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NORTH TROY – Once again voters nixed a request to take out a $1.3 million bond for renovations and improvements to the town school. Last March, voters turned down a $2.2 million bond for the same project. For several months, school board members worked on cutting the request by $800,000 before bringing it back this week. Apparently, their efforts weren't enough for voters to say yes.
NEWPORT, VT - Several races in the Northeast Kingdom saw candidates neck and neck, but late into the night Tuesday the winners inched ahead near the finish line.
NEWPORT, VT- Incumbent Mark Higley narrowly survived a challenge by Progressive candidate Katherine Sims to win a third term to the Vermont House of Representatives. Unofficial results have Higley receiving 920 votes in the five-town district of Orleans-Lamoille counties on the western side of Orleans County. Sims garnered 887 votes in her first run for a state office.
NEWPORT, VT - The Newport City Council is considering a request by the Newport City Renaissance Corporation (NCRC) for a $25,000 increase to its appropriation, already $25,000. NCRC would use the funds for its operations, marketing efforts and things like bike racks. NCRC would like to bring in a second person to help CEO Trish Sears' office efforts. Sears is the organization's only paid employee, but NCRC does have some contract workers who do such things as work on the organization's website. Board members volunteer their time at no cost.Â
NEWPORT, VT - It was a nailbiter, and even with most of the votes in, the unofficial tallies made it too close to call in several local hot races last night. In the race for Orleans-Essex Senate seat, incumbent Democrat Bobby Starr pulled ahead but Rep. Bob Lewis and former Rep. John Rodgers were hot on his heels. It looked like a race for second with Republican Jay Dudley trailing far behind. In the Orleans-Lamoille House Race, Progressive challenger Katherine Sims looked to overtake incumbent Rep. Mark Higley, Republican.
BRIGHTON – The Town Hall of Brighton is under renovations to restore it to its original grandeur and bring back the exceptional character of that time. The building, known as the Historic Opera Block, was built in 1889. Over the years some of the original parts of the building were taken down or covered with vinyl siding. But after expansive work and research, the building will go through a renaissance. The new materials will keep it in excellent condition for years to come with little maintenance.
NEWPORT CITY – There's no place like home, and for 21 Newport area families, home will be the Lakebridge housing complex at the former Sleeper Place site on West Main Street. Rural Edge, formerly known as Gilman Housing Trust, owns the new housing complex. Like all of Rural Edge's properties, tenants' rents are one third of their income. The apartments have one-, two- and three-bedroom units. The Lakebridge complex has been in the works for some time, Merten Bangeman-Johnson, Chief Executive Officer for Rural Edge, said during a ribbon cutting ceremony Friday morning.Â
NEWPORT – Christine Billis, 45, left the Orleans County Courthouse in tears after hearing her fate Friday afternoon. In a plea agreement, Judge Howard VanBenthuysen sentenced Billis to 7-15 years with credit for time served. Last July, nearly three years after her husband Charles Billis died in a car crash, she pleaded guilty to an amended charge of manslaughter. During the investigation, Billis told investigators that Charles Billis was abusive to her.
NEWPORT CITY — A Newport contractor accused of accepting a huge overpayment from the City of Montpelier and then depositing it into his business account will pay a $10,000 fine and a $2,000 donation to the State General Fund. Dan Scott, 64, in Orleans County District Court Friday, entered a plea of no contest to "false claim greater than $500." In turn, the state dismissed two additional charges of false claim greater than $500 and a grand larceny charge of greater than $900.
ORLEANS – Advances in technology now allow people to do what was only dreamed about not too long ago. People are able to work from the comfort of their homes from pretty much anywhere, and work in a variety of fields. Sky Barsch of Orleans creates a magazine from her home that is distributed all over New England. She works with the help of her designer Shawn Braley of White River Junction and a staff that includes photographers and freelance writers.


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Eric Burdon Among Musical Acts Performing at Nashville Benefit Concert in December
Founding Animals singer Eric Burdon is slated to take part in a benefit concert that will be held at the famous Ryman Auditorium in Nashville on December 18.
