk is the New Black with Tim Burton's new Alice in Wonderland movie being exemplary of this style. We have a new cool graphic novel inspired by the movie, the dvd, blu-ray, 2 movie book (s), and the CD. Avril Lavigne who composed the title track Alice on this album: Almost Alice is playing in Calgary at the Saddledome tonight! (October 11th). Rounding this out are 3 YA Graphic Novels that are definetly NOT childish: Alice in Wonderland (based on the new film), Wonderland (a fun re-imagining) and Hatter M, vol.1: The Looking Glass Wars (a little bit like Mad Hatter Karate!).
Alice is considered to be the first book that was written not as a moral tale for children but with the specific enjoyment of it's audience in mind. Technically classified as Non-sense Literature and having never lost it's grip on our imaginations, these books do much more than entertain. When our lives are turned upside down,
when we fall through the rabbit hole, when we enter the matrix: they are tales of survival in strange and bizarre circumstances. They stretch our minds and imaginations, enabling us to conjure solutions to the strange sudden bizarre and REAL events of our lives - like your grandfather dying, suddenly growing pubic hair (how weird was that!), moving to a new house, having sex for the first time, finding out you have an unknown sibling, accidentally being pregnant, being kicked out of your house, etc. etc., etc. At the library we have 11 illustrated versions of Wonderland, two of my favourite being Ralph Steadman's which isalso very Art nouveau/Aubrey Beardsley-ish and Robert Ingpen's 2009 edition illustrated with finely detailed pencil/watercolour illustrations from unusual perspectives. This is my favourite Alice to date.
Paul Stewart's Edge Chronicle's illustrated by Christopher Riddell are also fantastically strang. Riddell's The Emporer of Absurdia definitely falls into Dr. Suess territory both in terms of graphic illustration and imagination. There are even echos of Dali. Fine line work and stunning hat collections!
Shaun Tan has written some great books for down days. These include The Red Tree, The Arrival (a YA graphic novel) and The Lost Thing expanded as Lost & Found and recently made into a short animated film. Watch the Trailer here! The Lost Thing reflects on the doldrums of conformity and things that just don't quite fit in - highlighting the importance and value of the weird and the wonderful. Happy Fall!
..... to be contiued (we have such a beautiful, bleak & bizarre collection you can look forward to more!)
Graphix are great…Ok, maybe not quite in the "ginormous" way that I've said, unless it is relatively large book, but it is a cool word that starts with G!
Most of us grew up with comic books in one form or another. My earliest memories of comics, like many, included following the adventures of Snoopy, one of the many recognizable characters from Charles Schultz's Peanuts. And then there was the mischievous Calvin from Bill Watterson's Calvin and Hobbes series (which, by the way, we also just happen to carry in the library.) Calvin and Hobbes is an irresistible mix of a little boy with a big imagination, who faces everything from evil babysitters to dinosaurs, teachers and a mild mannered little girl named Susie Derkins, all the while combating boredom. So if you ever need to combat boredom yourself, Calvin might be just the ticket.
Our Graphix collection gets more sophisticated than a mere collection of comics, however. There are many book series that are now Graphix, including the famous Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys book series, and the Warriors series, based on a popular book series about a group of feral cats. We also have tons of Manga, with series such as Naruto, Dragon Ball Z, and Shaman King, to name but a few. My favorite Graphix happen to be our non-fiction graphix.
Non-fiction you ask? Yes, non-fiction. I recently read Alia's Mission Saving the Books of Iraq by Mark Alan Stamaty (YA Graphix 020.92 BAK). It is inspired by the real life story of Alia Muhammad Baker, a librarian who became the chief librarian of the Central Library in Basra, Iraq. When she heard about the possibility of a war being ravaged on her city, she begged the Iraqi officials to let her relocate some of her books, for fear they would be damaged. While Iraqi officials refused her request, she did it herself – finding places through friends throughout the city to house thousands of books (including a book that was hundreds of years old.) When war did break out, bombs destroyed the library, but not the books, thanks to Alia's heroic efforts. You can read non-fiction in our graphix collection, including in our teen zones at your local public library!
If you haven't noticed, the bloggers here in the Teen Zone get pretty freakin' psyched about books. And there's one coming out on Tuesday that has us positively tingling. It's called "Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children", and I have literally had my copy on hold from the second I heard about it.
Inspired by the freaky and crazy photography that came out of the Victorian Era, author Ransom Riggs pulled together some of the weirdest ones he could find, and wove a story around them.
