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Accidentally found your page while looking for Merlin artwork and I must say - I'm already deep in love with your drawing style!
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very reminiscent of BurdgeBug
We love all the same fandoms! Your art is amazing and adorable and augh!! Emotions. There are too many.
I must admire that your art gallery is stunning. Huge progress and very original style. Congratulations
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Hey Viria! I would like to recommend some reading to you,if you have time to read.Your drawings are so perfect that i need to see the characters with your stroke,and also thought you might be interested in the books.The books are Artemis Fowl by Eoin Colfer,Daughter of Smoke and Bone by Laini Taylor,The 39 Clues by various authors(Including Rick Riordan) The Selection by Kiera Cass.I think it's just.Thanks for reading.I love his art,at all.''
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Branford Folk Music Society
The Branford Folk Music Society, Inc. is a not-for-profit organization recognized as tax exempt under the Internal Revenue Service Code section 501(c)(3). The Society sponsors the Branford Folk Coffeehouse, a monthly folk music concert series, September through May, at the First Congregational Church, on the green in Branford, Connecticut.
The group also holds monthly "House Hoots" at members' homes, open to all for informal singing and playing, and produces a monthly newsletter with schedules and information on concerts and folk performers in Connecticut and the region. Branford Folk Music Society members receive a copy of the newsletter in the mail, as well as discounts in admission to our coffeehouse concerts. Become a member of the Branford Folk Music Society. Facebook members: Look us up on Facebook.
The Branford Folk Coffeehouse is in the auditorium of the First Congregational Church of Branford, 1009 Main Street, Branford, CT. Wheelchair accessible. Concerts begin at 8:00 P.M. Unless otherwise specified, admission is $15 for non-members, $12 for members, and $5 for children 12 and under.
Admission policy for this season's great folk shows: Pay at the door. Thanks!
Directions: Take I-95 Cedar Street exit #54, go south on Cedar
Street to the end (crossing Route 1), turn left on Main Street. The
Congregational Church is the brick church on the green (on the right).
For more information, call 203-488-7715.
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If parking immediately next to the Church and the Green is full, there is additional parking nearby.
Please contact us if you are interested in helping the coffeehouse as a volunteer. In particular, refreshment donations will be welcomed.
If you are wondering if a concert will be held on an evening when the weather is bad, please call 203-488-7715. (There is no one at the church who can give out concert information.) Also, cancellations will be posted on WTNH Channel 8.
April 18, 2015: Gordon Bok
Renowned folksinger Gordon Bok, characterized by Time magazine as the "poet laureate of those who go down to the sea," returns to Branford Folk in April during a swing through the Northeast as Gordon winds up his touring career this spring. He says that while there will still be the occasional concert, he has decided it's time to retire from official performance tours. Admission to what can be described as a truly bittersweet event for us all is $20 for the general public, $15 for members, and $5 for children age 12 and under.
Gordon hails from Camden, Maine, and has been preserving the musical traditions of the sea for five decades as a performer. His music is largely self-taught and a Bok trademark remains his rich, resonant, mahogany bass-baritone voice. He accompanies himself on 6- and 12-string guitars as well as the "cellamba" – a cross between a cello and a bass viol de gamba – which he designed.
His repertoire consists of a rich trove of well-crafted ballads of Maine and the Maritimes, songs and dances from abroad, contemporary songs, stories of boats and sailors and tales of supernatural seal-folk. He is also renowned as a superb storyteller.
Gordon has recorded over two dozen albums, both solo and with other musicians, and is part of the fabled folk trio of Bok, Muir and Trickett. His solo and trio albums appear on Folk-Legacy Records of Sharon and his own Timberhead label. He has appeared in concert with artists as diverse as the Paul Winter Consort and the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra and he has been a guest on Garrison Keillor's "A Prairie Home Companion" public radio show.
Gordon is a longtime favorite with the 41-year-old Branford Folk Music Society audiences, with his appearances at the society dating back to the early 1970s.
