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Harvest Fresh Fruit orchard manager Trevor Lake and Bruce Patterson from Yirrkala Banana Farm discuss recent unseasonal Top End rain.
Topics: agricultural-crops, rainfall, berry-springs-0837
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While predicted heavy rain did not eventuate across the Top End over the weekend, there was enough to cause some concern to mango growers.
Topics: agricultural-crops, weather, berry-springs-0837, yirrkala-0880
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A plan devised after a few "cold drinks" to drive a snake out of a caravan has not ended well in Darwin's rural area, with the caravan incinerated and the snake nowhere to be found.
Topics: animals, disasters-and-accidents, berry-springs-0837
Northern Territory artist Tim Godbold uses century-old discarded steel that he finds in out mining camps to make his sculptures. Read more.
Topics: sculpture, history, rural-tourism, berry-springs-0837
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Northern Territory artist Tim Godbold is breathing new life into century-old, discarded steel and timber.
Topics: rural-tourism, sculpture, recycling-and-waste-management, berry-springs-0837
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NT police say they remain "very confident" they are looking in the right place for the body of Carlie Sinclair, as the search for her suspected bush grave continues for a fifth day.
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The family of murder suspect Danny Deacon describes media reporting of his arrest as "poppycock", saying he has not been charged with murdering his wife Carlie Sinclair and no body has been found.
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Forensics teams in Darwin will be using metal probes, trowels and sieves to examine the 12-square-metre patch of earth where they believe Carlie Sinclair has been buried, a retired police forensics expert says.
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Forensics teams searching for the remains of Carlie Sinclair are focusing on a patch of earth six metres long and two metres wide in Darwin's rural area, police say.
Topics: death, crime, berry-springs-0837
After eight years bucking bull riders and troubling rodeo clowns 'Rocksalt' the rodeo bull has retired. Read more
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Northern Territory Police have recovered $470,000 worth of stolen items including a boat and bobcats from a property outside Darwin.
Topics: crime, police, berry-springs-0837
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New F-35 Joint Strike Fighters would produce comparable noise levels to the FA-18 Hornet fighter jets they are replacing, the Australian Defence Force has predicted.
Defence has released its draft Environmental Impact Statement for the fifth generation single engine fighter jets to be based at Williamtown, north of Newcastle, and the RAAF base at Tindal near the Top End town of Katherine.
The fighter jets will be used at Darwin's RAAF base during exercises like Pitch Black held every two years.
Topics: air-force, defence-industry, defence-and-national-security, darwin-0800, berry-springs-0837, bagot-0820, katherine-0850, nt, williamtown-2318, nsw, australia
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Matt Brann speaks to David George on the banks of the Darwin River Dam
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As the Northern Territory moves into its dry season, the main water source for Darwin is not full, but sitting at a very reasonable 84 per cent.
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A Victorian based herb company is one step closer to large scale production in Darwin's rural area.
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An alleged murderer who was arrested after a six-day manhunt in the Northern Territory has appeared in the Darwin Magistrates Court.
Topics: murder-and-manslaughter, crime, law-crime-and-justice, berry-springs-0837, nt, nsw
Northern Territory Police are confident a man wanted over a New South Wales murder remains in bushland they are searching south of Darwin.
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Northern Territory Police are still searching for a man suspected of the murder and decapitation of another man in New South Wales last week.
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A farmer in Darwin's rural area says her business is suffering, as a manhunt continues in the area for accused murderer Jonathan Andrew Stenberg.
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Northern Territory Police say they will continue to concentrate their search for an alleged murderer on Darwin's rural area, despite three days without success.
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More than 100 police officers are still searching homes and bushland south of Darwin for a man wanted over a violent murder in New South Wales.
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A man who allegedly stole a $270,000 Aston Martin luxury sports car and took it for a joy ride has been refused bail in the Darwin Magistrates Court.
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I also don't think it's too healthy for me to...
I also don't think it's too healthy for me to study too much on one particular thing, balancing research and the actual art itself is i guess the end goal to it. I actually give a limited time for me...
Thanks just looked it up, i think i kinda missed...
Thanks just looked it up, i think i kinda missed it on my first look at the book. I haven't read much about it but i looked it up again and it seems to just show it, not talk much about it though....
Question: Proportion equivalent to real height
As the title says, i'm quite interested in knowing how the proportion system equate to real length or height. I tried searching for this, but haven't found anything close to what i want. ...
March 30th, 2013
Thread: Help with the perspectiveby Mendics
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Help with the perspective
I know it's still kinda work in progress and all sketchy, but can anyone help me with the overall perspective layout of this work?
I know about 1, 2, 3 point perspectives, 4 point I haven't...
November 2nd, 2012
you know... everything is starting to make sense,...
you know... everything is starting to make sense, maybe i AM doing it wrong in a way or.. just too detailed for now. I'll still try out whatever method i feel like is going to work, whether it's from...
November 2nd, 2012
that's the first thing that came into my mind as...
that's the first thing that came into my mind as well.
November 2nd, 2012
briggsy@ashtons- loved the references, especially...
briggsy@ashtons- loved the references, especially the french ones, i wish i could understand them though, but thats what you get for free lol.
JeffX99- hmm.. Couldn't we just do both? do figure...
November 1st, 2012
Lol, thanks for all the reply guys. I love the...
Lol, thanks for all the reply guys. I love the books you've provided.
Actually it's not really my first time to learn anatomy, that's why i ask for this kind of information is because i've tried...
November 1st, 2012
More anatomy questions and regarding simple references
I'd just like to ask is there references people use for actual precise anatomy. Proportions compared to the opposite sex, not just the nude figure but also the skeletal which deals with the front,...
April 25th, 2012
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Research on my project about alternative learning in arts
Hello guys, before i say what i have in mind, i'd like to say, no this is not me asking for your time for survey or stuff similar to that.
I just want to ask for your opinions and time to help me...
