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The New Beat Generation
We live in an ageing society.
However Birmingham, along with a number of its European peers, is bucking a global trend and is seeing its young population grow.
Birmingham is one of the youngest cities in Europe, with under 25s accounting for nearly 40% of its population. Copenhagen, Lille Métropole-Roubaix, Rotterdam and Stockholm join it with a high proportion of under 25s making up each city's overall population.
Europe's Young Cities: A New Beat Generation? is a briefing compiled by Visit Birmingham which provides a mere snapshot into the creative life of each of these cities and illustrates how their young populations are making their mark by using culture – from music and dance to art and literature – to create a dynamism, vibrancy and drive that is shaping each cities' future.
Birmingham: A playground for young creativity
Ammo Talwar MBE introduces the New Beat Generation briefing by talking about how Birmingham is a playground for new talent.
Europe's Young Cities: A New Beat Generation?
A snapshot of the creative talent fuelling Europe's youngest cities. Birmingham, Copenhagen, Lille Métropole-Roubaix, Rotterdam and Stockholm.
Birmingham's New Beat Generation
Birmingham's New Beat Generation is made up of many talented youngsters who are making waves in their field. Here are some of the names from the city to look out for this year.
The Changing Face of Culture
Research published by Visit Birmingham shows that music festivals and graffiti art are joining the likes of the opera and literature to be classed as culture.
The Influencers
Birmingham's New Beat Generation has been inspired by a host of mentors and influential figures across the cultural spectrum.
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Upcoming festivals
Birmingham International Jazz & Blues Festival
3-12 July - bringing top drawer players from across the world.
3-12 July - bringing top drawer players from across the world.
Flatpack Film Festival
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19-29 March - A film gathering like no other.
11-14 June - one of the UK's premier experimental music and arts festivals.
11-14 June - one of the UK's premier experimental music and arts festivals.
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Getting Married in Birmingham
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The National Badminton League
23 March - A brand new game changing league for badminton in the UK.
23 March - A brand new game changing league for badminton in the UK.
The Main Event (Thai Boxing)
23 May - The UK's longest-standing and premier Thai Boxing promotion.
23 May - The UK's longest-standing and premier Thai Boxing promotion.
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I'm running low on glass but I can get a lot of 1x used PET 20oz soda bottles at work.
Since these hold carbonation for soda I'm sure they will for beer for a few months, but what about the caps? Do I just throw the ring away and reuse them? How tight should I tighten them?
Is this a bad idea? I'd really hate to lose beer, but I can drink the plastic bottles first.
I have new caps with rings I picked up at a local home brew & wine shop.
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I've reused the caps, they will hold preasure for a few months. Buying new is also good. A nice thing about PET is you won't get bottle bombs... they can go 10 volumes, champagne glass only goes 6 volumes. Regular beer is around or less than 3.
Down side is that they are clear and have to be kept in the dark (but don't we all keep our beer bottles in the dark?)
The LHBS has replacement PET bottle caps but I think it depends on the bottle which ones will fit. They have different threads if you look at them. And besides, they are like $.25 each or something ridiculous.
I have a bunch of 500ml amber PET bottles. They work fine. I use a microfiber towel for grip and bear down. Towel also keeps the hand from getting chewed up. You can kinda feel when they stop turning. I get them tight enough that way that I need to use a shirt tail to get them open.
Reuse caps are fine, just clean them well. And clear bottles are ok, Keep ' em in a dark spot and it'll be fine as a quick fix.
Yuppers, those plastic bottles and re-used caps will work just fine. Only ONE "caveat"...make absolutely certain that the bottles AND THE CAPS are sanitized before filling and capping! Rinse the inside of the bottle with Star San, and throw the caps in a bucket of Star San before bottling.


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Rockwell E. Jackson Dr. Rockwell E. Jackson died peacefully Wednesday, December 5, 2012 after a brief illness. He was surrounded by his family. He was born March 11, 1925 in the coal mining town of Kenilworth, Utah to George and Mae Jackson. Having completed primary and secondary education in Price, Utah, Rock won the prestigious Henry Newell scholarship and attended Stanford University, starting in 1942. He entered the Navy V-12 program in 1943. Rock went on to the
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broke out and he volunteered for active service. He was first stationed at the U.S. Naval Hospital at Mare Island, CA and then served as medical officer aboard the U.S.S. Mt. McKinley in the Korean theater. He also served at the U.S. Naval Hospital in Yokosuka, Japan. Rock returned to Michigan where he finished his residency and was a clinical instructor in surgery. He developed a life-long love for the Wolverines while at Michigan. Rock started his Tucson career with the Thomas Davis Clinic, before forming a lengthy partnership with Dr. Bud Simons. Rock had a long career as a general surgeon in Tucson, including serving as Chief of Staff at St. Joseph's Hospital. After retirement from private practice in the early 1990s, Rock did volunteer surgical work in South Sumatra, the Caribbean and on the Navajo reservation in Ganado. Rock was a Clinical Professor at the University of Arizona Medical School Department of Surgery and Attending Surgeon at the Veteran's Administration Hospital. He was highly regarded by his students, who chose him to win the Outstanding Teacher Award for the Department of Surgery. He was a member of the American College of Surgeons, serving as President of the Arizona Chapter. He was recently awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award for Pioneering Innovations in Surgery by the Arizona Chapter of the American College of Surgeons. He served as President of the Tucson Surgical Society and was a member of the Frederick A. Coller Surgical Society. Upon retirement, Rock pursued his love of art and became an accomplished oil painter. He entered numerous exhibits and juried art shows. His work was displayed in art galleries throughout Arizona. Rock was a Signature member of the Tucson Plein Air Painters Society. Rock was an avid outdoorsman and first-class fly fisherman. He loved the West and traveled extensively throughout the Southwest with his fly rod and beagles in tow. He was also a life-long student and had a particular love of history. He gave many wonderful talks about the history of surgery. Rock was a member of The Tucson Country Club, The Mountain Oyster Club and The Foothills Forum. Despite his many accomplishments he was a humble man with a kind, gentle nature and a terrific sense of humor. He was a Renaissance man; a true gentleman. Rock is survived by his beloved wife and best friend, Pam and his three children, Sarah, Ann and George and their six children. He was cherished by his family. In lieu of flowers please consider a donation to the University of Arizona Foundation/ Department of Surgery (address is Department of Surgery, P.O. Box 245066, Tucson, Arizona 85724), or to The Carondelet Foundation (for St. Joseph's Hospital) at 120 N. Tucson Blvd., Tucson, AZ 85716. Services will be held Saturday, December 15, 2012 at 11:00 a.m. at St. Michael and All Angels Church, 602 N. Wilmot Road, Tucson, AZ 85711. A reception will follow at Tucson Country Club, 2950 N. Camino Principal, Tucson, AZ 85715. Arrangements by ADAIR FUNERAL HOMES, Dodge Chapel.
