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This week has been something of an upsetting one for the millions of Gulf Coast residents whose lives were turned upside down by the massive BP oil spill in 2010. Inside the federal courthouse in New Orleans, lawyers for the British oil giant have been pushing to reduce the civil penalties it will have to pay for the widespread damage under the Clean Water Act. In doing so, the firm [...]Read More »
There's a lot of things about dealing with BP regarding the Gulf oil spill and its aftermath, which has cast its pall over the region for the last four-and-a-half years, that make you want to pull your hair out. But nothing has been as agonizing as the company's bitter treatment of thousands of clean-up workers who took to the Gulf in an effort to rescue birds and turtles, and to scoop up [...]Read More »
It was gratifying to see that the editorial board of the New Orleans Times-Picayune has picked up on the issue of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and its treachery against the small- and mid-sized business owners of the Gulf Coast. As you'll recall, last week we spotlighted how the inside-the-Beltway-based national Chamber — which receives the bulk of its support and is increasingly fixated on the needs of the top [...]Read More »
It's an idea that boggles the mind: America's largest, most powerful and best-known business organization siding AGAINST tens of thousands of its own members — small- and mid-sized business owners in the U.S. heartland whose very survival is on the line. The only thing that could make that scenario involving the U.S. Chamber of Commerce even more staggering would be if the Chamber were doing this to aid a company [...]Read More »
At this stage, some 54 months after the Deepwater Horizon catastrophe, BP must been thinking that this would all go away. Surely, in their posh boardroom somewhere in the glass skyscrapers over London, overpaid executives imagined that by 2014 the beaches that BP wrecked with its crude oil would be free of tar balls, that the damaged marshes would spring back to life, and that visitors to the Gulf would again [...]Read More »
I've been an environmental attorney for a while now, and at this stage of my career it takes a lot to shock me. But in the last four years, the arrogance of BP and its actions after devastating the Gulf of Mexico with its 5-million gallon oil spill fiasco has continually stunned me, time and time again. Sometimes, the British oil giant is so out there with its arrogance on [...]Read More »
If you've been reading this blog regularly for the last four years, the notion that BP was grossly negligent in its actions linked to the 2010 Deepwater Horizon catastrophe won't come as a surprise to you. It's a well-established fact, by this point, that the British oil giant ignored a series of looming problems in its offshore deepwater rig. The Big Oil icon nevertheless pushed to keep cutting corners in the [...]Read More »
Earlier this summer, I told you about an outrageous breech of promise by BP — how the oil giant was abruptly closing down an internal-claims program that was intended to help business owners who wanted to resolve their claims from the 2010 oil spill, quickly and fairly. This was supposed to be an alternate route for those who didn't want to go through the burden of dealing with the court [...]Read More »
This is the third and final installment in my in-depth report on how the Gulf is still suffering from the impact of BP's recklessness. You can read the first two parts of the series here and here: Former Sarasota motel owner Dave Arnsby feels that he's been victimized by BP – not once, but twice. When the Deepwater Horizon catastrophe spewed some 5 million gallons of crude oil into the [...]Read More »
In a weird way, you have to give credit to BP. Every time that you think the British oil giant has hit a new low in trying to back out of its commitments to the people of the Gulf Coast — after destroying our most precious natural resources –, they manage to drill down a little lower. Just think about it: In recent months, we've seen BP go into court [...]Read More »


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Erin Edgar Stottle
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My name is Erin Edgar Stottle and my 2nd grandfather was John Edgar born 1819 in Ireland (we believe County Down), emigrated to the USA in 1842 with his wife Mary. The made landfall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with a son, William, that was either newborn when they left Ireland or was born at sea. I was curious if you would happen to be familiar with any of these names or would be able to point me in the right direction. My dad has been looking for his great-grandfather's father since 1958, this past Jan 18, he passed away at age 90. I am carrying on his 'torch'.
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Hi Richard,
I wonder if you know anything more about William McNally. There is a W. McNally listed on the WWII panel of the Huyton Cenotaph. This could be the same person. If you think it is, please let me know and I will add pictures of the Cenotaph to his page.
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Hi Richard,
I was just on ancestry.com and received a hint/link to a photo you took of my great uncles grave at Etaples in France. I put that laminated portrait there in June 2012 so don't know when you took the photo or even if the portrait is still there these days. But thank you so much for uploading the photo! Cyril was one of four brothers, three of them died in the great war.
Again, many thanks for taking the time to upload the photo of his headstone.