April 19th, 2010
SketchBook: having problem with this piece... first time...
having problem with this piece... first time doing a bg with tons of plants..
man i suck with the clouds,I think i should rest been doing this piece for 3-4 hours straight.
March 2nd, 2010
Thread: the Philippinesby Mendics
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hello guys, pinoy din ako kaso nga lng baguhan...
hello guys, pinoy din ako kaso nga lng baguhan lng :D, halatang may dugo talaga tayong tamad a ahaha joke, ako lng ata un. anyways i'd love to join your group guys, hope na mas maging maayus to, we...
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*QueenGwenevere- oh so that's why my ink is like...
*QueenGwenevere- oh so that's why my ink is like that ahaha, time to change it. I clean mine with just tissue or with q-tips, sometimes i use alcohol...
they rust like the 2nd week to a month after...
March 2nd, 2010
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help with the inking materials for comics
I haven't seen a lot of information about comic making here in this forum... especially the traditional one, wherein you still use dip ink pens as a way of inking your comics.
I'm still a noob at...
February 19th, 2010
SketchBook: i just noticed... my colors ARE dull... kinda...
i just noticed... my colors ARE dull... kinda mushy.. i guess i blend it too much.
another fanart. trying to be a little neater, looks more anime-ish this time.
still having problems with the...
February 18th, 2010
SketchBook: really? aren't they kinda dull (colors), it seems...
really? aren't they kinda dull (colors), it seems like there is something missing with my works..
thanks anyways, i'll work on with the skull proportion.
February 18th, 2010
SketchBook: process of my latest work... higurashi fanart-...
process of my latest work... higurashi fanart- very slow process... kinda new with this kind of technique- tried out a new way of doing the bgs.....
February 10th, 2010
Thread: Lineart problems...by Mendics
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Lineart problems...
I have a very very tough time with dealing linearts with photoshop. Especially when i am trying to trace those really long straight or curve lines. At first i do a lot of sketch, then "supposedly" do...
February 7th, 2010
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ahahah thats kind off different to the usual...
ahahah thats kind off different to the usual crowds.. a lot of artist or the common ones, love to draw people, and put off trees and buildings. One big example is me :D, i love to draw people but put...
February 7th, 2010
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I haven't practice a lot but i can say that how i...
I haven't practice a lot but i can say that how i do it is just by what others have explained here, learning the basics, making everything simpler even if its complicated, break it into shapes, learn...
thanks for the wise answers guys, ahaha i was...
thanks for the wise answers guys, ahaha i was actually looking for a more simpler answer like what crossmirage, two listen and some other said.. a simple yes or no, but i did learn a lot from here. I...
hmm... so your saying that we can still improve...
hmm... so your saying that we can still improve in our traditional skills even if we do a lot more art in digital? Like drawing anatomy digitally, can hold a different feel with a real pencil. I find...
February 6th, 2010
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for me... i find it harder to do, to make it...
for me... i find it harder to do, to make it intresting, and it takes up a lot of time. As an architecture student, doing buildings and such I CAN say that it is artistically hard. playing around...
Can digital affect traditional artworks?
just been wondering... i've not practiced traditional lately and been giving my tablet a lot more attention then pencils.. i dont know if it affects your drawing, since it is just medium. The...
February 5th, 2010
SketchBook: new updates... kinda been not practicing lately,...
new updates... kinda been not practicing lately, but at least i do better practice now than before.. ehehe
did a master study...
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Release DateJanuary 25, 2013 (Limited)
MPAA RatingR
Duration90 min.
Production Budget$0.34 millions
StudioBig Air Studios
Official Siteclick here
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Cast and Crew
DirectorBlake Freeman
ProducerBlake Freeman, Marvin Willson, Danielle Crane, Jason Brown, Shane Duffy
ScreenwriterBlake Freeman, Marvin Willson
- Jason Mewes as Andy
- Blake Freeman
- Moises Arias as Hollywood
- Matt Shively
- Casper Van Dien
- Jon Gries
- Mindy Sterling
- Lin Shaye
- Paul J. Ballin
- Carly Craig
An indie film comedy that is the first realistic look at competitive gaming.
A gamer clan made up of three luckless, aging gamers and an asthmatic adolescent is forced to "frag up" and take a road trip to Los Angeles in order to enter the Cyberbowl Video Game Championship.


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Video shows Zimmerman's account of fatal fight
In a newly released video, George Zimmerman said Trayvon Martin saw his gun and reached for it as the two scuffled on the sidewalk at a gated apartment community in Sanford.53 Comments
Fla. police chief in Trayvon Martin case fired
The central Florida police chief who was strongly criticized for his agency's initial investigation of Trayvon Martin's slaying was fired Wednesday, city officials said.74 Comments
Sandusky trial seemingly winding down
Dottie Sandusky has stood by her husband, posting his bail, accompanying him to court proceedings and issuing a statement in December that proclaimed his innocence and said that accusers were making up their stories.11 Comments
The lucky streak is over: man indicted on stealing over $1.5 million
Ronald Page, retired GM worker, gambled away $1.5 million, aquired courtesy of ATM glitch.13 Comments
After civil rights violation, sheriff no longer allowed to carry gun
A Jefferson County Sheriff is no longer allowed to carry a firearm after being charged with violating the civil rights of a bank robbery suspect.21 Comments
Friends tell jury Sandusky is 'local hero'
First-up in court Monday were fellow football coaches, and long-time friends who told jurors Sandusky is a local hero with a great reputation and that showering with boys is not unusual in the sports world.17 Comments
Defense witness: Other PSU coaches, kids were in showers
A former Penn State assistant coach testified for the defense that he never saw anything inappropriate between Jerry Sandusky and the boys he showered with.