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X-Men- Wolverine, Storm, Cyclops, Ice Man, Jean(No Phoenix), & Colossus vs Loki
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Does Loki get his staff?
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With Rogue there yes. She can take Loki while the rest take on his army.
@Mercy_ Forgive me for I abuse you so, but could you move this.
It says nowhere in the OP that Rogue is in this.
Shoot I was going by the picture.
Then Wolverine beats him with a complete lack of logic because it is an X-Men movie.
Logically with no army I think they could jointly take him, but with staff he could turn a powerhouse like Jean or Storm on the entire team.
Hugh Jackman as Wolverine is just over powered and would win 9/10
If they were fighting in movies Hugh Jackman would have a good 5 minute fight scene, but ultimately win in the end and the other x-men would look in awe
and say something like "It's up to wolverine"
and cyclops would get knocked out or killed and rogue would just be as useless as ever.
Why not?
This is a curbstomp in X-Men's favour.
Why not?
Almost didn't know it was you bro, so used to your old pic.
Anyway's, xaviar should't count as an x men, ok, leme go
Wolverine - Logan would be over powered by loki both physically and mentally, with the staff loki fought in a very skilled way that utilized it's blast power and loki's talent at staff fighting at the same time, if logan got close he would be beaten in close combat and he would be blasted away, at which point loki an control him or knock him out
Cyclops - He would probably be one of the biggest problems, but you can't fight what you can't see, loki would just go invisible or spam illusion clones to confuse cyke, and then he can make all of them shoot at him at the same time, so when the real one disintegrates him no one will know which one hit him
Colossus - Loki has faced stronger and survived, so he would tank Piotr's shots just fine, and he ould probably stab into colossus if he wanted to, or pretend to be beaten when colossus punches him, and when they all let there guard down, loki controls piotr too because he used a clone to pretend to be beaten
Storm - Least impressive other than bobby coming into the movie's, storm would die fast, once loki sees her flying he will know she's a threat, so he is going to throw one of his magic daggers straight into her, or blast her down
Bobby - Least impressive, would be shattered easily by loki, bobby has no feats except beating fodder pyro
Jean - She would be trouble, problem is she is not great at either tp or tk, though at tk she is better, loki would go stealth on her and control her immidietly, and loki is able to hide himself from mortals like when he spoke to sulvic and thor, he wold use that and he could also put thoughts into her head to fight her friends like when he made sulvic talk to fury
Loki would win probably. jean would do the most, but Illusions will get her.
@logy5000: agreed.
Wolverine, Storm, Cyclops, Ice Man, Jean(No Phoenix), & Colossus
Loki would probably turn Colossus against the others first, he is the slowest and the strongest physically. Iceman is next to useless here because of Loki's immunity to being cold. Jean was beginning to become mentally unstable in 2 and Loki would probably end up toying with her. Colossus would probably punch Logan in the forehead while Loki used the staff on Bobby and Cyclops to knock Storm out of the sky and then have the group kill Logan before killing each other.
Team. I dont get how people think Loki is beating Cyclops morals off
X-men every time.
Wolverine is a walking plot device. He was able to walk toward Phoenix when she was using all her might to hold him back...
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Julia Molloy and Taka Sarui of Brooklyn design collaborative XLXS created the GrowShelter, a highly unique living environment where humans, plants and animals may co-exist. Consisting of three spherical shells embedded with seeds, the habitat is designed to evolve with the seasons – starting the cycle in spring, the spheres are embedded in a mixture of earth/mud/seed, and as summer approaches, the plants will be in bloom and the embedded food in the mud will create a mini haven for local animals and birds. The earth should weather away by fall and winter, leaving the permanent shells ready to be packed again for spring.
The shells of the GrowShelter are embedded into a 100 x 100 sq. foot space within the Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education, a 350-acre nature preserve near Philadelphia. Each shell is made out of lime mortar, which is 80% more environmentally friendly than regular mortar, formed around a reinforced frame, and embedded into a mixture of mud, seeds, nuts, and water. 18 species of Philadelphia native plants and flowers, along with birdseed ingredients, like peanuts, sunflower seeds, and corn, are planted in the growing layer of the shelter.
GrowShelter brilliantly lives up to its mission to "create space within an evolving and devolving living system, allowing the inhabitant to become more aware of the complexities and fluctuations in the natural environment." The shelter is the winner of the Schuylkill Environmental Education Center's Sustainable Design/Build Competition. With their entry, XLXS answered the competition's call for architects, artists and designers to demonstrate and promote new, unique, and inspiring approaches to sustainable design and building techniques.