In the words of one music critic, "If the sea had a voice with which to sing, it would be the voice of Gordon Bok."
May 9, 2015: John Roberts and Tony Barrand
It has been simply too long – would you believe nearly seven years! – since the Branford Folk Music Society presented John Roberts and Tony Barrand, the duo that has been widely acclaimed for nearly five decades as among the primary exponents living in the United States of traditional English folksong.
For those who might not be familiar with this duo (and we believe that's a very few), they are known for their lively, humorous and entertaining presentations and exquisite unaccompanied two-part harmony singing. John and Tony perform the ballads and songs of the sea, of rural pursuits, of social and sociable situations and of industrial toil and strife. They typically arrange their material thematically to emphasize the stories, history and folklore behind the songs. They draw at times upon a variety of instrumentation to accompany their singing, including Anglo and English concertinas, guitar, banjo and percussion.
John and Tony, both English born and raised, have been singing together since 1969, when serendipity brought them together as graduate students in psychology at Cornell University. In their many years together as a professional team, they've recorded with a number of companies including Swallowtail Records, Front Hall, Folk-Legacy Records, National Geographic, and most recently, Golden Hind Music.
These recordings include a critically-acclaimed album of authentic sea shanties, an album of drinking songs recorded live in a Chicago tavern, "An Evening at the English Music Hall", and a host of albums of songs from their celebrated Christmas pageant, Nowell Sing We Clear. They have also recorded a selection of the songs that the composer Percy Grainger collected in Lincolnshire during the early years of last century and a collection of songs by Rudyard Kipling.
Their latest duo recording is "Twiddlum Twaddlum", a live performance CD that celebrated their 35th anniversary as performers. John has released a solo album of sea music called "Sea Fever" on Golden Hind Records and Tony recently collaborated with Keith Murphy on the album entitled "On the Banks of the Coldbrook: Atwood Family Songs", a collection of songs written by Dover, Vermont resident James K. Atwood.
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Volunteers Needed!
The Branford Folk Music Society is looking for a volunteer to manage the signs that we put up at the church for each concert. This includes storing the signs at your home, bringing them to each concert and setting them up. If you are interested or would like more information, please let us know at a concert or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The Board of Directors is currently accepting nominations to fill at large positions on the Board.
The Branford Folk Music Society is a member of
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|The Branford Folk Music Society primarily books "traditional" and/or "traditions based" acoustic music, rooted in the Anglo-Celtic and/or American folk genres, and other traditional forms, such as Cajun, French Canadian, Klezmer, etc. We are also open to booking "traditions based" performers who write their own material provided their music demonstrates a knowledge and respect for these long established traditions.
The Branford Folk Music Society posts monthly concert listings on the following web sites and blogs:
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Gorgeous 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom nearly 3,000 square foot residence in North Downey with many amenities, including an over-sized Foyer at one of the two formal entrances to this property which sits on a large corner 10,000 square-foot lot, bordered by a private cul-de-sac street. Entertainer's Delight with the EXTRA-LARGE FAMILY ROOM and separate Formal Dining Room, plus Breakfast Nook adjacent to granite-counter kitchen with two pantries. Laundry Room inside home with convenient stainless steel sink. Lovely French Doors, Plantation Shutters, breezy fans throughout. Two Master Bathrooms with a relaxing jet-spa in each one. HUGE MASTER BEDROOM with large walk-in closet. Travertine and oak wood flooring throughout. Lush landscaping surrounds entire property, adding privacy, beauty and tranquility to the grounds. Two-car over-sized garage is fully finished with exquisite wrought-iron doors.
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According to Steve Baker MP, a review of the US Federal Reserve's own document reveals that the Federal Reserve, the US central bank is very nearly bust. Here is an extract from his article from 1st September 2011:
The size of the Fed's balance sheet is now about $2,843 billion, up from about $800 billion three years ago. The huge increase in the Fed's balance sheet stems from bailouts, quantitative easing, and other central bank "liquidity" operations. There's been a massive change in the structure of the Fed's assets too.