It's about sixteen-year-old Jacob's discovery of an abandoned building that used to house children of extraordinary --and possibly dangerous-- talents. It's been labelled "tense", "moving", and "wondrously strange" and even though the book hasn't been released to the public yet, 20th Century Fox has already scooped the movie rights.
So here's the deal:
We're so excited about this book, we're going to start giving it away for free! We have several copies available to be won through the TEENS CREATE portion of this website.
There are two ways to submit an entry:
1) Create an image of the weird and wonderful. You're free to use digital photo-editing tools, but why not try playing around with perspective and exposure the way the Victorians used to? They loved things like carnival freak shows, fairies, and the paranormal.
2) Write a limerick as a caption to one of the photos in the image above! For example:
"There once was a man so balding,
That the back of his head was appaling.
He'd cover it with paint
(which attractive, it ain't)
and it earned him some awful name-calling."
Believe me, it won't be hard to write one that's better than that.
Once you've created your entry, all you have to do is log-in to TEENS CREATE, and upload your image or your limerick. Make sure you indicate somewhere in the title that it's an entry for "The fReAkY cRaZy Contest".
The contest closes June 16th, so you have about two weeks to get cracking. Once we have all of your submissions, we'll enter them in the draw for the book prizes. We'll inform everyone shortly after that who the winners are!
And just in case you guys need some paranormalic, steam-punky, or down-right creepy reads to tide you over until this one comes out, check out these:


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I used to teach migrant farm workers' kids in California. They were
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Discover the refreshing choice among hotels in Gulfport, MS, the renovated Fairfield Inn & Suites Gulfport. We are conveniently located just 2 miles from Gulfport-Biloxi Airport and are surrounded by 3 military bases, including the Naval Construction Battalion Center or Keesler AFB. Popular Gulfport attractions are nearby, including Gulf Island Water Park, Ship Island Excursion and Lynn Meadows Discovery Center. Take advantage of our shuttle service, which takes you to your local area destination within 5 miles of our hotel. Whether it is government business or a much-needed vacation that brings you here, we offer refined service and comfort. We exceed expectations with all the extra touches you love, including our NEW expanded deluxe continental breakfast with many hot items such as scrambled eggs, breakfast bacon or sausage, fresh fruit, yogurt, and don't forget about the freshly made waffles served free daily. Stay productive with free Wi-Fi. Stop by our fitness center for a revitalizing workout, or take i
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Music Review: Holiday pops much more than the same oldBy Jim Lowe
Staff Writer | December 09,2012Jim Lowe / Staff Photo
Dawn Willis leads the audience in a carol singalong at the VSO Holiday Pops concert at the Barre Opera House on Friday. The program will be repeated at 3 p.m. today at Rutlands Paramount Theatre.For the occasional concertgoer, holiday music programs are a joy, reminding us of everything we hold dear about the time of Christmas and Hanukkah.
But, for the music aficionado, these same programs become the dreary same old, same old, same old.
That is, unless the program is created and directed by Robert De Cormier, founding director of the Vermont Symphony Orchestra Chorus. On Friday at the Barre Opera House, De Cormier led the VSO and VSO Chorus in a program that was full of the familiar, new takes on the familiar and some new traditions to celebrate.
(The same program was presented on Saturday at Burlingtons Flynn Center and will be performed at 3 p.m. today at Rutlands Paramount Theatre.)
At 90 years old, De Cormier, still one of this countrys foremost choral conductors, is at no loss for ideas and the ability to execute them. It was in the more classic prologue to Vaughan Williams Hodie that he led the chorus and orchestra in its most beautiful performance. The complex and spicy orchestration complemented the rich choral sound and message, beautifully delivered.
More novel, De Cormier led the chorus and orchestra in what is thought to be Grubers original Silent Night, familiar but more elegant and lyrical than what we are accustomed to. De Cormier juxtaposed Mozarts and Leroy Andersons Sleigh Ride. Although it was filled with appropriate sleigh bells, the Mozart (from his German Dances) was light and elegant. The Anderson, well, it wasnt but it was lots of fun.
De Cormier introduced an impressive work by 18-year-old Jacob Morton-Black, a Colchester High School senior and a product of Vermonts Music-COMP, a high school composition mentoring program. Morton-Blacks Danse Slav et Valse for orchestra proved a lively work based on Russian themes. The simple themes belied the works complex harmonic language and colorful orchestration. It was a real pleasure.