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Sir Godfrey Fell
by Bassano Ltd
whole-plate film negative, 25 June 1935
Given by Bassano & Vandyk Studios, 1974
Photographs Collection
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- Sir Godfrey Butler Hunter Fell (1872-1955), Colonial governor. Sitter in 1 portrait.
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Finding A Spiritual Path Outside ReligionAfter spending eight years in a monastery, Joseph Dispenza walked away from his life as a monk and the religion of his youth in search of a different kind of spiritual path. Outside the confines of organized religion, Dispenza was able to create a spiritual life that gives direction and meaning to all he does and all he is. God on Your Own is written for anyone who has left (or is thinking of
Are you living a life of quiet desperation? Questioning what it means to succeed? Wondering if your efforts matter? In this uplifting memoir, Lorraine Ash uses her own life experiences to explore inner landscapes where the seeds of divine healing and insight reside. These are the landscapes on which we create our own meaning and find the resiliency to thrive in a changing and challenging world.
Humanity's Rite of Passage from the Love of Power to the Power of LovePositing that modern society is an adolescent culture, driven by greed and power and lying on the cusp of an era of spiritual growth and shifting values, this book explores mythic themes in various historical eras to explain the past, present, and future of the human experience. It suggests that the world is facing a rite of passage into adulthood and that a time of cooperation, stabilization, and
A Book of Prayers and Affirmations Offering Comfort, Encouragement, and Possibility as We Create Our Daily LivesGifts from Guidance is an anthology of prayers and affirmations written over a ten year period. It was written using an intuitive writing process that invokes communication with the author's spirit guides and guardian angels. Each prayer unfolds a devotional vision of a life guided by love, compassion, and wisdom. This anthology's ability to articulate the longing of the soul to live an inspired
Truth, Integrity, Courage, Love
4 Powerful Words that Changed My LifeFour Guiding Principles that have changed the way I view myself in relationship to all that is. Truth: Identify the root cause of self-limiting thoughts and beliefs Integrity: To identify and strengthen moral character Courage: To strengthen the mind that enables a person to face difficulties Love: To live without fear and honor our connection to ourselves and others I call this process The T
Spiritual Nourishment for Head and HeartThis elegantly simple book of reflections presents the rich harvest of a lifetime of thinking, feeling, and seeing by an artist whose vital spirituality has inspired hundreds of thousands of readers and students through his art, books, and workshops.
The Happy Heretic: Seven Spiritual Insights for Healing Religious CodependencyReligion can be source of comfort when facing struggles both personal and universal. But clinging to religion as a codependent fix for all problems can cultivate excessive fear, shame, guilt and low self-esteem. Acclaimed author Reverend Leo Booth, a Unity minister and former Episcopal priest, warns that a belief in tenets like "Everything happens for a reason" and "This is in God's hands" can be
Spirituality is the core of our humanness, the essence of who we are and how we express our vitality - our aliveness - whether we are religious or not. In Building Heaven on Earth, Dwight Webb encourages readers to challenge religion's claim to be caretakers of our spiritual life. He argues that we are spiritual beings by nature and that our search must first and foremost be inward, and not
Spiritual Yearning and Its Shadow Side"Longing is the core of mystery. Longing itself brings the cure."-Rumi In every tradition, saints and poets speak of the soul's search for the beloved, the seeker's yearning for the divine. This holy longing, a secret feeling with many disguises, leads us to pursue religious discipleship, spiritual practice, romantic union, or an ideal community. It guides us to timeless wisdom and transcendent
Creating a Spiritual Retirement
A Guide to the Unseen Possibilities in Our LivesThis unusual "guidebook" to spiritual retirement helps you deepen your relationship with the unseen but no less real presence of spirit in your life. Each chapter focuses on a particular idea for consideration from a spiritual point of view, and concludes with a reflection and questions designed to help you explore your thoughts during this important time in life.
Reflecting on the Serenity PrayerGod grant me the serenity...In addition to being the most central core prayer of the recovery movement, The Serenity Prayer is admired and prayed by those who seek to find an inner peace in the face of life's difficult challenges. Here, Philip St. Romain gives the complete prayer new meaning by reflecting on the meditative words and how they can help us truly surrender our life to God's care.
Metamorphosis: A Poetic JourneyThe human experience has a cycle similar to the butterfly and other species. As spiritual beings, we are all on a journey to consciously re-connecting with who we truly are...allowing ourselves to be strengthened and transformed into purposeful beings."Metamorphosis: A Poetic Journey" is an autobiographical collection of poems. The author takes her readers on a poetic adventure, with an organic


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Piazzolla Tango Show and Dinner in Buenos Aires
Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the Piazzolla Tango Show and Dinner in Buenos Aires. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
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Great dancing and singing from this small group of around 10 performers. Hotel pickup was on time. The show is performed in a theatre in the city centre. We didnt take the meal option but were given a complimentary bottle of water and glass of wine on arrival.
This was an an excellent trip. We were picked up from our hotel; we had a good three course meal including steak and then watched a brilliant show. The dancing , musicians and singers were all excellent. We enjoyed every minute of it. This is excellent value and a great experience - I fully recommend it.
Great show. Very talented dancers.
Great performance and food! Very accommodating staff, and attentive to your needs!
An experience unforgettable.
Other than not staring on time-almost an hour everything was perfect.
This tour was amazing!
This was a high point of our trip to B.A. The food was great and the dancing was totally amazing. This is a tango show with alot of history - the troupe has been performing (with various dancers) for years - the band is one of the best you will hear, the music soaring and passionate. There are lots of tango options around town, but this is the grand-daddy of them all in terms of history IMHO - you'll see pictures on the walls from way back in the day, and this history can be felt in the smooth moves of the dancers and the haunting deeply beautiful melodies from the band. Totally wonderful.