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Taylor Hicks, Friday night at the WorkPlay theater in Birmingham, Alabama. Review rating: Three out of five stars. Over time, it's become clear: Taylor Hicks is the most dynamic, interesting and consistently entertaining member of Birmingham's "American Idol" trio. Perhaps it's unfair to lump Hicks, 32, into a category with Ruben Studdard and Bo Bice, because their music styles are so different -- soul-pop, R&B and Southern rock, respectively. But all three are local guys who made their fame on the same TV reality series, and their successes happened within a span of just four years. There's an inevitable urge to compare and contrast them, and frankly, Hicks always stands out. When the Gray Haired Guy returns for a concert here, as he did Friday night at the WorkPlay theater, it's always a professional, high-energy show. Hicks works hard as a singer-instrumentalist (guitar and harmonica) and the set never feels amateurish or slapdash. If anything, Hicks' 11 p.m. performance at WorkPlay proved that he's gained in confidence and stage stature in the years following his 2006 "Idol" win. Sure, Hicks seemed comfy before -- doing those goofy dances and connecting with the crowd -- but he's completely feeling his groove now, performing songs such as "The Deal," "The Runaround," "The Distance," "Nineteen," "Seven Mile Breakdown" and "What's Right Is Right." His tenor voice sounded nice and flexible, too, powering through some numbers and mellowing out in others. Is Hicks the most sublime music artist who ever lived? Of course not; he'd be the first to admit it. Hicks simply knows his strengths, downplays his weaknesses and makes the most of what he's got. Case in point: Hicks was pulling double-duty here, playing late-night sets at WorkPlay on Friday and Saturday after appearing in the national tour of "Grease" at the BJCC Concert Hall. Friday's performance lasted for about two hours, and it's a safe bet Saturday's was equal to that in length. Talk about a can-do attitude. As expected, members of the Soul Patrol, Hicks' supremely enthusiastic fan club, came out in force for the sold-out nightclub date. Some of them had traveled for hours to get here, and one group set up lawn chairs outside WorkPlay on Friday morning, making sure they'd be the first inside when the theater doors opened. Hicks, loyal to his roots, featured several Birmingham-area musicians in his band, such as keyboard player Brian Less, sax man Jeff Lopez and drummer Leif Bondarenko. Guitarist Billy Earl McClelland of Auburn (a demon on the slide) and Mobile singer Donna Hall (formerly of Wet Willie) made guest appearances.
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Spring 2015
Precious Cargo: Chinese Baby Carriers in Global Context
by Lee Talbot, Curator at The Textile Museum at The George Washington University Museum
Wednesday, March 11, 2015, 5PM
Charles B. Wang Center Theatre
Highlighting precious traditions and the culture of baby carriers from Taiwan and
Southwestern China, Lee Talbot discusses symbolic meanings behind baby carrier embroidery
and also draws parallels between this unique textile form and those of other countries.
About the Speaker
Lee Talbot is Curator of Eastern Hemisphere Collections at the Textile Museum in Washington,
D.C., where he specializes in East Asian textile history. Before joining the Textile
Museum staff he spent two and a half years as curator at the Chung Young Yang Embroidery
Museum at Sookmyung Women's University in Seoul, Korea. His recent exhibitions include
Dragons, Nagas, and Creatures of the Deep (2012); Woven Treasures of Japan's Tawaraya Workshop (2012); Green: the Color and the Cause (2011) and Second Lives: The Age-Old Art of Recycling Textiles (2011). Talbot's publications include chapters on China and Korea in History of Design: Decorative Arts and Material Culture, 1400-2000 (Bard Graduate Center/Yale University Press, 2013); Threads of Heaven: Textiles in East Asian Ritual and Ceremony (Sookmyung Women's University Press, 2006); Art by the Yard: Women Design Mid-Century Britain (The Textile Museum, 2010); and articles on various aspects of decorative art and
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Love and Blessings: The Art of Baby Carriers
Collection from the National Museum of Prehistory of Taiwan
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Quiet Beauty: Japanese Gardens in North America and Long Island
by Dr. Kendall Brown
Saturday, March 14, 2015, 1PM
Charles B. Wang Center Lecture Hall I
This lecture explores the long history of Japanese gardens in North America, connecting the evolution of garden styles and meanings to stages in U.S.-Japan political and cultural relations. It also examines how the illustrious history of private and public Japanese gardens on Long Island connect to the larger context of American history.
The talk will conclude with a discussion about the major changes in the social function of Asian gardens in North America in the 21st century.
A book signing will follow the lecture; books will be available for purchase.
About the Speaker
Dr. Kendall Brown is Professor of Asian Art History at California State University Long Beach. Dr. Brown is also a leading figure in the study of Japanese gardens in North America. His most recent book, Quiet Beauty: The Japanese Gardens of North America, was published by Tuttle in 2013. It expands on his earlier work, Japanese-style Gardens of the Pacific West Coast(Rizzoli, 1999). He recently published the lead essays in the book One Hundred Tears in the Huntington's Japanese Gardens: Harmony with Nature (2013), which addresses the history of the Japanese gardens at the Huntington Botanical Garden and Library. Dr. Brown is President of the Board of the North American Japanese Garden Association. He received a Ph.D. in art history from Yale University.