The Fed's capital base is $71 billion. That represents about 2.5% of its assets, or a leverage ratio of 40 times its capital. This ratio would have been considered unthinkable prior to the crisis: it is about four times greater than that permitted by the new Basel proposed rules for commercial banks and simply demonstrates that the bailout format and quantitative easing do not make these problems go away. If the patient has been incorrectly diagnosed, taking the wrong medicine will not cure him.
This capital to asset ratio means that a loss on its assets of 2.5% would be enough to make the Fed, by any normal standard, insolvent – unable to pay its debts. So how plausible might such a loss be?
… The Fed and the Bank of England both fear the revelation to the public of the truth: that the bank bailout and QE has not worked, that the commercial banks refuse to lend to each other out of solvency concerns and that this systemic toxicity has now infected the central banks.
Were the two central banks to raise rates by a modest degree, then the fig leaf of solvency would fall to the floor and reveal this naked truth. That is why specious arguments are ventilated about the risk of price deflation when both countries risk accelerating inflation. These arguments are used to justify near zero interest rates, imperilling both countries' hopes of lasting economic recovery.
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Great article Mira! The core solvency issues keep being mistaken for liquidity problems, same as 2007.
"insolvent – unable to pay its debts"
This Fed will never not be able to pay its debts.
Perhaps no words more accurately and succinctly illustrate the confusion about economics than "Monetary Sovereignty." A Monetarily Sovereign government has the exclusively unlimited power to create its sovereign currency. Monetary Sovereignty is the foundation of economics. The United States is Monetarily Sovereign. It has the exclusively unlimited power to create the dollar. China, Canada, Australia and Japan are Monetarily Sovereign. They have the exclusively unlimited power to create their sovereign currencies.
Illinois, Cook County and Chicago are not Monetarily Sovereign. The dollar is not their sovereign currency, and they do not have the unlimited power to create dollars. France, Germany and Italy are not Monetarily Sovereign. They do not have the exclusively unlimited power to create their currency, the euro. You, your business and I also are not Monetarily Sovereign. Even Bill Gates and Warren Buffet do not have the unlimited power to create dollars. They are not Monetarily Sovereign.
Because a Monetarily Sovereign nation has the unlimited power to create its sovereign currency, it never needs to borrow and it never can be forced into bankruptcy. It can pay any bill of any size at any time. In fact, the federal government creates money by paying its bills. The U.S. has created many trillions of dollars, simply by pressing computer keys, and will continue to do so.
And here's a comment to this article explaining why this article by Steve Baker is nonsense
Matthew Evans said…
This article is based on a misunderstanding of the accounting rules which govern the Fed. Unlike private institutions, the Fed does not mark to market the price of the government bonds it owns. Thus when interest rates go down it does not say it has made a capital gain and when interest rates go up it does not record a loss.
The reason for the difference is that the Fed can never be forced to sell these assets at a loss because of the need for liquidity. If the Fed needs money, it just has to print some. When people say that a country with its own currency cannot go bust, they usually in fact mean that the central bank of that country cannot go bust, because governments can fail if the central bank refuses them funding.
So with a 5 year bond, all the Fed has to do is wait for 5 years and it will get back 100 cents on the dollar.
The Fed could make a real loss in some circumstances. If the economy recovers and the Fed decides to tighten policy by selling bonds at a time when rates have already risen then it might indeed make a loss. But the amount is far less than this piece assumes and it could be avoided altogether by using other means of monetary tightening and just allowing the bond portfolio to mature to extinction.
Nic the NZer
I don't agree with some of the content of this article. I think it's a bit miss-leading. The solvency of the US fed/Bank of England are not particularly relevant. Their solvency is not related to a commercial banks solvency.
Commercial banks are happy enough to lend to each other as well, though this is not going to be necessary if they have large capital reserves.