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Fanstastic show. Food not so much. Highly recommed this but show only. Food was very poor.
There are so many great tango shows in Buenos Aires that it's really hard to choose which one to see! I was happy I chose this one; the performers were great, food was good and they had an extensive wine list!
Fantastic show! A must-do when in Buenos Aires!
Best show!!! Must see!!!
Tango dancing was fantastic and the venue was lovely, food was good although we waited ages for our main meal and show had started when it arrived. The show starts quite late 10pm and would be better if it started a bit earlier as it goes on for a couple of hours but overall a great tour.
show was an entertaining 75 minutes or so. performers good. theater beautiful. arrived a bit early for the 9p show, which didn't begin until 10:15 or so when they were just beginning to serve dinner to those who had bought the more expensive package and had been told to arrive at 8. dinner appeared underwhelming. my advice is buy show-only package and arrive after 10p.
The dinner/show package was worth the money. The steak was cooked perfectly, and the wine was delicious (highly recommend the white!). The only downfall was that you aren't allowed to take any pictures during the show, but the show was very well done and the dancers are great! Beautiful venue!
The show was well worth seeing. Food,wine and service were all good. It was a fun night.


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Two Books Geared Towards Teens
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Looking for a ghost writer to write two teen books.
One book will be for a teen that was dating and her date became abusive and started stalker her and she had to find a way to get out of the situation so she can get to safety.
The other book is about a teen that thinks she is talking to a boy online and when they agree to a meeting it is really a older man that abducts her and sells her for human trafficking.
These books will be to alert young girls the dangers out there and how to protect yourself from these dangers.


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Sleep Where Jimmy Cayne Hath Slept (And Make His Day)
Want to make a difference in the life of an economically disadvantaged ex-bank chief? As some of you may recall, the collapse of Bear Stearns in March 2008 made a serious dent in former Chairman and CEO Jimmy Cayne's net worth, shrinking $1 billion and leaving him with a net worth of mere millions. For […]
Sleep Where Erin Callan Hath Slept
If Joe Gregory's Lloyd Harbor manse isn't your style, or the $22 million asking price seems excessive for a place with only 8.5 baths, take a moment to consider the former Lehman Brothers CFO's East Hamptons pad.
Callan is asking $3.95 million for the place, where she holed up following the financial crisis and where love blossomed with firefighter Anthony Montella, who she married last January. For you're money you'll get 7 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, 5,000 square feet, 2 acres, a heated gunite pool, a barn, garden vineyards, "majestic trees," and a little piece of history. Make her an offer
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Sleep Where Dan Loeb Hath Slept
The Third Point founder is reportedly looking for a buyer for his 10,674-square-foot penthouse at 15 Central Park West. If that sounds like something you'd be interested in, people hear that Loeb "wants $100 million," which would represent a 122.22% return (DL and his wife bought the place for $45 million in 2008). While perhaps a tad pricey, consider that back in November, Sandy Weill was able to get $88 million for his 15CPW apartment, a relative dump at 6,744-square-feet.* As for the Loebs, they are apparently "in search of something larger," if you've got any leads. It seems pretty obvious that a fellow hedge fund manager with a 20,000 square foot UES mansion** and a liquidity problem might want to get in touch but we'll let him come to that in his own time.
Apartment Hunting For The Superrich [NYT]
*Weill told prospective buyers that he'd be donating the money to charity but maybe they would've done this for him anyway.
**Selling points: Indoor pool, bar and lounge with a closet.
Sleep Where Vikram Pandit Hath Slept
Bloomberg reports that Uncle Vik has put his 6-bedroom, 6-bath Greenwich, CT weekend house on the market and while experts are skeptical he'll get the $4.3 million asking price, perhaps someone will consider throwing him a bone. Citi shareholders have screwed him yet again and he could use the cash. No zen garden to speak […]
Bill Ackman Would Love For You To Get Bullish On Housing
"How does Bill Ackman do it" is a question the investing community surely asks itself on a daily basis. Three words: Berkshire Mountains hideaway. Outsiders may figure in-depth research combined with skillful and ethical activism and a highly concentrated portfolio are the keys to Pershing Square's success but, really, a 100-acre spread in upstate New […]
Sleep Where Jon Corzine Hath Slept
JSC has reportedly put his Hoboken hideaway on the market, for reasons that are unclear at this time (and which we should not speculate over. Surely there are some who will be quick to suggest he's downsizing and freeing up cash in case he needs money for legal fees but we have no idea, do […]


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Softball: Irish win three straight
A three-run bottom of the fifth inning broke a 4-4 tie and sparked the Rosemount softball team to its third straight win, 7-5, over Eagan Monday night at The Cove.
After Eagan plated two runs in the top of the inning, Kia Henk started the bottom of the frame with a single. She scored what turned out to be the winning run on a double by Melissa Seldon. A passed ball brought in another run and Grace Longman capped off the inning with a sacrifice fly.


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Crafts League will display Slate Carving
MEREDITH — Join the League of NH Craftsmen – Meredith Fine Craft Gallery and Michael Updike during the month of July for Michael's featured exhibit Stone Canvas'. During July the League will have Michael's work featured throughout the Gallery for sale.
Michael discovered slate carving while trying to source a traditional headstone. The dearth of attractive commercial options led him to design and carve it himself. He honed my carving skills on old slate roof shingles which then became his primary medium.
He uses slate with outward signs of wear; paint, tar, nail holes, fractures, chips, and flaking tell of the slate's former utilitarian life. The scars of its history rest on its surface while he cuts through the patina revealing fresher layers of stone. The contrasting "clean" surface in sunken relief echoes fossils freed from their Mesozoic entombment. Michael's petrified images exist within an artifact of our domesticity.