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Lecture: How Did Rāmen Become Japan's 'National Food' (Kokuminshoku)?
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Tuesday, April 14, 2015 at 2:30 PM
Charles B. Wang Center Lecture Hall 1
Why did rāmen achieve national symbolic status in Japan during the 1990s, and what
can be gleaned about the relationship between food, mass media, and labor by studying
this transformation? In attempting to address these questions, the talk will consider
the connection between the macro-economic shifts affecting the Japanese economy in
this era and the transformation in the cultural milieu associated with the consumption
of rāmen. The aim is to identify the logic behind the transformation of a food custom
associated with a specific subgroup into a national tradition.
About the Speaker
George Solt is an assistant professor in the History Department at New York University. He received his Ph.D. in the History of Modern Japan from the University of California San Diego in 2009. His work focuses on the cultural history of modern Japan, looking at how shifts in dietary habits have been linked to transformations in international politics, labor practices, and national identity. His first book, The Untold History of Ramen: How Political Crisis in Japan Spawned a Global Food Craze, was published in February 2014 by the University of California Press. He is currently completing a manuscript on Indian cuisine and independence in Japanese history.
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The Everyday Joys of Japan: Paintings By Jiro Osuga
On View March 11 - July 15
Jasmine Gallery
Japanese Flower Arrangement with Toyomi Shibahara
Wednesday, March 25, 2015, 1PM
Make your Own Japanese Rāmen with Chef Mamie Nishide
Wednesday, April 15, 2015 @ 1-2:30 PM
Tibetan Buddhist Printing from the Derge Parkhang
by Dr. Patrick Dowdey
Thursday, April 23, 2015, 4 PM
Charles B. Wang Center Lecture Hall 1
In conjunction with Pearl of the Snowlands: Tibetan Buddhist Printing from the Derge
Parkhang, exhibition curator Patrick Dowdey offers a history of Derge and discusses
the serendipitous survival of the nearly 300-year old Derge Sutra Printing House and
its importance to the people of this region of Eastern Tibet.
About the Speaker
Patrick Dowdey is the curator at the Mansfield Freeman Center for East Asian Studies and an adjunct Assistant Professor in the Department of Anthropology at Wesleyan University
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Pearl of the Snowlands: Tibetan Buddhist Printing From The Derge Parkhang
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Zodiac Gallery
Food and China's Silk Road: Influences to and from the West
by Dr. Jacqueline M. Newman
Wendesday, May 6, 2015 at 1 PM
Charles B. Wang Center Theatre
Dr. Newman discusses the East-West cultural exchanges that occurred on the Silk Road through the medium of food. Cultural exchange through food began in the city of Xian, China and continued on through the Mediterranean and beyond. A food tasting will follow Dr. Newman's presentation, featuring recipes from the Jacqueline M. Newman Chinese Cookbook Collection, part of Stony Brook University Libraries' Special Collections. Composed of more than 4,000 rare and scarce English-language cookbooks and unique research materials, it is the world's largest collection of its type. Copies of the recipes will be provided to guests.
Co-sponsored by Special Collections of the University Libraries, The Confucius institute and the Charles B. Wang Center.
About the Speaker
Dr. Jacqueline M. Newman is an emeritus art history professor of Queens College and the founder and editor of the award-winning magazine Flavor and Fortune which is the first and only American, English-language quarterly about Chinese food and dietary culture. In 2002 Dr. Newman made a significant gift of 4,000 Chinese cookbooks, culinary magazines and related audio-visual materials to Stony Brook University Libraries Special Collections. It is the largest collection of its type in the world.
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Taking note of UNESCO findings that there are around 196 endangered languages in India, heritage conservation body INTACH is organising a seminar to press for the "need to value and preserve" the rich heritage of the country's composite culture.
According to the UNESCO Atlas of the world's languages in danger 2009, the country has around 196 endangered languages, including about 120 in Northeast, among the highest in the world.
"The finding by the UNESCO is a matter of concern. So the emphasis needs to be given on ways to preserve the country's heritage. Through this seminar we will raise the matter and recommend to the governments — the Centre and the state," INTACH chairman S. K. Misra told reporters.
A number of experts and specialists from various parts of the world will participate in the two-day seminar from Thursday.
According to the findings, there are around 44 endangered languages in the Himalayan states of Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir and Uttarakhand.
About 42 endangered languages are there in the states of Orissa, Jharkhand, Bihar and West Bengal, the UNESCO says.