The reason that the bailouts have failed is simple. Giving money to banks does not create any new borrowers. Until banks can find good quality borrowers then no lending happens and credit money does not expand (in a fractional reserve system). This is why the positive money proposals will lead to a recovery, because new growth (starting from the government accounts) will be possible as long as additional debt does not need to be taken on.
In Australia every wage earner got a $1000 AUS tax break for stimulus, not a huge bank bailout. This has worked better than the US bank bailouts, but increases Australian government debt. I think this highlights what I have said is correct, though there are other differences.


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Ms. Cornetti is currently singing "Ulrica" in Un Ballo in Maschera" (A Masked Ball) by Giuseppe Verdi at the MET in New York. Her worldwide debuts include Vienna, La Scala, Rome, Venice, Florence, Verona, Berlin, Atlanta, San Diego and the MET. She is considered the reigning Verdi Mezzo-soprano of our day and will be here to coach our students in various arias, as well as answer questions. Marianne is a committed Christian with a warm and engaging personality. Please try to make room in your busy schedules to attend this rare event. A reception will follow.
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First I know metals are toxic to fish, but have a large piece of wood which needs to be mounted.... most likey will go with acrylic but was wondering and did searching with no answer... can stainless steel rods be used? Any help much appreciated... Thanks Sherry (freshwater)
I would say it is safe. They make stainless steel heaters that are unbreakable for larger fish aquariums. I do not know if there are different grades. I have seen some stainless that also says surgical steel and do not know if there is a difference. If you are needing this for a frame you could also use PVC it is aquarium safe and the cement/cleaner/primer becomes inert after a few days of curing.
There are alkl kinds of stainless steel alloys ourt there, and some will rust.........most however will not. Iron/steel won't hurt a fish, but it makes the water off color, and gets nasty in time, but the rust process adds iron to the water, and can be beneficial to plants. I have a pice of Iron laying in thr bnottom of a half barrel which rusts and makes the water a more natural tea color and my plnats before loooked anemic, bvut after the iron they are nice and green......bronze and brasses wil not harm a fish either.......Acrylic would be fine if its able to be shaped formed or made to do what you want. I just bought a couple of 36" long 10/32 all threaded rods and also 1/4-20 all threaded rods made from stainless steel for use in aquariums and water barrel gardens. IIRC the 10/32 which is some strong material was only like $1.90 each and the 1/4 was 3.10 each for a piece 3 feet long.
First thanks one and all for your replys... with regard to kirap, I am in midtown Manhattan NY and wondering where you would buy such a product, any hardware store.... I think plastic would be more invisible but maybe not since gravel will be dark and plan to plant small bunches of plants in between wood so this would hide supports... thanks again Sherry
I can't say for sure in your area, but having been in New York and LOng Island I know if its made its sold there somewhere, as they have it all. You may be able to pick up stainless all thread rod at any marina or boating supply..or you could order online at places like McMaster-Carr or MSC. I buy mine locally at a major supplier that deals only with threaded fasteners, a place called House of Threads, or Alabama Bolt and Nut. Look in your yellow pages for Bolts or NUts or fasteners etc........Then again some of those hardware stores may just have some in stock.
Here is McMaster-Carrs website. http://www.mcmaster.com/
Here is a part number for a 36" long all threaded rod of 316 alloy stainless with thread size of 10-32....which is approx 3/16" in diameter, and pretty darn tough. $3.62 each
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Here is part number for 36" long piece of same stuff but with 1/4-20 threads cost for these are $3.84
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You can go to their website and once it loads, you can put those part numbers in the search feature and read abaout them. Or off the main paage you can go to the section on "FASTENING and SEALING" on the lower right side which lists fasteners, bolts etc etc etc and look for "threaded rod" and it will give you all kinds of products to search from......select threaded rods and studs, then material (stainless) then diameter, then threadsize and finally length.....They have about 8 different alloys listed and 316 would be about the best for submersion in water etc and is one of the cheaper alloys as compared to some of the others, you only need a standard fit and thread so no special tolerances are needed.........just common threaded rod in 316 stainless steel. Odds are they have a distribution center near you anyway as they are all over the country.