For any questions call the Gallery at 603.279.7920.
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Greater Meredith Program to host town's July 4th festivities
MEREDITH — The Greater Meredith Program (GMP) will host the Fourth of July festivities for the Town of Meredith.
Atlas Pyro Vision Productions will bring an enhanced fireworks display to Meredith for this year's celebration, say organizers. The fireworks are scheduled to go off over Meredith Bay at 9:30 p.m. on the Fourth. If weather forces a postponement the display will take place on July 5.
The Greater Meredith Program is a nonprofit community economic development organization seeking to enhance economic vitality, historical and cultural heritage, and townwide beautification.
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Artist's gift to Museum of the White Mountains 're-imagines' a family story
PLYMOUTH — Generations of hikers know well to prepare for sudden weather changes in New Hampshire's White Mountains. Warning signs are posted at trail heads and often along trails at higher elevations warning hikers to be ready for unexpected meteorological shifts.
Artist Laurie Whitehill's grandparents had such an experience during a late summer hike in 1915 when a three-day outing turned into a six-day test of survival. In a new gift to the Museum of the White Mountains at Plymouth State University, the artist re-tells this story as written by her grandfather and re-imagined by Whitehill almost 100 years later.
Robert Whitehill, Laurie Whitehill's grandfather, described that September, 1915 experience a year later in the journal of the Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC) in an article "Snow-bound in September." Laurie Whitehill's copy of Snow Bound In September: A Re-Imagining was received by the Museum on May 22. Museum Director Catherine Amidon says, "the book provides a very personal glimpse into the experiences of early twentieth century White Mountain hikers."
The book was acquired from the artist for the Museum by Rebecca Weeks Sherrill More, a member of the Plymouth State University President's Council as well as a member of the Advisory Council for the Museum of the White Mountains. Amidon stated that "Becky has been a great supporter of the museum before it even opened, this is one more way she's continuing her on-going support."
Featuring 14 linocuts drawn by Laurie Whitehill, the book illustrates excerpts from her grandfather's original account along with the author's own commentary about the hikers and their response to the circumstances. At first glance, Snow Bound in September: A Re-Imagining resembles a familiar mountain guidebook. The illustrations and text, printed on letterpress pages, follow the original story with Whitehill illustrating the mountains as seen in 1915 as well as the participants.
Whitehill had frequently heard this story as a youth, but a chance encounter with a photograph of the party after they were found made her ponder about the experience from her grandmother's perspective.
More says the book creates "a dialogue between Whitehill and her grandmother about issues that her grandfather's account does not address," such as "the restrictions of her hiking clothing, and about her concerns for her two young sons left behind in Jackson."
Snow Bound In September: A Re-Imagining will be added to the Museum of the White Mountains collections and displayed as part of a future exhibition. For more information, visit go.plymouth.edu/museum.
Rebecca W.S. More, a member of the Museum of the White Mountains Advisory Council, with author and illustrator Laurie Whitehill and Museum Director Catherine Amidon. (Courtesy photo)
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Donations wanted for the Annual Laconia High School Band Yard Sale
LACONIA — The Laconia High School Band is seeking donations for their annual yard sale which will take place on Saturday, July 26 in the Laconia Middle School Cafeteria.
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In this podcast the speaker says Microsoft.com is one of the busiest domains in the world with 301 million unique visitors each month. Learn how Microsoft manages Microsoft.com by leveraging the Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.5 enhancements in Windows Server 2008 R2. IIS 7.5 provides significant enhancements for performance, security, diagnostics, and administration.
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Style for Style: Breaking in New Shoes
I recently purchased my first pair of Chanel flats and wore them for the first time yesterday! I promised myself I'd sport them every single day for a year, so as to make every penny I paid for them worth it. Well, after only wearing them once, my little toes got red blisters on them and I had to break my promise...temporarily! I went out and bought some ped socks, but it was too late. Plus, the Chanels don't look as pretty with those ugly not-socks sticking out from the sides!
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Last night I was pondering about how I am going to keep my promise to wear my Chanels every day for a year without them thrashing my toes. A little light bulb went off in my head and I decided to stick Spa Socks, $13, like these, in the front of my shoes. I let them stay overnight, and by the time I got up for work, they had stretched out enough so as not to stick to my toes! So the next time you get new flats and they are tight in the toe area, just stick some thick socks in them for a day and they'll be ready to grace your feet without killing them.
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HijiNKS ENSUE At Calgary Expo 2013!!!
Calgary Expo is this weekend! I'll be at booth 925-1025 with Blind Ferret.
I'll have books, prints, shirts, Lil' Wil Plushies and sketches! Last year was my first Calgary Expo and in terms of sales it was my best convention ever. In terms of meeting super nice readers and being treated very well by the staff and volunteers, it was also right up there at the top. The thought that this year could potentially top last year in either of those categories is somewhat impossible to imagine, but I BELIEVE IN YOU CALGARY!
I believe in your ability to come to my booth and say nice things and shower me in your silly, pastel, plastic money! We can do this, Calgary! We're a team! Did you somehow forget how much I enjoy tiny bottles of booze and baked goods? I STILL ENJOY THOSE THINGS! Bring those things too! This is going to be a good time for you and me, Calgary.