Autopsy scheduled for Rodney King
King, 47, died Sunday after apparently drowning in his backyard pool in a Los Angeles suburb. An autopsy to determine his official cause of death will take place on Monday.Comment
Family puts father to rest 45 years after he was shot down in Vietnam
After 45 years of uncertainty, on Friday, 100 members of the Walling family gathered at Arlington National Cemetery, to witness Lt. Col. Charles Walling's final resting place. His remains, found at a 1966 crash site in Vietnam, have been confirmed by DNA.7 Comments
Good news: Unemployment aid filings down by 2,000 last week
The number of people seeking U.S. unemployment benefits dipped last week but not by enough to signal a better month of hiring in June.6 Comments
New Jersey sheriff launches 'Facecrook'
A New Jersey sheriff's office has a new website that's looking for arrests instead of friends.Comment
Museum: Fast action may help save Picasso painting
An act of vandalism was caught in a 24-second video posted on YouTube. The video shows a man spray painting a Pablo Picasso painting at a Houston museum.
Rutgers webcam convict released from jail
A former Rutgers University student who was convicted of bias for using a webcam to see his roommate and another man kissing was released from jail Tuesday after serving 20 days of a 30-day sentence.Comment
Asian immigrant rate surpasses Hispanics, study shows
For the first time, the influx of Asians moving to the U.S. has surpassed that of Hispanics, reflecting a slowdown in illegal immigration while American employers increase their demand for high-skilled workers.17 Comments
Florida authorities release jailhouse calls in Trayvon Martin case
Evidence released Monday in the Trayvon Martin case includes jailhouse telephone calls between accused shooter George Zimmerman and bank account information.36 Comments
Prosecution rests in Sandusky trial after hearing from mother of victim
Prosecutors in Jerry Sandusky's child sex abuse trial rested their case Monday after calling the mother of one of his alleged victims.18 Comments
Sandusky trial shows missed chances; cover-up suspected
The Sandusky story, the way authorities have framed it, is one littered with missed chances to stop a rapist who preyed on children for years.13 Comments
Rielle Hunter's memoir details affair with John Edwards, aftermath
In a new memoir, Rielle Hunter says John Edwards told her he would probably wind up in a low-security prison in Virginia if convicted. She told him she and their daughter, Quinn, would move to be near him if that happened.14 Comments
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Michael Pink, artistic director of the Milwaukee Ballet, loves a good story.
Take for instance the tale known to most Americans as "The Hunchback of Notre Dame," which he set as a ballet that premiered in 1997 at the Leeds Grand Theatre in England.
The story, presented by the Milwaukee company as "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" in 2004 with music by Philip Feeney, will open Thursday in a new production titled "Esmeralda." The new ballet, set to Feeney's "Hunchback" music, is named for the story's heroine.
"Really, the story is all about Esmeralda," Pink explained. "She is the star and the focus. Everything happens to her, around her and about her."
In fact, the "Hunchback" title is not original to the book. The Victor Hugo novel was published in 1831 with the title "Notre-Dame de Paris (Our Lady of Paris)," the correct name for the famous cathedral in the heart of Paris. The first of several English translations gave it the title "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" in 1833.
Pink said he has revisited the story a number of times over the years, adding, "The first few shows in '97 were nowhere near where it would end up in subsequent years." He made many notes to himself over the years about things he wanted to change in the ballet.
For the "Esmeralda" production, he left Feeney's passionate "Hunchback" music largely untouched, making just one eight-bar cut.
"I just started again from the beginning to see what naturally stayed," he said adding that he kept going back to Hugo's novel as he worked. "Everything else I revisited. I feel like I'm re-choreographing the whole thing."
He did re-choreograph much of the story, made some changes to sets and costumes and had the production completely relighted.
"Twelve years ago the kinds of lights we were using and the way we were using them was completely different from what we can do today," Pink said. "The new lighting will help enormously in the way it looks."
How it all ends
But the big story about "Esmeralda" is the story itself.
"Most movies and stories based on the novel don't finish the story. It does not have a happy, jolly ending," he said. "In the end, Esmeralda is willing to lay down her life rather than lose her integrity and her virginity."
So the ballet will tell Hugo's end to the story, with Esmeralda's execution. Pink, who said his own children will see the production, advises parents that the production is best seen by children ages 10 and older.
"Get the online notes and prepare your children that this is what the story is and then bring them," he said. He pointed out that children, unlike most adults, will simply turn away from a scene that is more than they want to see.
The ballet may be about the fate of Esmeralda, but Quasimodo is still an enormous part of the story.
For Michael Linsmeier, the Milwaukee Ballet leading artist who will appear as Quasimodo in one of the two casts of dancers, the role has taken a physical toll.
"Onstage, I always have my knees bent and my torso twisted - so not typical dancer alignment," he said. "My legs are always tired and both of my quads are strained right now from doing it."
He has been making trips to the physical therapist both for the strained quads and for a sprained wrist, a result of dancing the King of Thieves in the other cast.
Linsmeier explained that he stands for the actual choreography, relying on a mix of costume and prosthetics to define the character's physical deformities.
He will wear a pad, built into the costume, to create the character's trademark hump, a full prosthetic mask and wig, which takes about 45 minutes of work to put on, and a full set of snaggle-toothed dentures.
He told the dentist who made the dentures, "I'm going to pick up some dates with these teeth."
Go back to the original
Seeing any epic tale in a performing arts rendition is always enhanced by knowledge of the original story.
Victor Hugo's book is available in English translation under the title "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" and under the original title, "Notre-Dame de Paris." The latter can be read online or downloaded free of charge at www.gutenberg.org.
The Milwaukee Ballet's website offers a wealth of production and story information at www.milwaukeeballet.org/performances/esmeralda.
Patrons aren't the only ones reading the Victor Hugo novel in preparation for the performances. Linsmeier said the dancers are reading as well.
"I still have three or four pages left to go," he said, "but I already know how it ends."