Best Regards, Tina
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Against Rifleman William Henry Grainger, in Authuile Military Cemetery.
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Thanks for your message informing me of my mistake in the County for Killaney Burial ground I will amend
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I am a decendent of Captain John Edgar born in Ballykine, Northern Ireland. I do believe his father is John Edgar from Glasgo,Scotland. Captain John Edgar was a commander of a vessel with the British Navy on a vessel for the King of England, I think in Mid 1700's. He came to Detroit, PA and Illinois where he died in the USA. He was known as General John Edgar after he traveled from Ireland to Illinois. They named a county in Illinois after him. Edgar County, Paris, Illinois, USA. This is my GGGGG Grandfather and searching for information to connect us...well besides the Edgar Geneology book that my Mother made years back as she was a geneologist.
This is what I've found on my end from me to mother, etc.
Myself: Martha Lou Mace DOB: 13 Feb 1961
My Mothe: Evelyn Louise (Edgar) Mace (married Lewis William Mace)
DOB: 20 Oct 1930
My Grandfather: John Henry Edgar 1899-1974
My G. Grandfather: James Renwick Edgar 1855-1937
My GG Grandfather: William Morrison Edgar 1827-1908
My GGG Grandfather: Alexander John Edgar (this one is iffy)1805-1862(this could be wrong name as there is also a John Alexander)
My GGGG Grandfather: William Edgar (death date only 1831, Jul 23rd, County Down, Northern Ireland
My GGGGG Grandfather: John Edgar, Ballykine, Northern Ireland
his father from Scotland as their 3 or 4 boys moved from Scotland to Ireland...My address in USA: Martha Lou Mace,POB 21495, Cheyenne, Wyoming 82003, my phone # 405.230.0186
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I see that you have added some photos to some memorials at this cemetery. If you are ever in the area, I wonder if you would photograph the Watt family stones at that cemetery. Hugh and Mary Watt are my husband's ancestors and we would love to know if they have stones.
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'What's a World Cup?'
Friday 11 July
Self-certified football agnostic Paul Noble describes the rare experience of having nothing to offer to everyone's favourite topic of conversation.
It's a strange time to be someone who has no interest in football. I only really became aware that the World Cup had begun when I drew Algeria in the Monocle office sweepstake.
The Foreign Desk, episode 22
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World Cup logo bashing
Wednesday 1 September
Brazil's logo for the 2014 World Cup was supposed to symbolise unity.
Brazil's logo for the 2014 World Cup was supposed to symbolise unity. But the simple green and gold design of hands joining together like the World Cup itself has had quite the opposite effect.
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Africa's World Cup winners and losers
Tuesday 29 June
This was supposed to be Africa's World Cup.
This was supposed to be Africa's World Cup. Held on the continent for the first time in the tournament's 80-year history, the organisers claimed it would "celebrate Africa's humanity".
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Rooting for the underdog
Wednesday 2 July
The World Cup is about so much more than supporting your national team, says Tomos Lewis – who will be living the tournament through the dreams of the underdogs.
"Well, that's the end of the dream then, eh Tom?" a friend of mine said in a text message from New York, as Algeria were knocked out of the World Cup in the dying minutes of extra time in their match against Germany.
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Time for kick off
Thursday 12 June
The World Cup in Brazil starts today and after all the protests, politics and bad press, it's simply time to enjoy some good football, says Monocle's Fernando Augusto Pacheco.
It's today. The final bricks in the wall have been laid for what is, in my opinion, the major soft-power event in the whole world. Yes, I'm talking about the World Cup in Brazil, my home country, the nation most-often…
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FIFA tells Brazil the new rules of the game
Tuesday 13 December
It's no secret that Brazil is a football-obsessed nation.
It's no secret that Brazil is a football-obsessed nation. Along with carnival and barely-there bikinis, Brazil is known for producing some of the world's best football players who seem to samba with the ball rather than…
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Hard focus
Tuesday 20 May
The increased media scrutiny aimed at Brazil as it prepares for two major world sporting events is being felt intensely across the nation, says Monocle's Fernando Augusto Pacheco.
It is an interesting time for Brazil: the world is watching our every step. I've never seen so many stories in the international press about my country but negative coverage is dominating over positive stories and that's…
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A home win
Friday 27 June
The unpredicted success of Brazil's staging of the World Cup means the nation's citizens are currently riding a wave. Monocle's Fernando Augusto Pacheco looks at why it's a case of so far, so good.
