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The on again, off again discussions of building a Coast Guard museum in New London appear to be on again, but details remain lacking. The city is like a child excited to open a shiny new gift on her birthday, but she doesn't know when the birthday is!
Construction of a museum could be a game changer for revitalization of the downtown. Great progress is already being made as the city builds its reputation as a center for live music and visual arts. The district offers a wide variety of dining choices, too. And helping to anchor it all is the Garde Arts Center.
But development of a Coast Guard museum would make the area a destination point, generating the pedestrian traffic that is so vital to creating a vibrant urban commercial center. The history of the Coast Guard is a universally attractive one - with its stories of heroic rescues, drug interdiction and providing security for our homeland - making it a certain tourist destination. The city could also expect such a facility to host symposiums related to the Coast Guard's mission, adding to the economic activity that it would generate.
This newspaper has long contended that there can be no more appropriate place for the museum than New London, the proud home of the U.S. Coast Guard Academy and a community with a rich seafaring history. But the challenges of finding a location and then building a privately funded museum are significant.
Several years ago plans were moving ahead to construct a 60,000-square-foot museum in the Fort Trumbull area. But when the Great Recession damaged fundraising efforts, backers of the project put it on hold. There was even talk of building instead in New York City.
In the end, the delay could prove fortunate. That is because attention has turned to building the museum somewhere in the downtown area. While development would be welcomed in Fort Trumbull, and could generate downtown activity if a pedestrian bridge were built connecting the fort area with the waterfront district, a downtown museum is the better choice.
This week Jimmy Coleman, chairman and president of the National Coast Guard Museum Association, confirmed that the group has narrowed its interest to a location on the city's waterfront. And New London Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio, meeting with the editorial board, said he suspects that an announcement is not far off. Adding to the excitement were Coast Guard Commandant Adm. Robert J. Papp Jr.'s comments that the museum association is "re-energized" and his optimism about the project is growing.
Mayor Finizio seems well aware of the potential for such an announcement to boost the spirits of a city struggling with fiscal challenges and still wrestling with the transition to a new form of government. We trust his administration is doing all it can to make this a reality.
Credit goes to the efforts of Todd O'Donnell, co-owner of Union Station, to generate interest in a downtown location for the museum. Mr. O'Donnell had suggested converting the historic train station into the museum, but the association decided it was not large enough. Mr. Coleman, however, said Mr. O'Donnell did help make the case for a downtown location.
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Bracing for the coming waters
Building dikes, checking boat engine among spring rites for some
ST. JEAN BAPTISTE ---- When Anne-Marie Fillion looks out her ground-floor window, she can't see much besides farm machinery and maybe some of her dogs.
The earth dike around her century-old family home blocks the view.
It was built after the 1997 flood and protects her home from whatever the Red River throws at her family.
She hopes.
"I don't think it'll be too bad," she said, as her son Louis mans a pump to get rid of of small lake that's formed in her front yard caused by melting snow. "Right now, I think I'm comfortable. But if it comes up higher than in 1997, it's iffy. The dike has settled and there are some gopher holes."
The province has already been out to survey it, but she hasn't heard yet if she has to raise it.
In 1997, the Fillion house was surrounded by the "Red Sea." Her late husband Robert refused to leave, building a wall of sandbags and hay bales.
The house was built about 100 years ago on an oxbow of the Red River. An oxbow is a former section of river channel that's been cut off by channel erosion. But with the Red rising, the oxbow is quickly filling up with water and becoming part of the river again.
"In 2009, we were able to keep the water out," Fillion said. "The neighbours say they don't think this year will be too bad. I think going through floods so many times, they're just prepared."
Beneath that confidence is still worry, and the unknown of how bad the river level will actually be.
"It's staying more wet now," she said, checking a house pumping water out of her yard. "Flooding is more frequent."
Up and down the Red River Valley, work is well underway shoring up earth dikes and moving precious belongings to higher ground.
"I'm moving my '96 Corvette," neighbour Charles Van Hook said, adding he's already raised his possessions off his basement floor in case water seeps in.
Van Hook's house is also inside a earth dike and should be protected. In 2009, there were only a few centimetres of water on his driveway, nothing his truck couldn't get through.
"I don't worry about it," he said of the predicted flood. "I can't stop it, so why worry about it."
