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Market to Market (January 4, 2013) (#3819)
Full Program: Wall Street begins 2013 with a rally after lawmakers reach a deal averting the fiscal cliff. The USDA celebrates its sesquicentennial as "The People's Department." Market analysis with Alan Brugler. 27:45
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Letitia Phillips, a Sault Ste. Marie native, Sault High graduate, and 2010 LSSU graduate, presented her paper "A Viability Study of the French Luxury Fashion Industry" at the 2010 Global Marketing Conference held in Tokyo in September. "The experience really pushed me to want to further my education," Phillips stated, noting that she plans to pursue a master's degree in business administration. Phillips graduated with three degrees: business administration-international business, business administration-management, and French studies.
Central Savings Bank Scholarship
In 1990, Central Savings Bank established its scholarship to assist LSSU students who are majoring in finance and economics and who are pursuing a career in banking. The scholarship recipient must reside in the Eastern U.P. or the Algoma District of Ontario and has earned a GPA of 3.0 or higher. The goal of this program is to provide talented local students with an opportunity to work and stay within the community. The scholarship recipient is selected by a committee composed of three faculty members of the School of Business, a CSB representative and a representative from city government.
Lambda Sigma Beta Scholarship
This scholarship was created by contributions from alumni of the School of Business and the Lambda Sigma Beta Fraternity spearheaded by Dr. Madan Saluja, professor of business at LSSU. This endowment is awarded to students who have attained junior or senior status in the business program, with a GPA of 3.0 or higher, and who have demonstrated campus/community leadership and dedication in working in the business profession.
Hantz Award
The named annual award is established by the Hantz Group, a full service financial holding company with an office in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, and corporate headquarters in Southfield, Michigan. The award is open to any business degree program student who has reached his or her junior year (88 credits) in good academic standing. Candidates must demonstrate campus or community leadership and/or represent Lake Superior State University in any Division I or Division II athletic program.The scholarship recipient is selected by a committee composed of School of Business faculty and a member of the Hantz Group.
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ACHP Summer Business Meeting Announced
The ACHP will meet for summer business on July 14-15 in Washington, D.C. Click here for the meeting agendas.
Put Some History in Your Fourth of July Celebrations!
Celebrate Independence Day at the National Mall! The National Mall is famous for its monuments honoring our nation's heritage and its location in the historic L'Enfant plan listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Read more here and here.
Share with family and friends the United States Census Bureau "Facts for Features: Fourth of July" or challenge each other to take the PBS American History quiz on the Fourth of July!
Celebrating LGBTQ Heritage in June!
In honor of June recognized as LGBTQ month the ACHP would like to draw attention to the preservation the National Park Service is accomplishing with the LGBTQ heritage initiative. Click here to explore the NPS LGBTQ projects!
Celebrate Caribbean Heritage in June!
Caribbean American heritage is celebrated during the month of June. The ACHP invites the public to learn more about Caribbean American cultural heritage by checking out the historic preservation done by our friends at the General Service Administration with the Jose V. Toledo Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico.
June is Immigrant Heritage Month!
The President has proclaimed June as Immigrant Heritage Month. Commemorate heritage by sharing your American stories by clicking here.
Also read about Preserve America Communities established by immigrants that keep alive their ancestors' traditions today. A few examples are Solvang, CA,Thai Town, Los Angeles, CA , New Ulm, MN, Hanover, PA, German Village, Columbus, OH, Chinatown, Los Angeles, CA,Japantown, San Francisco, CA,Little Tokyo, Los Angeles, CA, Little Italy, San Diego, CA, Koreatown, Los Angeles, CA
Read about all our Preserve America Communities here.
FY 2015 Historic Preservation Fund Underrepresented Communities Grant Program
The National Park Service is offering grants to support the survey, inventory, and designation of historic properties that are associated with communities currently underrepresented in the National Register of Historic Places and among National Historic Landmarks, as determined by the National Park Service and the applicant. The NPS encourages the development of public-private partnerships and robust community engagement leading to projects that will serve as models to communities nationwide for innovative survey and documentation strategies. Read more here.
More Ways to Celebrate Historic Preservation and Asian American-Pacific Islander Heritage!
Learn more about the National Trust for Historic Preservations National Treasures, such as the Panama Hotel, located in Seattle, WA. The hotel is an outstanding example of the single room occupancy hotels that characterize Seattles pre-World War II Japantown. Found in the basement were the belongings of Japanese Americans incarcerated in World War II. The Panama Hotel was the inspiration for Jamie Ford's best-selling historical fiction novel, Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet, published in 2009. Read more about this remarkable building here. Read a new interview with Jamie Ford here.
Interested in teaching your students more about AAPI month? Teaching with Historic Places at the National Park Service makes it easy and fun to do so with these classroom-ready lesson plans about Asian American history.
The National Park Service Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage projects explore how the legacy of AAPI history can be recognized, preserved, and interpreted for future generations. Visit more NPS resources here.
Section 106 Successes Celebrate Preservation MonthSend Us Your Ideas!
We want to hear from you about your favorite Section 106 success story! The ACHP is preparing to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the National Historic Preservation Act in 2016, and an important part of this celebration will include the collection of Section 106 Success Stories that illustrate how Section 106 of the NHPA has been used to engage people in the discussion about protecting historic properties that matter most to them. These stories provide examples of how federal agencies have used the Section 106 process to protect historic properties, improve federal planning, and raise awareness of the benefits of historic preservation. Read them here and read how you can nominate a successful project.
Start Planning for the 50th Anniversary Today!
May 2015 is the perfect time to start planning for 2016 -- the 50th anniversary of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA)! Players in the national historic preservation program, local preservationists, and citizens are already working on exciting events and opportunities to showcase the success of the NHPA. Read more.
Celebrate Preservation in May
May has been Preservation Month since 1973, a tradition started only seven years after the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 was enacted. The ACHP will use its Web space and social media channels to talk about ways people can participate in Preservation Month and ACHP initiatives. Get involved in your community, and lets celebrate historic preservation!
