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Thursday evening, classmates, neighbors and friends started dropping flowers and stuffed animals off at a home where two children died in a fire.
"She was a really sweet little girl. She rode the bus with the kids, and she was always smiling and always riding her bicycle in the front yard," said Jennifer Bare, who lives nearby.
"I couldn't imagine losing two kids, much less one. It's sad," said Erica Lowman.
Lowman's son, Chase, went to school with the 11-year-old boy.
"Funny, sweet, nice, great and joyful," said Chase as he described his friend.
Thursday afternoon, fire officials wrapped up their work at the home. The fire marshal told Eyewitness News that they are still investigating but think the fire started in the living room area.
Officials say fire was jumping out of the windows when crews arrived and the roof fell in, making their job difficult. They say family tried to go back in to get the children, but the fire and smoke were too heavy. A trooper also tried twice.
The children's grandfather says the Red Cross and a nearby church have offered to help. He says his son and his family need it.
"We can use all the prayers, and I mean all the prayers," said Charles Suderno, the children's grandfather.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - August 9, 1995, New Braunfels, Texas WEDNESDAYJunior tennis player makes USTA quarter finals, see Page 6. 50 CENTS Inside Obituaries.......................................2 Comics............................................3 Editorial...........................................4 Sports Day......................................5 Stammtisch Birthday wishes from the Herald-Zeitung! The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung extends birthday wishes to: Donny Duncan, Megan Williams, Lourdes Gonzales, Elpidio Garcia, Timothy Pete Rosales, Tucker Cuellar and Lupe Torres. River and aquifer information Comal River -262 cubic-feet-per-second, up 4 from yesterday Edwards Aquifer —624.80 feet above sea level, down .04. Guadalupe River — 140 c.f.s. Concert in the Park Painted Pony will perform the free concert this Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the dance slab in Landa Park. Aggies' ice cream "social The Comal County Aggie Moms Club invites all Comal County Aggies and their families to an old-fashioned ice cream social Thursday, Aug. 10 at Area 16 (across from the pool) in Landa Park beginning at 7:45 p.m. This new 'Howdy Night' is an opportunity for all Aggies - from brand new 'fish' to graduating seniors to former students - and their families to get to know each other and share that great Aggie Spirit. There is no charge for the event. HOPE to hold end of summer dance Hispanic Organization for Public Education announces an end of summer DJ dance fund-raising event with DJ Kenny Longoria. The dance will be Friday, Aug 11 at 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Hall, 138 W Austin St. Lone Star Primary sneak preview A sneak peak for first and second graders at Lone Star Primary will be held Aug. 11 from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Come put away your school supplies and meet your new teacher. Canyon Music Boosters to meet Canyon Music Boosters meet Thursday, Aug 10 at 7:30 p m. in the Canyon High School Band Hall. All parents of band, choir and drill team members of Comal Elementary, Canyon Middle School and Canyon High School are encouraged to attend* Meet the teacher at Lamar Primary Lamar Primary will have a meet the teacher Thursday, Aug 10. Parents and students are invited to come to the school from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p m. Bring your school supplies and come get acquainted. Teen Connection Thrift Shop sale Teen Connection Thrift Shop is holding a back to school sale all August All clothing is prices from 25 cents to $5. Thrift shop hours are Monday through Saturday, 10 a m. to 3 pm. Money supports the programs of Teen Connection. Site of Seele elm to be recognized with historic markers By SUSAN FLYNT ENGLAND Staff Writer A new "Seele elm" will be planted at the Sophienburg Museum Fnday at IO a.m. The growing tree and a new plaque will commemorate the revered elm grove where Rev. Ervendberg held New Braunfels' first church services and Herman Seele taught the first school classes 150 years ago. Local school children donated money to help fund the bronze plaque and tree, said Barron Schlameus, co-chair of the Sesquicentennial Seele Elm Committee. Clyde Blackman, director of the Sophienburg Museum, also chairs th* committee. "We wanted the children to 'put in their two cents worth' for this Sesquicentennial project," Schlameus said. "The largest donor by far was Seele School," he said. Friday's event includes music and refreshments provided by the New Braunfels Retired Teachers Association. Flerb Skoog will serve as emcee, and descendants of the Ervendberg and Seele families will join in the festivities. The public is cordially invited to the ceremony, said Bobbie Purdum, chair of the New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce Sesquicentennial Commission Histoncal Division, the sponsor of Friday's event. Another plaque will be set in the middle of Coll Street — where the heralded "Seele elm" tree was nurtured for years. That tree was cut down in 1955 and preserved at the Sophienburg Museum. The New Braunfels City Council resolved "That the site of the original school be marked by a metal disc (marker) flush with the pavement...,'' said an article in the July 15, 1955 Zeitung-Chronicle "I think it was just a promise between the city and the Sophienburg Association," Schlameus said. That promise will be fulfilled Fnday, 40 years later. City in running to land Texas Downtown Association convention By SUSAN FLYNT ENGLAND Staff Writer The New Braunfels Downtown Association has another big feather in its cap. The town is one of the finalists being considered for the 1996 Texas Downtown Association Annual Conference. "This is the very first time that a non-urban city has made the finals," said Main Street Director Karen "K.C." Crandall. Much work has gone into getting New Braunfels this far, Crandall said. Lier department had to plan where the conventioneers could stay, where they would eat, and what would entertain them during their stay in New Braunfels. A committee also had to come up with a theme that would carry through the whole conference. They made a final choice yesterday — "Rivers of History, Rivers of Progress," Crandall said. "The theme emphasizes the cultural mix in New Braunfels," Crandall said, from the Native Americans who originally lived here to the Spanish and later the Germans who settled here. "The rivers have played an important part in bringing people here throughout history and in the present," Crandall said. The conference would bring upwards of 300 people to New Braunfels, Crandall said. Finding accommodations, food and transportation for all would be an exciting challenge, she said. Crandall will find out whether New Braunfels made the final cut by the first week in September, she said. "Our application goes for '96 or '97, so I think we have a really good chance to bring in one year or the other," she said. The conference committee includes Esther Headnck, Anna Lee Hicks, Manan Benson, Nora Morales, Carol Johnson, Cathy Talcott, Jeanie Mayo, Crandall, and Jim Scheele. "I feel very excited that we are the first small city to be a finalist," Crandall said. Local psychologist inks book deal to publish in India By DENISE DZIUK Staff Writer A local author will soon be able to call himself an international author, following the decision by his publishers to allow his book to be published in several other countries. The Herald Press has agreed to allow the Daughters of St. Paul, in Bombay, India to print 9,000 copies of a special English-language edition of A Parent's Bedside Companion, by Randolph K. Sanders. Sanders, who a psychologist in New Braunfels, said the he wrote the book, which was published in 1992, as a way to help parents of young children, mainly between the ages of 3 and IO years old. He said he knows things can get hectic and parents often feel frustrated raising a child. He said parents usually have little free time, and often only have a few minutes after the children have gone to bed to read. He said he wrote a book with short, brief chapters to help these parents. He said the topic of each chapter is designed so it can be put into practice the following day. "It's pnmanly to provide help to parents who are frustrated trying to help their children," he said. The Christian Leader, commenting on the book, said "Sanders, a father and psychologist, uses real-life expenences and insights to help parents gain a sense of confidence in raising their children." He said the idea of his book being sold in foreign countnes is exciting. He said part of his agreement with the publisher says they are flee to provide the book in other set tings. Sanders will receive little if any money from the additional sales because he said it will be used primarily on a missionary basis. "It's really, really exciting, mainly because it will be used to help parents in other countnes as part of a mission," Sanders added. The book will be sold in India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Singapore, Malaysia, and parts of Africa. Tile Daughters of St. Paul is a religious order performing missionary work in vanous countnes. Sanders' book is only the second book the order has pnnted for adults. This book was Sanders second book. He said he is still wnting and plans to have another book coming out next year. The new book will be for professional counselors and therapists, and will deal with ethics. Owners must register water wells with EUWD By DENISE DZIUK Staff Writer Wells within the Edwards Underground Water District will soon be required to be registered, or the owner will face a penalty, which may mean not being able to pump water. The board of directors for the Edwards Underground Water District passed a resolution requiring all wells in the district, regardless of size, be registered. Well owners are required to file the registration form within 60 days from the August 22 effective date. Owners failing to either file or request a variance, will be subject to whatever penalties the district feels are appropriate, said General Manager Rick 111-gner. The resolution, passed yesterday, says water will not be withdrawn from a well that is not registered. Illgner said the wells that are already registered do not have to be registered again. He said the district already has some knowledge regarding larger wells. "It's something you just have to do. It helps you know where the points of withdrawal are...lf we know how many wells there are, and where, we can manage the aquifer better," said Illgner. In other business, the board authorized the general manager to inform outside counsel that an alleged violation or breach has occurred in reference to the settlement between the district and the Living Waters Artesian Springs, Ltd., better known as the catfish farm. Illgner said the settlement with the farm said the wells would not be opened until they received all the necessary permits. He said it is believed that some sort of tour or demonstration was held at the catfish farm, and the wells were opened. It is uncertain how much water was used during the alleged violation. Herald-Zeitung photo by MICHAEL DARNALL Fish Camp The'Canyon High School Student Council sponsored its first Fish Camp for incoming freshmen Tuesday afternoon. The event introduced the new students to key people and traditions at the school. Above, students check out a performance by the Aristocats in the Cougar Den. Organizers hope to make the Rah Camp an annual event. Justice Dept. OKs aquifer plan The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) has given its approval to state legislation which will allow a new agency to manage water from the Edwards Aquifer. The action effectively clears the way for the Edwards Aquifer Authority (EAA) to begin operating, giving the agency power to license wells, broker water and oversee pumping limits. The decision was released in a letter to Secretary of State Antonio Garza, Jr. on Aug. 8, 1995. The approval addressed House Bill (HB) 3189 which revamped the governance portion of Senate Bill (SB) 1477. SB 1477 was put on hold in 1993 when DOJ ruled that the law violated the Voting Rights Act by replacing an elected governing body (the Edwards Underground Water District) with an appointed board (Edwards Aquifer Authority). HB 3189, adopted by the 74th Texas Legislature and signed by Governor Bush on June I, replaced the governance portion of SB 1477. The new Authority will be governed by a 15-member elected board which will have broad jurisdiction and power to manage the Edwards Aquifer. After two years in agency limbo, Edwards District Chair Jerri Martin is relieved a final decision has been reached. "Now that the Department of Justice has pre-clcared the legislation, it is time to move forward. The Edwards District will do everything in its power to sec that the transition goes smoothly." A temporary board will be in place until November. 1996 when elections will be held and a permanent board will be chosen. 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FZia replied to Alice featherealight's topic in TCG Deck GarageSince it's so important to draw Dogra in your opening 5 cards, I figured that an actual number would be helpful. http://stattrek.com/online-calculator/hypergeometric.aspx Population Size = Deck Size = 40 Number of Successes = # of Dogras = 3 Sample Size = Opening Hand = 5 Successes in Sample = At least 1 Dogra = 1 Odds of having at least 1 Dogra in the first 5 cards = 33.75%, or about a third of games, assuming sufficient shuffling/randomization. This doesn't account for Upstart, so the odds are somewhat higher in actuality.
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FZia replied to Siulzen's topic in Cardfight!! Vanguardhttp://vanguardus.blogspot.com/2015/01/news-christian-rivera-tops-arg-orlando.html 85 participants. 3 out of the top 8 were pure Thing. No Thing-Abyss in top 8.
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FZia replied to Siulzen's topic in Cardfight!! VanguardFrom my experience vs the deck, I agree. Revengers already have a great midgame with BDR + Dorint killing front row for 1CB and BDRA killing back row for 1CB. Then all they have to do is sit on a Phantom and they start pressuring you. Either you guard throughout midgame or give them plusses. Seems lose-lose if you don't have a way to retire Judgebau. And RPBA is a solid lategame option. The fact that he can only restand on the legion turn is mitigated by the fact that he has Phantom in his name. Edit: Maybe they can make a conditional ban, like "You may not use RPBA and Judgebau in the same deck." I don't know if Judgebau is really all that problematic outside Abyss builds.
FZia replied to LFN's topic in Cardfight!! VanguardAs a side note, that 6th damage heal reminds me why CFV should avoid tourney formats that utilize elimination as hard as possible. It should be mostly Swiss or record based across multiple tournaments. Elimination is bad for most games with chance elements and it is especially bad for Vanguard. The problem is, I don't see how consistantly good players (good overall win-loss ratio) can be rewarded without something like the trigger campaign in Japan.
I'd test more Critical Triggers. The main gambit (Ethics R over Ethics) restands rearguards anyway.
Spikes should be fairly easy to upgrade. Fit in 4x Bad End Dragger, for instance. Also, 4 Perfect Guards are a must nowadays.
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FZia replied to Siulzen's topic in Cardfight!! VanguardIn addition to those reasons, Pongal helps you nab a Grade 3, and Cat Butler still has the potential to go off at G2, even if it might be sub-optimal.
FZia replied to Final_Vent's topic in Cardfight!! VanguardWith 6 Crits, the odds of twin driving into at least one is about 23%. So if your opponent is at 4 and you Break Ride, they have a good shot at surviving by taking the first hit and PG'ing the second. 8 Crits bring the odds up to 30%, which is still kinda low I guess (12 Crit is 43% chance in case you are wondering). It's not the best, but you could try 3x Demonic Dragon Berserker, Kumbhanda for extra beaters once you hit G3/G4.
FZia replied to NeoArkadia's topic in Cardfight!! Vanguard17-13-10-10 is actually a sliiiiiightly better ratio than 17-14-11-8 in terms of ride consistency. But yeah, you get 2 less shields to dump.
I feel like Goat's 4k might be an issue vs Legion decks. Legion promotes early guarding to fill the drop zone, and a 4k + 7k VG column vs another 7k VG can be blocked easily with a 10k shield. Plus, G3 searchers fail their effect about a 1/3 of the time.
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FZia replied to Siulzen's topic in Cardfight!! VanguardJust wanted to say thanks for posting results, Siulzen. I don't post much here, but I do enjoy reading your updates.
Draws are best when damage checked, and you are only running 2. I'd just go 12 Crit because of the threat of restanding. If the opponent no guards at 4 damage in hopes of saving shield, I'd want to maximize my odds of ending the game right there.
So at the very least, dead cards in the early game can become mana. My local shop hosts duel days, and Im tempted to try it out. Though it is free to play, Id prefer a small entrance fee so there could at least be a small prize pool. I'll look into it. If I do pick this game up, Ill probably start with budget Fire Rush. Im also interested in Evolution Swarm, which sounds similar to a YGO structure deck.
I've never played a game with a sort of self-replenishing resource system. Is it a good mechanic? For example, in yugioh, you dont gain LP every turn outside of card effects.
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FZia replied to Siulzen's topic in Cardfight!! VanguardWe don't know Seph's skill lvl or the opp's skill lvl, over even the skill lvl of the toppers. And im p sure Seph mentioned the IZD isnt great in Grandiose.


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Chapter 4
"....And our great King,
With one great swing,
Killed the beast that so haunted this land,
With his one, single human hand.
Horrah, Hurray, Oh Joy!
Now we may all dance and sing!
He wears his crown,
Let us have peace now,
Now and forever more!"
The court applauded the jester, the King chuckling over the crowd's noise, "Ah, that was a good one. Though, I did weild a sword, you know. I do not believe the Gods could kill a dragon with one, single hand!"
The court, and even the small jester Fayenbalm, continued in a chorus of laughter to correspond with their King's, ceasing only when he did. The Queen sighed, dreading even being in this very room. Finally she stood, turning to leave with the intention of going unnoticed.
"Sugarplum!" Henry stopped her, though he did not bother to remove himself from his chair. "Where are you heading?"
Penelope faced him, internally moaning to herself. She put one of her delicate hands to her head, weakly replying, "My head aches. I am going to lay down for a moment."