Dikes in the valley were built to 1997 flood level plus an additional two feet. Homes were also raised to the same level.
In Ste. Agathe further north, crews were busy building a clay dike along the river. In 1997, St. Agathe was flooded out when a dike on the other side of town was breached and water rushed in during the night.
On the other side of the river along St. Mary's Road it's the same.
Among the annual rites of spring, besides building dikes and filling sandbags, is making the sure the boat engine works.
For Fillion, the stress of flood season gets worse each year.
In 1997, her husband was there to protect the house.
Now, it's more of a family affair with her sons Louis and Marc.
The family is the fifth generation to live in the house.
But since her husband's death, the farm operations have been wound down. They sold their cattle and the farmland is rented out. She and her children work in Winnipeg.
Still, it's the house that holds them together.
And fighting back the Red River, even more so.
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It was the second bombing in the neighborhood of Haret Hreik this month amid a series of attacks that have shaken Lebanon in a spillover of Syria's civil war into its smaller neighbor. The violence has targeted both Sunnis and Shiites, and further stoked sectarian tensions that are already running high as each Lebanese community lines up with its brethren on opposing sides of the Syrian conflict.
Tuesday's explosion shattered shop windows and set cars ablaze on a crowded commercial street. Footage broadcast by the Hezbollah-owned al-Manar television station showed medics hauling a man on a stretcher out of the area as flames engulfed a building. Debris littered the pavement.
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Produced by Hasbro | Released May 2011
DOCTOR STRANGE is one of the most accomplished masters of the mystic arts in existence and an inspiration to armchair sorcerers across multiple worlds. His ability to execute seemingly impossible spells and teleportations is legendary. Mystical artifacts like the red cloak of levitation and the eye of Agamotto only enhance they mystical ability and legend of DOCTOR STRANGE.
Marvel Universe's Doctor Strange
Despite being - at least as far as I'm aware - a fairly well-known and popular character in the Marvel pantheon, Hasbro took the decision to ''short pack'' the Doctor Strange figure on release. Granted they did produce a ''phasing'' semi-transparent version of the figure as part of the same wave but it strikes me as an odd move to limit the availability of one of Marvel's better known B-role characters. Anyway, after many fruitless months of searching I was finally able to locate a single Doctor Strange. Was he worth it?
Doctor Strange comes in the usual Marvel Universe packaging, albeit with a minor change in the form of a ''deeper'' blister pack (to accommodate his cloak.) Hasbro has really gone to town with the ''security'' of this figure's packaging - both hands and the cloak are held in the restraining tray, another piece holds his head in place and a clear rubbery band is wrapped around both feet to secure him. It's a good thing the figure is well put-together but even so, it's still slightly harrowing getting him out of the pack.
I'm not sure about the ''up the nose'' pose on the front artwork but I've seen worse. I'm definitely not a fan of the rear blurb though. It seems like a first-pass somebody cobbled together but never revisited. I'd have thought the Eye of Agamotto, for example, should be capitalised (it's not) and comments about''armchair sorcerers'' and ''impossible teleportations'' just seem very clunky...
Sculpt and Design
Over the last couple of waves it seems Hasbro has really been attempting to push the envelope with their designs and Doctor Strange is no exception. Put simply, I think Doctor Strange is one of the best-looking figures Hasbro has produced for the line yet. No corners have been cut and no shortcuts have been taken when it comes to capturing the Master of the Mystic Arts' look and the figure certainly does him justice.
There's a pretty simple reason for this: Doctor Strange isn't a spandex-clad hero in the usual mold and so Hasbro has been forced to produce a number of new, unique pieces for the figure. Granted, some of the leg parts may be recycled from other figures but as far as I can tell, the vast majority of Doctor Strange's composition features brand-new parts and - because of that - Hasbro's designers could concentrate on getting his look just right without worrying about compromising by including pre-used parts.
Doctor Strange's core sculpt features a number of figure-specific parts, all of which are very nicely produced. From his wrinkled tunic (complete with below-the-belt ''tails''), flowing sash and Cloak of Levitation (which includes his trademark pointed collar) the detailing on this figure is superb. Not only does it capture his look perfectly but it also does so with a lot of attention to detail. Folds, creases and embossed stitching are all present and there's certainly a lot to engage the eye beyond the initial impact the figure makes.