If you go
What: Milwaukee Ballet's "Esmeralda"
When: 7:30 p.m. Oct. 28-30, 1:30 p.m. Oct. 31
Where: Marcus Center's Uihlein Hall, 929 N. Water St.
Tickets: $25-$89. Call (414) 902-2103 or visit milwaukeeballet.org


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"They said my sermons weren't adequate for the 'Hour of Power.' Then by October they said that I couldn't preach any time on Sunday mornings, and with that I resigned. So you tell me whether I was kicked out or whether I resigned," he said.
Robert A. Schuller's daughter, Angie Schuller-Wyatt is even more blunt.
"When you mix faith, family and fame it's a toxic combination. And people start vying for positions of power. And I think that's what led to the Crystal Cathedral crumbling," she said.
Robert A. Schuller now runs a successful Christian media network with his son-in-law called AmericanLifeTV, that they recently purchased from the Unification Church.
His daughter Angie has a website called SpiritualWellness.com, that helps victims of spiritual abuse.
The Shuller's who are still holding on at Crystal Cathedral include Angie's aunt, Sheila Shuller Coleman, Robert H's daughter, now senior pastor.
It fell to her to break the news of the bankruptcy on the steps of the chapel.
In January, faced with a $55 million budget deficit and a 27 percent drop in revenue over the last two years, the church began slashing costs.
At a news conference last month, Schuller Coleman echoed her father's popular proverb, "Tough times never last, but tough people do." She stressed that the church's "message of hope will continue."
Schuller did not return phone calls seeking comment.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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Need a little help please, i'm close i think....
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Hello :)
I've found lots of great info here so far, but i'm havin a bit of trouble. I realize the answer is here or somewhere, but i'm still not sure...
I can edit the inittab and XF86Config files just fine, and recover back to X once the install doesn't work. No problems getting the installer and such to run, but i'm gettin this kernal error, log attached.
If someone could explain what i need to do i'd greatly appreciate it. Thanks for your time :)
New install of Red Hat 9, all updates have been gotten. And pretty much every optional package has been installed....
In order to compile against your kernel, you must install the kernel sources (the actual source code for the kernel). In RH9, this is done by going to
system settings
add/remove applications
and installing "kernel development"
you will thn have to run liveupdate to upgrade your kernel sources to match the new kernel that you already downloaded.
Then run the installer and it will be able to compile a kernel interface. Ping back if you have any problems.
Thank you for your time,
Frank Russo
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Thanks for your help :)
I did what you suggested and it installed, but i never got the Nvidia screen. I attached the log once again, maybe i missed something, but nvidia is loaded as the display driver, but i'm still stuck at 800X600 resolution.
Thanks again...
Now what you have to do is edit the X86Config file and edit the line.
Driver "nv"
And change it to:
Driver "nvidia"
Section "Device"
BusID "2:0:0"
Driver "nvidia"
Identifier "Device[0]"
VendorName "NVidia"
Yep, that was changed already, but still no luck. Must be something simple, me hopes :)
Section "Device"
Identifier "Videocard0"
Driver "nvidia"
VendorName "Videocard vendor"
BoardName "NVIDIA GeForce 4 (generic)"
Thanks for your input :)
Oooh your stuck on 800X600...
The Nvidia boot screen is not really a must, it can be that it is just disabled.
isn't there are hardware setup tool on RH?
In my distro i use SAX2 to configure the screen and graphics card.
Bump :)
Any idea here?
Could you post your /var/log/XFree86.0.log, please?
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Sure can :)
I don't know what i did, but i was messin around in Display Settings and changed the resolution, then logged out and the Nvidia splash screen appeared, but it still defaulted back to the same resolution, now the splash screen is gone again...
Looks like your horizontal sync and vertical sync values may be incorrectly specified in your XF86Config file. I'm not currently familiar with any graphical utilities, but the way I would fix this is to edit the XF86Config file manually and change these two lines:
HorizSync 30-81
VertRefresh 56-85
Those are my refresh rates, all you'd have to do is change the numbers around. The horizontal and vertical refresh rates should be specified in your monitor's manual.
Thanks :) , i'm now able to set the resolution higher, but i still don't see the Nividi splash screen. Will there be a nvidia control panel once these drivers do load properly?
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I've heard it said more times than I can count, "Image is the new Vertigo."
In 1993, when DC Comics founded Vertigo around a handful of more adult-oriented titles, mostly featuring faded properties reimagined by British creators as horror, sci-fi and fantasy comics, the imprint was one the relatively few games in town for high-production-value genre comics for adults
That same year Image celebrated its first birthday, and although it was a sales juggernaut, the publisher was at that point little more than a vanity press for a handful of creators doing pastiches of their favorite DC and Marvel superheroes.
Image Expo returned on Thursday, and it wasn't messing around. Each year, Image Comics seems to pack bigger announcements and bigger surprises into a single-day event. And the diversity of creators and genres gets that much better, too.
This year's Image Expo — held again at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco, following last July's event at Comic-Con International in San Diego — included the now-standard keynote address by Publisher Eric Stephenson. He reviewed the past year's successes and echoed plans to make Image the No. 1 publisher, but aside from throwing the gauntlet down at the feet of Marvel and DC, his address avoided some of the controversial statements and manifestos of years past. While I appreciate a good sabre-rattling, it allowed the focus to remain squarely on the creators and their comics.
With that in mind, here are my six favorite announcements from Image Expo 2015:
Often when one runs across an engaging new series, it is fairly easy to identify the prime factor that serves as the appeal/pull for the project. In the case of Tooth & Claw, the new fantasy series (replete with talking animals and magic) by writer Kurt Busiek, artist Ben Dewey and colorist Jordie Bellaire, no one factor can be identified.
For starters–in the "credit where credit is due" department, there would be no series had Busiek not initially conceived the series, prior to seeking out Dewey. Busiek has known since the initial 1994 success of Marvels that no matter how great a writer he may be, the lynchpin to a project's success or failure is how effectively the artist interprets his script.