After The 12 Days of Christmas, Louise De Cormier, Roberts wife and a former Weston Playhouse actress, read letters from the unhappy girl receiving the gifts hilarious.
You cant get more traditional than Messiah, and Dawn Willis, the VSO Choruss assistant conductor, led the chorus and orchestra in a 10-minute version of Handels masterpiece. Willis led a performance that was not only spirited but clean and clear you could actually understand the words of Unto Us a Child Is Born, Pifa and Glory to God. And, of course, it closed with the audience rising for the Hallelujah Chorus.
Truly charming were two Hanukkah songs by Woody Guthrie, arranged and orchestrated by De Cormier. Intriguing and fun were Tintinabulations, variations for orchestra on Jingle Bells in multiple recognizable styles. Just as fascinating was the complex orchestral work, Pat-a-pan, a Fantasy, by Hershy Kay, originally written for the Cleveland Orchestra.
The carol sing-along, led by Willis, had even the aficionados lending their voices enthusiastically. And De Cormier closed the program most appropriately with Why Cant We Have Christmas the Whole Year Around?
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Robert De Cormier will lead the Vermont Symphony Orchestra and Chorus in the VSO Holiday Pops at 3 p.m. today (Dec. 9) at the Paramount Theatre, 30 Center St. in Rutland. Tickets are $20-$30, or $16-$24 for seniors, or $9 for students. Call 775-0903, or go online to www.paramountlive.org. For information about upcoming VSO programs, go online to www.vso.org.MORE IN This Just InThe Rutland High School varsity cheerleading team is taking their high energy, attention-grabbing... Full StoryPigs nearly managed to fly in Connecticut, terrorized hikers in Maine and drew a police response... Full StoryThe political ascendance of Peter Shumlin came thanks in part to support from the Progressive Party. Full Story
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that guy November 10, 2012
It's Deutschland of course there are posters of pornactresses in the elevators :-)
woody October 5, 2011
see http://www.youporn.com/watch/402104/fraulein-frolics-with-bbc/?from=categ
Reno October 6, 2011
is it possible to watch this to the end without coming? i haven't manage that so far... :)
laph January 18, 2011
SexKitte81 just give me ur no
adebabe January 21, 2011
SexKitten81 You really do need to talk to me! I would fuck you like that for hours on end, you would get so wet,like that sexy babe. Just love that squelching.
Kot January 16, 2011
She is not Tyra Missoux neither Sara Joy.... Who is she......??????
crusader3 June 20, 2010
Very nice. Wish that was me stuck in there with her.
fuckze January 7, 2011
girl name?
Jadefalcon June 17, 2010
Mmmmmmm very nice
SexKitten81 January 6, 2011
that made my pussy super wet..... anybody who can fuck like that needs to talk to me!
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xuxu January 24, 2011
wow, konnte mich gar nicht erinnern, dass da so ein fetter cumshot dabei war. gut gemacht junge, mitten auf die euter! :))
FucK January 16, 2011
What's the name of this girl???
FunnyBoy098 January 31, 2011
Nobody who knows her real Name? It is definitely NOT Sara Joy. Her tits are way bigger. Kennt niemand ihren richtigen Namen? Sara Joy ist es NICHT. Die hat viel groessere Titten.
grrr!! February 22, 2011
mm yumi m guztaria q esa salchichota me la metieran a mi q rico!!
oranggila June 24, 2010
i don't understand what they say, but THAT NICE!!
kk March 7, 2011
Tyra Misoux
xtreem February 11, 2011
Hey plz show me her Name. I want this girl. so plz ........plz
Zxc1 June 22, 2010
What if it had been me who got stuck in the elevator with the girl. Does that guy in the scene work at Magma.
LoL January 1, 2011
9:15 Klar einfach mal so im aufzug ein porno bild Haha
Minder February 3, 2011
Who is this girl? What is her name! She's perfect!
nath June 21, 2010
to be honest with u people,this happened to me today after work hours..
marcello December 25, 2010
anchio vorrei esseere li in quel momento per fare tutto quello che farei
BIG DICK RICK November 26, 2010
Damn I would love to marry her
HardMike55 November 27, 2010
She is hot and that would be hot as well to fuck in elevator! Always chance it starts moving again and someone wil lbe standing on other side of door while she was riding my cock! Very Hot!
love her titts December 1, 2010
sie hat so geile titten
pantyhose November 25, 2010
elevator sex is the best sex!!!
mr boy,,,,, November 25, 2010
I like n must dong
nice November 3, 2010
oh nice so yummy i love it
blondieinhornyland June 11, 2010
woaaaow! i wold love to get stuckk in theree too! DAYUUM!
nictrisha November 17, 2010
she reminds me of christina applegate lol
Muffkitty December 4, 2010
I would love to ride his cock.