The other objectives of the seminar are ascertaining the place of minority and regional languages in education and society besides recommending viable solutions on a future course with emphasis on education, among others.
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I'm still very green to brewing but I want to be able to get some of the learning experience that SMaSH gives. People seem to have different views of how hops taste and smell (my girlfriend swears IPA's are sweet) which leads me to believe first hand experience of how one experiences hops is the better than following general descriptions. Since I'm doing extract I can't do a single malt and single hop (SMaSH) but I can do a single malt extract and single hop in an attempt to learn how I perceive hop bitter, flavor and aroma. As far as I know there isn't a name for it, though I have seen recipes which do just this. Assuming there isn't already already a name for it I propose SHaME! Proposed rules for SHaME:
Extract, especially as you increase in color, already has specialty grains in it. It would be closer to a smash if you used say only extra light extract, but then if you add crystal it no longer is even close to single malt. For instance, NB's Pilsen LME is pilsner malt and carapils. By adding crystal it is now 3 malts. To me you are just making a single hop extract brew to "x" style in the end. I recently made an IPA that way - the only things that went into the pot were water, pale LME, and centennial hops.
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Good points. Updating the "rules".
SHaME, I love it!
I love the SHaMe idea! To learn the taste of a hop just try it with a couple of mini batches with different extracts. Or you can split a batch into 2 brew pots to do different hops and/or yeasts. In my mind the real value to looking for good combinations of extract and hops is that it takes just over an hour to brew a batch with just extracts and hops. That my friend, is a lot easier than setting up the equipment to spend 5 hours of all grain brewing.
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Excluding an extract because it includes Carapils seems arbitrary. Carapils doesn't typically impact flavor, just mouthfeel and head retention. I can understand if it includes other specialty malts, but Carapils is mostly aesthetic. Love the SHaME idea, btw.
I have an easy solution to doing a single malt beer with extract. Northern Brewer's Maris Otter extract syrup. It's 100% MO
All my brewing is a SHaME, I am unashamed to say. Always pleased with the results, especially considering time/effort trade off compared to the more complex AG processes. It gives more focus to plus other factors such as temperature and yeast that have a lot to do with flavor, the grain bill+hop schedule aside.
I had a SMASH brew the other day that could become a SHAME brew Marris Otter and Citra using Saf-05 yeast Delicious


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Music: SLAP – residency
Tuesday 10th March
20th, 27th March
2.30pm - 4.30pm
SLAP is a music/dance collective investigating improvised performance in public spaces. Their work has been presented nationally in a variety of different settings from music festivals to dance platforms. Comprising of four experienced dancers and musicians Sam Bailey, Tom Jackson, Tina Krasevec and David Leahy, SLAP explores the world between the two art forms of music and dance.
For this residency the performers will present three improvised performances drawing inspiration from the works of Louise Bourgeois. They will continue their ongoing reflective process by incorporating previously filmed media into their performances.
Print workshops
Saturday 14th March
£45, £40 concessions (materials included)
This workshop will be focussing on the message, the line, an illustrative response to our feelings. Louise Bourgeois made missives to remind herself of intention, support, memory, giving strength to beliefs in herself and her Art. We will make these pictorial messages with a simple line etching and some hand colour.
Saturday 21st March
£45 / £40 concession (materials included)
Louise Bourgeois used Drypoint for immediacy giving voice to indelible images, to 'put down' before disappearance and move on. These pry into the mind.
Drypoint is made by using a steel point to scratch the metal plate, as if pen and ink on paper. There are no chemicals involved. This workshop will draw on feelings or events otherwise forgotten and perhaps tell a tale.
Euphemia MacTavish is a Draughtswoman Printmaker, and sometimes uses Illustration
Performance Lectures are a series of innovative presentations organised by the Centre for Practice-Based Research in the Arts, CCCU, specifically for the Sidney Cooper Gallery, blurring the lines between lecture and live performance.
The object says it all: intertexuality in artistic practice
Tuesday 17th March
Dr Tim Long
6.30 - 7.30pm
The Winch Box: Text, Place and Practice
Kath Abiker
Tuesday 24th March
6.30 - 7.30pm
Music for Semionauts
Tuesday 31st March
Dr Lauren Redhead
6.30 - 7.30pm
Moment's Notice: The Perception of Now in Musical Experience
Tuesday 7th April
Dr Adam Linson
6.30 - 7.30pm
Enjoy the gallery's current exhibition with a glass of wine before the event begins.