Anyone with even a passing interest in comics art and storytelling should set aside some time to read this A.V. Club discussion with three Marvel art teams — Tradd Moore and Val Staples, Declan Shalvey and Jordie Bellaire, and Michael Walsh and Matthew Wilson — about their approach to staging specific action scenes in their respective books All-New Ghost Rider, Moon Knight and Secret Avengers.
"I used a lot of panels here of varied sizes because I feel it gives the scene an undulating flow," Moore explains of an All-New Ghost Rider page. "I do that a lot with fight scenes. Speed up, slow down, rise, fall. It's kind of mesmerizing to me. To make a comparison to metal: The small panels are like a frantic blast beat, while the bigger, clearer panels are like a heavy breakdown or head-banging riff. I imagine viewers' eyes speeding up and slowing down, widening and narrowing, as they scan across the page. I think it's the kind of page that warrants multiple, extended views."
Ten months after he began dropping clues to the project, Brian Wood has announced Rebels, described as a "Northlanders-style series set in and around the American Revolution."
Debuting in April from Dark Horse, the monthly series teams the writer with artist Andrea Mutti (DMZ, The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo), colorist Jordie Bellaire (Moon Knight, Pretty Deadly) and cover artist Tula Lotay (Supreme: Blue Rose) for an exploration of the lives of soldiers, and ordinary colonists, in the era of the Revolutionary War.
Wood tells Nerdist that while Rebels is rooted in the nation's past, its themes will resonate with modern readers.
[Editor's note: Every Sunday, Robot 6 contributors discuss "The best in comics from the last seven days" — from news and announcements to a great comic that came out to something cool creators or fans have done.]
Warren Ellis and Declan Shalvey's run on Moon Knight may be short, but boy has it been memorable.
This past Wednesday the duo's penultimate issue came out, featuring what Ellis called "Our Definition Of A Tony Jaa/ RAID Boombastic Thai Style." The plot of the issue is pretty simple: A young girl's been kidnapped, and Moon Knight heads into a building to save her. What follows is nothing short of awesome, as our hero heads up the stairs and encounters all manners of obstacles in his quest to find the girl in what has to be the best-drawn fight scene of the week — heck, possibly the year so far — if of course we're counting this issue as one long fight scene (which I am). Moon Knight takes on everyone from your regular run-of-the-mill punks with easily broken noses:
Warren Ellis and Declan Shalvey have commented on Wednesday's announcement that they'll leave Marvel's Moon Knight after August's Issue 6, with the artist revealing he's taking a break from monthly comics.
Part of the publisher's All-New Marvel NOW! initiative, Moon Knight debuted solidly in March, landing in Diamond's Top 20 and earning praise for both the characterization by Ellis and the art by Shalvey and colorist Jordie Bellaire (she'll remain on the series).
"Issue 1 went to three printings, and 2 and 3 went to two printings, and so I consider that a job reasonably well done," Ellis wrote in his email newsletter. "The job has been, simply, reactivating Moon Knight as a productive property for the Marvel IP library. And, in personal terms, producing six single stories that held together, because I thought it would be amusing to provide a book that could be entered at any point and still give the reader a complete experience. Which goes against the grain a bit, because the modern commercial-comics reader has been very much entrained to expect long arcs rather than singles. I'm sure there are plenty of complaints out there about the lack of character arcs or long stories. But the book is still getting bought and reordered. So I guess we found an audience after all."
I wonder… is there an equivalent to Glen Weldon's Superman: The Unauthorized Biography that tracks the 80-year career of Flash Gordon? Only, instead of tracing society's shifting tastes in authority figures, it instead contextualizes the spirit of athleticism over its eight-decade lifespan.
When Alex Raymond launched the comic strip in 1934, Flash was a polo player. Flash forward (heh heh) to the 1980 movie, and he's a quarterback for the New York Jets. During the '90s, the Flash Gordon animated series introduced the character as a skateboarding enthusiast; he's a track-and-field star in the Syfy series … which isn't exactly the coolest sport, but an appropriate one in a world that's become conscious of concussions and other injuries
Dynamite Entertainment's new Flash Gordon, written by Jeff Parker and illustrated by Evan Shaner and Jordie Bellaire, casts the title character as an extreme sports aficionado. It's a little out of date: Flash is introduced doing a dangerous bungee jump off a bridge, reminiscent of a similar scene in the Vin Diesel movie xXx (the most extreme spy, dude, way cooler than that lame-o James Bond). Still, it does establish something crucial about Flash: The world is far too tame for his wild, adventurous spirit. Flash gets a slap in the face and a stern, parental warning to stop with his childish garbage (one imagines the frequently bare-chested Alex Raymond Flash would have instead been applauded). Is there a place for him somewhere that isn't totally lame?
This week's new releases include three more series launching as part of the "All-New Marvel Now" initiative — Magneto, Moon Knight and Wolverine & The X-Men — but of those, I only want to discuss the first two.
That's because they're actually new series, rather than an existing series simply relaunching with a new #1 issue and a new creative team. (The previous volume of Wolverine & The X-Men, the one written by Jason Aaron, seems like it just ended. When was that? Let's see, it was … last week? Marvel's not even waiting a whole entire month to relaunch titles now?)
Those two books are also solo series featuring lower-tier characters, making them the exact sort of comics Marvel has been allowing creators to pursue riskier, quirkier, more idiosyncratic and interesting approaches on since the success of Mark Waid and company's Daredevil and Matt Fraction, David Aja and company's Hawkeye.
And, of course, they also both start with the letter M.