I don't want to sound smug about it – but we did it. After an incredible barrage of negative coverage, everybody was expecting carnage during the World Cup in Brazil including many of my fellow Brazilians. But what we've…
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I'd like to teach the world to sing
Friday 3 May
M24 researcher Fernando Augusto Pacheco is off to Malmö in a couple of weeks to cover the Eurovision Song Contest – and he can't wait. Now he just needs to convince everyone else that it's the equivalent of the World Cup…
Dreams do come true. On 18 May, the largest and campest music event in the world will take place in Malmö – and I will be there.
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Ahead of the game
Thursday 10 July
When spending billions on sporting events, nations often have to promise that infrastructure, services and investment will follow as a legacy. Monocle's Steve Bloomfield is wondering what Brazil's might be.
Legacy is a much-abused word when it comes to international sporting events. Every World Cup or Olympic Games has to have a legacy – improved transport infrastructure, urban regeneration, investment in schools and sport.…
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The empty stadiums: South Africa's white elephants
Thursday 21 October
What should a city do with a football stadium no one uses, sitting on prime land in the centre of town? Demolish it, you say.
What should a city do with a football stadium no one uses, sitting on prime land in the centre of town? Demolish it, you say.


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There is nothing like a 1911 when it comes to semi-automatic pistols. Now there is a replica, soon to be available, that attempts to stay true to the toughness of the original military model of the pistol.
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When it comes to firearms collecting, military arms are hot, but few come close to the firearms documented in this video. The German rifles show here are extremely rare and, in turn, boarder on being priceless.
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Ohio Ordnance Works has produced an updated version of the BAR. And while it may have a new look, the H.C.A.R. is equally as devastating as its forebear.
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The Ever Popular and Collectable M1 Garand
Touted as the greatest battle rifle ever, the M1 Garand's is one of America's most storied firearms. The M1's rich history continues to grow today, as this rifle remains a popular option among collectors and competitors.
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From Sender-Inner Brooke B., featuring "Meg"!
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"The onlooking office secretaries then joined in, and hurriedly brought an empty copy paper box to collect the babies. They carefully corralled them, with the mother's approval, and loaded them up into the white cardboard container. Joel held the box low enough for the mom to see her brood. He then slowly navigated through the downtown streets toward the Spokane River , as the mother waddled behind and kept her babies in sight. As they reached the river, the mother took over and passed him, jumping into the river and quacking loudly. At the water's edge, the Sterling Bank office staff then tipped the box and helped shepherd the babies toward the water and to their mother after their adventurous ride."
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Thankfully, the Humane Society is on the scene, heroically saving pets from precarious situations, providing safety, shelter and reuniting folks with their ani-pals…
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Steps :
1. Stand upright and with the big toes touching each other.
2. Raise your toes, spread them, and push them on the floor to create a platform. Feel free to separate your heels in case you find your ankles locked in an awkward pose.
3. Push your body weight evenly spread on the two feet.
4. Bring your quadriceps in and keep pulling them upward. As you do that, you will see that your knee caps are rising automatically.
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10. Do not worry about what is happening with you. While this may seem to be a pretty regular pose where you're not 'doing' much, the fact is that this pose subtly aligns your body into a perfect position, which augurs well for your well being.
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• Strengthens knees, thighs as well as ankles
• Boosts awareness levels within you
• Increases the strength of the feet
• Steadies your breathing
• This pose is also known to provide relief from sciatica
• Reduces or eliminates the phenomenon of flat feet
• Boosts strength as well as flexibility throughout the spine
• Relieves tension, pains, discomforts and stiffness throughout the body
• Promotes blood circulation throughout your body
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• Eliminates the tendency towards depression and sadness, making you feel renewed
• Gradually induces a sense of harmony between your body, mind, soul and spirit
• Increases energy, stamina, vigor, strength and enthusiasm in your body and mind.
Beginner's Tip:
Beginners may wish to do the pose by resting their back to ensure proper alignment. If needed, you can also insert a block between your thighs and squeeze it backwards.
The great thing about Tadasana is that you can bring a number of variations. For example, you can extend the arms perpendicular to the ground and keep your palms facing you. As you do that, gently interlace your fingers, and extend the arms firmly ahead while turning your palm outwards.
Then there is another variation wherein you could extend the arms up till the point where your palms are facing the roof. Then, slowly push your arms behind your back grip both elbows with the opposite hands. If you feel stressed out, release the pose.