LW December 4, 2010
die Ossilady ist richtig geil!!!
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Observer December 20, 2010
Very very good actress. She was enjoying her work, as you can see she was dripping wet. This is most wanted for me, an actress that doesnt just do a mechanical thing, but rather gets wet in the act
Sandy March 7, 2011
Ich kenne Kamaras in Fahrstuehlen, nicht aber Aktfotos. Ist mal ne neue und interessante Variante.
qwerty December 15, 2010
pretty awesome girl
bleedin obvious December 14, 2010
for the same reason that there's a guy in there filming it. Doh!
yam yam December 7, 2010
i was a fool to pack her in. in my dreams. boing boing
watchoutIamwatchingyou December 14, 2010
Why is there a porno pinup on the wall of an elevator?
nik December 29, 2010
david March 14, 2011
yes very cool, i like it
b June 30, 2011
her name is Tyra Missoux, its written in the poster on the mirror.. at 6:56
anni July 4, 2011
uuy me encanta como le agarra las tetas *O*
lala1572 July 7, 2011
cool i wish that was me!!!!!!!!!!
W124 June 30, 2011
Very very very beautiful beautiful wife
big dick June 28, 2011
hey!!!any girl who wants to have loads??? i can let you have it!!!! damn it!! its hot!!!... FUCK!!!!
Jeryco May 29, 2011
slow rock
me July 4, 2010
who's names ?
... June 25, 2011
at 1:20 he looks 4 cameras :P
fhina23 July 14, 2011
owwww? i dont know wat they say/. but its nice ? mmmmmmmmmmmm? i wish that was me in their with her lol?
cris July 15, 2011
nice pic ok nice one yesssssssssss mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
quasar July 10, 2010
ke culo ke ha l'omarino
Croc August 10, 2011
Laila First
Nickelback August 11, 2011
Che figa!
woody July 30, 2011
i would love to have send her whole body i would eat her up
Wow July 26, 2011
aufabaufab July 8, 2010
da hab ich doch letzthin ein video mit dem babe hier auf der seite gesehen... verdammt, was war das? wie heisst die dame?
TheHotstuff July 25, 2011
I fuck her brains out
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aaab May 19, 2011
holy shit, blew an absolute load to this
hmmm March 31, 2011
sei rico
ah April 19, 2011
Elevator? must be their own Elevator.:) Funny
kiro April 24, 2011
what if the doors where stuck an they were on a floor and people heard
porn March 31, 2011
shes hot.............
kk March 23, 2011
wish that guy was me..nice
manoman March 13, 2011
die gleicht verdammt einer Frau, die in irgendeiner deutschen Krimiserie mitwirkt !
miguel October 27, 2010
la chica esta muy muy buena es muy linda yo la tuviera a ella no la dejo dormir toda la noche la amo
JJ March 18, 2011
This is seriously good - she's wet and he's hard - no pretending, just a damn great fuck!!!!
Chevi April 25, 2011
Ihr Name ist Laila First!
gorgeous April 28, 2011
that chick is fucken hot germans are fucken hot i looooovvveeeee wet pussy love all pussy
anderson May 13, 2011
esa nena tiene buen rabo
tits May 14, 2011
sexy large tits........ just perfect
xox May 17, 2011
this is hot! wasn't too sure of it at first, but by the end, my pussy was completely soaking. would love to be taken by some (better lookin) guy like that ....
Harry July 2, 2010
wouw , that would never hapen for real. i wish to. incradible girl
aufaber May 4, 2011
yes! chevi thank you! its indeed laila first, i knew i knew her from somewhere!! :)) LETS GO LAILA! :))
wet pussay!! May 1, 2011
ah god damn it!!! i wish that was me!!!! but with better guy!!! XD
Dude for wet pussay May 1, 2011
I'm definitly a better guy ;)
Friend4ever March 9, 2011
i fuck this bab
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ohhhh nice
phatheid August 1, 2010
wow, that was one of the sexiest things I've watched for a while! Made my thick cock rock hard it did!
phatheid August 1, 2010
just had to watch it again & my cock stiffened whever I saw this babe starting to get going! My balls tightened up real good up soon afterwards! Eventually had to blast a load this time guys & gals!