Ian Hocking
Wednesday March 11th
Ian Hocking is a senior lecturer in psychology at Canterbury Christ Church University, and the author of three science fiction novels, as well as a comic novel. Déjà Vu, his debut, was originally published in 2005 by the UKA Press and is now available in a quintessential edition from Unsung Stories. He was born in 1976 in Cornwall. His science fiction 'shows assured used of cutting-edge SF ideas' (Ken Macleod) and his comedy is 'like Spike Milligan, but in a good way' (Mil Millington).
Catherine Hall
Wednesday April 22nd
Catherine Hall was born in the Lake District and worked in documentary film production and international peacebuilding before publishing her first novel, Days of Grace, in 2009. She was chosen as one of Waterstones' New Voices that year and as an Amazon Rising Star. Her next novel, The Proof of Love, won the Green Carnation Prize 2011 and a Fiction Uncovered Award. Her latest novel, The Repercussions, was published in September 2014.
MA Creative Writing
Tuesday 28th April
Students from Canterbury Christ Church University's MA in Creative Writing will read extracts from their prose fiction, offering a wide and wonderful range of styles and voices.
Sophie Hannah
Wednesday 6th May
Sophie Hannah is the internationally bestselling writer of nine psychological thrillers, published in 32 countries. In 2013, her novel The Carrier won the Crime Thriller of the Year Award at the Specsavers National Book Awards. Two of Sophie's crime novels, The Point of Rescue and The Other Half Lives, have been adapted for television and appeared on ITV1 under the series title Case Sensitive in 2011 and 2012.
Admission is free, unless stated otherwise.
To book places for free events, please phone the gallery on (01227) 453267 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Payments can be made in person at the gallery with cash, card, or by cheque (payable to Canterbury Christ Church University). Alternatively, cheques may be posted to Sidney Cooper Gallery, St Peter's Street, Canterbury, CT1 2BQ. Please include your name, contact details, and the name and date of the event you wish to attend.
The gallery is open Tuesdays - Fridays 10.30am - 5pm, and Saturdays 11.30am - 5pm. The gallery is closed on Sundays and Mondays, and in between exhibitions. Please check on the Exhibitions pages for dates.
Drawing Days at the Sidney Cooper Gallery with Roy Eastland
Saturday 15th November, Saturday 22nd November and Saturday 29th November, 10.30am - 4pm, £160 / £130 concessions
Roy Eastland (exhibiting artist) will lead a workshop focusing
on Life Drawing as a way to explore the act of Drawing.
Part of the session will include a discussion about his
approach to the Art of Drawing and about his work in the current
exhibition. The
Drawing session will include a mix of short drawing exercises as
well as a series of longer drawings.
He will show a number of his sketchbooks.
The sessions will take place in the Painting Studios in
the Sidney Cooper Centre, behind the Sidney Cooper Gallery.
Roy Eastland has a particular interest, and expertise, in
Drawing. He has
exhibited widely in group and solo exhibitions including: The
Jerwood Drawing Prize, The BP Portrait Award, The Drawing Room
(The Beaney), the Turner Contemporary Open, Telling Stories:
Hastings and many other exhibitions.
Tickets can be purchased online here.
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Reading Series: Peter Benson
Wednesday 19th November, doors open 6pm, 6.30 - 7pm
Benson is the author of novels, short stories and plays,
including The Levels, A Lesser Dependency, Two
Cows and a Vanful of Smoke, and Isabel's Skin. He has
won the Guardian Fiction Prize, the Somerset Maugham Award and
the Encore Award. He is published in translation around the
world, and has taught at colleges and universities in the UK,
France, Ireland and the USA. He is currently writing a novel
about fish.
Enjoy the gallery's current exhibition with a glass of wine before the event begins.
Lecture: Art and War
Tuesday 25th November, 5 - 7pm, £6
Through the centuries artists have responded to the experience of war through art. This illustrated lecture will explore art as a historical document and a means of personal expression. It will examine the role of the official war artist and the nature of the war memorial.
Tickets can be purchased online here.
Poetry, memorials and battlefield tourism:
Commemorating the First World War
Dr Sally Minogue and Dr Andrew Palmer will speak about the ways
we commemorate the First World War with words, stone, and
travel. They will read from the poems which feature in the
Gallery's current exhibition,
Remembering, we Forget: Poets, Artists and the First World War.
Reading Series: Tibor Fischer
Wednesday 10th December, doors open 6pm, 6.30 - 7pm
Fischer's first novel, Under the Frog was shortlisted for
the Booker Prize in 1993. He is the author of four other novels,
The Thought Gang, The Collector Collector, Voyage to the End
of the Room and Good to be God as well as a
collection of short stories Don't Read This Book If You're
Stupid. A Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature,
he is Programme Director for the MA in Creative Writing at
Canterbury Christ Church University.
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