The head sculpt is also pretty good. Doctor Strange has undergone a number of changes since his introduction in 1963's Strange Tales #110. The first stories depicted Doctor Strange as a slightly sinister character, with a mysterious past and a Svengali-like appearance. Over time Ditko developed a more ''heroic'' look for the Doctor but this figure seems to capture both, with the slightly ''top-heavy'' triangular head of the earlier appearances combined with the trustworthy, heroic look he developed later. Either way it's a nice piece, with some cool detailing on his hair and his awesome 'stache, although the actual head shape may be a little squished for some tastes.
The sculpting is impressive, for sure. But the articulation set up used by this figure is even more impressive.
What's so good about this articulation rig? Let's start from the top and work down.
His head can be rotated in the usual left-right manner but also includes a forward/backward tilt and a ball and socket joint that allows for lateral tilting. It's as close to a human neck joint as I've seen from the line and it allows for a lot of expressive poses.
Although he lacks any kind of elbow rotation, his shoulders allow for a fair amount of inward/outward motion. Nothing really new there, but when we reach his wrists we discover that they're not only rotate-able but also tilt-able. And unlike some of the recent GI Joe figures, they don't look at all swollen. (Speaking of his hands and wrists, I'd be amazed if Hasbro don't recycle these hands and use them on an upcoming Spider-Man figure, as his ''mystical gesture'' pose is identical to that used by Spidey to fire his web-slinger.)
Doctor Strange features an articulated torso and waist, something that's not always seen in Marvel Universe figures. Whilst the latter works without any issues, I did find the upper torso joint to be a little stiff/springy. Perhaps this will work-out with use or it could simply be an issue with my figure but whilst it's annoying, I'd rather have more joints that are a little quirky than fewer joints that are predictable.
His hips are still the disappointing ball-joint/cut-thigh combo used by most modern Marvel Universe figures. Given his robe tends to restrict his hip movement somewhat it's not a big deal but I do wish Hasbro would adopt the GI Joe style of joint. I know I say that in pretty much every Marvel Universe Review I write but it's something I feel would improve the line massively.
Finally we get to the feet and ankle joints, which feature both forward/backward movement and a tilt-able joint. There's no rotation here but a cut-calf joint allows him to be posed in a variety of stances. Again, this is a great step-forward for the line and it's amazing to compare this set-up to that seen just a couple of years ago and used by the earlier figures.
Sadly, whilst Doctor Strange is superbly sculpted and has great articulation, the figure has some issues when it comes to his paintwork.
Let's start with the bad. My Doctor Strange's eyes aren't evenly applied. As a result he has one eye that's significantly ''larger'' than the other. It's not that noticeable if you pose him correctly but if you look closely you can see it. His gauntlets also feature some splash-over onto his tunic, with an edge that's hardly what you'd call clean.
Oddest of all, somebody decided it would be a cool touch to add some ''cosmic crackle'' to his wrists, as if he's in the middle of casting a spell. Sadly the end result looks more like he's sporting a pair of leopard skin print gauntlets. Maybe Doctor Strange digs the Jersey fashion scene.
The remainder of his paintwork is fairly well-applied and pretty creative. The gold trim on his cloak and the mystic symbol on his chest are nicely done, there's a very subtle colour wash on his tunic and the colour work seems pretty spot-on in terms of the comicbook character's look.
My advice is to check the paintwork before you buy. Granted, given he's not the easiest of figures to find you may not have that option but if you do find yourself with more than one Doctor Strange then look closely before making your purchase.
Extras and Accessories
Doctor Strange features a removable Cloak of Levitation and his own stand. I'd have liked to see some clip-on ''magic effect'' hand accessories but given how much plastic (and unique design) Hasbro has pumped into this figure I can understand why he's a little shy on the extras front. It's no real loss though, given he's a magically-powered superhero rather than a soldier or other gear-heavy type of character.
Final Thoughts
Put simply, Doctor Strange is one of - if not - the best Marvel Universe releases to date. His sculpt work is excellent, his articulation is great and whilst he has some minor paint issues and is a little lacking in the extras department, the overall production quality is superb. It's a real shame Hasbro has limited this figure's release numbers, as this is a superb example of Hasbro getting it right.