UPDATE: There's an Alberta Browcoats shindig Saturday night after the con. Details are here. There's going to be beer and live music and door prizes. Sounds like good times.Tags: appearances, calgary expo, conventions
5 Year Experimentiversary
Today is the 5 year anniversary of The Experiment. That means HijiNKS ENSUE has been my full time job for the last 5 years. That also means it's the longest job I've ever held. What I'd like to say is, "Thanks for sticking with me and making it possible for me to do what I love for a living. Without your support I would still be in some soul-sucking, creatively bankrupt job, but instead I get to do exactly what I want to for a living. It's the most rewarding thing I've ever done and I'm humbled and honored that I get to share it with you." And while those statements are EXACTLY true, they are not the whole truth.
I started The Experiment with the goal of being extremely transparent about the successes and failures of trying to turn my passion into my job in the hopes that someone else would read about my experiences, be inspired to do their own thing and hopefully not have to make all of the same mistakes I've made. Over the last 5 years I've heard from at least a dozen people that started "experimenting" for themselves after following along with my adventure in self employment/ dream fulfillment. Other than being a father, I think that is probably the most important thing I will ever do. If even one person allows themselves to lead a full life of risk and passion and reward and danger and all of the things that are the antithesis of punching the clock, being miserable and constantly waiting for things to get better because of something I wrote or said or did, then I've left the world a little bit better than I found it.
If you are a fan of The Experiment and would like to see it continue, please consider making a donation, buying something from the HE Store or Sharksplode or checking out my Amazon Wishlist. I am quite literally 100% dependent on the kindness of strangers. It's a weird job, I know.
If you want a ZERO DOLLAR way to support HijiNKS ENSUE, please post a few of your favorite HE comics to your site, blog or social media outlet of choice with a few words as to why you think your friends might enjoy reading HE as well.
Hearing from other "experimenters" is certainly one of the most positive outcomes of this whole ordeal. But transparency isn't just about sharing the positivity. It's also about sharing the hardships, and the uncertainty. read more…Tags: the experiment
HijiNKS ENSUE At Emerald City Comicon 2013!!!
Emerald City Comicon is THIS WEEKEND in Seattle! It is my favorite show of the year and I will be at the Blind Ferret Booth (#1106) all weekend.
I'll have books, prints, shirts, Lil' Wil Plushies and sketches! Check out the new mini-banner/ price sheet I made for ECCC on my Tumblr. It mentions a negotiable fee for AWKWARD STARES, but bring me some Starbucks Doubleshots and tiny bottles of booze and I'll totally waive that fee.Tags: appearances, conventions, emerald city comicon
Tesla Uncoiled Prints And More Prints And More!
GAH! My store (and everything else hosted on Blind Ferret's servers) got massively hacked! Every day the store is down means money (that I depend on to meet my monthly obligations) out of my pocket. Since I have no ETA on when the main HE store will be back up, I am offering the a new "TESLA UNCOILED" print (signed by me) for sale here in my makeshift Print Shop.
It'll be on presale for about a week, and ship before I leave for JoCo Cruise Crazy 3 on Feb 9th.
You can also grab some of my most popular large prints for only $15 while you're at it!
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JoCo Cruise Crazy 3 Fundraiser
Ahoy Fancy Bastards! I just posted my JCCC3 Fundraiser page. Just like last year I am selling 100 limited numbered and signed prints (this time it's my characters [and Wil Wheaton] on a multiversal mashup starship bridge – Star Trek, BSG, Firefly, etc) as well as some of my most popular large prints and a few themed packs of HijiNKS Ensue comics.
Every signed, numbered print comes with a free additional print of your choice and a desktop wallpaper of the "Bridge Collapse" print. Please check it out, boost the signal and help me get back on the boat. Thanks!
[I promise you, that If I make it on the boat and IF I make photo comics of my adventures, I will NOT post them in the main comic area. I understand they are fun for some but not for all.]Tags: news
Holiday Shopping HijiNKS And Shipping Deadlines
Ahoy, you Fancy Bastards! Now is the time of year that we feel obligated to purchase things for people. You are neither immune to or excused from this sense of obligation, so you might as well embrace it and support an independent artist while you're at it. I'm here to facilitate all of those needs.
The HijiNKS ENSUE Store:
There are T-Shirts (also in Ladies Sizes), Books, A Lil' Wil Wheaton Plushie (A Lil' Wil on the 'sil is so much better than the Elf On The Shelf), Holiday Cards, DISCOUNT T-Shirts and AWESOME high quality prints of ANY HE comic.
SHIPPING DEADLINES: For US and Canada, orders need to be placed by Dec 9th. International orders can't be guaranteed for delivery by Dec 24th at this point, but ORDER NOW and hope for the best.
SHARKSPLODE: read more…Tags: news, store
HijiNKS ENSUE At Toronto Fan Expo!
Toronto Fan Expo is THIS WEEKEND August 23 – 26.
I will be at booth 1244 with the Blind Ferret crew Thursday through Saturday. I have to skip out on Sunday because my daughter starts school the next morning and I don't want to be the dad that regrets his kid's first day of kindergarten for the rest of his life because he was eating nachos and doing sketches for Canadian Narutos. Don't get me wrong, sketches for Canadian Narutos IS EXACTLY living the dream. I just know that I will have another opportunity for that in the future, where as my kiddo will embark on her educational adventure just the one time and I'd kind of like to be there to see it. read more…Tags: appearances, conventions, fan expo canada, toronto
The HijiNKS ENSUE Podcast Returns (again)!
Long story, incredibly short: The HE Podcast is returning this week. The first new episode will be up for download (website, RSS, iTunes) on Wednesday morning. All 51 Post Shows have been moved from The Vault into the main feed. Only about 50 people have ever heard the post shows they were honestly some of our funniest stuff. So you can start by binging on a good 30ish hours of new (old) material.
I NEED YOUR HELP! If you want the show to succeed and continue, please consider setting up a DONATION SUBSCRIPTION. Actually getting paid to do this job will make it SOOOO much easier to make sure it doesn't fall by the wayside again. Also, please leave positive reviews on iTunes and TELL YOUR FRIENDS.