Preparatory Poses :
• Downward Facing Dog Pose (Adho Mukha Svanasana)
• Intense Forward Bending Pose (Uttanasana)
Follow-Up Poses :
Try to recreate the balanced sensation of Tadasana in all the standing poses.
Precautions To Be Taken:
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Portland, Oregon No arts organization in Portland exemplifies the aesthetic and economic challenges of the moment—and the creative successes in tackling them—quite like The Portland Institute for Contemporary Art (PICA). PICA was launched in 1995 by Kristi Edmunds, a 29-year-old curator and activist. She'd already made a success of a Portland Art Museum performance series that showcased the likes of Rinde Eckert, Spalding Gray and Holly Hughes. But when a change in museum leader- ship created doubts about that institution's com- mitment to edgy, contemporary work, Edmunds quit. After several months of quiet networking and planning, she started PICA with the help of a handful of artists and friends and a $160,000 shoestring for a budget. Since then, she's used her vision, energy and connections to turn it into Portland's most vig- orous cultural programmer. Its dozens of per- formances and exhibitions, such as Diamanda Galas' gothic opera, Danny Hoch's hip-hop- steeped storytelling, sculptor Roland Brener's suburb of cardboard houses and Karen Finley's notorious performance art, have sketched an intriguing eclecticism. And PICA has found a hungry audience. First- year attendance, 6,500 for ten events, was consid- ered a surprising success. This past spring, the Robert Wilson/Philip Glass collaboration "Monsters of Grace" (co-commissioned by PICA) drew nearly 5,000 in one night. PICA devotees attend not so much trusting in a good time as wel- coming something new to think about. Edmunds doesn't program what she thinks "is the best of X, Y or Z," but what she believes will connect Portland artists and audiences to "different pock- ets of aesthetic conversation around the country." Even more than through programming skills, she's built the organization through a combination of grassroots volunteerism, inno- vative corporate partnerships, and patronage from the area's new money—computers and athletic shoes—more than its old—land and lumber. PICA's biggest coup to date was landing a 9,000-square-foot office/gallery/resource cen- ter in the headquarters of nationally known Portland advertising firm Wieden & Kennedy— with the first three years rent-free. After all, even amid a fast-growing economy and population, money is a critical issue. Oregon long has been near the bottom in per capita state spending for the arts, and its class of traditional cultural philanthropists is relatively small. According to the Regional Arts and Culture 76 REPORTING THE ARTS Council, though overall public funding has Conduit, a cooperatively run studio/rehearsal/ increased from around $1 million in 1992 to performance space holds the center the best it more than $5 million, that's still far short of the can. The promotion company White Bird pres- $12 to $14 million goal for programs and facili- ents stars such as Bill T. Jones, but it's hard not ties recommended in a set of regional bench- to miss the vitality and cohesion the communi- Portland Metropolitan Area Population: marks called "Arts Plan 2000+." As the plan's lat- ty had before Portland State University's 2,078,357 est implementation report puts it: "Historically vibrant dance department fell to the budgetary Top Four Cultural low levels of public and private support have left ax in the early 1990s. Institutions our cultural organizations undercapitalized and Classical music, somehow, has escaped the (based on attendance) alarmingly vulnerable." doldrums, enjoying relative financial health and 1. Portland Performing The Portland Art Museum has seen cash- fan support. The Oregon Symphony satisfies Arts Center 2. Oregon Museum of strapped days. But John Buchanan, the museum's mainstream tastes with Rachmaninoff-loving Science and Industry director since 1994, has led a turnaround, relent- conductor James DePreist, and courts new audi- 3. Portland Art Museum lessly marketing traveling exhibits such as ences with Murry Sidlin's more adventurous pro- 4. Oregon Historical "Imperial Tombs of China" (which drew 430,000 grams. The advertising-savvy Portland Opera Society visitors, nearly the population of Portland proper) trots out the warhorses but also has the wit to and using Southern charm and arm twisting to complement Prokofiev's "The Love for Three get trustees and civic leaders to pony up larger Oranges" with scratch 'n' sniff cards. The casual donations than ever. In 1992 the museum was $5 summer series Chamber Music Northwest con- million in the hole; in 1999 Buchanan announced tinues to delight its many faithful with its revolv- a campaign to raise $30 million with the news ing cast of visiting players. The 75-year-old that he'd already lined up two-thirds of the cash. Portland Youth Philharmonic, the country's old- Much of that new money is for a 42,000-square- est youth orchestra, maintains its civic-pride sta- foot expansion to display more of the museum's tus. And the Portland Baroque Orchestra, 32,000-object permanent collection rich in though searching for direction, plays to a small Asian and