I'm hoping that we'll not only see more of Doctor Strange landing on shelves as Hasbro releases more revision cases but also that we'll see a lot of this figure's features being carried forward. The head, wrist and ankle joints are superb additions that really enhance the figure's poseability and are just the sort of innovations the line needs to enjoy a continued success.
It may sound like a cliché but if you're only going to buy one Marvel Universe figure, make it this one. Doctor Strange is phenomenally good and if you're a collector of the line who hasn't found him yet, do your best to hunt him down. If - like me - you've been a little disappointed by recent additions to the Marvel Universe range this is the figure that will reignite your passion for collecting the line.
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The controversy surrounding Dan Brown's novel The Da Vinci Code has intensified interest in Mary Magdalene and Jane Schaberg provides an authoritative source for a deeper understanding and re-assessment of this popular figure. Within a progressive feminist framework, The Resurrection of Mary Magdalene approaches Christian Testament sources through analysis of legend, archaeology, and gnostic/apocryphal traditions. This is the story of the suppression and distortion of a powerful woman leader - Schaberg presents Mary Magdalene as successor to Jesus in a challenging alternative to the Petrine primacy. >
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Rogers will pay rent or provide free services to people who allow towers to be built on there property. YAY for rogers for tricking the NIMBY people.
If it was me i'd just push it over. How would Rogers ever know? You just wait for a very windy day and push it over. After they fix it you wait for another very windy day and push it over again. Pretty soon it will just stay pushed over.
What is not clear is whether installing a 15m antenna requires a city building permit at the very least.
....where do I freakin sign? It'd be a no brainer...
But the neighbours don't get the same benefits, and the value of their homes will go down because of the eyesore.
Do you remember what happened to the lady who said that?
Coat the wiring with peanut butter and let the squirrels do their job
In chateauguay, this started a couple of years ago. I recall posting it in this forum. But in chateauguay, these were full size towers if I recall right going up in peoples yards.I do, however, recall the latest round over there being about the ones in church steeples...
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my feelings about noise
I am a pianist, professionally. Not addressing other people's feelings about that, but my own about other's noise: I LIKE to hear that there are other people living in the building. Much less lonely, much more community. And yes, I clearly heard the (clearly Non-professional) pianist below us every night at 11 pm, the neighbor's kids roller-skating in the porcelain tiled hallway. Am I the only one, or do folks who feel like me just never post here?
I feel differently than you do. I live in an apartment building with very thin walls where you can hear your neighbors talking and watching tv, dogs barking and kids playing in the hallway. These normal living sounds don't bother me at all and I barely hear them now.
A year after I moved in, one of my neighbors next door moved out and a new neighbor moved in. The new neighbor is an amateur musician, playing piano and violin. He has begun to rehearse somewhat regulary in his apartment and because of the thin walls, I can hear him as though he were in my apartment. If I am listening to music or watching tv, his music drowns out my music/tv.
The other night, I came home from work at 9:30 pm and upon walking off the elevator, heard music from a few different instruments. I went inside my apartment and the music was too loud inside the apartment. I went next door and when he opened the door, I saw that his quartet was rehearsing in his apartment. He looked at me and they stopped rehearsing for the night.
This is not rehearsal space, especially with the thin walls and no soundproofing.
I think it's easier for peeps to drop by an Internet forum and complain than confirm most people are reasonable.
I live, mostly, in an NYC apt and hear the same types of noises. It doesn't bother or overly warm me. I accept it comes with shared living in a busy city. As long as there's compromise -- the pianist downstairs and the quartet next door should hush if it's late or politely asked -- things seems to work. When one of us has a party, we let the other tenants on the floor know. It all seems so simple and, well, kinda civilized or something. At least my perception of it anyhow.
I also live in a NYC apt on a main avenue. I hear a variety of street noises and accept that as part of living in NYC. The majority of my neighbors are considerate, except for this neighbor.
I am not the only person complaining about the noise coming from my neighbor. The person who lives upstairs from him complains to the building regularly. He has been know to play music at midnight or later. Unfortunately, the building does nothing.
I grew up in a family of nine people. That'll get you used to noise pretty quickly.