Long story, somewhat long: The HE podcast went on hiatus just over a year ago. The main reason was that my co-hosts were unable to find time in their busy schedules to record. I, being the only one of us who didn't have a "real" job, had no right to complain or insist on them giving freely of their time but once Josh and Eli both entered a "crunch" phase at their respective jobs, the frustrations of trying to schedule the show became overwhelming. You might remember that I started recording more with "The B Team" of Alex and Roger towards the end. While those guys were more accessible (and certainly entertaining and hilarious), scheduling was still an issue. I knew I wasn't able to commit to definitely having a new episode up every week, so I decided rather than constantly making excuses I would just hang it up and shut it down. read more…Tags: news, podcast, the experiment, The HijiNKS ENSUE PODCAST
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Initially when finances were tight in HijiNKS land a month ago I offered 100 personalized sketches to raise bill-paying type funds. About 50 of them sold and nearly $1700 was raised! I didn't plan on offering the other 50 for sale so soon, but on August 1, 2012 my air conditioner died (one year TO THE DAY after my indoor air handler died and cost $3300 to replace). It can't be repaired and it's $5400 to have it replaced. It's been WELL over 100 degrees in Texas every day all summer and living without AC is not an option. So it looks like time to offer those other 50 sketches.
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So there are now 50 more pieces of very nice paper that I will happily ruin with the scribblings of your choice!
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There is also a new version of the Fighting Time Lords shirt (created by me and Wil Wheaton) up for preorder.
It is moving from Sharksplode to my Blind Ferret store so that we'll be able to bring them to conventions (something fans have been asking about for a long time).
The preorders will determine how many of these shirts get made, so if you've been wanting either one please place your order in the next few days. If the preorder goes well, I should be able to have these shirts at my next couple of conventions rather than waiting until next year to take them on the road.
I also wanted to remind you that there are 5 HE shirts that likely won't be printed again and are selling for only $12.95.
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I am so excited I can't stand it! My backsplash is going in as I type this. I've never been very good at patience so I am posting what I can see so far...
Wow! beautiful! I am also loving the glimpse of the light fixture. Is that "backsplash" above the cabinets?
Really clean and lovely!
Looks like a great tile installation, too!
I can't wait for me. Hurry up.
p.ball2---Yes, they are working on the tile above the cabinets first and behind the range (not installed yet, but sitting in the garage). The tile behind countertops will go in on Saturday as they need to wait until tops are installed which is happening on Friday.
CEFreeman---Herringbone pattern, of course grout not in yet. Looks like you're as impatient as I am. :)
Can we see the pendant? Among many other things, (knobs,counter tops, under counter refrigerator) I am on the hunt for polished nickel or silver pendants. Yours looks lovely.
I love the subway tile in herringbone pattern. Very interesting above and below cabinets. What color grout?
The pendants are not technically up yet. But I will post a picture below. Knobs, countertops nor refrigerator are in yet. Countertops coming this Friday.
Pendants are Jamie Young St. Charles Mercury Glass Pendants:
Here is the grout, it's called white dove:
Oh! I can't wait to see your kitchen! I almost got those pendants and thought for a really long time about doing herringbone white tile. We did herringbone in our guest bath and went in a different direction for the kitchen because it felt right. But this makes me super anxious to see your kitchen!!!
p.ball2---don't know if it's the same BM White Dove. Probably not as it is from the tile guy. Just asked him it's called Custom Polyblend. My cabinets are BM Timid White.
michoumonster---the grout sticks are from the tile installer. He brought the samples because we had not picked out the grout yet. I'm still not sure it will be right. I want the grout to blend in, not stand out, we shall see...
I love it!!! I did a marble herringbone pattern about a month ago for BS. My tiles are smaller than yours. I think I like yours better but it's too late now. LOVE your light too. Can't wait to see it all finished.
Poor tile guys, that's a lots of cuttin :-(
Thanks everyone!!
oldabat2be and others---hood is getting lighter and lighter, it's been a couple of weeks now, I can't believe how long it's taken. I am loving the color right now, hope it stays just as is. What do you think?
Update...workers are still here...POOR TILE INSTALLERS IS RIGHT!....
pendants are up...more backsplash:
Remember, no grout yet....maybe tomorrow...
P.S. Notice in 3rd picture that the hood is chipped just over the corbel, OUCH. That happened when they installed the cabinets. They are coming back later to fix it.
linelle---I posted up top that I am going to use what's called dove white. It pretty much matches the tile color. I want to play it safe too. The texture of the pattern and the irregularities in the tile are, I'm hoping, enough elements to interest the eye. Can you tell me why you wish you did yours differently?
Sigh, it is gorgeous.
May want to review enduring's grout tribulations with her beautiful herringbone pattern:
That is FAB-U-LOUS!!!!!!!! LOVE the tile up to the ceiling. Just gorgeous!!
I've loved the idea of tiling the walls ever since I saw the redo of Kirstie Alley's kitchen on Oprah. I just loved her kitchen with all the gorgeous tiled walls.
Your kitchen is going to be a show stopper!!!
Everything is looking stunning.
If you haven't already done a tile sample board with grout
(I'm sure you have) please ask the person grouting your tiles
to do a small sample of the White Dove grout
and let it dry over night before grouting the whole wall.
We thought we had the perfect grout color for our white subway tiles.
But when we did the sample it was too light
and the tiles lost all the articulation.
Going just one step deeper for the grout color made all the difference.
In your kitchen, since the tiles will be seen from a distance
by those who stand on the other side of your island,
nudging in the direction of a tiny bit more graphic pop
might be a good call.