Native American art, 19th century but enthusiastic period-music audience. More painting and English silver. adventurous listeners can turn to Third Angle, Portland's cultural funding swamp looks the modernist Fear No Music and the percussion messiest in the theater. The city's second-largest ensemble Wild Cheetahs. dramatic company, Portland Repertory Theatre, Other arts operate outside institutional closed abruptly in 1997, citing dire cash flow economies. Pop music is a fertile field locally, problems. As many as a dozen companies yielding critical darlings such as Elliott Smith remain, ranging from the highly professional and commercial powers such as Everclear. The Portland Center Stage to tiny experimental annual North by Northwest music convention troupes such as Stark Raving Theater. Yet most piggybacks on an active club scene. And while a companies reported flat or declining attendance city proclamation calling Portland the "Jazz in 1998, and a lack of viable and affordable per- Capital of the West Coast" sounds like booster- formance spaces put them in a double bind. ism, the combination of exceptional local talent In a year-end evaluation, The Oregonian crit- and wide-ranging concert presentations makes it ic Barry Johnson wrote that "even at its most an arguable point. established companies, the quality of Portland The rainy weather might deserve some of the theater is wildly uneven." Still, some rewarding credit for the development of Oscar-winning ani- work is being done, particularly at Imago mators such as Will Vinton and Joan Gratz, and Theatre. Though known nationally for its kid- for the standing of the giant Powell's City of friendly touring show "Frogs, Lizards, Orbs and Books as both local hub and major tourist attrac- Slinkys," at home the troupe experiments freely tion. The town's bookishness also is shown by the with film, masks, music, stylized movement and steady string of 2,700-seat sellouts for the surrealistic narratives. Portland Arts and Lectures speaker series. In dance, Oregon Ballet Theater has been And since art cannot live on brains alone, strengthened financially and wooed larger the area's highly regarded restaurants, wineries audiences with splashy, MTV-oriented produc- and microbreweries increasingly are viewed as tions. But numerous talented contemporary distinguishing parts of the cultural character. dancers and choreographers work practically Sometimes it helps to meet challenges on a full devoid of money and organizational synergies. stomach. NATIONAL ARTS JOURNALISM PROGRAM 77 Portland, Oregon and the surrounding region is attracting well-educated, affluent readers. Cultural activity is on the rise. The Oregonian is likewise prospering, and its newly refurbished and technically upgrad- ed newsrooms are housed in a block-size building in Portland's spotless downtown. To meet its new demands, The Oregonian has overhauled its arts and entertainment coverage. And just as Portland is emblemat- ic of the demographic changes that have made the Pacific Northwest such a hot spot since the 1980s, the retooled weekend arts and entertainment section is seen as an industry trendsetter. Often exceeding 70 pages, the hefty "A&E" tabloid was reconceived in 1996 to a length that surpasses similar sections in newspapers of much larger cities. This flagship weekend book has become the darling of management, readers and advertisers, and in the process it has lifted the profile of the arts at the Oregonian. Unlike many listings-heavy weekend supplements found in other papers, "A&E" clearly favors journalism, which takes up about two-thirds of its editorial column inches. Popular arts such as rock music and the movies are emphasized over high arts. Performing arts, though, especially opera and dance, get short shrift. The section also has a second purpose. It serves as a con- sumer guide for Portland residents looking for things to do over the weekend. The upgrade of the weekend section has required certain trade-offs. The paper has abandoned its dedicated weekday arts and entertainment section. During the week, arts coverage is now folded into the daily "Living" section on a page titled "Entertainment." In general, the "Living" section is long on gossip and wire copy, and short on reviews and in-house reporting. Staffing changes have reflected these structural shifts. The weekend tabloid's upgrade has produced some hires, while other areas remain understaffed. Flat staffing amounts to a de facto decrease since the growth of the city's cultural activities has increased the workload. While critics cover the local music scene, The Oregonian lacks a full-time writer to cover the visual arts. The paper also employs an unusually high number of freelancers. Arts Coverage in Portland: ents' movie guide. Particular strengths are in critical analysis of film, local theater, architec- A Critical View ture, design and local classical music. Restaurant criticism is notably more in-depth than at most In 1995, facing flat circulation figures despite a mid-sized papers. growing market, The Oregonian geared up for a Yet there are numerous aspects to improve. major marketing push. The plan called for build- Perhaps the central challenge, in an era that sees "As respected ing on the newspaper's strengths, and according