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Wow, Kirap, what a fantastic site... Actually now that I've seen what you were mentioning, I have seen these 'things' many times and use them for my sculpture (had no idea what they were, lol) I will ask about the grade of steel at my hardware store and hopefully they know.. is the next one up even better, 400 one (off the site so not sure exact number) again thanks for everyone's help, much appreciated and feel I am ready to go forward... also, I already use a little peat to balance my water, so a bit of tea color is ok, actually when plants are in, and with certain lighting, looks sweet..... thanks again Sherry
400 alloy stainless has different properties and would certainly be overkill. It is also harder to cut, and file (dress) the threads up on after cutting. I owuld use the cheapest grade you can find as it will be just fine......in fresh, brackish or salt water conditions. Most big box and local hardware stores carry common carbon steel with a zinc or cadmium coating which will not last long when used in a pond or aquarium.


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PRESS RELEASE CAER announces new client: Ausbil Dexia Ausbil Dexia will be accessing CAER's research on the environmental, social and governance performance of Australian companies in the S&P/ASX200. Canberra, Australia – 26 August 2010 – CAER is excited to announce that leading employee- owned boutique fund manager Ausbil Dexia has become the latest Australian client for their environmental, social and governance research services. Established in April 1997, Ausbil's core business is the management of Australian equities and emerging leader investment portfolios for major superannuation funds, institutional investors and master trust clients. During the past ten years Ausbil Dexia Limited has been one of Australia's highest performing equity specialist boutique managers and has demonstrated an impressive consistency in delivering superior returns through its style neutral process. Ausbil Dexia has been committed to responsible investing for some time through their Dexia Sustainable Global Equity Fund (DSGEF) product, a global core international equity fund benchmarked to the $A MSCI World. This fund invests in companies ranked best of sector with regard to their social, environmental, employment and ethical economic policies, combining this process with detailed quantitative analysis coupled with a risk controlled portfolio construction process. The agreement with CAER represents the firm's first structured consideration of ESG issues for local companies, however. Adam Dixon, Associate Director – Equities, said: "We are seeing increasing demand from our clients for evidence of a strong process for incorporating ESG information into our stock selection process. CAER's research gives us that capacity, as well as giving us the flexibility to ask a range of questions." CAER's CEO Duncan Paterson said: "Following close on CAER becoming the first non-European organisation to achieve the world-leading Voluntary Quality Standard, the agreement with Ausbil Dexia is very exciting. They are a significant investor with considerable experience in the responsible investment sector, so this vote of confidence in our research quality is much appreciated." (ENDS) For further information, contact: CAER CEO Duncan Paterson on 02 6201 1900, 0405 563 277 or email@example.com PO Box 229, Belconnen, ACT 2616 Phone 02 6201 1996 Fax 02 6201 1987 ABN 95 101 201 905 Note to editors: About CAER – Corporate Analysis. Enhanced Responsibility. (CAER) is an independent, not- for-profit research organization assisting investors in Australia and around the world. CAER was established in 2000 to provide independent environmental, social and governance (ESG) data on companies operating in Australia and the Asia-Pacific region. CAER collects data on approximately 300 ESG issues for the S&P/ASX 200 and the NZX 50. The data is based on publicly available information gathered from company, government and NGO sources, as well as via direct communication with companies. Visit www.caer.org.au for more information. About Ausbil Dexia - Ausbil Dexia Limited is an Australian equities specialist with approximately $12 billion in funds under management. Established in April 1997, we are a joint venture between senior members of Ausbil's Australian investment / management team and Dexia Asset Management, the asset management arm of the Dexia Group, a major European bank. The joint venture offers our clients the focus and personal attention delivered by an employee owned boutique, but with the backing and financial integrity of a rated global banking partner. PO Box 229, Belconnen, ACT 2616 Phone 02 6201 1996 Fax 02 6201 1987 ABN 95 101 201 905 cær
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