I don't mind what I consider normal apartment noise--the sound of someone's TV when you can't hear the dialogue word for word, just that you know the TV is on. The sound of conversation, again, when you just hear voices, but can't follow the entire discussion. Normal footsteps. Music played at a normal volume, so that I can continue a conversation with a guest without having to raise my voice. Dishwashers. Phones ringing. And from about 9 pm to 7 am, an effort is made to reduce voluntary noise like TVs and music.
On the other hand, the year I spent living below a music student was not fun. One of his instruments was the trumpet. I had no objections to his practicing a hour or so a day at home. But he would play for 15 minutes here and 10 minutes there and 20 minutes two hours later. And he also played electric keyboards and guitar and the flute. So all day long, there would be random interruptions of loud music. I couldn't hear my TV or music, I couldn't talk on the phone without yelling. That's the kind of noise that bothers me. It would have been better for me if he had a consistent hour every day when he practiced--I could have planned around it, gone out to do errands, whatever. And I did have to speak with him about playing the trumpet at 6 am and midnight, which I felt was not acceptable in a shared living situation like an apartment building.
I won't get upset if someone is walking overhead at midnight, unless they are deliberately stomping. But I *will* get upset if someone is blaring music at midnight, because that is completely unnecessary. I didn't mind when an upstairs neighbor took up tap dancing, because he came to me and explained what was going on and told me the hours when I might expect him to be practicing. I've got a small baby living downstairs right now, and sometimes I hear him crying. It's annoying at times, but I would never say anything to his parents, because it's not a noise they have control over.
But music groups really should not be rehearsing in apartments. Noises you have control over should be muted during the hours most people are quiet--say 10 pm to 6 or 7 am--I'm talking about music and TV, not conversation and normal walking. People probably shouldn't be wearing combat boots or clogs if they have wood floors and downstairs neighbors.
I remember visiting a friend in his third floor apartment once. Suddenly, loud, blaring music started, loud enough so that the vibrations were shaking pictures on the walls. My friend went downstairs to ask them to lower the volume. He was gone a long time. Turns out the music was not from the people downstairs on the second floor, but the apartment *below* them, on the first floor. The residents there did not want to lower their music and in the end, the police had to be called.


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I am in charge of getting invitations printed for a fundraising event.
I noticed that Shutterfly and Evite both sell printed invitations. I need something with a response card, etc.
Have you used a company that you liked? Obviously since it's a fundraiser cost is an issue.
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Last year I used weddingpaperdivasco. (I think they do other invites as well) and Zazzle.com for rehearsal dinner and brunch invitations for my son's wedding. Was happy with both.
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I have used tinyprints for some relatively cheap return address labels and personalized note cards and have been pleased. And have seen some really cute invitations and announcements come from there. Aren't they an off-shoot of Shutterfly iirc? I use Shutterfly a lot for photos and photobooks and have been happy with their service. You might browse etsy for some individuals who do theses things, but mass-marketers might still be the better price and more reliable.
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"We were able to make these cards our own! The staff worked efficiently to customize an enclosure card that included all the information we needed in a sleek and clear way. We customized colors to use blue and green. The water color effect is gorgeous! The printing and paper are wonderful! One side of our card included information for our website and directions to RSVP online, and the other side we used a custom map to help direct guests to our reception. This was a great option for us!"
"On this enclosure card I had information where the reception was being held at, when, where, what time. I also put infomration about a block of hotel rooms we had reserved for our guests, if they needed to stay over night or if they were coming from out of town for the wedding. This card has lots of space to put a lot of text! It was very easy to personalize and of course the raised lettering was fablous and looked amazing! I love the little detail of the swirl on the top of the card, it added a little touch and plus it matched the rest of the wedding invite!"
"The online colors and images were exactly like the product. They were a perfect match for my theme colors. Personalizing was easy and the designers made adjustments for what I could not do online."
"Everything, including color and font was exactly as I wanted and ordered. Nothing was brighter/duller than the images on the company site. Highly recommended."
"We went with the pearl paper, which felt fancier than the matte. We also asked for the text to be in the 'pearl' color instead of the stock color, which felt really pink. We're very happy with the navy/cream color combo. Directions to our venue took up more room than expected. I was hoping to have a little more room to add a few more details. It would be great if they could print on both sides of the paper. We don't want to bulk up the invitations by adding another enclosure card, so we just skipped some of the details (like a link to the ferry schedule)."