Sorry! I love how your kitchen is turning out so much
that I'm feeling all parental about your tiles.
(I love all your other color choices -- the Timid White cabinets are inspiring.
So I'm sure you know the right decision to make about your grout.)
I'm sitting here having a cup of coffee at my island, looking at your pictures, then glancing at my window wall.....wondering....if that whole wall should be tiled too! I really love it. I was at HD this past weekend looking at some tile (just because to get to a real tile store for browsing is too far) and I showed my dh the marble subways, and I laid them out in a herringbone pattern...he said he liked it.
Your kitchen is looking really fantastic! I have plenty of time to decide on mine...I'm in a "spend-down" cycle since we just signed a contract to have our deck built. It's killing me a little, there are so many things we need to get done.
Keep posting pictures!
Love it!!
Love your installation! I like seeing the herringbone pattern so i'd go with a grout that was some shades darker than your tiles. If you are still deciding on grout, do up some tile samples on a board and grout your different color options before you grout the walls, just to be sure you like the look. I see Angie added my link from last year. I have been loving my grout choice as I like the contrast. Best of luck, it looks SO PRETTY on your walls.
Another hand raised for 'who thinks the tile is beautiful?" Really lovely...
The suggestion for doing some grout samples seems like a prudent one. I love the un-grouted look so the herringbone really stands out... maybe a touch darker than white grout? Either way, your kitchen is gorgeous!


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Over the next six days, we'll be featuring each of the ten titles from this year's Best Translated Book Award poetry shortlist. Click here for all past write-ups.
This guest post is by Kevin Prufer, whose newest books are National Anthem (Four Way Books, 2008) and Little Paper Sacrifice (Four Way Books, forthcoming). He's also Editor of New European Poets (Graywolf Press, 2008) and Pleiades: A Journal of New Writing.
The speakers in these carefully crafted poems are, first of all, keen and imaginative observers. One sits in a cafeteria watching a workman eat boiled rice until the grains "carried by the chapped hand / . . . gather and scatter like clouds between the blistered lips." Another stands outside at night observing the moon, telling us how "I turned around / and caught her furtive eye, her soiled feet. / Blushing, as if she were being watched, she hid behind a cloud / and reappeared in the distance." A third narrator stands in a hospital corridor listening to the agony of the others, "a judge of cries," teasing stories out of pain. "Every cry is singular," she tells us,
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or if he has been sentenced to death,
or if he weeps over a cold body.
Heeduk Ra's poems, set in Korea's cities (a hospital elevator, a church's back stairway) and natural landscapes (where graves become boats and falling snow becomes feathers, flowers, rice), are filled with intricate detail, surprising turns, and moments of sadness, transcendence and breathtaking grace. Here, the daily minutia of Korean life are rich with imagery, reflecting not just their own details, but the brilliant and unpredictable mind that would tell us about them and, in so doing, imbue them with deeply personal turns of phrase and sharp, often witty, metaphors.
In one of the book's most lovely poems, the speaker contemplates renting a room, finding in the mundane task a deep connection with Korea's history and the lives of others:
To rent a room in Damyang or Changpyung,
to visit it like a chipmunk,
I looked in every village I came across.
Walking past a place in Jasil,
I saw common flowers in the yard
between the traditional Korean house and a modern annex.
When I entered through the open gate,
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and his wife's scarf was wet, as if she had just returned from the fields.
"Excuse me, I wonder if I could rent a room.
I'll stay here two or three nights a week."
When I pointed at the traditional house
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Our family history lies there."
Listening to her, I saw the clean wooden floor
on which lay day's last light.
I didn't press for the room, I left,
wondering if the couple knew
that I'd already rented it, was living in their words—
that in their hearts they lived in the vacant house.
Heeduk Ra, born in Nonsan in 1966, is widely regarded as one of Korea's preeminent younger poets. Woo Chung-Kim and Christopher Merrill's plainspoken, moving translation makes it clear why. Distinguished for their graceful sensibility, rich imagery, and subtle intelligence, these poems will hopefully bring a wide English language readership to this valuable poet.
Pedro Zarraluki's The History of Silence (trans. Nick Caistor and Lorenza García) begins with the narrator and his wife, Irene, setting out to write a book about silence, itself called The History of Silence: "This is the story of how. . .
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In a culture that privileges prose, reviewing poetry is fairly pointless. And I've long since stopped caring about what the world reads and dropped the crusade to get Americans to read more poems. Part of the fault, as I've suggested. . .
I would like to pose the argument that it is rare for one to ever come across a truly passive protagonist in a novel. The protagonist (perhaps) of Three Light-Years, Claudio Viberti, is just that—a shy internist who lives in. . .
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Scott Cooper's gritty thriller Out of the Furnace is proving no match for holdovers The Hunger Games: Catching Fire and animated entry Frozen at the Friday box office.
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That would mark the worst opening for a Bale film debuting in more than 2,000 theaters. Receiving generally good to mixed reviews, Furnace cost $22 million to make, minimizing Relativity's financial risk.
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Two decades after a Rutgers team began working with legendary drug developer Paul Janssen, founder of a Belgian subsidiary of pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson in an effort to create new and potent drugs to fight AIDS, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the second anti-HIV drug that came from this collaboration.
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In a remarkable act of forgiveness, Sylvia McBeth asked a military court to show mercy to her stepdaughter's killer after an Army investigation that drew sharp criticism from the victim's family.
A PTSD victim looks for a day when the Army will reform the "boys' club" atmosphere that makes women soldiers a target for discrimination, harassment and rape.
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Relatives of a paratrooper fear they will never know why the 19-year-old woman was stabbed to death, even though one Army court-martial has been held and another is about to begin.
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Posted on Mar 28, 2015
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