newspapers scrambling to retain time-pressed to reader surveys, "A&E," the Friday arts and readers, is finding the proper balance of usability as we are, there entertainment tabloid, was a top feature. Part of and depth. Kristi Edmunds, director of the its popularity came from a major reformatting is still the Portland Institute for Contemporary Art and an the arts staff had undertaken a year and a half astute cultural observer, laments the degree to feeling of 'You earlier. But marketers wanted something they which the paper's arts coverage is event-driven could tout as "new and improved," so the tab rather than idea-driven. She lauds the paper for guys do the would have to be remade yet again. providing basic information and "casting a really After months of tinkering and input from fun stuff. Do wide net," but finds context lacking. "The stories consultants, surveys and focus groups, the new that tend to group things around an idea—rather you guys have "A&E" debuted in May of 1996. The book was than simply cover an artist or a gallery or a organized into "chapters" (movies, music, family show—help people get their minds around deadlines up fun, fine arts, etc.), with easy-to-read grids for things and maybe lead them to participate if it nightclub, gallery and restaurant listings, high- there?' There is resonates with them," she says. "But I think lighted "cheap" options, and a mix of reviews, there's too few of those." It may be, though, that no real sense of previews, news and consumer tips. It was anoth- the younger or suburban readers so prized by er hit with readers and soon was used as a model management are more comfortable with the par- what criticism by such papers as the Arizona Republic and the ticular and the piecemeal. St. Louis Post-Dispatch to give their arts guides is and what it Diversity issues are just as vexing for the more packaging punch. paper. Finding and spotlighting art and artists of takes to do it." Through "A&E," Sunday "Arts & Books" and cultural or racial minorities, amid an over- Karen Brooks arts stories in the daily feature pages, The whelmingly white population, continues to be a A&E Editor Oregonian has solidified its place as Portland's shortcoming. And there's little attempt to discuss The Oregonian principal source of cultural commentary. As one what multiculturalism can mean or show readers of the region's largest dailies, the paper has cer- how it's changing their own experiences. "The tain natural advantages. But it dominates also View From Here," a recently added series of because other critical or informational voices are interviews with artists, civic leaders and other weak: The city's traditionally strong newsweekly local characters, has brought Native American, has become aimless, alternative publications black and female voices into the paper more struggle simply to survive, and broadcast prominently, and has been well-received by A&E sources—with few exceptions—give even popular readers. But it still is mostly a reconnaissance arts only superficial glances. mission for the larger goal. The Oregonian covers a lot of ground for a Other media outlets do not pick up the slack. paper with a small arts staff. The Sunday section "When you really get down to the media cover- is built around three 30- to 50-inch stories and age, The Oregonian is what you have," Edmunds tends to emphasize theater, classical music, visu- says. "You have the Willamette Week, but there al art and film. Art/architecture critic Randy aren't ongoing forums in it for some kind of criti- Gragg mixes reportage and commentary on cal discussion or thesis." urban design issues in his standing "Drafts & Well put. Willamette Week, the city's free Drawings" column. And the inside book section alternative newsweekly, has sent alumni on to covers major releases while maintaining a strong the New Yorker, the Nation and Rolling Stone, regional identity. The daily pages are regrettably but in recent years it has focused on its business wire-reliant, though reviews, news and arts- growth while editorial content has become woe- related features also are a strong part of the mix fully inconsistent. The writing in the Willamette on section fronts as well as inside. The Friday Week can at times challenge the Oregonian for "A&E" flexes its readability and range, with regu- depth and readability. Yet frequently it reads lar columns on such assorted topics as the popu- like the work of novice or would-be journalists, lar microbrew scene, urban recreation and a par- which it often is. Maintaining a stable crew of NATIONAL ARTS JOURNALISM PROGRAM 79 freelance arts writers long has been the paper's and discussion of music, film and cultural events. Achilles heel. Willamette Week delivers worth- On the left side of the dial, community station while theater and restaurant reviews, covers KBOO supports non-mainstream music and alternative rock energetically, and sometimes poetry, and Oregon Public Broadcasting airs beats the daily on minor local arts news. But recordings of local classical groups, though less instead of making strengths of The Oregonian's frequently than a few years ago. None of these, "We're still not weaknesses, it falls farther from the mark in however, takes a critical or explanatory stance, going to get