Winter Business Meeting Wrap-up
The Advisory Council on Historic Preservation had its winter business meeting in San Francisco, California, with three days of engaging with preservationists on the west coast. Council members hosted a listening session at historic Angel Island State Park with more than 20 representatives of the Asian American community to discuss ways to better identify and interpret places important to the nations Asian American-Pacific Islander history and bring them into the national historic preservation movements consciousness. Read more.
Grant Funding and "Heads Up" on an Upcoming Opportunity
Information on some currently available historic preservation grants can be found on the Web site of the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
In FY 2014, $500,000 in matching grants was competitively awarded to State/Tribal Historic Preservation Offices by the National Park Service (NPS) to help fund 13 projects across the country. These projects will increase the number of listings in the National Register of Historic Places associated with communities currently underrepresented, including African Americans, Latinos, Asian Americans, and LGBT Americans. Descriptions of the grants awarded in 2014 can be found here.
The NPS will award additional grants in FY 2015, and a call for applications has just been issued. 2015 Award Applications are posted on grants.gov, under funding opportunity #P15AS00078. The due date is June 15, 2015. Eligible applicants this year are State Historic Preservation Offices (SHPOs), federally recognized tribes, Alaska Native Organizations, Native Hawaiian organizations, and Certified Local Governments. Those with questions may wish to contact their SHPO for more information on the application process; a longer press release and announcement from NPS is expected soon.
First Lady Designates More Preserve America Stewards
First Lady Michelle Obama has named four new Preserve America Stewards. Read about them here.
ACHP sends Report on Federal Historic Property Management to President
The ACHP submitted its fourth triennial report In a Spirit of Stewardship: A Report on Federal Historic Property Management, to the President on February 17, 2015. The report, required by Section 3 of Executive Order 13287, "Preserve America," summarizes the progress reports submitted in fall 2014 by federal departments and agencies responsible for the stewardship of historic properties on federal lands. The report addresses current opportunities and challenges and makes recommendations to improve federal historic preservation outcomes in the context of footprint reduction, energy efficiency and sustainability, climate adaptation, and resiliency initiatives. Read the report here.
National Historic Preservation Act Has Moved!
As you may have heard, the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) has a new home in the United States Code (U.S. Code), the official compilation of federal statutes. While the NHPA was previously codified at title 16 of the U.S. Code, effective December 19, 2014, it was moved to title 54. Please find the law codifying the NHPA in title 54 here. The provisions of the newly codified NHPA may be found starting at section 300101. Read more.
National History Teacher of the Year Named
The ACHP is pleased to note that the 2015 National History Teacher of the Year has been selected and was publicly feted in New York City December 9, 2014. This program began as one of the earliest Preserve America partnerships, and the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History and HISTORY have done a wonderful job in continuing it throughout the last decade. Read about this year's honoree, Michele Anderson of Michigan, here. Nominations for the 2015 award are being accepted through February 1, 2015. Details are available here.
2015 Training Schedule Now Available!
The ACHP is pleased to announce its 2015 ACHP Section 106 training schedule. ACHP staff instructors will offer training in cities nationwide next year. Join us for interactive courses that feature practical guidance and opportunities to apply learning in case-based exercises. Read more.
The ACHP's Guidance on Agreement Documents is Now Available!
The ACHP is pleased to announce the availability of its new "Guidance on Agreement Documents" (GAD) now on our Web site at http://www.achp.gov/agreementdocguidance.html. It is best viewed from Google Chrome or Firefox.
Memoranda of Agreement and Programmatic Agreements play a critical role in documenting a federal agency's commitment to carry out and conclude its responsibilities under Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA). GAD will assist all consulting parties—federal agencies, states, Indian tribes, Native Hawaiian organizations, applicants, local governments, and other stakeholders–to draft clear, concise, and complete Section 106 MOAs and PAs. Use of this guidance can also help minimize disputes regarding agreed upon measures down the line and save time that is better spent seeking creative and innovative ways to avoid, minimize, or mitigate adverse effects to historic properties. Read more.
Americas Best Main Streets are in Preserve America Communities
Congratulations to one of our recently designated Preserve America Communities, Collierville, Tennessee, voted Americas Best Main Street in a contest run this summer by Parade magazine! As a matter of fact, half of the outstanding finalists--Placerville, CA; DeLand, FL; Rockland, ME; Corinth, MS; Greenville, SC; Georgetown, TX; and Montpelier, VT--have been recognized as Preserve America Communities. The Preserve America program recognizes a select group of communities that use their heritage resources in sustainable ways and share the myriad benefits of historic preservation with residents and visitors. You can read about the contest finalists.
Consider nominating your community for Preserve America Community recognition! Designated communities, great places to live, visit, and explore, are located in all 50 states and several overseas U.S. territories. Find a full list of the Preserve America Communities, along with profiles and contact information, here.
Applications from prospective new Preserve America Communities are accepted quarterly; the next deadlines for submission are September 1 and December 1, 2014. Preserve America is administered by the ACHP with assistance from the U.S. Department of the Interior. Read about community designation criteria and application forms.
East at Main Street Focuses on Asian-Pacific Islander Heritage
As part of the ACHPs mission of building a more inclusive preservation program, we love finding new resources and projects that represent communities throughout the country. One of our newest finds is a great new mapping project created by Asian & Pacific Islander Americans in Historic Preservation (APIAHiP). The project, developed by Donna Graves and Michelle Magalong, began as a way to connect technology with preservation, and also create a helpful tool for the Asian and Pacific Islander American (APIA) community to discover and share their own history. With the help of HistoryPin, the National Center for Preservation Technology and Training, and the National Trust for Historic Preservation, East at Main Street is an impressive resource for the APIA community.
Read our interview with Michelle Magalong about what APIAHiP is working on and some specifics of the project.