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Welcome to Best of 7, where we talk about, as it says above, "The best in comics from the last seven days" — which could be anything from an exciting piece of news to a cool publisher's announcement to an awesome comic that came out. So without further ado, let's get to it …
Declan Shalvey's friendship with Stephen Mooney stretches back nearly a decade, to before either Irish creator was well known in the United States. So when the Moon Knight artist pitched ROBOT 6 the idea of interviewing Half Past Danger creator Mooney about the hardcover collection, arriving Jan. 29 from IDW Publishing, we didn't hesitate to say yes, thinking the conversation would offer terrific insight into their relationship, their careers, the Irish comics scene and, of course, Mooney's Nazis vs. dinosaurs adventure.
As it turns out, we were right.
If there are Marvel fans who aren't following Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso on Twitter, they're missing out on a lot of previews of upcoming comics in various states of production. For instance, on Wednesday he unveiled a first look at a colored page from the first issue of Moon Knight, by Warren Ellis, Declan Shalvey and Jordie Bellaire.
Launching in March, the series returns Marc Spector to the streets of New York City, and places the focus on the character's horror roots.
"The book is filled with oddities," Shalvey told Comic Book Resources last month. "It starts with a man in a white suit and mask with big moon on his forehead, remember. I will say this: Moon Knight investigates the strange and dark corners of the Marvel Universe, and boy, there are weird things there."
In three short years, Image Comics has turned Image Expo into the first big comics event of the year. Interest in the publisher's announcements has reached the point where I wish there were live-streaming video of the presentation. Maybe next year. For now, we have to settle with live coverage, which was still pretty fun. Image Expo didn't disappoint: It seemed as if every title announced caught my interest. There are a few that stand out, however, so here are my Top 5 picks of the announcements that went above and beyond.
1. Image signs Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips to a five-year exclusive contract
The acclaimed collaborators have a perpetual green light at Image to do whatever they want for the next five years. That's a big vote of confidence, and a real commitment to support Brubaker and Phillips. It must be quite a relief for them to not have to worry about crafting the perfect pitch and convincing someone to believe in their story. They just get to create. It's an exciting arrangement, and one I hope will serve as a pilot program for others equally worthy.
Our annual "Looking Forward, Looking Back" feature continues, as we ask various comics folks what they liked in 2013, what they're looking forward to in 2014 and what projects they have planned for the coming year. In, this final round, we hear from Vito Delsante, Jacq Cohen, Mark Sable, Dean Haspiel, Joshua Williamson, Jordie Bellaire, Paul Allor, Adam P. Knave, Tim Gibson, Bryan Q. Miller, Nathan Edmondson, Ann Nocenti, Jason Latour, Paul Tobin, Ming Doyle, Jeff Parker, Francesco Francavilla and Gabriel Hardman.
And if you missed them, be sure to check out Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5 and Part 6 where we heard from Jimmy Palmiotti, Tim Seeley, Chris Roberson, Kurt Busiek, Faith Erin Hicks, Tyler Kirkham, G. Willow Wilson and many more.
When I set out to conduct an interview, particularly when it's focused on one project, I usually expect the conversation to go in a certain direction. I concede that this Q&A with Zero writer Ales Kot surprised me in its ability to venture into a variety of topics, including genetic memory, synchronicity and the importance of honesty in branding.
Zero #5 goes on sale Jan. 22, followed Feb. 19 by the release of the first trade paperback.
Tim O'Shea: How early in the development of Zero did you realize you wanted to use a variety of artists?
Ales Kot: Pretty much right in the beginning, if I remember correctly. The choice was a storytelling decision and a way to work with many artists I am interested in at the same time. I believe a narrative doesn't have to be conventional in the way it is depicted (i.e. one artist for the story) in order to achieve clear communication of itself. Clearly I am right but really how hard is that to figure out? People who read comics are smart and wonderful and hungry for new stories and new ways of telling them. We live in a world that carries easiness of sensory overload within itself and our encounters with said sensory overload can teach us how to modulate/expand our perceptions. We are mutants. My approach to Zero is that of acknowledging and embracing evolution as a gift. That is one of the reasons why a variety of artists is correct here. Another reason would be because I simply felt like it.


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Talk title: In the name of Krishna: The making of a modern Hindu self
This paper engages with the discursive paradigms through which localized forms of Hinduisms were produced in 19th-century Vrindavan - the key pilgrimage site in north India for worshipers of Krishna. Beginning with the 1806 "Anglo-Maratha War," it draws on the cow protection movement, modern temple-building, and theological interventions in Vrindavan to argue for the making of multi-layered, and often contradictory, subjectivities that resisted both nationalist and colonial constructions of religion, space, and community.
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Nick Foles was stairing 1940 in the face when the Eagles had the ball with :02 seconds on the clock and down by five points in the fourth quarter and the ball on the Bucs' one-yard line. He became a man, a quarterback, a first stringer when he hit Jeremy Maclin with a low ball for the touchdown. By rule, the extra point has to be kicked and the Eagles had a two-point victory. The Eagles had a good first half, taking a 10-0 lead. But when Demarus Johnson muffed a fair-catch punt on the six-yard line, all the momentum shifted to the Bucs, down only 10-7. Here we go again. After two possession each, Vincent Jackson caught a 13-yard pass from Josh Freeman and a 14-10 Tampa Bay lead. Tampa scored again and early in the fourth quarter, the Eagles trailed 21-10. The announcers on FOX said that Foles had a contusion on his throwing hand. Foles, however, drove the team down the field and finished the drive with an 11-yard pass to Clay Harbor. The Eagles missed the conversion and trailed 21-1...
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Farrell, a Los Altos resident, taught for 48 years, sharing his love of the English classics with students at Mountain View and Gunn High schools.
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HENRIETTA — W.L."ED" Edwards, 86, of Bowie, TX passed away Tuesday, August 13, 2013 in Bowie, TX.
Funeral services will be heldFriday August 16, 2013 at 10:00 AM at the Davis Funeral Home Chapel in Henrietta, TX with Ret. Col. Bob Hill of Fort Worth TX, and Mr. Lowell Sullivan of Weatherford, TX officiating. Burial will follow in the Buffalo Springs Cemetery, Buffalo Springs, TX under the direction of Davis Funeral Home, Henrietta TX.