on terms of context and diversity. Tone also is a unless you count Steven Cantor's two nights of problem; often what passes as an alternative or artfully catholic music programming on OPB. A1, unless they irreverent view is merely smirking contrarianism. TV news shows relay concert snippets when Underground publications have tried to fill megastars play the Rose Garden arena, but they are going to the gaps, but most have been short-lived. For two rarely acknowledge the local arts community. close down the years, the free monthly Anodyne covered the arts And the Citysearch and Oregon Live web sites with a thoughtful, unpredictable urban perspec- still seem to be groping for direction. arts center." tive. But the shoestring operation folded this The most recent marketing push by The Karen Brooks spring after about two years in business. Oregonian trumpeted a new slogan: "Practically A&E Editor Electronic media offerings are limited. On Indispensable." Hokey as that sounds, in terms of The Oregonian radio, KINK, an atypically openminded arts coverage in the city, it might be correct. rock/adult-contemporary station, airs local Because it sometimes seems like the daily is music and includes breezy but informed news practically all there is. Voices from the Staff Some of the things we cover aren't sophisticated, and in a lot of ways this is a small town that is very sensitive about criticism. Where I grew up, running and jogging, or enjoying the quality of coffee was not part of how you spent your weekend. Here people's ideas about what is entertainment and how they use their leisure time are much broader. Part of the job at the Oregonian is getting a handle on the place, understanding what makes living here different and not always comparing it to Los Angeles or New York. At the paper we spend time trying to identify it. Film is very big here. We're sixteenth in the country in terms of arts films, so we make it part of our coverage. Frankly, we can't compete on a national level. We have always been committed to the local scene, because that's where we make a difference. The key is not to be provincial. People can get information in so many places, and I don't believe in dumbing down. We think about what peo- ple are interested in and how we can offer them a broad range. We have in-house focus groups and market research. There are two types. One is informal. We call people in and give them pizza, and ask them such questions as: "Where do you get your information?" We have a big, general open discussion, and then we make lists. The other is a formal focus group, with us behind the glass. A lot of it was eye-opening. We used it for the redesign of "A&E." The focus groups were responsible for maybe 50% of the final shape of the A&E section. Most of my staff is in their 40s and 50s, and they are very resistant to popular culture. They don't listen to it. They don't know it. It is a struggle. If I decide to do a big hip-hop package on my Sunday cover, you will see hackles go up: "You are bringing that stuff into our sacred high arts space." This is a big problem for all papers. My coverage would be better if I had three or four reporters in their twenties. Karen Brooks, A&E Editor, The Oregonian NATIONAL ARTS JOURNALISM PROGRAM 81
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It would be our pleasure to host you in our cozy studio centrally located in the heart of the bustling Mission Dolores neighborhood.
We live upstairs and keep this space for guests only. This studio has a private entrance through our home's garage and is located at the back of the building and away from street noise.
The bedroom is furnished with a queen bed, down comforter, and includes linens. The bathroom is stocked with towels, soaps, and shampoo. The unit has fast wireless internet.
Our studio comes with a complete kitchen which features basic utensils, a stove, oven, and refrigerator. If you find yourself needing something, simply let us know and we'll bring it downstairs!
Guest Access
Located at the garden level, however, there is no garden access.
Interaction with Guests
The unit offers as much privacy as you'd like. We live upstairs and have lived here in the Mission for 9 years. We are happy to provide recommendations, cooking utensils, and tips for getting around the city. We are available via phone or text.
The Neighborhood
Our studio is located on a quiet side street in one of the best and liveliest locations in the city with many restaurants, cafes and shops just around the corner on Valencia Street.
A ten minute walk will get you to Dolores Park, Whole Foods, yoga studios, coffee shops and countless other restaurants, bars, music venues, and galleries.
If you tire of the Mission, you can reach the Castro by foot in 15 minutes. Hayes Valley and Lower Haight are about a 20 minute walk away. Bernal Heights, Noe Valley and Alamo Square are all within a lovely 30 minute stroll on foot.
Getting Around
We are 3 blocks from the 16th Street BART (train) station which enables easy and quick access to Downtown, Union Square, the Embarcadero, Berkeley, Oakland and San Francisco International Airport.
We are one block from the 22 Fillmore Muni (bus) stop which will take you all over town! The J-Church Muni stop is a 5 minute walk from our house.