Lucky dick June 25, 2012
LOL!! The girl is fucking beautiful!her pussy is . . . . . . . . . . . Can anyone give me more videoes on her???
Todd May 10, 2012
who is taking the video, three pppl in one elevator...
lisa-immer-geil March 30, 2012
ohhhhhhhhhhh mach die mich geil
GAGA July 27, 2010
Mmmm! so perfect!!
huh March 6, 2012
whats a nice girl omg :(
sex god March 26, 2012
feel so good........
yano July 19, 2012
Dammmmm she hot
hfgj July 28, 2012
not tyra, she asked whats ur wish and he replys "to see tyra thats why ive been coming here" ;)
baku August 9, 2010
yanyorum dostlar su aralar
Me November 27, 2012
Oh fuck yes! I wish she could be my nurse forever!!!!!!!!
Jake December 5, 2012
I was a temp for a large dept store (5 floors) during Christmas holidays and my job was to stock shevles during the night after hours. Since I had to use the freight elevator to haul products to various floors, it seemed I spent a lot of time on the damn things. About 3 days (nights) on the job, one of the women managers came in unexpectedly to see how things were going. She was in her mid 40s, still quite attractive, and she followed me around the store for about an hour, then when I got ready to use the elevator, she joined me. Little did I realize that the freight elevator was one of the very few places that the store did not have cameras. She let me know that she found me attractive, she was horny (and divorced), and wanted to know if I found her attractive. I told her she was a very nice looking woman, and we started our adventure soon after. She came in every night about 2 hours after the store closed and we fucked several hours before she left for home. I was given the same job for the next 3 years during Christmas.
bucky October 6, 2012
She is on HOT babe, I would love to be stuck on a elevator with her. She has really fine tits, could suck on those nipples forever, what an ass also. Would love to meet a woman like her,especilly on an elevator who is wearing such a short skirt, see thru panries, garters, garter belt sexy bra. Love to undress her , eat her, and fuck her. Never seen an elevator with a XXX poster on the wall, but would like too. Oh Yeah!
pip daddy October 3, 2012
Ialways had a dream to fuck a beautiful lady in the elevator. Next time you shoot a video im your guy to fuck the beautiful lady.
happy August 6, 2010
this was the fanciest video ever, love fact that she not nude, makes my imagination go wild. anybody know how i can download and save this???
big bulls September 21, 2012
oh yahhhhhhhhhhhhhh
ROCK February 13, 2012
it is so nice to be see for every human
wowwy February 1, 2012
i wonder how long she had to sit in that busted elevator with a face covered in semen...
Hard On November 29, 2011
I wish she would do that to me but tie my hands and feet down. Maybe suck me off a bit, but I so would. Shes a minx
i loe her pussy lips... wow id fuck her in a second.. wow
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By Mary Coday Edwards Myrna's
been a Sierra Club member for some time, but 20 years ago Mike Mueller
and Club mainstay Charlie Oriez urged her to channel more of her
environmental activism into the Club's priorities. Involved ever since -
Myrna is also a member of the Legislative, Political, Administrative,
Personnel and Membership Committees - she continues to remain committed
because "it is effective. The Sierra Club commands respect, even from
our opponents, because of its reputation for winning environmental
battles. "Someone
– not a conservationist! - once complained to me that it was not fair
that a heavyweight like the Sierra Club Environmental Law Program always wins its
battles because 'it is so well-funded and attracts these passionate
lawyers'. This may not always be true, but it [SC] commands respect in
the legislative arena, and among the general populace," Myrna said. But
attracting "passionate lawyers" isn't enough, Myrna added. "An
over-riding goal of mine is to let people know how desperately we need
more hands, more brains, more energy, more involvement and enthusiasm
from a larger group of people. We need younger people who are willing to
pick up the torch and protect this unique state that we live in."Stepping into the waters - emerging a standard bearer Although
a community organizer by education and experience, her environmental
expertise in the field of water quality and habitat came about due to
her work as a neighborhood activist when the group "brought a lawsuit
against Arapahoe County for a development issue that had to do with
sewage treatment. "Someone who was in the legislature at that time asked me if he could file an Amicus Curiae (friend of the court) brief.
It went all the way to the Supreme Court. We ended up not winning at
the Court level, but that legislator was then elected governor – Richard
Lamb. As governor, he called me and said 'I need you' and put me on the
Water Quality Control Commission." Myrna served on the Commission for 10 years, four terms, from 1975 to 1985. "It
was a lot of work, but it was a very exciting time, as that's when
Colorado was given the program to put together a water quality plan
under newly enacted federal legislation Public Law 92-500, the Clean
Water Act." No
pun intended, but these standards have not been watered down. Lamb's
five appointees put together the entire Colorado regulatory framework, and
it's still in existence, "almost exactly the same way as we wrote it.... This was the first such standard to be adopted in the United States, and
set a precedent for other states. Our model was used by EPA throughout
the rest of the country." Explaining
further, Myrna said the state regulations are very interesting.
"First you classify all the waters for whatever they're suitable to be
used for; for example, is this water good enough to be drinking water?
Is it primarily for recreation? Is it for aquatic life, for fishing? So
first you put those classifications on the water, and then you say what
level of pollution the water could handle in order to keep those uses
viable.... And the standards were so carefully researched that very
little has changed. "The
more important part is that we had what is called an anti-degradation
policy. You can't lower usage just because someone wants to pollute so
much that no one, for example, can swim there anymore. You cannot
degrade water beyond for what it was originally suited." Myrna
continues to immerse herself in Colorado water issues; she is a
National Board Member for Colorado for Clean Water Action and was
recently appointed by Governor John Hickenlooper to the Cherry Creek
Basin Water Quality Authority. Constricted by structure: Water laws from the 1800s Water law and water quality law are very complicated and complex fields in Colorado. "The
question is does water law trump water quality law? In Colorado, water
is a property - people own water - and just about all the water in
Colorado has been appropriated. In many of the eastern states you
wouldn't find something so ridiculous, but here there's a whole system
dating back to the 1800s on water law, with established senior and
junior rights, which is enshrined in our State Constitution. But the
Federal Law requires certain standards in terms of water quality, such
as an upstream user may not degrade a downstream user's water source.
This results in a huge disconnect between what you have to do to protect
the quality of the water and your right to own the quantity of the
water," Myrna explained.
[disconnect] has never been tested in court … we just all manage to
live within these two legal systems that sometimes don't work very well
together." In
addition, before 2009, "you couldn't put out rain barrels [for
rainwater harvesting] - it was against the law because somebody owned
all that water that was falling on your land. Now there are laws which
allow for very limited rainwater harvesting in certain regions of the
state." National Hero Status Myrna's environmental efforts have not gone unnoticed – or unrewarded. In
2002, "I was named one of 'Thirty Heroes for 30 years of the Clean
Water Act' by a national organization for my work to protect Cherry
Creek Reservoir, and for my leadership on the Water Quality Control
Commission. Barbara Boxer [U.S. Sen, D-CA] was one of the 30, as was one
of the Kennedy's; it was overwhelming to me." Particularly
noted were Myrna's efforts "in researching, proposing, and helping to
ensure adoption of a protective standard for soluble uranium in drinking
water." Facing limits Anyone devoted to preserving our natural heritage must live with personal limitations and society's hurdles. While
Myrna feels very fortunate to be able to work with colleagues on the
Executive Committee and in other leadership roles, it's a challenge to
"keep up with all the issues we deal with…. I struggle to find time to
keep up with water issues. They are critically important, as water is
truly the lifeblood of our State. We need more people to become
involved," she stressed. And
thinking of the future, "my frustrations with Americans who would sell
off resources today and don't realize they're selling off their
grandchildren's heritage really bothers me. It's the attitude that this
little nibble and that little bite out of the environment and this
little road into the wilderness – all these little things don't matter.
It's sort of like fracking [oil & gas industrial hydraulic fracturing] – they tell you that
it's using maybe only 2 percent of Colorado's available water supplies.
Well, that's 2 percent on top of all the other percentages for different
usages and each one of these little nibbles leads ultimately to
tremendous degradation of the natural environment. "People
are very shortsighted about all these various activities, the 'I don't
make a difference' kind of attitude, what I do in my little bit of dirt
doesn't matter. As hard as we work, it's difficult to get people to see
that that little bit of extra traffic on the highway, or whatever it may
be, might be the straw that broke the camel's back." If
you would like to make a difference and give more of your time, talents
and energy to the Rocky Mountain Chapter's efforts to preserve
Colorado's natural environment, contact Myrna.
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