Mr. Edwards was born July 21, 1927 in Henrietta, TX to William Beer and Sally Faye (McMahen) Edwards. He married Alma Carolyn Fletcher on July 8, 1950 in Tin Top, TX. He served in the U.S. Army Air Corps, and the Korean War. He retired from General Dynamics where he was a machinist.
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Regular and critical evaluations of federally funded research and extension programs should assess the congruence between such programs to which federal funds are devoted and the provision or enhancement of public goods of regional and national significance.
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The bridging programs among 1862s, 1890s, and 1994s deserve special emphasis from federal funding programs, such as federal challenge grants, including evaluation of their effectiveness as models for expanding access and diversity in the food and agricultural sciences. The federal government should also become an active promoter of the use of articulation agreements among institutions within and across states to facilitate student exchanges and transfers, and encourage collaborative internship programs among institutions in the LGCA system.
The colleges of agriculture should require students to take at least one internship from a wide range of creative, mentored internship opportunities representing the diverse career settings for which graduates in food and agricultural sciences are prepared.
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The federal government should expand competitive challenge grants to creative teachers and teaching teams to develop innovative multidisciplinary and systems-based course material and curricula.
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The federal government should increase competitive funding of food and agricultural research projects. The funding level for competitive grants should be no less than the $500 million authorized by Congress for the National Initiative for Research in Agriculture, Food, and the Environment (NRI). Additionally, the share of total federal research support awarded competitively to projects and individuals (including teams) on the basis of peer-reviewed merit should be increased. Recognizing fiscal constraints, options for increasing the share include (a) directing funds to research from other USDA budget categories, particularly as a means of reinvesting savings on agricultural subsidies; (b) transferring to competitive grants programs a portion of the funds currently distributed to experiment stations by formula and special grants; and (c) drawing on USDA intramural noncompetitive research funding. Consistent with Recommendation 1, a two-tier review system similar to that of NIH, should be used at the federal level to guarantee that public benefits as well as scientific merit guide the selection of research proposals.
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USDA should continue its role in enhancing participation and success in competitive grant programs by all institutions in order to build human capital nationwide in food and agricultural research. For example, it should (a) continue to designate 10 percent of the enlarged competitive grants pool for institutions in USDA-EPSCoR states; (b) allocate 5 percent of competitive grants for 1890 institutions, while maintaining capacity building grants; and (c) streamline the federal competitive grants application process without sacrificing accountability or the adequacy of information on which to judge scientific merit.
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Social media use, passwords and training are a few areas credit unions should look at to prevent attacks.
Kaspersky Lab reports more than two billion malicious attacks on computers and mobile devices in Q1 2015.
IT executives are starting to crack down on update installations as hackers scan systems for vulnerabilities.
Credit unions are in an arms race with cybercriminals.
Protecting the infrastructure has never been more important.
Credit unions underestimate the likelihood they will - or have already - been infiltrated by politically-motivated hackers.
Credit unions greatly underestimate their potential to be targeted by a politically motivated hack attack, experts say.
Sides are being taken over whether – or not – there has been an explosion in mobile remote deposit capture fraud.
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|1⁄2 Clove (2.5 gm), crushed
|Dry mustard
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Freshly ground black pepper
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|Finely chopped onion/Few finely chopped chives
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|Castor sugar
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|Olive oil/Vegetable / corn oil
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Analysis: Chancellor played with a torn medial collateral ligament and deep bone bruise in his left knee after he bumped knees with a teammate in practice two days before the Super Bowl.
|Feb. 1 3:10 PM PT4:10 PM MT5:10 PM CT6:10 PM ET23:10 GMT7:10 AM 北京时间4:10 PM MST6:10 PM EST5:10 PM CT3:10 UAE (+1)18:10 ET21:10 - Chancellor was active for Sunday's Super Bowl and starting after testing out his left knee in pregame.
Analysis: Chancellor fell in practice late in the week, but was listed as probable for the game.
|Nov. 16 8:04 AM PT9:04 AM MT10:04 AM CT11:04 AM ET16:04 GMT12:04 AM 北京时间9:04 AM MST11:04 AM EST10:04 AM CT20:04 UAE11:04 ET14:04 - Chancellor is back in the starting lineup after dealing with a groin injury.
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|Nov. 7 3:43 PM PT4:43 PM MT5:43 PM CT6:43 PM ET23:43 GMT7:43 AM 北京时间4:43 PM MST6:43 PM EST5:43 PM CT3:43 UAE (+1)18:43 ET21:43 - Chancellor is likely to miss his second straight game after injuring his groin in practice prior to last week's 30-24 victory over the Oakland Raiders. Chancellor is listed as doubtful.
Analysis: Safety Jeron Johnson is expected to get his first career start in place of the injured Chancellor this Sunday against the New York Giants.
|Oct. 12 11:24 AM PT12:24 PM MT1:24 PM CT2:24 PM ET18:24 GMT2:24 AM 北京时间11:24 AM MST1:24 PM EST1:24 PM CT22:24 UAE14:24 ET17:24 - Chancellor is active Sunday against Dallas.
Analysis: Chancellor was questionable with a strained hip.
|July 25 2:01 PM PT3:01 PM MT4:01 PM CT5:01 PM ET21:01 GMT5:01 AM 北京时间2:01 PM MST4:01 PM EST4:01 PM CT1:01 UAE (+1)17:01 ET20:01 - Startling left tackle Russell Okung and Chancellor were both spectators as the Seattle Seahawks began training camp.
Analysis: Okung and Chancellor are both recovering from surgeries in the offseason, but coach Pete Carroll said Friday that both are close to returning to practice. Chancellor had hip surgery, while Okung had a procedure on his foot. Super Bowl MVP Malcolm Smith was also watched Friday's first practice after ankle surgery in the spring.