Street parking in our neighborhood is restricted to 2 hours during weekdays and is unlimited on Saturdays and Sundays. There is a public parking garage a few blocks away on Hoff street that our guests have used for about $25/day.
Other Things to Note
We live upstairs with our dogs. Although street noise isn't much of an issue, guests should be aware that they will hear footsteps overhead.
Please send us a message before booking if you plan on checking in later than 11pm.
Check-out is 11am.
Check-in is 3pm.
No smoking.
Quiet hours after 10pm.
We kindly request that you not bring additional guests to the studio beyond those in the reservation.
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We didn't meet Lindsay as she was out of town but her communication was excellent and informative. We also had a second host to contact if we had needed to. We had no need to, we loved the studio. It was very clean and well decorated, we had everything we needed, including a comfortable bed, which is a must have for me! The studio is on a quiet street with the BART and buses close by as well as vibrant Valencia Street which has some great places to eat, drink and shop.
We would definitely recommend this as a place to base yourself to explore San Francisco.
Thanks Lindsay.
The place was very nice, comfortable and very clean. There is everything you need: hair dryer, iron, ...
We stayed 3 nights and we enjoyed the neighborhood. There where a lot of restaurants and Lindsay helped us with her adresses.
Lindsay answered very quickly and she's very helpful
We love this place! The studio was perfectly clean and well decorated. I was glad to find a hairdryer :)
The matress was of very good quality, we had a good night rest - with is one very important thing for me when travelling!
We spent 3 days at the studio ans really enjoyed the neighborhood. There are lots of restaurants, supermarkets and public transportation.
If you have a car, it is very hard to park but there is a (email hidden) & 16th st.
We did not meet Lindsay and Nicole because they were out of town but everything went alright
Lindsay was an exceptional host and the place was exactly as described. Very comfortable and clean, we felt right at home and look forward to staying again on our next trip to San Francisco!
We had a great stay at Lindsay's cozy and clean little studio. Perfect for a few days in San Francisco. Public transport to the centre was nearby and the mission area is a colourful area with lots of nice places to eat and drink.
The entrance is through a garage, but I don't need fancy when on vacation, so I didn't mind. It is in an incredible area with good eats and drinks. When I stepped off the Bart into mission on 16th street, I could immediately smell the fresh fruit and vegetables in the wind. As for the studio, it was clean and had everything I needed.
Lindsay was welcoming and informative. The approach was through a stark garage, then: SURPRISE! The small apartment was Chic, well appointed and immaculate.
Just as the photo indicated.
I'm glad you were satisfied with the studio, but I'm sorry you felt that our location was removed from the city center. Most guests find BART's easy access a great way to get downtown (in 6 minutes) without having to stay in the chaos of the downtown experience.
For others who may read this review: I'm happy to help you decide if our studio is a good fit for your SF plans. While we are right in the heart of many vibrant aspects of San Francisco city culture and activities, there are other neighborhoods that offer different experiences and I am happy to help people decide if the Mission would be a good fit for what you're looking for!
About the Host, Lindsay
Neither of us are native to San Francisco but we feel most at home here. Lindsay is an elementary teacher in the city, and Nicole works in photography. Both of us love spending our weekends walking our two dogs all over town, riding bikes, going to baseball games, and searching for new places to acquire delicious desserts and strong coffee.
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Steven Elliott
Dean of Arts & Humanities
Wayne State College (402) 375-7394
The Nordstrand Visual Arts Gallery presents exhibits from a series of guest artists throughout each year. The gallery also is exhibition space for student and faculty shows and serves as a major cultural resource for northeast Nebraska.
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Situated in the southeast corner on the second floor of the Peterson Fine Arts Building, the gallery is open to the public and admission is free of charge. Gallery Hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.
April 20-August 31
WSC Juried Student Exhibit
Nordstrand Visual Arts Gallery
Opening Reception:
April 20, 4:30-6:00 p.m.
April 28
Joshua Calkin, tuba
Ley Theatre, 7:30 p.m.
April 29
Black and Gold
Show Choir
Ramsey Theatre,
7:30 p.m.
April 30
Plains Writers Series
Humanities Lounge, 2:00 p.m.
Fiction Slam
The Max Bar & Grill,
7:00 p.m.
April 30
Wildcat Big Band (Jazz)
Ramsey Theatre,
7:30 p.m.
May 2
Jerod Kohler, trombone
Ley Theatre, 7:30 p.m.
May 4
Honors Recital
Ramsey Theatre,
7:30 p.m.