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Canon is just another word for opinion.
No, it has nothing to do with opinion. The biggest mistake people make in their interpretation of the word is thinking that it has anything to do with opinion or authority or rightness or realness. It just means the original, core body of work as distinct from derivative works by outside creators. It's not supposed to be a value judgment or a dictatorial command. It's not supposed to mean absolute consistency or inviolate truth, because any long-running canon contradicts itself plenty.
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being told by the original creators or their direct inheritors -- a story that, like any work of fiction, is subject to error or intentional revisionism as it continues to be told. Sure, other stories by other creators won't necessarily be acknowledged by that core story, and might not be consistent with it in every respect, but so what? They're all just stories made up for our entertainment. And we can enjoy them as stories and be interested in the ideas they contain.
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Jim Rimmer (1934-2010) was a keystone in the letterpress and private press scene that has flourished in Vancouver since the 1980s. Trained as a commercial compositor in the 1950s, his natural artistic talents and mechanical skills led him to a career as a graphic artist, printer, and perhaps most significantly, type designer and caster. He helped Gerald Giampa (Cobblestone Press) learn the basics of Monotype casting in the 1970s, and was type director of the Lanston Monotype Co. during its time in Vancouver. In addition to numerous digital fonts, Jim designed, engraved and cast more than half a dozen fonts in metal. In 2004 he completed the first engraving and casting of Carl Dair's Cartier face in metal. Digital versions of his types are available from P22.A large archive of material from the last decade of Jim's work is held by the Special Collections Library at Simon Fraser University in Burnaby, B.C. In the fall of 2006 an evening celebrating Jim's work and career - dubbed Rimmerfest - was organized at SFU. A DVD of the evening was issued by the university.
In addition to printing numerous broadsides and books for other publishers over the past 25 years (most notably Jim MacIntosh's Colophon Books), Jim's Pie Tree Press published limited editions four major books. All four featured his bold and distinctive multi-color linocuts, and the last two were set in types designed, cut and cast by Jim:SHADOW RIVER. Selected Poems of Pauline Johnson. (1997, folio, 18 pp.) This book was initially conceived as a project for a class Jim was teaching at a local community college, but it proved too much for the students so Jim completed it on his own. The book was set by hand and printed on Arches Cover. It featured 10 tipped-in color linocuts. Jim bound the book in quarter split hide (suede) with printed papers over boards. A subsequent hors de commerce issue, identical to the first except for being completely reset in Centaur, was printed by Jim 1999, for distribution to family and friends. A CHRISTMAS CAROL. (1998, 4to, 118 pp.) Set in Caslon on Jim's Monotype caster, with Goudy Lombardic Initials and Goudy Text for display. Printed on Mohawk Vellum in an edition of 100 numbered bound in quarter cloth with printed paper over boards; and 26 lettered copies half bound in leather. All binding was done by Jim. LEAVES FROM THE PIE TREE. (2006, folio, 70 pp.) Part autobiography, part sample book, this perhaps is the work that best captures the spirit and breadth of Jim's endeavors. Set by hand in Quill, a face he designed, cut and cast. Printed on Arches Cover, with numerous illustrated pages, several printed on Japanese papers, and a photo-essay (printed offset) illustrating Jim's process for creating a new type in metal. Edition of 40 copies. (There also were 10 copies issued through P22, with the P22 device added to the title page, available only with the purchase of Jim's full digital font library.) TOM SAWYER. (2009, folio.) Printed in Hannibal, a type created by Jim and used for the first time here, cast from matrices compatible for use on his Monotype caster. Printed on Arches Cover in an edition of 75 copies, of which 25 were for private distribution, quarter bound by Jim. Some copies may be available from Jim's family, who can be contacted at the number below.
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Today was really great, and really crappy/bizarre at the same time. There were wonderful moments and awful moments. Such a weird day. Had a great day at school with my kids. We started learning the letter W and how to write our names. They were SO EXCITED about this. some of my kids started finding W's in the room at lunchtime and were just so excited. It was really neat to see that knowledge just click for them, like, "Hey! That's a LETTER right there! And I know what it IS!" One little girl filled up two whole pages of her name; she was so proud of herself. Her parents came in while she was writing her name over and over and they made such a big deal about it. She was just so cute.
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So Husband and I cleaned up the kitchen and then he took her to Girl Scouts. I started working on this Memory Game I'm making for my kids at school. I took pictures of all of them and printed two of each out. I glued the pictures to index cards and I'm going to laminate them tomorrow. This will be a fun way for the kids to learn each other's names and also it will just be good for improving their cognition skills. Then I went to pick Daughter up from Girl Scouts so Husband could watch his show (which he only has a couple of). I came back and took a long hot shower and let the massaging jets beat on my neck and upper back. They're pretty stiff and sore from me banging my head. I might have to make a chiropractor appointment.
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Healthcare and agriculture top the agenda for Club 20's spring meeting this weekend.
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Club 20 begins again at 8 a.m. Saturday at the Two Rivers Convention Center in Grand Junction. The educational program will feature numerous speakers focusing on the value of agriculture to Western Colorado.
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Pretty popular in Japan, electric bikes never cease to amaze, and Sanyo's latest Eneloop Bike a must!
Not only does it feature the most amazing battery technology ever, Eneloop Technology, providing a cruising range of 100km (automatic mode) with a 25.2V 5.7Ah self charging (Loop Charge Function) battery. With its two-wheel drive system (rear wheels powered by the rider, the front wheel by motorized power), the Eneloop bike provides a safe, stable ride.
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Technical aspects: 26-inch wheels, 250 watt motor, three speeds, and three assist modes (Standard / Power-Up / Auto). The electric assistance increases for speeds between 0 and 15km / h, then is reduced for speeds between 15km / h and 24km / h.
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Ar is dedicated to cultivating emerging professionalism and career readiness in Mannes, Jazz, Drama, BAFA, and NSPE students. With more than 20 years of higher education administration experience - as a former associate director of career development and assistant director of alumni affairs at Manhattan School of Music - she has helped thousands of students and alumni develop successful careers. Ar is a musician and songwriter whose music has been featured on the BET and A&E TV networks; she has produced two internationally distributed original CDs and holds a degree in jazz performance from New York University.
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Here's a fun little way to bring your love for conversation hearts into your Valentine's Day decor, Project Life pages, or you could send them in Valentines in the mail. At the bottom of this post, you'll find a download for 31 different cutting files to make your own conversation heart cut outs at home.
Here's how I'm using them in my Valentine's Day decor.
Guess what?! I have a pink rotary phone! I wish I could say it's the real deal, but it's not. I spray painted it pink.
You see, whenever I swing by the thrift store, I always look for rotary phones. I love them. They are so fun to find, because 'the phone' truly has changed so much in the last 50 years.
We currently have a white rotary phone that works great and it was in perfect shape when I found it, but I've always hoped I'd find a pink one (a girl can dream). Well, I recently found this one, only when I found it, it was filthy! I really wish I had a before picture to show you just how bad it looked, but I don't. It was white like the first one I found, only this one had really yellowed in the sun. It was covered in big informational type emergency stickers, and the telephone cord was filthy! !!
Whenever I find something this dirty, I'm so quick to clean it up right when I get home, that I forget to take before pictures. I took the phone apart after we figured out that it wasn't in working condition (which is okay, I really didn't care if it worked…I only paid $3 for it). Once I had all the plastic pieces clean and dry, I got it all ready to spray paint pink. We left the center circle the original white so that I wouldn't lose the cute numbers, or mess with the rotary feature of it.
For now it's part of the Valentine's Day vignette, but soon it will probably be a play toy.
Here are some of my favorite of the 31 different conversation hearts in the download. We had fun coming up with a few of them…"amazeballs" and "adorbs" make me giggle. There are so many fun things you could do with all these fun hearts. You can add them to your decor, sew them together into a garland or just use them as little love notes.
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Mike Scioscia and Angels Win Battle: Los Angeles
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It was classic Mike Scioscia small ball (with a 5th inning Torii Hunter two-run smash thrown in for good measure), and as I gazed at the "3 Million Fans/8 Straight Years" banner in centerfield, this thought hit me:
What coulda been if the Doyers had followed the Tommy Lasorda plan.
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|Mike Scioscia relishes beating his old ballclub (again) at the Big A last night.
But, after retiring as a player in 1992 and spending the next several years coaching and managing in the Dodgers' minor league system, ownership went a different direction. In 1999, Davey Johnson was named manager with the Dodgers. Scioscia signed on with the Angels the following season. Anaheim's gain has been Los Angeles' loss ever since.
The Dodgers, once known for keeping managers for decades (Lasorda, who skippered the team for 20 years, succeeded Walter Alston, who was at the helm for 22 years), have been led by Johnson, Jim Tracy, Grady Little, Joe Torre and now Don Mattingly during the seasons Scioscia has led the Halos.
Imagine all the inside stories Vin Scully would have been sharing with viewers and listeners about Scioscia the player and manager all those seasons? You'd definitely be hearing more Vinny because during that time, the Angels have won 38 more games, two more division titles (five to three) and one more World Series championship (one to zero wins or appearances).
You want heavy lifting: the World Series rings came after the Angels, as a second-place wild card team, had to play more playoff games. And that magical 2002 campaign was preceded by a league-worst 75-87 record and followed by another 77-85 stinker.
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The show they put on last night in front of 27,779 fans at the Big A--which was filled with more red shirts than blues, although Dodger fans did manage a couple loud cheers along the way--was classic Scioscia, filled with strong pitching, strong defense, run-and-hit attempts and movement on the base paths (albeit reckless at times; the Angels could have scored more runs if Hunter and Howie Kendrick were not thrown out on their attempts). All that was missing was an Angel on third being squeezed home.
Still, the run production the Angels did get, coupled with starter Scott Kazmir and his relieving corps frustrating Dodger bats, was all that was needed in this Battle: Los Angeles. The host of the post-game show on KLAA (AM 830) put it best during the drive home: "There are a lot disappointed people with neck tattoos and blue shirts leaving Angels Stadium right now."
The seven players the Angels left on base (versus the Dodgers' four) show LAA of A could use another bat or three. Thankfully, Kendrys Morales has been cleared to play ball and, hopefully, Vernon Wells will get healthy soon. As long as those arms hold up in the meantime, the Angels should be fine.
Steady Mike Scioscia always makes sure of it.
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Twitter and Vivian Schiller announced Thursday that she would be the service's head of news.
Excited to join @Twitter as Head of News in January. Leaving @NBCNews at year's end. Grateful to my beloved colleagues for 2+ great years.
— Vivian Schiller (@VivianSchiller) October 24, 2013
We're thrilled to announce @VivianSchiller is joining the team as Twitter's new Head of News Partnerships. She starts in January!
— Twitter for News (@TwitterForNews) October 24, 2013
The question of who would land in the job has fascinated media people for months. In early October, AllThingsD's Mike Isaac and Kara Swisher said Schiller was "a lock" for the job.
Schiller was NPR's CEO until a series of controversies derailed her job. She was most recently at NBC News as its chief digital officer.
Schiller's job will be, in part, "to suggest improvements to Twitter's service that will support journalists," Brian Stelter reports.
Twitter "has been on the hunt for an experienced newsperson to fill the position for many months, searching for someone familiar with the media landscape who would act as a liaison between news agencies and the San Francisco microblogging service," Isaac and Swisher wrote.
So what might a head of news do for Twitter? Twitter is not doing saying a lot in public as it prepares for its IPO. But one clue might be the company's forays into the television business, which have stressed how Twitter can complement existing businesses. ABC, for instance, has moved away from making its own "second screen" apps.
Twitter has developed technology that figures out what shows people tweet about, for instance, and then directs ads to them.
The company also announced a feature called See It that lets Twitter users record or watch shows networks post about.
Other networks have joined Twitter's Amplify program, which sells pre-roll ads in video clips distributed via Twitter.
One recent study estimated that 60 percent of the world's journalists are on Twitter. Maybe Schiller will be more in touch with their employers, helping publishers figure out what they can do with the service.


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NEWS ITEM: "A study of archaeological remains at a site where Neanderthals lived up to 100,000 years ago has shown that they carefully organized their shelters," the British newspaper The Telegraph reported. "Activities like butchering animals, making tools and social gatherings were all conducted in different areas of the cave. It suggests that rather than being messy primitives, Neanderthals were remarkably house proud in a way that will seem familiar to modern humans."
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NARRATOR: Welcome to House Hunters and Gatherers. Og and Heather are newlyweds -- well, not really, but they have recently mated -- and they are hunting for their first cave, a home to call their own. Currently, they are living in a thicket, huddling in the bushes. While it is cozy, they have quickly outgrown the space and Heather has been concerned ever since a herd of wild boar trampled the bush that had served as the guest bedroom. They are looking for a nice cave in a good neighborhood, close to schools and far from roving bands of early humans who hunt them like animals. Guiding them in their search is their real estate agent, Traci.
TRACI: Og and Heather have some very specific needs in a home, mostly that it isn't in a thicket and will provide some protection from wild boars and early humans, not to mention sabre-tooth tigers and those big elephant-looking things, whatever they're called.
HEATHER: The thicket has served us well. But it's time for us to have a space we can call our own, one that we decorate to match our tastes and one that has plenty of room for entertaining. We love to entertain and have friends over for cookouts. And Og needs to have a home office. We're anxious to see what Traci has in mind for us.
OG: (Grunts.)
NARRATOR: The first home is a fixer-upper in a desirable neighborhood, conveniently located close to local watering holes and hunting grounds. It is also priced well below Og and Heather's budget of $750,000.
TRACI: This is a very nice split-level cave that could use some updating. It's a great neighborhood for kids. It's been days since the last time a pack of wolves ate a child. I think you can see the possibilities.
HEATHER: It is roomy. But it seems kind of dark in here.
TRACI: Well, it is a cave. And once you get a nice fire going in here, maybe some nice cave paintings, it'll brighten up.
HEATHER: Og's good with fire. Isn't that right, honey?
OG: Fire good.
TRACI: Here we have the kitchen area. It definitely could use some updating. But it comes in under your budget and you would have some leeway when it comes to a renovation budget. Isn't that a cute breakfast nook?
HEATHER: That is nice. But seriously, 10,000 years ago called. It wants its kitchen back. This would take some serious work. Right, Og?
OG: Og want.
TRACI: Well, Og, before we get too carried away, we do have other properties to look at.
NARRATOR: Next on Traci's list is a cave that just came on the market. It is in a less desirable location, known to the locals as Vulture Gulch, and is not as roomy as the first property. But is in good condition and wouldn't require much in the way of renovation.
TRACI: Oh my, look at this place. This is a very nice entryway. Very airy. And it gives way to a roomy living area.
HEATHER: It is pretty nice. But I'm concerned.
TRACI: About?
HEATHER: I mean, those cave paintings will have to go. They look like they were painted by blind children with Parkinson's. Is that supposed to be a tiger? I mean, what is that? And what's with the stick figures? Please. Seriously, that's a problem.
OG: Og hungry.
HEATHER: Here, have a granola bar. (To Traci) He gets a little grumpy when he's hungry.
(Og snatches a bat from the caves ceiling and bites its head off.)
HEATHER: Og, you just can't go into somebody's cave and eat their bats. Really.
NARRATOR: Moving on, Traci is showing Og and Heather a cave in an upcoming neighborhood.
TRACI: I think you're going to really like this place. It has everything you've been looking for.
HEATHER: Wow. Look at those stalagmites. Or are they stalactites? I always get them confused.
OG: Og want woman.
HEATHER: Now, honey, let's keep it under control. Plenty of room for entertaining. We could have my parents over for drinks all the time. Wouldn't that be nice, Og?
OG: Og angry.
HEATHER: Oh, honey, have another bat, you'll feel better.
TRACI: And here's the animal slaughtering area.
HEATHER: That's just perfect. Not too much in the way of blood stains. I can see Og in this space, dismembering a monkey for dinner. What do you think, Og?
OG: Og only pawn in game of life.
NARRATOR: Which house will it be? The fixer-upper in the good neighborhood? The one with the terrible cave paintings? Or the roomy cave with stalagmites and stalactites in an up-and-coming neighborhood? I'd love to tell you but before they could make a decision, Og and Heather were trampled by a herd of big elephant-looking things, whatever they're called.


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(do you have whiplash yet from the ever-changing tone of these posts? from jaunty cocktail names to dead-serious topics in a flash. buckle up, buttercup!)
I wanted to write about a new therapy that I've just started with E. It's called EMDR, and it's based on the well-established rapid-eye-movement therapies used for people with PTSD. The work is based on the theory that children can (and do) have pre-verbal trauma, which is not really conducive to treatment with traditional therapies – either because the children are not capable of verbalizing what happened to them, or they do not have clear conscious memory of it. Anyway, it uses alternating bilateral stimulation (in E's case, little buzzers that she holds in each hand – which she loves – or a therapist simply tapping on her feet).
This stimulation has the effect, when administered coincident with the child thinking or talking about feeling safe and attached, of retraining the brain. Instead of the old neural pathways which associate feelings of attachment with fear and abandonment (whether conscious or – more likely – not), the brain is somehow stimulated to re-route and create new pathways.
I can't say I understand the science of it all, though there is a book out on the topic, which is helpful. Dr. Joan Lovett, the author of that book, is the pediatrician who is treating E. And she is now working on a new book, specifically about using this therapy with internationally-adopted children.
Children who have been helped by EMDR often present with a spectrum of behaviors that look a lot like ADHD, ADD, ODD and Attachment Disorder. Certainly when I described E's volatility, sensitivity, controlling and often oppositional behavior, independence, and hyperactivity, Dr. Lovett was decidedly nonplussed. And said it was all extremely consistent with other internationally-adopted children she has treated. Not all kids she's treated have dramatically improved, but some have. And so we are giving it a shot.
We have seen her only 4 or 5 times, but I can already tell this is powerful stuff. E doesn't show a clear upward trajectory – as Dr. Lovett warned, the results of this therapy often include big steps back on the way to and intermittently during, the forward progress. But after one recent session, E fell asleep in the car and slept for 14 hours straight. She has never in her entire life – even as a baby – slept like that.
Her brain is definitely working on something big here and I'm not-so-cautiously excited about it.


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A nickname given to somebody who asks too many questions.
Wow, that kid is such an "agar."
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A puss-ridden aggressive form of ugliness, usually found in ugly people, that causes instant gagging on the part of the viewer.
Occassionally the cause of flajibillinitis.
Occassionally the cause of flajibillinitis.
That girl's got an horrible agar.
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The barriers Hispanic farmers face in starting and expanding farming operations in the United States includes the lingering effects of past government discrimination, current marketing and use of information, and their own agricultural traditions. Both the government and the farmers see the need for improvement, but reaching the end goal is a challenge. NET News and Harvest Public Media reporter Clay Masters reports and produces "Hispanic Farmers on Broken Ground." The television documentary features Nebraska Hispanic farm owners, the author of a report on the current state of Hispanic farm ownership in the state, Hispanic students involved in a youth farming organization, as well as U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack. The documentary aims to examine the obstacles currently facing Hispanic farmers in the Midwest and across the country, as well as look ahead to possible solutions for the future.
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Red Bay beats Phil Campbell in close area gamePublished 6:00am Wednesday, April 4, 2012
RED BAY — If the Red Bay Tigers sweep the Phil Campbell Bobcats in the series, they will have a solid chance at taking the driver's seat in the area.
Red Bay took one step towards that goal Monday evening by defeating the Bobcats 7-5 at home.
"It is always a good game between us," Red Bay head coach Donnie Hastings said. "We do well when we have our pitching set. Our defense did well, and we got some timely hitting. This is definitely a big win for us."
Neither team wasted any time putting runs on the board in the game.
Phil Campbell started off in the top of the first with singles by Austin Jones and Cameron Harris.
Craig Saint gave the Bobcats an early lead with a two-RBI single to right field.
Red Bay scored a run of its own in the bottom of the inning.
Austin Malone hit a single followed by a hit by Austin Thorn. Two wild throws allowed Malone to score.
The Tigers tied the game in the bottom of the second with one swing of the bat by Ethan Bolton. He got every possible piece of a pitch from Phil Campbell's Jones and went yard over the right center field wall, hitting the roof of a red pickup truck in the process.
The Bobcats regained the lead in the top of the third when Brock Malone brought a run in followed by another run on an error.
The Tigers narrowed the gap in the bottom of the inning when Austin Thorn brought in Matt Montgomery on an RBI single.
The Bobcats had a chance to extend its lead in the top of the fifth after Saint hit a stand-up triple, but Phil Campbell was unable to capitalize.
Red Bay had a big inning in the bottom of the sixth, allowing them to take the lead. Austin Milam was able to touch home after a groundball from Nick Thorn led to a wild throw. Tyler Hastings then scored Blanton by ripping a single to shallow center field.
Malone scored Nick Thorn and Tyler Hastings on a two-RBI single to shallow center to set the Tigers lead at 7-4.
Phil Campbell mounted a comeback in the top of the seventh. Jones and Harris both reached base on walks. Brock Malone then advanced the runners on a fielder's choice. A walk by Saint loaded the bases, and Justin Knight brought in Jones on an RBI single.
"Phil Campbell is good at making big plays," Donnie Hastings said."
Red Bay ended the comeback attempt after that, giving them the 7-5 win.
"A couple of times we had the bases loaded and hit the ball right to a fielder," Phil Campbell head coach Darren Welborn said. "We made two critical errors in the bottom of the sixth. Red Bay has a good team."
Austin Malone picked up the win for Red Bay. He pitched all seven innings, giving up five runs off seven hits with three strikeouts and six walks.


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SAM HALL By Johnny Cash
Transcribed by Toon Spin
This is an early Johnny Cash song that got released on his last album. I just figured out the chords, other more proficient guitarists can figure out the rest. ;) I just put the chords to the first verse as it's all pretty much the same for the rest of the song.
C Well, my name it is Sam Hall, Sam Hall
C G Yes, my name it is Sam Hall, it is Sam Hall


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I'm going to the beach for a few days and I really wish I was taking this Amy Butler beach towel with me! (Thanks to design*sponge for the tip.)
I think I must be having an orange crush lately because I keep running out and buying little orange accessories. Here's a sampling of my juicy-sweet faves that I've either bought or have my eye on.
1.square dish 2.mug 3.my own knobs 4.monogram candle 5.business card holder 6.Hello print 7.rice bowl 8.pillow cover


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We live in a culture where minorities aren't well-represented, if represented at all, by mainstream media. Film and television are dominated by primarily white, usually male, lead characters. When minorities are presented they usually act as tokens or sidekicks to their caucasian counterparts.
My name is Cherith Simmons. I'm a female African-American/Filipino director. It is my goal as a filmmaker to make substantial films with intriguing ethnic central characters and to do so by presenting culture without stereotypes.
I'm asking for your help in getting a voice heard that seems to be, for the most part, silent in mainstream cinema and television. Thank you so much for taking the time to read our campaign.
The short film is a semi-autobiographical story about a middle class multi-racial family in San Fernando Valley, CA. This vignette brings us into a day of this family's life as the audience witnesses the intricate dynamics of the household, told through the perspective of the youngest daughter, Laila.
Where will your money be going?
Camera Equipment - $500
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Crafty/Meals - $300
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If you have any questions regarding our campaign at all or just want to say hello, feel free to email us.
Director/Writer - Cherith Simmons
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By Jeff Borzello
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – When discussing the top players in the class of 2012, Brandon Ashley is not always mentioned in the case for No. 1.
Ashley takes offense to that.
"I definitely feel like I belong in the top five," he said. "I know I'm just as good or better. My skill level is not an issue. I just have to play harder, play more consistently."
The 6-foot-9 forward from Bishop O'Dowd (Calif.) certainly made his case at the NBPA Top 100 camp last week. Ashley showed off his all-around skills, scoring with his back to the basket and knocking down face-up jumpers. He ran the floor better than most big men, and also handled the ball and passed well for someone his size.
Ashley's potential is through the roof, and when he brings maximum effort, he is tough to contain.
"I'm trying to become an all-around better player, an inside-outside player," he said.
Ashley has plenty of suitors at this point, but said he is ready to cut down his list in the near future. For now, though, it seems a number of colleges have a shot at him.
"I'm wide-open, but a lot of the same schools [are involved]," Ashley said. "The Pac-10, the SEC, Kansas, schools like that. Everyone is coming at me the hardest."
In addition to the entire Pac-10 and Kansas, Wake Forest, Texas, Georgia Tech, Ohio State, Connecticut and others are also recruiting him.
One school mentioned in association with Ashley in the past has been Kentucky, but he said the Wildcats' pursuit has tailed off.
"They've sent me a few emails, but that's it," he said.
When Ashley does make a decision, which doesn't look like any time soon, he is looking for a school that already has established talent on the roster.
"I want to go to a place where I'm surrounded by good players, with a good coaching staff," he said.
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Woodstock Times
Letters to the Editor - June 30, 2011
Last Saturday the Woodstock History Kids Club, an ongoing program of the Historical Society of Woodstock, presented a wonderful program titled Talking Houses. As part of the program local school children selected and researched the history and the stories of a number of buildings in town. As I listened to their presentations, I was reminded that our buildings have their own tales to tell and that they are integral part of what makes Woodstock, well...Woodstock. I want to thank the members of the club for all the hard work they put in researching and uncovering the history behind our structural landscape. I also want to thank Jill Olesker for her work leading the program. Her continued efforts towards instilling in young Woodstockers a sense of history and a respect for our past is a reminder that the responsibility for our local history is one that falls to all of us.
As Woodstock debates the fate of Town Hall (don't sell); as what remains of Meads Mountain House is soon to become a memory, the messages of the children last Saturday seemed to hit home even harder. When buildings are no more or are altered beyond what they once were, our town is also altered. Imagine the additional stories club members might have uncovered if the old Longyear House, or the once proud Woodstock Hotel still stood. It matters not whether they meet the strict criteria for inclusion on the state or federal list of historic structures, rather, it concerns what each building brings, in its own unique way, to that which we call Woodstock. To some, they may be nothing more than an assortment of lumber and/or bricks, but, as the members of the Woodstock Kids History Club reminded us last Saturday, each building has a story to tell, stories that, when woven together, help form the foundation that is our shared history.
Richard Heppner,
Town Historian
This past weekend the Historical Society of Woodstock presented the "Talking Houses" project. Local kids in the recently formed Kids History club chose buildings in town that fascinated them. They researched the history, wrote narratives and created large cardboard replicas of the buildings. Many of the buildings were from the late 1800's to the early 1900's!
On Saturday, it all came together in a performance for the public at the Eames House on the Comeau property. I would like thank the children Adam, Carmen, Helen, James, Raphael and Kelly for their tireless work on this project! I would also like to thank the many adults that helped us bring this project to fruition.
Those are Linda Schultz for art instruction, Amy Raff, director of the Woodstock Library for helping us explore the Woodstock Collection, Mark Plate the town assessor and his office for helping find information, the Ulster County records and tax records staff, Janine and John Mower, Tim at Tinker Toys Too, Maria at Maria's Bazaar and Gladys Plate for interviews, Catskill Art Supply, and Russell Richardson for videotaping. A huge thanks goes to JoAnn Margolis, archivist at the Historical Society for her help finding facts and her constant collaboration on the project.
And as always, thanks to the parents of the kids in the History Club for their enthusiasm and flexibility and the Historical Society for their support and encouragement.
Talking Houses is part of the recently formed ongoing series of programming for children which includes a Victory Garden and our exciting new summer program both of which are at the Eames House on the Comeau property: Three days of workshops called "Our Local History's Story" July 25, 26, and 27th. The three days are themed Embracing The Land: What Indigenous cultures can teach us; Hearing Woodstock's Story: Oral History and Science; and Artists and Nature: Artists who lived here, nature and art. Children will be going out into the community as part of these workshops.
Thanks again for the community participation in Talking Houses, both those that helped make this happen and to the many people that came out to see and hear what we found.
Jill Olesker, Coordinator of children's programs


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Running in the school's annual home meet Saturday, Wyatt Gardner and the Liberty Union boys cross country team certainly looked comfortable.
Gardner - who transferred from Canal Winchester at the start of the season won in 16:32, a full 34 seconds ahead of second place and the Lions placed four runners in the top eight to win the team meet.
"Considering where I was last year, having the home meet and winning it for my team, that makes it feel more like home," Gardner said. ...


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"The biggest issue I'm worried about is jobs and how it's going to affect the economy in the region," said George Riley, Four Corners area agent for the Plumber and Pipefitters Local Union 412.
Public Service Company of New Mexico, primary owner of San Juan Generating Station, filed documents with the Public Regulatory Commission seeking permission to proceed with a plan that would close two of four units at the coal-fired power station.
"We recognize that a two-unit shutdown at San Juan will have an economic impact. We are working to minimize that impact, and have made a commitment not to lay off SJGS employees as a result of the plant retirement," stated Valerie Smith, PNM spokeswoman, in an email.
San Juan Generating Station employs nearly 400 people.
Riley said as many as 300 people could be working for different companies contracted by the power plant at various times, but he estimates about 50 are currently working.
Smith said the need for workers at the power plant varies according to the needs of the power plant.
"Regarding contractors, third-party work at San Juan is cyclical by its very nature," Smith wrote. "During large projects such as plant outages for maintenance, we may have dozens of contract workers on site, but during non-outage windows, there may be limited contract work that is ongoing. That's one-reason we use contractors for this type of cyclical work instead of full-time positions. We do anticipate that contractor work would be reduced on an ongoing basis as we move to two units instead of four."
But Smith added that the power plant will be expecting to create jobs when they begin to install the emission reducing technology and as the power plant begins to build the natural gas units.
Even though the plant plans to shut down two units and lose about 340 megawatts, PNM has plans to build a 177 megawatt natural-gas power facility to be used during times of peak demand, and to build a 40-megawatt solar facility.
PNM officials have stated the installation of emission controls would cost between $60 to $80 million.
Riley said the jobs created by the emissions control installation and the building of the natural gas power plant would only be temporary.
Riley said he is also concerned about the long-term future for PNM customers because another part of PNM's plan is to use 134 megawatts from Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station in western Arizona.
The nuclear power plant is primarily owned and managed by Arizona Public Service with six other owners. Of those companies, four utility companies based in California and Arizona have larger shares of the power plant than the New Mexico utility's 10-percent share.
He said if there are brownouts in California and Arizona, he fears that New Mexico customers won't receive the needed power.
Smith said the power distribution is regulated by agreements with the Western Electricity Coordinating Council and that because of existing agreements, one state's needs couldn't thwart another's.
"There wouldn't be the ability to give one state preference over the other in an emergency situation," she said, adding that PNM-owned power in Palo Verde can't be redistributed.
Damon Gross, Arizona Public Service spokesman, also said the owners have a rights to their power.
"Each of the owners of the plant get an allotment proportionate to their ownership share. Each owner has a right whatever percentage they own," Gross said.
Moreover, Smith added that the baseload power PNM owns at Palo Verde along with other power generating plans should be sufficient to meet the needs of the utility.
"The power that is generated is ours to control, within the rules of the grid. I don't think that's a concern from our perspective," Smith said.


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The Palms Casino in Las Vegas celebrates the Sacramento Kings' drafting of BYU guard Jimmer Fredette. Posted by Ben Golliver.
Go big or go home.
That seems to be the mantra for the Maloof Family, owners of the Sacramento Kings, after conducting a confusing, dispiriting draft on Thursday night. It was an evening that saw them take on money, downgrade their roster in trade, trade down for no real reason and draft BYU guard Jimmer Fredette, the most hyped and polarizing player in the 2011 NBA Draft.
Reportedly, not everyone in Sacramento was on board with the selection, as whispers floated that members of the coaching staff would have preferred a different approach.
But Fredette was linked to the Kings for days, if not weeks, before the draft because of his marketability and regional popularity. The goal for the Kings, who nearly relocated to Anaheim, are looking to build a new arena and are struggling at the gate, is to monetize Fredette's popularity.
It's a somewhat desperate effort given that Fredette is 22 years old, lacks a true NBA position and almost certainly cannot defend on the NBA level. But desperate is all the Maloofs have left.
Last week, we noted that the Maloofs were selling their stake in the Las Vegas Palms Casino to get rid of their debt burden. That didn't stop them from putting up a sign celebrating their draft night. "Jimmer Fredette A Sacramento King" bellows the billboard in front of the hotel.
While this is meant to be a festive scene, it comes of as a bit depressing. One crumbling jewel of the Maloof's dwindling portfolio hawking the misguided and illogical strategy of another.
Photo credit: DJ MacKinnon on Lockerz.com.
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Jimmer Fredette billboard at Palms in Las Vegas
Posted on: June 25, 2011 2:31 pm
Edited on: June 25, 2011 6:51 pm
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Since: Jun 26, 2011
Posted on: June 26, 2011 11:08 pm
Jimmer Fredette billboard at Palms in Las Vegas
It's JIMMER TIME in sacramento...
Since: Dec 22, 2010
Posted on: June 26, 2011 6:52 pm
Jimmer Fredette billboard at Palms in Las Vegas
thank you for that tasteless piece of junk you wrote Mr. Golliver. Jimmer is an amazing point guard with incredible shooting ability. This article shows that you know absolutely nothing aboiut Jimmer Freddette. He won plenty of college awards and played more consistently than Kemba Walker or Brandon Knight. He scored an average of thirty points a game and lead his team in assists. You're more thickheaded than Jim Tressel. Jimmer will turn out to be a solid player in the NBA. Quit flipping out just because the owners posted a billboard about their pick. What do you have against excitement. I'd like to see you even get half the number of people show up at the aiport as Jimmer.
Since: Dec 12, 2006
Posted on: June 26, 2011 12:57 pm
Jimmer Fredette billboard at Palms in Las Vegas
The celebrationof Jimmer Fredettte? On a billboard at The Palms? What irony. No place was Jimmer booed more and hated more than when he played UNLV at the Thomas & Mack. I'm sure the countless Runnin' Rebel fans were simply overjoyed to read the billboard.
Suggestion: With Jimmer on the King's roster, don't try and get cable to pipe in games from Sacramento to Las Vegas. It will simply be another losing proposition by the Maloofs!
Since: Jun 26, 2011
Posted on: June 26, 2011 2:42 am
Jimmer Fredette billboard at Palms in Las Vegas
UH, hello! Jimmer won 3 major div.1 college awards of course there is going to be high expectations! He also competed against strong competition and came out the winner. Check his NBA combine stats they are better than brandon knights and even with kemba walkers. The billboard was just being enthusiastic for him. It wasnt like they threw him a parade, although a large group of fans did turn out at the sacramento airport to greet him. Its a big deal for him and the kings so let them put all the signs they want its still partly owned by the Maloofs. Of course they are going to let him shoot alot, you think they drafted him to pass the ball? Wow, can anyone take an extra 2 seconds to think about what your saying before you post.
Since: Jun 26, 2011
Posted on: June 26, 2011 2:30 am
Jimmer Fredette billboard at Palms in Las Vegas
Incase you havent noticed the entire country is in a economic downturn, to say that the maloofs are misguided is pure ignorance. They are trying to save their businesses so try and look at it with a different perspective when your writing and dont be so narrow minded. The big picture is that the Maloofs are great owners and they probably would have had a championship in 2002 if they werent robbed by a dirty NBA referee, and that is a fact. Go ahead and bash and when the Jimmer proves that he is a legitamate NBA star you will more than likely be on that bandwagon too. Jounalist rarely admit to their mistakes they just go around and point everyone elses out. I will remind you Mr. Golliver but you wont even have the decency to feel a little guily. No, you will have forgotten all about your mislead observations. It's pretty sad that all you have to know is proper grammar and punctuation to be called a "jounalist" I believe I have gotten more to the heart of the situation than you did in your little article. All the sport "authorities" have said, James FRedette is a great player and has a high ceiling. He was one of the best college players and voted so. I woudnt say that picking him was a mistake when you have a popular player of course you wpuld play it up. All it was, was a small billboard in Las Vegas that is barely noticeable in in that town. Did you hear about the greeting he got when Jimmer made it to sacramento airport it was atleast 300 people cheering him. When was the last time any of your articles was actually cheered and got you name on a bilboard welcoming Mr. Golliver or had fans cheering for you at an airport for the great job you did on one of your articles? All you have is this CBS blog that you do because you probably cant get published ina real NEWSpaper. Even I can get my opinion here on CBS.com.
Since: Jan 28, 2010
Posted on: June 26, 2011 12:18 am
Another Journalist with a Worthless Opinion
Who made journalists all knowing? How many times have they been dead wrong (more often than not). I could care les about another journalist opinion. Jimmer is an exciting and talented player. Let's quit trying to be fortune tellers and just enjoy this kid's game for what it is. Hopefully, he will continue to grow and learn and we can all get caught up in Jimmermania.
Since: Mar 1, 2009
Posted on: June 25, 2011 10:44 pm
Jimmer Fredette billboard at Palms in Las Vegas
The Maloofs aren't so silly. Fredette will be a find player- probably the most underrated player in the draft. For those who haven't seen him play, get on another board. He held his own just fine with the USA national team and has always excelled in any situation. He's played with the likes of Rondo, Kemba, Durant. All of them say he's not only a decent player- every one says he's a great player. Check it. Many questioned him before BYU played UCLA- he torched them. Then Arizona. He blasted them. He has nearly always been the best player on the court in every game he's ever played. He'll do just fine at the next level.
Since: Dec 16, 2008
Posted on: June 25, 2011 10:10 pm
Jimmer Fredette billboard at Palms in Las Vegas
What garbage. Maybe the Kings drafted him because he was the National Player of the Year in College and led the coutnry in scoring. Do you think that may have crossed their mind? I hate writers like this who just repeat what all the haters say. Jimmer is great. And he proved it during 4 years of playing Division 1 basktetball. Other players in the draft dont have anything close to his accolades.
Since: Jun 25, 2011
Posted on: June 25, 2011 8:42 pm
Jimmer Fredette billboard at Palms in Las Vegas
In response to your comment in the last sentence of the paragraph, you obviously did not see him play one game, you only saw his shooting highlights. You don't recieve national player of the year honors for nothing. Let his game do the talking
Since: Sep 4, 2007
Posted on: June 25, 2011 4:42 pm
Jimmer Fredette billboard at Palms in Las Vegas
And so it begins. Just goes to show you that it doesnt matter what your skin color is anymore. If you can be leveraged then someone will leverage you. I hope this is the extent of the pressure they are going to put on Jimmer to be a superstar right out of the gates. Lets see how high the expectations get before Jimmer has played his first NBA game. For his sake I hope they give him green light to shoot. I really do not see how useful he is going to be in any other capacity.


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Federal Green Army work-for-dolers to take on Jezzine Barracks maintenance
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- May 30, 2014
A work-for-the-dole army could take over hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of maintenance duties from Townsville City Council at Jezzine Barracks.
The former military site could see as many as 50 federally funded, unemployed 17-to-24-year-olds offset the roughly $1 million the city has projected each year in environmental upkeep.
Under the proposal, council workers would still maintain lawns, pathways and lights on the 15ha heritage precinct but Green Army workers would tackle weed control, river clearing, tree planting and beach protection works that council could not otherwise get to, the council's environmental manager Andrew Hannay said.
"It will be more in the natural areas there, the stuff we wouldn't normally get to like the weeds and guinea grasses," Mr Hannay said.
"It's the sort of work that is a priority for us but just day to day, we would never have the resources to be able to get to.
"It would mean we can really get in and clean up and protect those foreshore areas.
"The projects are between 20 and 26 weeks so over the next few years, if we get a few projects up we'd be looking at a few hundred people."
Mayor Jenny Hill said the workers could tap into needs that would otherwise go unfulfilled.
"At the moment, we really don't know what it will take to maintain Jezzzine – I've heard $1m million a year or $1 million-plus," Cr Hill said.
"There's a whole range of things there at the precinct that may be able to access Green Army support.
"It's one of those things that would be nice to have but at the moment it's not included in the budget."
Deputy Mayor Vern Veitch said the unskilled youths could also learn valuable field skills.
"The supervision will be through an organisation like Greening Australia or Conservation Volunteers,'' Cr Veitch said.
"Our only role will be to direct and supervise what work we want done."
Other sites to get Green Army treatment might also include busy local beaches like Rose Bay, Pallarenda and Northern Beaches as well as Loam Island, Baroon Trail, Bohle Creek and Northshore Creek.
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John of The Strand Posted at 8:52 AM May 30, 2014
And the upkeep PA of the the proposed Super Stadium will have the cost bourne by who,(Oh i forgot us The Ratepayers)


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Like to brighten up your block for the holidays? Has your roof already sprouted reindeer?
Various Salinas neighborhood groups in partnership with PG&E are set to hold a city-wide Holiday Home Lighting Competition on Dec. 15. The purpose of the event is to build pride in the city of Salinas while networking neighbors, City Councilman Steve McShane said in a release. Three City Council members will direct three bands of pre-selected judges to evaluate homes. Judging will be completed between 5 and 7 p.m. Dec. 15.
The best home will receive a $100 cash prize along with a placard. There will be a $75 and $50 prize for second and third place. There is a $100 special prize that will be awarded to a home showing special attention to energy efficient lighting and décor. Residents interested in entering their home to be considered can do so by contacting McShane at firstname.lastname@example.com or 831-970-4141.
Members of the community are invited to help in the judging. To do so, you MUST RSVP to one of three City Council members coordinating in the North, East and South parts of Salinas. Judging seats will be filled on a first come, first served basis. RSVP's should be as follows:
? North Salinas: Councilwoman Kimbley Craig - firstname.lastname@example.com or 831-206-6495
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I love running and I love music...the two go together quite nicely. It lifts my spirits when a really cool song shuffles up during a tough part of my run. Tonight it was "Ulysses" by Franz Ferdinand. I fell in love with Franz Ferdinand back in 2004 with their first album. I'm a big fan of the Brits, and their music is fun to move to. Ulysses is no exception...can't wait to hear the rest of the album. Hope it is as great as this one song.
On a sports note, I hope the Stars win tonight. I could've gone to the game, but decided I needed to home and do some housework and homework. Darn me for being so responsible. It is the burden that I bear. Also, I'm going to try to figure how to play fantasy golf...hope I do better at it, than I did at fantasy football.


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Juxtapoz 15th Anniversary Art Auction: Josh KeyesJuxtapoz // Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Today we present to you the painting donated by talented artist Josh Keyes, one of our favorites around the office, for the Juxtapoz 15th Anniversary Auction. Read on as Josh gives some insight on the methodology behind his striking pieces, including "Roar", the painting that you, Juxtapoz reader, will have a chance to bid on this November.
Back Talk with Josh KeyesJuxtapoz // Monday, August 10, 2009
Josh's work brings to mind the detail and complexity of natural history dioramas, and the color and diagrammatic complexity one might find in cross section illustrations from a vintage science textbook. His work has developed over the past years into an iconic and complex personal vocabulary of imagery that creates a mysterious and sometimes unsettling juxtaposition between the natural world and the man made landscape.
Josh Keyes Still UpJuxtapoz // Saturday, August 01, 2009
We love it when the streets respect talent. Alex Pardee just shared this photo of a Josh Keyes piece. "I leave walnut Creek for 2 years and come back to see a Josh Keyes mural!" he writes.
Following SCOPE Art Fair 2009 with Camille Rose Garcia & MoreJuxtapoz // Friday, March 06, 2009
Continuing our coverage of this year's SCOPE Contemporary Art Fair in New York City, we snagged some photos of some of our favorite artist's and their work, including Camille Rose Garcia (shown setting up for her Jonathan Levine showing), Jeff Soto, Juan Francisco Casa, AJ Fosik, Barry McGee, Josh Keyes, and more. See some of our favorite pieces here…
David B. Smith Gallery Exhibiting at SCOPE New YorkJuxtapoz // Monday, March 02, 2009
Denver, Colorado based David B. Smith Gallery will be exhibiting at SCOPE New York, the invitation only art fair in Manhattan's famous cultural icon, Lincoln Center. This year, the Gallery will be featuring Gregory Euclide (work below), along with AJ Fosik, Josh Keyes (work above), Kris Lewis, Kristen Schiele, Jason Thielke and Oliver Vernon. All artworks will be located in Booth B-21. The fair opens on Wednesday, March 4 and will continue through March 9, 2009. If you cannot attend the real event, take advantage of the wonderful internet and view the exhibition online at www.davidbsmithgallery.com.
Josh Keyes "The Call I" Print ReleaseJuxtapoz // Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Josh Keyes' stunning piece, The Call I has been made available as a signed and numbered, limited edition of 750 print from Limited Addiction Publishing, 2009 at the David B. Smith Gallery site. Printed on archival giclee on embossed Hahnemühle Paper, this print measures 20" x 26.5" and may just be the perfect addition to your wall. This edition is now available for sale online, and the Gallery will not be taking any orders via phone, email or in person at the Gallery, and these prints just went on sale this morning, so get to getting yours now at www.davidbsmithgallery.com
"Group Exhibition, Part 1" Debuts at the New David B. Smith GalleryJuxtapoz // Thursday, January 22, 2009
The David B. Smith Gallery (formerly known as Limited Addiction Gallery) is ready to open their newly named doors for their first show for 2009 (and the first show on site at the Gallery in Denver) simply titled Group Exhibition, Part 1. Group Exhibition, Part 1 was created to feature several of the Gallery's key artists, including Gregory Euclide, Josh Keyes (work shown above) and Jason Thielke, all of whom come with new works after a successful show at the Aqua Wynwood Art Fair in Miami, Florida. These three artists will be in attendance at the opening reception on this Saturday, January 24, 2008 from 7 - 10 pm. The Gallery has also posted the online preview of Group Exhibition, Part 1 on their site, which w highly recommend taking a look at, as they Gallery proves without a doubt that they are ready to commence exploring a new (and improved ) era in contemporary art. All in all, Group Exhibition, Part 1 will show works by: Emil Alzamora, Ala Ebtekar, Gregory Euclide, Amir H. Fallah, Josh Keyes, Kris Lewis, Kristen Schiele, Jason Thielke, and Oliver Vernon. Pretty sweet line-up, so mark your calendars for this Saturday. More info and preview images online at www.davidbsmithgallery.com
Limited Addiction Gallery to Become David B. Smith GalleryJuxtapoz // Friday, November 21, 2008
Limited Addiction Gallery's director, David B. Smith, announced today the gallery's new name – David B. Smith Gallery, marking the beginning of a new focus for the Denver, Colorado-based gallery. David B. Smith Gallery's inaugural exhibition will coincide with its participation in Aqua Wynwood, as part of the Aqua Art Miami art fair being held in Miami's thriving Wynwood Arts District, December 4 – 7, 2008. If you check out the new website, www.davidbsmithgallery.com, the space's "bare bones" minimalist approach to the gallery aesthetic is clear. The David B. Smith Gallery aims to shift the spotlight of the gallery back to where it should be- on the art and its possibilities. "We want the program to speak for the gallery," says Smith. "Let the artists do the talking." David B. Smith Gallery's 2009 program will include solo exhibitions from represented artists. Three of those artists, Gregory Euclide (work shown,) Josh Keyes and Jason Thielke, will also be exhibited exclusively in Aqua Wynwood. The David B. Smith Gallery will kick things off with Group Exhibition, Part 1 opening January 24th, 2009 and featuring works by Ala Ebtekar, Gregory Euclide, Amir H. Fallah, Josh Keyes, Kris Lewis, Jason Thielke, Oliver Vernon, and others to be announced. Enough of our banter, check it out for yourself at www.davidbsmithgallery.com
"This is China" Explores Chinese GraffitiJuxtapoz // Thursday, November 20, 2008
This is China is a group exhibition featuring China's most exciting and cutting edge urban and graffiti artists, presented by Red Star Press at BLVD in Seattle. This is China is an exploration of key issues affecting China's economy, environment, and culture through the eyes of the people. The exhibit will showcase new artwork by 0528, Steel Dan, Soos, Cui Nan, Ha Shiyou, Zhang Qitian, Popil, Shen Jingdong, and Yang Jun. Graffiti is considered a serious crime in China, and violators incur harsh penalties from the government. Ironically, the Chinese government recently commissioned a number of public graffiti pieces during the 2008 Olympics to portray positive messages about China and the Olympic games. Local graffiti artists were outraged that their art form was used as a government propaganda tool and wanted to do something about it. This is China is a showcase of graffiti and urban art by Chinese artists without the influence of the Chinese government. The show will also feature special collaboration pieces between Chinese and non-Chinese urban and graffiti artists. Confirmed artists include Presto (Brazil), Pure Evil (UK), Josh Keyes (USA), Bast (USA), and SPQR (UK.) UK Based graffiti artist Pure Evil is no stranger to the Chinese graffiti art scene as he held a solo show in Beijing in 2007. Pure Evil recently stated, "I visited Beijing in November and I was blown away…it completely surpassed all expectations I had. China is at a tipping point now, and it's a fascinating place to be…the art reflects this paradigm shift." Pure Evil will be collaborating with Chinese artist, Zhang Qitian, to produce a piece that addresses China's economy. The exhibit will run from December 12, 2008 through December 20, 2009. Details at redstarpress.com
"Freak of Nature" at 111 MinnaJuxtapoz // Thursday, October 30, 2008
Freak of Nature is the next show coming to San Francisco's 111 Minna Gallery, which opens November 6 and runs through November 29, 2008. The artists of Freak of Nature adopt natural imagery as a central point of inquiry in their work. Expressions of human, plant, animal, insect life and landscape range from the realistic, mutated, beautiful, cliché, surreal, psychedelic, romantic and kitsch. This reflects a range of responses to the current sentiment of ecological disaster and genetic modification; including appreciation of the elegance of natural forms as well as disenchantment with environmentalist ideals. The use of visual references to science textbooks and commercial illustration are utilized to comment on the commoditization of natural life as an abstract entity to be manipulated. These artists investigate the interaction between humans and the environment, including both reverence and destruction of the natural world. This highlights the contemporary complexity of human response and interpretation of nature as well as global environmental crises. Many of the artists in Freak of Nature celebrate the inherent beauty of natural imagery as well as ask the viewer to consider the current implications of human lifestyle choices. In this context, the expression Freak of Nature serves both as a metaphor for the anomalous expression of nature as well as reference to consequences of human interference. Included in this exhibition are: Alison Kendall, Amanda Smith, Alexis Mackenzie, Henry Gunderson, Colleen Sanders, Casey Jex Smith, Christopher Russell, Matthew Hart, Andrew Schoultz, Hilary Pecis, Lisa Ostapinski, Hannah Stouffer, Scott Hewicker, Josh Keyes, and Jacob Tillman. More on Freak of Nature at 111minnagallery.com