Heritage Tourism Gets Boost With House Vote
On July 22, 2014, the U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R. 4450 to reauthorize the Travel Promotion Act and Brand USA. (A companion bill in the Senate, S. 2250, has 31 co-sponsors and is awaiting committee action.) Americas historic landmarks make up a bulk of the tourism draw to the United States from people all over the world. Read more.
Cleveland Historical and Curatescape Bring Legacy City into Digital World
One could make the argument theres a historic renaissance of sorts happening in Cleveland, Ohio, pushing the citys history to the forefront is the progressive app: Cleveland Historical. Born out of the Euclid Corridor History Project in 2005, Cleveland Historical was created by two Cleveland State University professors, Mark Souther and Mark Tebeau, as a way to put Clevelands vast history at peoples fingertips- literally. Available for both iPhone and Android users, this app takes users through the city of Clevelands history through the use of text, photos, and audio/visual content. Read more about this exciting program and learn how to log on!
ACHP Publishes Measuring Economic Impacts of Historic Preservation
A report by Washington, D.C.-based PlaceEconomics is now available here. Read more about the study and the importance that historic preservation makes in your community.
Brownsville, Texas, uses Preserve America Money to Spark Downtown Development
At one of Texas's most famous border towns, Brownsville has turned its once vacant and abandoned Downtown into a visitor's mecca. Using its expansive supply of historic resources that just needed a little boost, the city now has four times the visitorship compared to a decade ago. Preserve America Grant funding of $132,870 helped spark the work to make downtown Brownsville a successful cultural tourist destination. Read more
New Preserve America Fact Sheet Now Available
Read the updated fact sheet about the Preserve America program.
Preserve America E-Newsletter Available
Read the latest e-newsletter with stories of new designations and activities Preserve America Communities can host for heritage tourism, and much more.
Economic Impacts of Historic Preservation Study Released
A 2011 study commissioned by the ACHP, with funding assistance from the U.S. Department of Commerce, Economic Development Administration, identifies and analyzes methods for measuring the economic impacts of historic preservation. The report focuses on such economic indicators as jobs and household income, property values, heritage tourism, sustainable development, and downtown revitalization, and recommends ways to improve our understanding of how preservation activity supports economic vitality.
Read the full report here.
Read a brief compilation of related facts and figures here.
Citizen's Guide to Section 106 New Edition Now Available
The ACHP is proud to announce it has updated and reissued Protecting Historic Properties: A Citizens Guide to Section 106. The Citizens Guide is a useful tool for learning how to protect historic places in your community.
Preserve America Grants Effectiveness Report Released
The Advisory Council on Historic Preservation has released a report to Congress on the preliminary assessment of the effectiveness of Preserve America Grants over the last four years. Read more.
Summit Progress Reports
Agencies have reported their continuous progress on the recommendations issued from the Preserve America Summit for enhancing and advancing the historic preservation program in the United States and abroad. Summit progress.
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STEPHANOPOULOS: One of the other things you're seeing right now is this is against the backdrop of the Republican Party coming out of the last election talking about where they're going to in the future, how they are going to be seen by the public. You guys mentioned Marco Rubio, he's on the cover of Time magazine this week. I think he's being called -- right there -- the Republican savior. He put out a tweet saying there's only one savior, and it's not me. A lot of pressure on Marco Rubio. But he's just part of a piece right now. You've seen several top Republicans come out with speeches laying out their vision for where the party should be.
JINDAL: We've got to stop being the stupid party. And I'm serious. It's time for a new Republican Party that talks like adults.
(UNKNOWN): I would argue that a more restrained foreign policy is the true conservative foreign policy.
CANTOR: The average American is not thinking about and trying to wonder about where the Republican Party is. They're thinking about how to make their life work.
STEPHANOPOULOS: Your leader in the House right there, Eric Cantor, where is this debate headed?
COLE: You know, I think it's a really good debate for the Republican Party to have. When you lose an election, you ought to be a little bit reflective and you ought to think back and you ought to begin to say, what do we need to do to do differently?
Now, we didn't do badly in the election, but the president won with less than he was elected by in '08, lower popular vote, lower percentage, lower electoral vote. We held the house. We have 30 governors. So the idea that this is some existential crisis, I think, is really overdone right now.
But we didn't win. So what do we need to do differently? I kind of like what I'm hearing. I particularly like the very direct line that Governor Jindal took, you know, because I think we have done some politically stupid...
STEPHANOPOULOS: Can't be the stupid party.
COLE: That's right. Look, we nearly were in the fiscal cliff. We could have triggered a big tax increase. So I don't want to be stupid. But you also need to be principled and consistent in your values, and I think we are. And, you know, we'll see what happens in the next year or two.
STEPHANOPOULOS: And Marco Rubio does seem to be rising to the top of the heap right now.
WALLACE: Yeah, look, he's everything we need and more. He's modern. He knows who Tupac is. He is on social media. He's part of the sort of -- he has all the blessings of the old political establishment. He's close to the younger Bushes. He and Jeb Bush and George P. Bush create what I call that axis of enlightenment when it comes to immigration. I mean, he's got the policy. He's in touch with, I think, the lives of ordinary people. And he's a very accessible guy. He talks about being a working dad and juggling his own priorities.
STEPHANOPOULOS: You were shaking your head at Tupac.
ELLISON: You know, I think all of this stuff is just surface stuff. It's like lipstick on a pig. I mean, the bottom line is, the Republicans have a core values problem, not a "who knows who Tupac Shakur is" problem.
WALLACE: Well, I don't think -- I don't think Marco -- let me just say, I don't want to gloss over his credentials. I think when it comes to immigration reform, President Obama has stolen from Senator Rubio.
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Poema Arcanus – Iconoclast ...
This album/band however, will change your perception. On Iconoclast we hear deep, passionate and beautiful Doom/Death Metal played with an air of professionalism, passion and originality such as its never been played before. Poema Arcanus started life as a Death/Thrash band that over the course of a few years got slower and slower.