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We noted the importance of Alabama holding onto wide receiver Calvin Ridley in our most recent Recruiting Notebook.
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The Indianapolis Star reports College Park Church on the city's north side collected the money as part of an annual tradition to raise money for a cause other than church operations.
The offerings collected on the Sunday before Christmas often bring it more than $500,000.
Wycliffe Bible Translators of Orlando, Fla., will use the offering to translate the Bible into seven languages used by more than a million people in Asia.
Wycliffe spokeswoman Vicky Mixson says it's the largest one-time donation from a single congregation in the organization's history.
Wycliffe has translated the Bible into about 700 languages. A translation can take 20 years to complete.
Prison ministry leader named Baptist of Year
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Baptist Center for Ethics' ethicsdaily.com website has named the leader of a Nashville-based prison ministry its "Baptist of the Year" for 2013.
Linda Leathers is the CEO of The Next Door. The nonprofit provides programs to help formerly incarcerated women start over. They include job training, mental health and substance abuse treatment, and parenting classes.
The Next Door has helped more than 1,500 women over the past decade. The group now has residential transition centers in Nashville, Knoxville and Chattanooga.
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When you are working with ADO.NET Data Services, errors are returned through the HTTP mechanism. Right now the most straightforward way of handling any errors on the client is by catching a WebException and using it.
Something that is a bit obscure is that even though an exception has been thrown, it's possible that a response is available - this is very often the case when the server was indeed contacted and a reply was sent.
The following short console project demonstrates how to handle an error on the client side. The server side uses a service operation, which I will go into more detail in a future post, along with a more in-depth explanation of how exceptions are handled on the server side.
First, let's start with the skeleton for the file.
using System;using System.IO;using System.Net;using Microsoft.Data.Web;namespace ConsoleApplication1{/* Everything else comes here */}
Now, let's add a service. In place of 'object' we would normally include the real type for our data source, an EDM ObjectContext for example, but because we won't be reading any data, anything will do. We'll include a service operation that throws an exception.
class ErrorService : WebDataService<object> { public static void InitializeService(IWebDataServiceConfiguration c) { c.SetServiceOperationAccessRule("*", ServiceOperationRights.All); } [System.ServiceModel.Web.WebGet] public void Operation() { throw new Exception("Nooooooo!"); } }
Next, let's write the main method of our program. It will get a service running, then make a request, and then wait for a key to be pressed so you can read the output. The interesting bit is in how it handles and prints out exception information for the request. I've linked to a couple of interesting classes in the code.
class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { Type serviceType = typeof(ErrorService); Uri[] baseAddresses = new Uri[] { new Uri("http://localhost:8090/") }; DataServiceHost host = new DataServiceHost(serviceType, baseAddresses); Console.WriteLine("Starting host..."); host.Open(); Console.WriteLine("Invoking service operation..."); WebRequest request = WebRequest.Create("http://localhost:8090/Operation"); try { WebResponse response = request.GetResponse(); Console.WriteLine("Response succeeded."); } catch (WebException exception) { Console.WriteLine("Exception caught."); if (exception.Response != null) { Console.WriteLine("Status: " + exception.Status.ToString()); HttpWebResponse httpResponse = (HttpWebResponse)exception.Response; Console.WriteLine("HTTP Response Status: " + httpResponse.StatusDescription); using (StreamReader reader = new StreamReader(exception.Response.GetResponseStream())) { Console.WriteLine(reader.ReadToEnd()); } } } host.Close(); Console.WriteLine("Press any key to exit."); Console.ReadKey(); } }}To build this program, you'll need references to at least Microsoft.Data.Web, System.ServiceModel and System.ServiceModel.Web, in addition to the regular assemblies included in a new Console project. When you run it, you should see output similar to the following:Starting host...Invoking service operation...Exception caught.Status: ProtocolErrorHTTP Response Status: Internal Server ErrorException has been thrown by the target of an invocation. at System.RuntimeMethodHandle._InvokeMethodFast(Object target, Object[] arguments, SignatureStruct& sig, MethodAttributes methodAttributes, RuntimeTypeHandle typeOwner) at System.RuntimeMethodHandle.InvokeMethodFast(Object target, Object[] arguments, Signature sig, MethodAttributes methodAttributes, RuntimeTypeHandle typeOwner) at System.Reflection.RuntimeMethodInfo.Invoke(Object obj, BindingFlags invokeAttr, Binder binder, Object[] parameters, CultureInfo culture, Boolean skipVisibilityChecks) at System.Reflection.RuntimeMethodInfo.Invoke(Object obj, BindingFlags invokeAttr, Binder binder, Object[] parameters, CultureInfo culture) at Microsoft.Data.Web.RequestUriProcessor.ProcessRequestUri(String requestUri, IWebDataService service) at Microsoft.Data.Web.WebDataService`1.ProcessIncomingRequest()Nooooooo! at ConsoleApplication1.ErrorService.Operation()Press any key to exit.
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Cottonwood is an Italianate-style red brick mansion built c. 1865-70 by William Holmes Jr., as a private residence. Descendants of the family say the name came from the cottonwood trees that originally surrounded the home on its 200 acre site. It was lived in until 1911 and then was derelict for almost eighty years until its restoration was undertaken by the late Larry Hamilton beginning in 1988.
Cottonwood is a 6,000 square foot mansion with fifteen rooms, some of which have the original furniture donated by Holmes' family members. Now a living museum, the mansion is open for tours, and available for rentals for a variety of events. A number of scheduled events take place annually, most with a Victorian flavour in keeping with the mission statement of the Cottonwood Mansion Preservation Foundation to sustain and maintain the Mansion and provide experiences of the Victorian Era.
Cottonwood's extensive genealogy research centre is now administered by the curator at Haldimand County Museum and Archives. It concentrates on the pioneer families of the Haldimand and Niagara areas.
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|No preference
|Bachelors degree
|Some college, Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral