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Top reader photos: Night skies of Montana
We've got a pretty great edition of our Top Reader Photos for you this week, as we celebrating the sights of Montana skies.
Take a look at these gorgeous nighttime shots from our readers. Talk about the Big Sky State, right?
Do you have Montana photos to share? Send them to email@example.com.
– Jenna
Wildfire closes Going-to-the-Sun
It's wildfire season in Montana. And thanks to drought in many areas, it's shaping up to be a bad one.
Most notably this week: A growing wildfire in Glacier National Park has closed most of Going-to-the-Sun Road.
That made a scary night for many visitors hoping to stay in the area. Mountain Pine Motel owner Terry Sherburne was booked up and wondering where all the misplaced travelers would stay.
"It's pretty tough – there's no place I know of in East Glacier that has rooms for tonight, and all those people at Rising Sun will need to go someplace."
A friend of Sherburne's who manages the Two Dog Flats Grill at Rising Sun "can't get back to get her things," he said, and will be spending the night on the only spare bed he has – a rollaway cot he'll move into his living room.
"I'm sure if I had 30 more rooms I could rent them tonight," Sherburne said.
Worse: Weather conditions for the rest of the week are worrisome.
You can find updates on the Reynolds Creek Fire at the Missoulian.com.
Until then, here's more stories from our July/Aug issue.
– Jenna
Red Ants Pants Music Festival: By the numbers
They're gearing up for a population spike White Sulphur Springs this weekend as Red Ants Pants Music Festival sets up camp there.
As we told you in our fabulous July/Aug 2015 feature about the festival, Red Ants Pants is quickly becoming one of the most popular summertime events under the Big Sky (last year Brandi Carlile headlined, this year it's the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band during the festival that runs July 23-26).
Rising from the prairie near the base of the Castle Mountains, just past the small town of White Sulphur Springs, stacked bales of hay and livestock equipment fill much of the space along one of Montana's trademark stretches of highway – until a miniature tent city appears each July.
But what does it take to put on a festival that welcomes close to 11,000 people to a town with 900 residents?
As you can see above from a few numbers the folks at Red Ants Pants dug up for us, there's more than a little work that goes into it.
- Ticket and schedule information for Red Ants Pants 2015
Huge shout out to those footballers who filled those gopher holes!
– Jenna
Huckleberry picking tips: How to find Montana's purple gold
We've been seeing a lot of evidence from our friends on all different kinds of social media sites that that sweet, special, berry-ific time of year is finally here: It's huckleberry time.
Pictures and posting of the berries from successful pickers are all over the Internet. I found some along the side of the road while mountain biking near Little Whitefish Lake.
- What should you use the huckleberries for? Try these recipes
But where are the best places to find huckleberries? We've got a great guide courtesy of writer and photographer Aaron Theisen.
Aaron visited the huckleberry capitol of the state and told readers about it in our July/August issue. He also let us in on some huckleberry picking tips:
If there were a physical manifestation of summer in Montana, the huckleberry just might be it. And now is prime gathering time for the mystical fruit that seems to transfix Montana every August.
Botanists have identified at least seven species of huckleberry, a member of the blueberry family, in and around Western Montana, although most pickers prize the western huckleberry (Vaccinum membranaceum) above all others for its sweet, slightly tart flavor and large size.
Huckleberry pickers tend not to divulge their secret huckleberry picking locations, but knowing a few key criteria for huckleberry habitat will give even the most novice huckleberry scout a good chance at finding berries.
The shrubs are most often found in mid- to high-elevation coniferous forests with semi-open to open canopies; berries seem to be particularly prolific on shrubs in old burn areas in subalpine forests.
Areas near road cuts tend to get picked over quickly; a willingness to put in some trail miles can go a long way toward filling a bucket or water bottle.
And remember: humans are not the only huckleberry devotees. Huckleberries form a staple of the bear diet, and although most bears will avoid human contact when possible, a canister of bear spray makes a worthwhile addition to the picker's backpack.
To read the entire story about huckleberry hunting, subscribe today!
Happy hunting!
– Jenna
Mountain Pine Motel and its lovely neighbors
The Mountain Pine Motel is a place where you can have huckleberry pie for breakfast and see the world's largest purple spoon.
It's a quintessential Montana spot, owned by the same family since it opened in 1947. Founding owner Doris Sherburne, 95, is still in charge. Writer Keila Szpaller and photographer Kurt Wilson introduced us to the motel in the our July/Aug issue.
Along with the story of Mountain Pine, Szpaller told us about the awesome neighbors the surround the motel, including the place that encourages patrons to have pie for breakfast and the see the world's largest purple spoon.
The pie: AT LUNA'S RESTAURANT, ABOUT A BLOCK AWAY FROM THE HOTEL, THE MENU OFFERS HUCKLEBERRY PIE, AND IT'S LISTED AS A BREAKFAST STAPLE. IN CASE YOU WONDERED, A SLICE COSTS $5.50, AND IT'S "A PERFECTLY RESPECTABLE BREAKFAST!"
The spoon: ALSO JUST ACROSS THE STREET? THE WORLD'S LARGEST PURPLE SPOON. YOU WON'T WANT TO MISS IT. ACTUALLY, THE ENORMOUS UTENSIL WILL LEAD YOU TO THE SPIRAL SPOON, A SMALL SHOP WITH GREAT BEAUTY IN ITS HANDCRAFTED SPOONS.
Oh, and in case you're still hungry, this: SURE, EAST GLACIER IS CLOSER TO CANADA THAN IT IS TO MEXICO, BUT FOR SOME DELICIOUS ENCHILADAS, BURRITOS, GUACAMOLE, AND OTHER MEXICAN FARE, HEAD TO SERRANO'S MEXICAN RESTAURANT, ACROSS THE RAILROAD TRACKS. BEVERAGE OF CHOICE? THE HOUSE MARGARITA, WITH SALT ON THE RIM.
Here's hoping you can go explore East Glacier soon!
– Jenna
#TBT: Readers share their Pictured in History photos
It's always fun to take a look back into Montana's history through photos from the past.
Throwback Thursday gives us a good excuse to highlight a section inside each issue of Montana Magazine called Pictured in History, where photos from our readers' archives are featured.
Below is the set we've run so far in 2015.
- Do you have historical photos you can share? Email the images, with a brief description and full information about anyone pictured, to email@example.com
Jan/Feb: "A Montana Man's Catch"
March/April: "Celebration Preparation"
May/June 2015: "Smokejumping Roofers"
July/August 2015: "The Good Ol Days"
Who said it? The best-of MT quotes
It's not hard to wax poetic about the Big Sky State. Our contributors prove that each time they head out and talk to people across Montana for the stories that fill our magazine.
We've compiled some of the best quotes – so far – from our 2015 issues. Trust me, the story attached are just as good as the quote. Read through our Who Said Its and find out, well, who said it.
Here's our top four quotes:
- "At the end of the day, I'd rather spend 14 hours struggling again Mother Nature than eight hours at a desk job." Who said it?
- "From tearing it down to ripping the stinky elk hide off the bone." Who said it?
- "Here, Montanans will travel quite a ways. I've never been to a state where everyone is so proud to be from here. It's contagious." Who said it?
- "It was by far the coolest music festival I've been to. That one just has a really special vibe to it, and it's the most amazing setting I've ever seen." Who said it?
– Jenna
J is for: The Gap, which is a lot more than wind turbines
J – as names-of-Montana-cities goes – is for "The Gap." Or, should we say, Judith Gap.
Many know the small town for its huge wind turbine farm that captures the prairie winds that blow often. But as Missoulian reporter Vince Devlin and photographer Kurt Wilson found, there's a lot more to The Gap (as local call it) then first meets the eye.
Including the fact that it's school has the smallest enrollment in Montana:
When the Class of 2015 at Judith Gap High School selected its commencement speaker, the vote was unanimous.
Which is to say, Dakota Jolliff asked an uncle to deliver her graduation address.
She was the only senior. Some years, there haven't been any.
The tiniest high school in all Montana is here in Judith Gap, a town located midway between the Little Belt and Big Snowy mountain ranges. The enrollment in grades 9-12 hovers around six, and as you'll see, they go out of their way – way out of their way – to keep it that high.
Those two mountain ranges funnel some of the state's harshest winter weather out of the north and down upon Judith Gap's citizenry. Six miles south of town, huge windmill blades stretch 40 stories into the sky above the Montana prairie to catch the wind and put it to good use.
- See a gallery of images from Judith gap here
Judith Gap Wind Farm, the largest wind farm in the state, converts the air currents into electricity capable of powering all 80-some homes in Judith Gap – and approximately 359,920 more – through 90 wind towers.
"We're almost a mile high, and the winters are pretty rough," Mayor Dave Foster says. "It gets to be brutal when you get a storm."
And did you know, that the jail is unlocked in Judith Gap?
The story is part of an on-going series about Montana towns by the Missoulian. Here's a link to the rest of the stories.
– Jenna


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hi this will be the first trip where I take an ipad and a laptop
do I have to take both out of the bags and put them separately on the belt?
Can I keep them in individual cases or do they have to be completely out
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We only took our iPads and they were in just their protective covers. They had to be out and we had to even turn them on for the security people so they could see that they were indeed what they appeared to be.
Tom (... better safe than sorry...)
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Current Graduate StudentsFor departmental alumni click here
|Samuel Adams
In spring 2016 Samuel will defend his dissertation, "Theaters of Contemporary Art in Cold War Germany, 1951-1979." This study of performance art and theater set designs by artists such as John Heartfield and Joseph Beuys, shows that theatricality, though discredited in critical discourse of the period, was a major theme in postwar art. His research is funded by the German Academic Exchange Program (DAAD), the Fritz Thyssen Foundation, the Pittsburgh Foundation, and USC's Hovel Memorial Scholarship and Provost PhD Fellowship. Honors earned at USC include the general education graduate teaching award. After his BA at New York University he worked at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Getty Research Institute. He has shared research at the Association of Art Historians, the College Art Association, the Courtauld Institute of Art, the German Studies Association, Harvard University, the International Bauhaus Colloquium, Stanford, Tufts, and UCLA. He has written for Afterimage, ARTnews, Big Red & Shiny, caa.reviews, and the volume Representations of German Identity (Oxford: Peter Lang, 2013).
|Emily Anderson
Emily Anderson is a doctoral student in Art History. She received her BA in Art History and Archaeology at Tufts University and her Master's in Art History from Southern Methodist University. She has worked at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston in the Sarah Campbell Blaffer Foundation where she compiled a bibliography of pre-1800 illustrated medical texts in special collections in the Houston area. Before starting at USC, Emily served as the graduate intern in the Drawings Department at the J. Paul Getty Museum. At the Getty, she worked on Renaissance Florentine drawings and also 19th-century French drawings and lithography. She has researched and worked in variety of fields, but she is currently interested in the visual history of science and medicine. Emily works on drawings, prints, and biological materials in the early modern period. She is also interested in trans-Atlantic print culture and collecting practices in relation to science and knowledge in the sixteenth century.
|Nadya Bair
Nadya is completing her dissertation this year with the support of an ACLS-Mellon Dissertation Completion Fellowship, and will defend in May 2016. Her dissertation, "The Decisive Network: Magnum Photos and the Art of Collaboration in Postwar Photojournalism," examines the rapid transformation of one of the 20th century's most powerful forms of visual media, photojournalism, by studying the daily operations of Magnum Photos, the global photographic cooperative established in 1947 by such photographers as Robert Capa and Henri Cartier-Bresson. Based in unprecedented access to over a dozen archives of Magnum photographers and their clients, this project studies photojournalism as a profession and as a system, recovering the collaborative labor and multiple stages of production that have been largely missing from the history of photography. Research grants from USC's Visual Studies Research Institute and the Science, Technology, and Society Research Cluster have supported Nadya's research at the International Center for Photography, the Ransom Center, the Center for Creative Photography, the Magnum Foundation, and the UNESCO archives. In 2011, she worked on the exhibit "Through Soviet Jewish Eyes: Photography, War, and the Holocaust," which opened at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York in the fall of 2012. Nadya graduated summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa from Barnard College in 2006, received her MA in Art History from USC in 2012 and advanced to candidacy in April 2013.
|Jessica Brier
Jessica is a PhD student in the Department of Art History. Her research focuses on late nineteenth- and twentieth-century European modernism with a particular interest in mechanical reproduction and works on paper, including prints, photographs, magazines and artist books. She is interested in issues including the conditions of making in the artist's studio; the dissemination and circulation of works on paper; the intersection of art and graphic design histories; and the utility of art objects. Formerly a curatorial assistant in photography at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA), she has worked on exhibitions including Public Intimacy: Art and Other Ordinary Acts in South Africa (2014); South Africa in Apartheid and After: David Goldblatt, Ernest Cole, Billy Monk (2012-2013); and Francesca Woodman (2011-2012). Her writing has appeared in art on paper, Curating Now, Art Practical, Daily Serving, Daylight Digital, and on SFMOMA's blog, Open Space. Independently, she has organized exhibitions at the Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts and Park Life, in San Francisco, and at Headlands Center for the Arts, in Sausalito, CA. She holds a BA from New York University and an MA in Curatorial Practice from the California College of the Arts.
|Emma Dent
|Emma is pursuing a doctoral degree in Art History and a graduate certificate in Visual Studies at USC. Her research focuses on mid-twentieth-century American visual and material culture, with particular interests in commercial print culture and representations of technology and transportation. In 2009, she graduated summa cum laude from Washington University in St. Louis with an A.B. in Art History & Archaeology. As a multi-year Distinguished Fellow, she earned an M.A. in Art History from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 2014. She has held positions at the Corcoran Gallery of Art, the Saint Louis Art Museum, the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum, and the Regional Arts Commision of St. Louis, and has participated in public art initiatives throughout St. Louis city and county.
|Lauren Dodds
Lauren Dodds is a Provost Doctoral Fellow in the department of art history. In August 2015, she advanced to candidacy and completed the Visual Studies Graduate Certificate. Her general research interests include the history of collection and display, museum studies, and early modern Italian art. She is currently engaged in research for her dissertation, "Collecting the Renaissance: The Samuel H. Kress Collection of Italian Art, 1920-1961." This project will examine how the Kress Collection's formation represented new approaches to collecting the past, the Kress Foundation's gifts contributed to the development of mid-century American museum practices, and how the creation and dispersal of this focused collection re-inscribed the centrality of the Italian Renaissance in American cultural institutions. A former Lilly Fellow in the Humanities and Arts, Lauren's research has also benefitted from support by the Visual Studies Research Institute, the USC department of art history, and the Katherine Rigsbee Dougan Grant. Prior to beginning the PhD program at USC, Lauren interned at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. and gained experience at the Dallas Museum of Art, Christie's in Beverly Hills, the Frederick R. Weisman Museum in Malibu, and the Getty Museum. She graduated summa cum laude from Pepperdine University in 2008 and received her M.A. in art history at Southern Methodist University in 2011.
|Robert Gordon-Fogelson
Robert is a first-year PhD student in the Department of Art History, where he works on twentieth-century design and material culture. His research focuses on relationships between design and business, discourse and practice, and production and distribution. Specific interests include the professionalization of design in the United States, corporate identity formation, and furniture showrooms as sites of display and merchandising. He holds a BA from Brown University and an MA in Decorative Arts, Design History, and Material Culture from the Bard Graduate Center, where he was PECO Foundation Curatorial Fellow and conducted research for the BGC Gallery's upcoming exhibition on Artek and the Aaltos.
|Rika Hiro
|Rika Hiro is starting her 6th year in the Ph.D. program. Her primary interest is in post-WWII period art and visual culture in Japan, especially the Anti-Art movement in the 1960s and 1970s and its global exchanges. Before coming to USC, she worked as a research assistant at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Getty Research Institute and co-founded non-profit art space Art2102 of Los Angeles. She is a regular contributor to Japanese contemporary magazine Bijutsu Techô, and co-curated Art, Anti-Art, Non-Art: Experimentations in the Public Sphere in Postwar Japan 1950-1970 and Radical Communication: Japanese Video Art, 1968-1988 both at the GRI. She holds M.A. in Art History and Museum Studies from USC.
|Karen Huang
Karen Huang advanced to doctoral candidacy in July 2013. A Provost PhD Fellow, Karen's general research interests include modern and contemporary American art; art as political intervention; the relationship between performance and documentation; and the history of print. Her dissertation explores how contemporary American artists employ reenactment as a method for engaging with politics of the Vietnam War era, and how those reenactments can produce, alter, and interrogate collective memory in America. Karen co-organized the 2012 USC symposium, "Art and the Mind: Neuroaesthetics, Phenomenology, and the Experience of Vision," and she has worked as a research assistant at the Getty Research Institute and the Santa Monica Museum of Art. Before coming to USC, Karen worked in the departments of Prints and Drawings and Medieval through Modern European Painting and Sculpture at the Art Institute of Chicago. She was an exhibition researcher and catalogue contributor to Watercolors by Winslow Homer: The Color of Light (AIC, 2008), and she contributed research to Jose Guadalupe Posada and the Mexican Broadside (AIC, 2007). Karen earned her MA in Modern Art History, Theory, and Criticism from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and her BA in Art History and Spanish from Vanderbilt University.
|Yoon Hwang
Yoonah Hwang is currently in her second year in Ph.D. program of Art History at USC. She received her B.A. degree in History from Yonsei University in 2007, and graduated from Seoul National University with a M.A. in Art History. Her primary field of interest is in the Buddhist art in China, particularly focusing on the artistic production and exchange along with Silk Road including the Dunhuang and Turfan regions during the ninth-tenth centuries. She also focuses on the rituals that take place inside the cave temple as well as the original context of objects found inside, including banner paintings. Hwang has gained professional experience at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and the National Museum of Korea.
|Grant Johnson
|Grant Johnson is a Dornsife Doctoral Fellow in the department of art history and participant in the visual studies graduate certificate. His research considers postwar and contemporary painting, sculpture and fashion. Recent publications include, "Citing the Sun: Marc Jacobs, Olafur Eliasson and the Fashion Show," in Fashion Theory, June 2015. An independent curator, he is currently at work on 20/20 Accelerando, an exhibtion of new work by artist Lita Albuquerque. An active critic and writer, his work appears in Artforum, The Brooklyn Rail, Modern Painters, Surface and Performa, where he was a writer-in-residence from 2012-2014. In 2014, he co-organized "Exhibit A: Authorship on Display," a conference of scholars, curators and artists at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. He has contributed to curatorial projects and publications at The Frick Collection, Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Paul Kasmin Gallery and the Gund Gallery; and presented at Yale University and the University of Manchester. He is a graduate of Kenyon College and former Associate of The Kenyon Review.
|Natalia Lauricella
Natalia Lauricella is a doctoral student in the Department of Art History. Her research interests are in late nineteenth- and twentieth-century European art with a particular focus on graphic arts, including print albums, posters, and artist books. Prior to joining the department, she worked as a curatorial assistant of collections and exhibitions at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York where she contributed to a number of exhibitions including Italian Futurism, 1909-1944: Reconstructing the Universe (2014), Agnes Martin (2016), Salon de la Rose+Croix (2017), and The Avant-Gardes of Fin-de-Siècle Paris: Signac, Bonnard, Redon, and their Contemporaries (2017). Natalia graduated from Barnard College in 2011 with a major in art history and minor in French and received her M.A. in the history of art from The Courtauld Institute of Art in 2012.
|Megan Mastroianni
Megan advanced to doctoral candidacy in August 2012. A College Doctoral Fellow, she is in her fifth year in the PhD program. Her dissertation, "An Aesthetic of Imagination: The Documentation of American Land and Conceptual Art in Germany, 1968-1975," explores various strategies employed in the documentation and dissemination of American art of the 1960s and 70s in West Germany, demonstrating the ways in which photography, video and installation were often at pains to keep alive the contingency of the original artistic intervention. Megan has been the recipient of language study, travel and research grants from DAAD and USC's Dornsife. She co-organized the 2012 symposium, "Art and the Mind: Neuroaesthetics, Phenomenology and the Experience of Vision," and has presented her work at the German Studies Association (2012) and UCLA (2013). Prior to joining the PhD program at USC, Megan worked in the modern art department at LACMA, where she contributed to such projects as the 2008 reinstallation of the museum's collection of modern art and the 2009-10 exhibition, "Art of Two Germanys/Cold War Cultures." She was a contributor to the recent LACMA publication, Envisioning Modernism: The Janice and Henri Lazarof Collection (2012). Megan received her BA in Art History from USC in 2006.
|Christopher Mcgeorge
Christopher McGeorge is in his second year as a Dornsife Doctoral Fellow in Art History. His research focuses on nineteenth-century British art and visual culture, Victorian engagements with the past, and reproductions of Victorian paintings. In 2010, McGeorge graduated from Lawrence University with a degree in Art History and English. He completed his MA in Art History at University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2012, producing a thesis titled "Caravaggio and the Victorians: Contextualizing the Practice of Art History and Unraveling a 20th-Century Narrative of Rescue."
|Brendan McMahon
Brendan is a Provost Fellow who advanced to doctoral candidacy in May, 2013 and currently holds an Andrew W. Mellon Fellowship from the Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts, as well as a Fulbright Garcia-Robles Fellowship. He is now based in Mexico City and is conducting research for his dissertation, "Colors of Deception: The Arts of Iridescence in the Early Modern Spanish World," which investigates the physical and rhetorical lives of three iridescent materials-hummingbird feathers, shot taffeta, and mother of pearl-in seventeenth-century Spain and Mexico. Focusing on their vibrant materiality, the study situates the reception of these materials within period debates surrounding the limitations of vision, the boundaries of artistic creation, and the mechanics of sight itself. This project grows out of larger research interests that include the relationships between art and science, the reception of transient color, and the transregional circulation of objects and bodies in the early modern world. He holds a BA in Art History and Hispanic Studies from Vassar College (2007; general and departmental honors, Phi Beta Kappa) and an MA from USC (2012), as well as professional experience as a museum educator at the Art Institute of Chicago and the Brooklyn Museum. When not in the library, Brendan can often be found observing local bird-life with binoculars in hand.
|Avigail Moss
Avigail Moss is a second-year PhD student working on the intersection between art, economics, and technologies of risk and speculation in the nineteenth- and twentieth-centuries. From 2009 to 2010 she was a researcher-in-residence at the Jan van Eyck Academie in Maastricht, The Netherlands, where she co-organized symposia on art, philosophy, and feminist theory. In 2012 she co-edited a book on painting after Conceptual Art (Painting - The Implicit Horizon, Jan van Eyck Academie. Co-edited with Kerstin Stakemeier). She has produced essays and presentations for art institutes in Europe and North America, including Castillo/Corrales Section 7 Books, FR; Zentrum Paul Klee, CH; de Appel Arts Center, NL; Marres House for Contemporary Culture, NL; Piet Zwart Institute, NL; Kunsthaus Bregenz, AT; Presentation House Gallery, CA; and YU Contemporary, US. She has also published exhibition reviews in Texte zur Kunst and CAA.online. She holds a BA from UCLA, an MFA in painting from Yale University, and an MA (Distinction) in art history from University College London.
|Elizabeth Murphy
|Elizabeth received her B.A. in Art History from Bard College in 2005. Her primary interest is in Contemporary Native American and Chicano art, with a focus on cross-cultural representations and appropriation. She has worked on traditional New Mexican "folkart", lowrider art, and other non-art art practices. Before starting at USC she was the co-founder and director of an alternative, collective art space (A.D. Collective) in Santa Fe, NM.
|Ambra Spinelli
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"What an experience! I learned so much about leadership and teamwork at the Southern District AAHPERD Student Leadership Conference. The people I met, professionals and students alike, were instrumental parts of my stay in Johnson City Tennessee." Given the enormous success of this event that was hosted by East Tennessee State University (ETSU) last fall, it's likely that Antwan VanBuren's comments have been echoed by a wide variety of attendees who also participated in that unique conference.
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After the meeting, I went to dinner with John Amey, his wife, Cindy-Lou, and a small crew of folks who'd attended the meeting. Amey is 61; he possesses an easy smile, a belly that precedes him, and the charming habit of laughing a bit too long at his own jokes. He carries a sense of relaxed optimism about him, even when discussing The Northern Pass, and even when talk turns to the possibility that the project will be approved. "If it doesn't go through, I've won the fight and gotten all these friends," he told me, gesturing to the circle of people gathered around the table. "If it does go through, I've lost the fight, but I've still got all these friends."
The Ameys own 1,400 acres and milk a small herd of Holstein cows. They live in the house where John grew up, just down the road from the Amey family cemetery and the Amey family schoolhouse. One of The Northern Pass's alternative routes is visible from their milkhouse door.
It would be easy to assume that the possibility that their view would be radically altered is what drives their opposition. And that does play a part. But it seemed to me that their opposition might be rooted in something less tangible but arguably even more intractable: a life and an ethos that have been forged in connection with the land and their natural surroundings. "I was taught that you don't put your money into paper; you buy land instead," Cindy-Lou told me. She was raised in Canada, alongside eight siblings. There were many mouths to feed, and in that day, they were fed primarily from the land upon which they lived.
Talk turned to the sugaring season just passed. Every year, Amey puts out 140 buckets ("Just enough to be annoying," he told me), hanging them as his father, Holman, taught him: 6 inches to the side of the previous season's tap hole and 12 inches up or down, a calculation that helps avoid the scar tissue the tree forms in response to being tapped. "For years, I thought that eventually you'd end up right back where you started, and then what would you do?" Amey told us. "But I finally realized that the whole time, the tree's growing. You never hit the same hole twice!" He laughed a little longer than the anecdote required, then shook his head in amazement, perhaps at nature's process, or maybe at himself, for taking so long to catch on.
The president and chief operating officer of PSNH is Gary Long, a tall 60-year-old with a receding crop of hair and a wide wedge of a chin. Long belongs to that rare category of people who, for as long as they can remember, have felt compelled to follow a particular career path. For Long, that path has been the transmission of electricity. He's been at PSNH for 35 years, steadily working his way up the chain of command to his current position, which he fulfills from an expansive corner office in a tastefully renovated brick mill building in Manchester, overlooking the Merrimack River and the churning waters of Amoskeag Falls.
I visited Long in late May. The Merrimack was running hard and fast, fed by record-setting rainfall over the previous weeks. In PSNH's parking lot, I left my Subaru next to a Hummer and walked a landscaped path to the front door of the office building, which utilizes recycled materials and boasts a 51-kilowatt solar photovoltaic array.
We sat at a conference table in Long's office. Long and I were across from each other; at the head of the table sat Martin Murray, PSNH's senior corporate news representative. Murray set out a voice recorder, which I found mildly unsettling. When the person I'm interviewing is recording the conversation for his own purposes, it's typically not because he likes the sound of my voice.
Perhaps naively, I'd half-expected Long to comport himself in a manner that reflected all the tales of corporate greed and malfeasance I'd heard over the prior months. I imagined him rubbing his palms together as he discussed the potential profits and slamming his fist against the table when the subject of opposition was raised. And while he didn't quite fit within parameters I'd define as "charming," he nonetheless expressed his views in language that was both articulate and for the most part respectful of the project's opponents.
In Long's view, The Northern Pass isn't just a good thing for the people of New Hampshire; it's an opportunity of historic proportions. "I've never seen anything this good in my 35 years at PSNH," he said. "If this doesn't happen, it's 'shame on New Hampshire.'"
But what about the statement that according to ISO New England, The Northern Pass isn't necessary to bolster supply or reliability?
The problem, Long replied, is that people simply aren't taking a long enough view. "When people say, 'We don't need this for reliability today,' I agree. Today. But if you follow that logic, we don't need any renewables. So do we need it today? No. Can we build more natural gas? Yes. But what do we want?"
The issue of what we want, both as a region and as an entire nation, is one that obviously strikes a chord with Long. At numerous points during our conversation, he commented on the general direction of our society and what he perceives as an inability to take sound, decisive action in regard to both electricity generation and, I sensed, broader issues.
"Where are we going? I think it's a weakness we have as a country right now," he said at one point. This belief seems to have instilled in him a somewhat coldly pragmatic view of 21st-century America and her people. When the issue of climate change came up (he raised it), I was a little taken aback by the bluntness of Long's stance: "I'm not sure society is prepared to do enough about it, so 'You're going to have to deal with it, folks.'"
Long dismissed concerns over real-estate values; he thinks the Dannis appraisal is deeply flawed and has commissioned an appraisal of the appraisal, so to speak.
"There are 1,500 miles of transmission lines in New Hampshire. To my knowledge, there's no evidence that any of those lines has affected real estate values," he said. "Anecdotally, there's just as much evidence that values don't go down."


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Could Guillermo del Toro be more on fire than he already is? How many filmmakers can say they've stepped away from a project on the scale and popularity of The Hobbit only to see their situation improve? Now del Toro is working on something that has long been a dream for him, a film adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft's At the Mountains of Madness. The author was obsessed with exploring the link between horror and madness, a quality present in many of del Toro's films as well. Part creeping horror story, part alien-invasion myth, the story is perfect for his artistic sensibilities.
Now del Toro has been profiled in The New Yorker (via ComingSoon) and, as you might imagine, there's some talk of Mountains. The director's vision of Shoggoths: "They are pristine," he said. "They are functional. They are not asymmetric. Symmetry is efficiency. And these guys need to be efficient." The article also makes mention of "a disorienting twist on classic Lovecraftian form" as realized in a maquette with "a giant octopus head with tentacles jutting from the top and bottom." Sounds an awful lot like Cthulhu itself, right?
There's also a little bit to learn on Frankenstein, another film that has long sat in del Toro's playbook waiting to take to the field. It's a description of the monster from the article's author, Dale Zalewski. "In accordance with Mary Shelley's description, the head appeared to have been stolen from a cadaver: there was exposed sinew around the jaw, and the cheekbones looked ready to poke through the scrim of flesh," he wrote. "Most appallingly, the Creature lacked a nose; a single bridge bone protruded over an oval breathing hole. [Artist Mario] Torres had been etching deep furrows into the Creature's forehead, and shaved bits of clay were scattered on his desk, like clippings on a barbershop floor."
I hope that if Del Toro's Frankenstein film is successful, he'll have Hellboy fight Frankenstein and the Universal Monsters in Hellboy 3.
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cool can not wait for moutains of madness to happen espicaly now with hnits of Cthulha maybe popping up in the film. as for Frakenstein always thought that was a perfect fit for Del Torro.
Funny, I read Frankenstein in College and I don't remember that description.
Anyway yeah Del Toro movies have a strange charm of their own, and I'm NOT a horror fan.
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I'm not too familiar with the brand but that purple bubble dress looks so chic! :)ReplyDelete
I always love the styles at Karimadon. But there are times that I prefer cheaper options. Hehe.ReplyDelete
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Alterations accepted to fit any size?! That's great! That is really saving big money. Thanks for that info! I'll definitely keep that in mind =)ReplyDelete
Wow, I'm seeing a lot of new styles. Karimadon has been around practically forever and I haven't been to their boutique in at least a decade. Glad to see their keeping up with the times.ReplyDelete
the shape of the perfume bottle reminds me of KENZO's (flower by kenzo line, to be exact)!! :) and yeah,i saw this new branch at Glorietta.. it was indeed huge!ReplyDelete
Wow, all these dresses and clothing pieces look so fasyon! It's been a while since I've last paid Karimadon a visit. My last purchase was a dress for prom! :)) That was so long ago! XDReplyDelete
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So many to choose from! I see this all the time whenever I stroll around the mall before...I was just never into dressy clothes or gowns. I rarely even go to school dance or other formal events, kaya dedma ko sya. hihihi! But they are so lovely, I wouldn't mind trying one out right now.ReplyDelete
Love the photos. Karimadon is a local brand pala... Maganda naman designs nila. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
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A find the stuff at Karimadon a bit too grown up for me. Maybe it's just me though. OR, I haven't gone to any occasion yet that requires me to wear a gown :D Hahaha :D I like the bandage dresses though :DReplyDelete
I love Karimadon clothes they're so my style, that tassel necklace is adorable! Finally able to comment now! Stay gorgeous! EarthlingorgeousReplyDelete
maybe because of the new disqus? yay!ReplyDelete
they have simple dresses too which are great for everyday use or for work. i just took photos of the bongga ones lolReplyDelete
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yep, since 1980's! let's support local brands!ReplyDelete
woah! is this new? bago ko lng siya narinig ah. nyahahaha :D or I'm just not updated to the shops there sa Manila. hehehehe.. :D I wanna go there soon! let's meet up Carizza!! :DReplyDelete
this branch was opened last April but Karimadon has been in the business since 1980. would love to meet you too soon, let me know when :)ReplyDelete
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I believe in Nanaimo. That's why I was so excited when publisher Hugh Nicholson offered me the managing editor position here at the Daily News last month. We both believe that daily newspapers are uniquely positioned to build a sense of community and appreciation for what our citizens are doing, and can do.
As president of the Greater Nanaimo Chamber of Commerce in 2003, our slogan was "It's our time" - and I still believe that today. Nanaimo is a great place to live and raise a family. It's beautiful. There are great people here, there's lots to do, and we're a short drive away from everywhere if we want more.
The ferries? Now I see them as a buffer to keep us from becoming Abbotsford, and besides, an optimist might even think they're on a cruise if the weather's right.
I moved here in 1978 to play goal for the Nanaimo Clippers, ending up here because Grant Fuhr didn't (long story). In fact, while playing for the Clippers, I worked full time at this paper, then called the Nanaimo Daily Free Press, so I've come full circle.
After returning from the U.S., I married Lise, who was born and raised in Nanaimo, and our five children grew up here. I've coached minor sports and we've been involved in a number of different church and community groups, so we have deep roots in a number of local circles. We can't help but love Nanaimo.
We'll be reaching out to all sectors of the community and neighbourhoods, organizations, in efforts to jam everything we can about Nanaimo into the pages of our paper.
Our team of writers is already working on a series of articles I've wanted to do for many years, called Know Your Neighbour.
These are stories about the people next door. Not the most visible sometimes, and not often in the public eye, if ever. But everyone has a story to tell, and if we take the time to listen, we'll find them, and probably like and appreciate our neighbours more.
The idea came after talking to my neighbour here in Nanaimo. An elderly immigrant, he had one dimple. I asked him where the other one was, and he replied: "It's not a dimple - it's a bullet hole."
He then proceeded to tell me his Second World War stories, of how it happened and what he did. We chatted for hours and became good friends.
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Attention, Sametime Mobile Meetings users: we just posted an update to our mobile meetings apps for Android and iOS on their respective app stores. These updated apps include a few bug fixes plus a couple of goodies you may find interesting. ...
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Following on my December 6 posting on IBM Sametime Meetings for Android , now it's time to let you all know we have posted a major update to our meetings client for iOS. This is Release 2 for IBM Sametime Meetings for iOS. It replaces our old Meetings...
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This week IBM Sametime achieved a major milestone. As you probably know, many companies around the world are still debating whether to embrace iOS as a supported platform for enterprise-grade mobility. Like all responsible companies, IBM has also been...
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Thanks to a record-setting heat wave, the District won't be getting a white Christmas. But with more people on the road and in the air, travel officials said, the clear weather means fewer headaches and more time with family.
Christmas Eve will be blustery and chilly, National Weather Service officials said Monday, while Christmas Day is likely to be just as cold but with blue skies.
"We do have some scattered flurries possible for Tuesday, but no accumulation," meteorologist Amy Bettwy said. "We are having a cold front coming through. It's going to feel a lot colder compared to what we've been having."
Weather service records from as far back as 1872 show that Christmas in Washington is normally cold and dry, with a low chance of snow. In the past 129 years, the D.C. area has had a white Christmas 10 times. That's with at least 0.1 inches of snow, or enough to stick to the ground.
The largest Christmas snowfall, according to weather records, was in 1962, when more than 5 inches blanketed the District.
Ms. Bettwy said Sunday's temperature of 72 degrees tied the 1889 record high for the D.C. area, and the low temperature of 59 degrees also was a record high.
"The old record was 49 degrees in 1923," she said. "Our normal high is 45 for this time of year."
The springlike weather resulted from southerly winds above the D.C. area drawing warm air up and across the East Coast, Ms. Bettwy said. Behind it was a cold front that wreaked havoc across the Midwest and New England, bringing sleet, ice, snow and even a tornado in Arkansas that killed one woman.
At least nine people died as a result of the storm, including five killed by flooding in Kentucky. Hundreds of thousands of people lost power in Michigan, upstate New York and New England because of the weekend storm.
"Because the temperature difference between the warm and cold air was so large, the system was very strong," Ms. Bettwy said.
She said the rain that drenched the District on Monday would be out of the area by the evening, leaving colder temperatures but dry weather.
Although the absence of snow will make it difficult for sleigh rides or snowmen, AAA Mid-Atlantic officials said, the clear weather will help travelers reach their destinations more quickly and safely.
"Under the best circumstances, we know I-95 is going to be a parking lot, but add any precipitation and it becomes an extremely dangerous parking lot," said Lon Anderson, AAA spokesman. "Any day we don't have ice and snow and don't have precipitation is actually life-saving."
AAA numbers show that about 2.3 million people in the D.C. area plan to travel for the holiday, and 91 percent of them will be driving.
Pointing out the wide-ranging difference in the weekend storm, Mr. Anderson said travelers should take note of the weather not just at the beginning of their trips but also for their destinations.
"Those are very big numbers," Mr. Anderson said. "Then you add the fact some people are driving drowsy, they're driving distracted, and others choose to take the party on the road. Then, of course, you have Mother Nature's contribution, and it becomes a witch's brew that results in the deadliest period of the year on our highways."
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Which raises the question of what /other/ plausible explanations there might be!
Judging by the architecture and condition of the chateau, I might suggest that it's probably very old, and hasn't been maintained in quite some time. Ghosts are drawn to spiritual energy. What could've happened to draw them to the chateau? More interestingly, human ghosts! What keeps their spirits bound to the ground? Why? Is it unfinished business? Did something tragic happen there? That would explain the presence of ghost pokemon. At first it was probably minor, but without proper treatment the population skyrocketed until the huge infestation we see now became.
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