This is a monstrously heavy, while seductively melodic piece of music that will leave you breathless. The guitars are incredibly busy the entire recording. Never will you hear so much from a band with only one guitarist in the Doom field. He constantly shifts from crunching distorted riffs, to clean somewhat prog-ish interludes, and back again.
The contrast of crunch to open, from distorted to clean is ambitious at best, but this band pulls it off seamlessly. Lots of effects are tastefully utilized here. The atmosphere that he creates by himself is awe-inspiring to say the least. There are plenty of leads but no solos unlike the bands prior album.
The bass goes from clean to distorted and back again, matching the guitar and is typically the one instrument that never quiets. The distorted parts almost sound like a really heavy guitar. The keyboards, while not overtly intricate, do help to add subtle atmosphere where it would have been lost otherwise. The drums are more or less standard for the style, but they keep it interesting throughout the recording. The vocals are another area that stands out. They go from a deep baritone croon to intense guttural growls and shrieks. This album (as opposed to their prior release) has more clean vocals in it, but it works. (Also the songs are sung primarily in English but there are two tracks in Chilean.)
Not all is sunshine and lollipops however. The energy and attitude are there but about half of the album is bland and generally boring. The songs don't really go anywhere, as if they weren't fully flushed out. More work should've been done to add balance and cohesion to the album as a whole. The end result is this: the production is good and the professionalism of the band shows throughout. The drawback would be that it tends to get boring towards the halfway point of the CD. Other than that, this is still a good album and a great starting point for someone new to this band. This gets a 5.5/10.
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Here are a few notes from around the League as we await Game 3 in Detroit. -The Dodgers are interested in retaining their free agent bullpen arms, Randy Choate, Jamey Wright and Brandon League. Dylan Hernandez of the Los Angeles Times notes that GM Ned Colletti is "encouraged" thus far with the negotiations with League. -The Padres announced (via San Diego Union-Tribune) that Dustin Moseley and Tim Stauffer have cleared outright waivers and have elected to become free agents. Both pitchers enjoyed sub 4 ERAs in 2011 before suffering season ending injuries early in '12. -The Nationals and soon to be free agent Adam LaRoche have made "some progress" on a new deal, Adam Kilgore of the Washington Post reports. -Manny Corpas who was outrighted by the Cubs days ago, has elected free agency, Carrie Muskat of MLB.com reports. Corpas made 48 relief appearances while posting a 5.01 ERA, but posted a career low 5.4 k/9. Image taken by SD Dirk and used under the Creative Common License Agreement.
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Live At The Brock Lofts! Large One Bdrm + Den In The Former Eureka Refrigerator Co. Factory. Loft Has Lots Of Open Space With Amazing 13-Foot High Ceilings, Exposed Brick, Wood Columns And Rafters, Hardwood Floor. One Of Only 2 True Post And Beam Warehouse Loft Conversions In Parkdale. Boutique Loft Building Has Only 23 Units. Enjoy Summer On The Fabulous Rooftop Patio With BBQ. Just Off Queen Street West, Steps To Electric Mud, Wrong Bar And More! MORE DETAILS HERE
Chambers Courtyard Lofts – 30 Morrow Avenue
Morrow Avenue has been transformed over the last 15 years from the gritty industrial street it was, to a series of redefined buildings. These buildings now house an art gallery of much merit, a loft development and a series of other thought-based businesses types. This avenue is really worth a stroll, particularly on Sundays when it's quiet and the weekday business bustle is absent.
The Chambers Courtyard Lofts at 30 Morrow Avenue is a hidden gem – a converted industrial building on one of the coolest Junction-area streets. A two-storey, nine-unit boutique loft conversion with an exterior of brick and stone. Situated on a large private landscaped courtyard at the end of Morrow Avenue, overlooking the West Toronto Railpath. Large, expensive, private, gated. This is not your typical loft conversion! Completed around 2008, they are never for sale. When they are, expect prices close to $1 million and sizes over 2,000 square feet.
Besides being home to some of the city's most esteemed art galleries, think Olga Korper and Christopher Cutts, Morrow Avenue is nothing but hidden cool. This proper loft is indeed a secret gem located off of Dundas Street West and just steps from Roncesvalles. With it's handsome brick exterior one can only wish a loft were for sale any time soon so as to grab it in a hurry! The whole aesthetic is bar none and reminds me why I fell in love with the loft concept way back when no one in the city was very keen on this type of living space. Retrofitted century buildings are the gold standard of hard lofts.
Only 2-storeys tall, the building's units range in size from 1,750 to 2,154 square feet. Amenities include a private and gated landscaped courtyard. Parking is available underground.
The building across the street housing Olga Korper Gallery used was once a foundry, then a garbage repository for a mattress factory… but I am not sure of the provenance of number 30 Morrow Avenue. Maybe it was the mattress factory that sent its garbage to number 17? Right across is the old Canadian Hanson & Van Winkle Co. Limited building, which I believe dealt in electro-plating and polishing equipment and supplies. The building attached to the south at 2 Silver Avenue looks bank-like to me, though I would be it was the office part of whatever factory Chambers Courtyard Lofts used to be. Or it is just something different, built abutting the other building.
If you take note, there are at least 4 different phases to the building – from the long main building, then the corner addition, the beveled apartment-style front that everyone remember through to the red brick northern phase. Believe it or not, that northern piece is brand new – the developer did a fantastic job of making it look like part of the original complex. I sure wish I could dig up more information on this cool loft.
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Century Lofts – 365 Dundas Street East
The Century Lofts have not been around for 100 years, more 75 or so. But since the Imperial Lofts already existed, they needed another name. Where "Century" came from, no one seems to know. The developer was apparently a local slumlord who wanted to turn the building into a 200-unit rooming house. When the city stopped him, he tried his hand a loft conversion.
This is a weird one for me, as I spent a few years a child living on Ontario Street, just south of Dundas. I would have gone past the old optical factory every day, but I don't remember it in the least. Mind you… this was back around 1977-1979 or so. The lofts tend to sell for less than comparable units elsewhere. Mainly because the area is still pretty rough around the edges. I know there was a lot of local "character" when I lived there, but very little has changed in 35+ years.
The Century Lofts originally started life in the 1940s as the Imperial Optical Company's lens factory. Built of yellow brick and poured concrete this building is an excellent example of the Art Deco style. The building was converted to lofts in 2000 and today is home to 41 residential and live/work lofts spanning the two original stories. The owners successfully obtained a Beautiful City grant in 2009 to improve the streetscape of their building. The planters and plantings went in during the summer and are a great addition to the community.
The Imperial Optical Company originally built its factory fronting onto Ontario Street. Imperial Optical was founded in 1900 by Mr. Percy Hermant and was the first prescription lens business in the Maritimes. Percy headed the company until his death in 1959, and under his leadership the company eventually grew to be the largest company of its kind in the British Commonwealth. The head office was located in the Hermant Building (named for Percy) at 21 Dundas Square (which is still there, designated heritage by the City). After Percy's death, the company passed into the hands of his son Sydney, who sold majority control to the Caribbean based Harcourt Carter Optical in 1965. By 1991, Harcourt Carter Optical had assumed total control of Imperial Optical.
The original two storey building for Imperial Optical at 270 Ontario Street contained a storage facility, a garage, janitor's quarters and an employees' restaurant. I have not been able to find a connection in my research, but I have a feeling that this is the same company that built the Imperial Lofts. They are also an old Imperial Optical facility. Seeing as how large the company was at one point, I do not find it odd that more than one of their buildings would have survived. That would make 3, including the old office at Yonge & Dundas. I also find it extra interesting that both 365 Dundas and 80 Sherbourne are both Art Deco, built of yellow brick with concrete details.
The Century Lofts is one of the only Art Deco lofts available in Toronto. The Tip Top Lofts being the most famous, Forest Hill Lofts is another fine example, as well as the above mentioned Imperial Lofts (south building). They don't make 'em like this any more! The Century Lofts is an intimate, welcoming, and successful conversion. It is home to many artists, musicians, and health, business and legal professionals.
Much younger than many of its neighbours, the Century Lofts building is an impressive south Cabbagetown brick and concrete structure just bursting with character. Converted to residential living in 2000, Century Lofts retains the original art deco motif with streamlined shapes and elegant simplicity that exude the building's strength and authentic character.
Art Deco captured the spirit of the 1920s and 1930s, and continues today at Century Lofts. The building's clean horizontal lines, sculpted vertical pillars, terrazzo and concrete flooring, and huge industrial windows, brilliantly embody all the elements and aura of this style.
Composed of 41 units ranging from 470-square-foot studios to 1,150-square-foot two bedroom lofts, the fully original brick, concrete, wood and steel beam structure is praised for its 'New York-style' loft identity. All of the lofts feature soaring 11-1/2-foot ceilings, some with wood and steel I-beams and others with concrete and mushroom cap columns. The Terrazzo floors are sure to remind you of your school days!
Century Lofts feels very much at home on Dundas Street East and within the area's old Victorian houses. Its height, material and detail are all in harmony and at ease. The unassuming simplicity is supported by its strong Art Deco character, blending gracefully into the tree-lined streets of Seaton and Ontario. is only a few blocks away, and the Bloor ramp to the DVP is just to the northeast.
Century Lofts is located at 365 Dundas Street East, on the south side of Dundas between Seaton and Ontario Streets. As far as downtown living and commuting goes, the building's location is incredibly convenient. The Dundas streetcar stop is located directly in front of the building. As well, Yonge Street, Bloor Street, The Gardiner Expressway, and The Don Valley Parkway are all about a kilometer (two minute drive) away.
Bonus Trivia: Michael Ondaatje wrote Divisadero while renting a unit in the building!
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Carlton Lofts – 185 Carlton Street
The Carlton Lofts were converted from a beautiful old mansion, the William Jamieson House, built sometime around 1860-1865, now designated a historical property due to the architectural significance of the Georgian Revival style of the home. With commercial space in the basement and on the main floor, the top of the home was divided in 1988 into only 4 very special and unique lofts.
All with rooftop terraces overlooking the beautiful tree-lined streets of old Cabbagetown, they are a special treat – and one of the only lofts in Cabbagetown. They are on two levels, some with exposed wooden rafters. With so few lofts in it, this is one of the more exclusive loft residences in Toronto.
I am lucky to have been involved in one of the rare sales in the building. One of the more unique buildings I have been in. It was designed heritage by the City in 1976 and is part of the Cabbagetown Northwest Heritage Conservation District, who says 185 Carlton is "one of the most improved and intact Georgian houses in the City".
When the house was built 150 years ago, it would have stood fairly alone on the street, as the flanking homes were not built until 1878 and 1892 (by Charles Chamberlin). He could not purchase the lot at 185, as the lumber dealer Jamieson's house was already there.
Jamieson probably from Scotland, though his family may have moved in the early 1800s, making him Toronto-born. From what I can dig up, it seems that his lumber business was operated out of 250 Front Street East, near Berkeley in the late 1800s. Though he and or his family may have run a dry goods store at 74 King Street East previously, in 1872.
Near the Carlton Lofts you will easily find friendly neighborhood pubs and high-quality cafes – and there is no shortage of entertainment in the area. Visit Allan Gardens for an amazing indoor botanical garden where rare tropical plants from all over the globe are grown. Or you could enjoy the outdoor flora, since the Riverdale Farm is not far away.
Right on the eastern edge of the core, you can walk to downtown. The College subway station is only a few blocks away, and the Bloor ramp to the DVP is just to the northeast.
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While it's too early to tell how far legs will carry Durango, it is clear that Black is becoming optimistic about his club's prospects in 2010.
"It's a balanced team," said Black of a roster that has legs in the likes of Cabrera, Gwynn and Durango; proven power in Gonzalez; and what Black sees as "developing power" in Venable, Blanks, Kouzmanoff and Chase Headley.
Plus, nine pitchers, starting with reliever-turned-starter Mujica, combined to allow only three earned runs Wednesday
The three starters in the Arizona series – Kevin Correia, Wade LeBlanc and Mujica – allowed five runs on 16 hits over 17 innings.
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Chad Kolarik had a great game last night for the Connecticut Whale, with a goal in each period as the Whale defeated the Norfolk Admirals by a score of 5-2. Kris Newbury notched a goal and an assist and Tommy Grant added a goal in the third period to finish off the Whale scoring. Marek Hrivik also had a big night, notching three assists. Ryan Bourque, Kelsey Tessier, and Christian Thomas also added assists. Cam Talbot made 29 saves. The game itself was extremely physical, and tempers boiled over when ex-Ranger/Whale John Mitchell boarded Matt Gilroy, receiving a two-minute boarding penalty in the process. Brandon Segal stood up for his teammate, and dropped the gloves with Mitchell. Segal wound up with an instigator and a ten-minute misconduct. Another altercation occurred at the end of the game, when Blake Parlett received a five minute charging major and a game misconduct. JT Miller also received a game misconduct for partaking in a secondary altercation following the charge. Co...
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(Associated Press Photo) Dean de Leo (from left), Scott Weiland, Robert De Leo and Eric Kretz pose before an April show in Los Angeles that served as a preview of their summer tour, which hits the AT&T Center on Friday. This seems to be my week for research — first Carlin, then STP. Since the […] [Read More]
Camila pre-concert meet 'n' greet
ON DECK: Los Temerarios return … A hot CD reissue Mexican pop supergroup-in-the-making Camila play Club Rio on Sunday night, but band members will be making a pre-concert pitstop to sign autographs, pose for pics and say hello to fans at Verizon Wireless Communications Store, 7635 N.W. Loop 410, on Sunday afternoon. Camila will be […] [Read More]
A star for Shakira
(Express-News File Photo) ON DECK: Los Temerarios return … A hot CD reissue The Orange County Register reports that hip-shaking superstar Sharkira is one of 25 celebrities who will have a star added to the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2009. A date has not yet been set for the ceremony, but whenever, wherever it […] [Read More]
Friday evening (6/20/08) in San Antonio
(Neesie Beal) Mark Rubin (l) and the Ridgetop Syncopators, George Carver (guitar, lap steel), Ricky Rees (bass) and Pops Bayless (ukulele) deliver the swing at Sam's. (Jim Beal Jr.) With the Ridgetop Syncopators, Mark Rubin trades the bass for the tenor guitar. In his hands, four strings are four strings. (Jim Beal Jr.) Singer, songwriter, […] [Read More]
Saturday: Sculpture symposium at Blue Star
(Photo Courtesy James Surls) James Surls' "Standing Vase with Five Flowers" Artist James Surls, whose large-scale metal sculptures have been on display for the past year at the San Antonio Botanical Gardens, will be part of the "Glenn Harper Texas Uprising Sculpture Symposium," which will be held from 2 to 5:30 p.m. Saturday (June 28) […] [Read More]
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(Courtesy) Detail of "La Dolorosa" by Cristóbal de Villalpando. Museo Alameda got caught with its curlers on today at a press preview for "Myth, Mortals and Immortality: Works from Museo Soumaya de México." Installation was far from complete for the show opening 6 p.m. June 25, making it in effect a press non-preview. What could […] [Read More]
New music: Thalia's baby
ON DECK: A star for Shakira … Los Temerarios return Here's a look at some of the new music being released today: •Pop star Thalia told the Associated Press that "Lunada" (EMI Latin), her first CD since 2005's "El Sexto Sendido," was conceived, in part, while she was pregnant with her daughter Sabrina and dreaming […] [Read More]
Chuck Ramirez recovering from surgery
(Photo Courtesy SAMA) Chuck Ramirez's "Dark Heart" San Antonio artist Chuck Ramirez underwent open-heart surgery this week to replace an enlarged aorta. Artist Nate Cassie said the surgery went well and Chuck is recovering fine. Ramirez's "Dark Heart" is slated to be part of David Rubin's "Chocolate: A Photography Exhibition" show this fall at SAMA. […] [Read More]
Wednesday: SAC lands "First Men on the Moon"
(Photo Courtesy San Antonio College) Robert T. McCall's "First Men on the Moon" San Antonio College is having a ceremony at 10 a.m. Wednesday (June 25) in the second floor atrium of the Chance Academic Center to celebrate the donation of Robert McCall's painting, "First Men on the Moon," by Broadway Bank and the Cheever […] [Read More]
Thursday: Southwest School & Blue Star open CAM shows
(Photo Courtesy Southwest School) Constance Lowe's ink blog cut out of felt.* For Contemporary Art Month, the Southwest School of Art & Craft is presenting "Equivocal Topographies," which has an opening reception from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday (June 26). Featured are Constance Lowe, a UTSA associate professor of art, and Beverly Penn, a professor […] [Read More]
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San Diego reading scores improve slightly
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Want your child to be a good reader? Here are a few tips:
• Before your children start school, read to them for 30 minutes every day. Ask them to find letters and words on the page, and talk with your children about the story.
• Have plenty of children's books in your home, and visit the library regularly. Let your kids pick out their own books.
• Set a good example by reading newspapers, magazines and books.
• Set up a reading area in your home. Keep books that interest your children in places where they can easily reach them.
• Ask your children to describe their daily events. Talking about their experiences makes children think about them. Giving detailed descriptions and telling complete stories also helps children learn about how stories are written and what the stories they read mean.
• Limit television time.
SOURCE: Reading Is Fundamental (rif.org)
San Diego's fourth- and eighth-graders made modest gains on a federal reading assessment administered in the nation's largest urban school districts, according to data released Thursday.
The "Nation's Report Card" shows results of reading tests taken by fourth- and eighth-graders last academic year in 18 big-city districts.
Administered by the National Assessment of Educational Progress, the tests gauge students on their ability to comprehend, interpret and evaluate various types of text — from poetry to nonfiction.
The average score for San Diego fourth-graders improved by 3 points to 213 from the 2007 assessment. That's above the average score of 210 for other large-city districts in 2009, but the overall national average was 220.
Although the jump in scores was deemed statistically insignificant by NAEP, 29 percent of San Diego fourth-graders scored at or above the proficient level in 2009, compared with the 25 percent who scored proficient or higher in 2007.
Among San Diego eighth-graders, 25 percent of students scored at or above proficient in 2009, up from the 23 percent who ranked proficient or better in 2007.
For local eighth-graders, the average score was 254 last year, two points higher than the average score of 252 for large cities and below the national average of 262. In 2007, the average eighth-grader's score was 250 on the same exam.
At least one expert believes the "relatively flat" performance may have something to do with the churn of superintendents in the San Diego Unified School District.
"San Diego has kind of been stuck. It hasn't been moving very much lately compared to some of the other urban districts like Atlanta, New York and District of Columbia," said David Gordon, a member of the governing board that steers the National Assessment of Educational Progress. "Improvements in reading have been made where there is consistent and stable leadership and focused professional development."
San Diego is searching for its fourth schools chief in less than five years, and the district has earned a reputation for fostering difficult relationships between its superintendents and school board.


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Nachtigal said the American Judges Association advocates similar personal precautions, and there often have been times when she took extra steps at work. "I have had cases where it has been identified to me that one party made threats against another party or had a propensity for acting out," she said. "I've asked for increased security in the courtroom in cases where the individual, because of the nature of the crime, required greater security."
The association surely will focus more closely on courthouse safety, she said, including how courts can prevent future incidents and who should have weapons in the courtroom. She noted that if an armed plainclothes officer were to try to intervene in a situation, it would be difficult for security to know if he or she were on their side.
In an incident such as the Atlanta shootings, the security measures in place did not prevent the suspect from overpowering a deputy and gaining a firearm. And not all courts have armed guards present.
Timm Fautsko, a Colorado court consultant who serves on the principal staff at the National Center for State Courts, said practices vary widely and are decided locally.
"There are two different opinions in terms of weapons in courtrooms," Fautsko said. "One philosophy, you want a marshal or bailiff or someone in a courtroom who is armed. A lot of judges say they do not want any weapons in their courtroom."
Jimmie Barrett, court security supervisor with the Arlington County, Va., sheriff's office and vice president of the Affiliated Court Officers and Deputies Association, said a key for protection is to assess what kinds of cases are on each day's dockets, though it's not an exact science.
"It's very subjective," he said. "It depends on each case. Obviously, with charges of capital murder, child molestations, rape, you know there are going to be sensitive issues. [With a] child custody or divorce case, it's harder to assess. You rely on attorneys."
Though they stressed that a full investigation into the Atlanta incident is needed, security experts said changes can be expected.
"Certainly, there are things that could have been done," said Harold Copus, a former FBI special agent who is president of Investigative Solutions Inc., an Atlanta security agency. "I'm sure when it's finished, all sorts of changes are going to have to occur, not only here in Atlanta but across the country.
"At a minimum, you'll see we have to have extra personnel and more screening," Copus added. "There's just no way we can allow [just] one deputy in a courtroom, especially in a criminal matter."
Mike Hodge, a retired secret service agent and former Marine who works with the security professionals group ASIS International, said officers might need more training on weapons retention, a key to courtroom safety.
"I do know that courthouses around the country do a very good job," Hodge said. "Unfortunately, this was just a very bad incident. These deputies are escorting folks every single day. It takes a lot to be completely aware at every moment."
In the meantime, cases will continue to be heard in courtrooms across the country, and judges will deal with security in their own ways.
"Some judges do take training and carry a weapon," Dressel said, "but I would say the vast, vast majority don't go to that measure to arm themselves."


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FINALLY! someone who's experiencing a problem similar to mine. well, it sounds similar, anyway. if you ever figure out what is causing it let me know.
i have an app that uses a GL screen in an xforms window. the first time it runs, the GL screen works fine, the second time and each time thereafter, until i restart X. i've run it on GeForce 2, 3, and 4s with RH 7.3 and 7.2. and several versions of X.
i spent days trying to find out what the problem was, and the only conclusion i got to was that when i downgraded to 1541, it worked. everything newer than that (2802, 2880, 2960, 3123) did the same thing.
it seemed no one else was having this trouble. i wonder if it might have something to do with the forms we use with the GL screens.
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8. Don't apply online, you won't get anywhere.
There are too many walls to cross and red flags to trigger when you apply online. "We build our application process to weed out candidates, and extract information like previous salary to use against them," our source says. "Applying online is a losing game."
Once you find an open position online, don't apply. Instead, do some online stalking of the company's website and LinkedIn to find out who you might know there—or to find another way in. Namely, a human, rather than a blind "submit your application" form. Then, send your résumé to that contact directly and say you heard about this opening—and are interested in any roles that match that particular criteria.
"I was interviewing candidates and narrowed it down to my top three. Then the Creative Director sends me a résumé she received via email," says one hiring manager we spoke to. "What was I going to do? I had to bring her in for an interview. We ended up hiring that candidate."
9. That hot guy you added on Facebook last week? Yeah, that was me.
We've heard for years how important protecting your online image can be and that companies may try to search for you before making a hiring decision. What we haven't heard are some of the ways they'll get you to open up your social media profile.
"I'll add several of her friends, so we have several friends in common, and then I'll add her," one hiring manager told us. "I now have access to her profile, wall posts, status updates and even those photos from her trip to Cancun she thought were private."
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Take an honest look at your résumé. If it isn't easy to scan for highlights, it's not going to get you callbacks. One hiring manager at a technology company writes:
If I have to spend more than 30 seconds finding out what you have accomplished, forget it … Likely, I will ignore the whole thing, write down in my notes "poor communicator," and move on … If you can't nail it in one sentence, do I really want to look forward to your rambling emails every day?
To craft a great résumé, tailor it to my job posting. If I have a skill set in there like "Windows Administration," make sure you have at least one bullet point talking about … that skill.
If it's a job you really care about, you should have multiple people read over your application. It should be clear, concise and tailored specifically to the job you want.
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Oh I am all the way up in the Daytona area, Palm Coast. I doubt you will want to drive all the way up to me for a simple exhaust job, but if you do I cannot do it anytime this month because I am out of the state on some business and won't be back until March 19th. I will PM you anyways just incase you do decide to take a ride up or if you end up down the road needing some serious repairs or modifications. I been thinking about making a Daytona area Ram club because their are plenty of them but not serving Daytona, we have Ocala and I think Miami, Tampa, but no Daytona, atleast not that I am aware of.
Snrusnak though, who is in your area, can weld up the exhaust for you, he so graciously offered to do so. I personally don't like to weld the entire exhaust, I prefer clamps because if you ever have to take apart the exhaust, for whatever reason it may be, it is just easier to remove clamps and rusted pipes then cut out pipes or grind down welds. I remember when I had to do my rear main seal, had to move the exhaust a little to get the oil pan out.
But those parts you listed from autozone are perfect. Their are always better options but unless you have rebuilt the engine, than there isn't much a reason to go and blow big bucks. Exhaust systems and intake manifolds are really designed around the cam and valve train, it is a good idea though to always have an exhaust system that flows a minimum of 3 times the intake because of waste products, but the idea is to keep pressure low and velocity high, exhaust systems are very tricky to tune without some sort of flow modeling, it's all physics. The only place where you want to have a higher pressure (slow down the gases) is in the collector area for the O2 sensor, and the collector area is almost always smaller than the total combined area of the headpipes, and for a good reason, back pressure is good in a sense because gas always flows from a high pressure system to a low pressure system, because of this it helps to create that scavenging effect and also helps with the expelling of gases from the exhaust system.
Oh, if you do get headers sometime in the future, I like hedman, they are decent and inexpensive. Hookers are good headers but that are typically more expensive.
That is true. I want him to keep me posted in a month or two when he is available. I dont know enough about welding vs clamps. I looked under my truck and it all looks welded to me. lol.
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Want to do something refreshing? Want to get noticed? Want to stand out? Turns out, one of the most radical, off-the-wall strategies out there involves representing yourself accurately.Wall Street receives hundreds of applications for interns every year. Each applicant "pumps up" his resume, padding his experience, beefing up his titles, and piling on his work experiences. When you have a world full of supermen, what's special about another person leaping a tall building?What is special i … [Read more...]
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I've blogged in the past about being careful to not make our children deal with images from our past that could hurt them. If our transgressions screw-ups have been removed from us as far as the east is from the west, we must be very careful about dredging them up and making others think about them, especially our children.But...that being said, parents who walk by grace will regularly share their neediness for the help of God with their children. One of the great goals of p … [Read more...]
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It's strange what I remember from my childhood, and what I've forgotten. For example, I can't remember a single birthday party from before I was six…but I can remember a commercial for women's deodorant (Dry Idea, I believe) that ended with the phrase, "Never let them see you sweat.""Never let them see you sweat"—this seems to be the mantra of many parents. A friend told me, "I want my son to grow up to see me as a someone who never lets people down. I don't ever want him to see me fail." … [Read more...]


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The Duo Boutique Hotel is located on a quiet street in the safe Embassy District, which is part of the exclusive San Isidro neighborhood, a mostly residential and commercial area south of Lima Centro, the capital's historic district. There's nothing within walking distance but the Lima Golf Club and a few beautiful embassies.
San Isidro is home to many upscale hotels, and is popular for its shopping malls and the quality golf club with views of the Lima skyline. It is mainly residential (especially the area around the Embassy District, located between the ocean and the Lima Golf Club), and generally safe, but visitors don't usually spend too much time here -- they mostly stop (or drive) by on their way to Lima's historic district from Miraflores, the real draw in the capital city.
The 20-room Duo Hotel, located in quiet and safe Embassy District in the exclusive neighborhood of San Isidro, is one of the city's more modern boutique options. It has a pleasant (but small) dipping pool and sundeck in the courtyard, a solid bistro on-site, and freebies such as Wi-Fi and breakfast buffet. Spacious and bright rooms have high-tech amenities and contemporary decor with pops of color. But the hotel is not within walking distance of any major tourist sights, and bathrooms need an update.
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Hello, this is my first post here, I hope it proves fruitfull
I have a PNY GeForce 6200 agp video card. It has dual monitor out, plus a TV out.
I am using the latest drivers in an Ubuntu environment (the latest Ubuntu with all updates).
I use dual monitor setup as a norm, a 21 inch NEC and a 19 inch MAG. I am using them as separate x-screens, I don't like how twinview spans the background out over the 2 monitors or how maximizing an app in twinview opens it up over the 2 monitors.
In order to switch my setup (from "NEC[1] + MAG[2]" to "NEC[1] + TV[2]") I have to power off the MAG and turn on the TV and restart X (ctrl+alt+backspace). This works fine every time, but I have to restart any of my programs, and that is a headache.
here is a link to my post in UbuntuForums regarding how to set this up
as you can see there I used the nvidia-xconfig utility to handle everything excepting adding the tv to the x config file.
I would like to know how to switch between the MAG[2] and the TV[2] without having to restart X. I would also like to know if it is possable to utilize all the screens (NEC[1] + MAG[2] + TV[3]) all at the same time on the same card???
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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