"Oh, alright, Dearest," he said. "Do not be long, I hear there is to be....,"
She did not even listen to the rest of what he said, continuing to make her way out of the hall. The guards bowed and the servants curtsied as she passed through the corridors in which she had spent so much of her childhood, through the mazes of turns and stairways she knew like the back of her hand. They chanted their proper pleasantries, their murmurs of "Good-day, Your Majesty," seeming to ripple down the halls as she passed by the infinite numbers of maids which it took to care for this monstrous place. She warranted she knew many of them, and could converse easily and kindly upon simple aspects of their lives, their families.
"Your Majesty," Jaqueline, her dark-haired handmaid, hustled towards her. "I have your warm bath-water prepared, and your silken nightdress on your bed; all we have to do in change you--,"
"Never mind that, Jaqueline--I have something to do," The Queen interrupted her, striding ahead to her bedroom door with the handmaid still at her heels. Penelope paused, allowing the two guards stationed there to swing open the door for her.
"Is there anything more I can do for you, Your Majesty?" Jaqueline inquired.
She frowned, thoughtful for a moment. "No, I am good for now. You are excused. Thank you."
Jaqueline briskly curtsied and scuttled back down the hall, out of sight. Bowing her head to the guards in thanks, Penelope moved forward into her bedchambers, the door shutting behind her.
Taking her skirts around her, she moved to the bathing tub seperated off from the rest of the chamber, the water clear and slightly steamy. It was almost enticing, like the delightful, warm water could wash away her worries.
Penelope then bent to look at her reflection, the familiar face which was hers appearing so...unlike her. It was older, tired, worn, solemn, sad. She didn't look herself, or feel it either.
She reached forward, brushing her fingers across the water and dashing her reflection into a million different pieces like that of a shattered mirror. When it finally cleared and settled, it wasn't herself looking back at her. It was just who she was looking for.
The three women in the little scene cast before her jerked their heads up from whatever work they were doing, glancing directly in her direction. They were beautiful women, long-limbed, graceful, with hair colored white and pure, and great billowing gowns a matching hue. They were scarless, ageless, yet their eyes, each a different color themselves, and expression was wise, thoughtful, and understanding.
"Your Majesty!" they cried, moving forward to be seen closer by Penelope. They curtsied simultaneously.
"Veronica, Vera, Vanessa," Penelope titled her head to each one.
"Your Majesty, you look terrible! Whatever is the matter?" asked one.
"Vera!" the two other fairies exclaimed harmoniously.
Veronica, her eyes a icy blue almost gleaming white, cleared her throat, "What she meant to say is that you look sad. What is wrong?"
Penelope frowned, "You know perfectly well what is wrong. Henry is horrible."
"He is handsome," muttered Vanessa.
"Ha! I told you he was horrific!" Vera laughed, settling her violet eyes smugly upon Vanessa.
"She said horrible, she didn't say--," Vanessa's pink eyes flaired, almost reddening.
"Ladies!" Veronica shouted at her two sisters, the surface of the water from which Penelope watched even rippling. "This is no time for your useless bickering. Our Princess has a problem." Sighing, Veronica turned her even gaze upon the Queen. "Don't fret of it, Your Majesty. Soon, your true prince shall come to rescue you."
"But, what if I do not wish to be rescued? What if I do not want someone to pick me, to win me as their contest prize? Is there not such a thing as true love!?" Penelope burst out.
The three fairies were silent. "Dearest, all you have to do is wait," Vanessa broke the quiet, and with that, their image was replaced with Penelope's own.
Wait! Penelope walked from the room, slumping down on her bed. I might as well be still trapped in that tower with that dragon. Actually, I think I should prefer the dragon to Henry...
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On Wednesday, Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff announced the final rule for the program, called Secure Flight, which would validate air travelers' information so there's less chance a person could be mistaken for someone else on a watch list. The program has been delayed several times because of privacy concerns.
Misidentification of passengers has been one of the biggest inconveniences in post-Sept. 11 air travel, and widely known for putting thousands of innocent U.S. residents and well-known figures like Sen. Ted Kennedy, D-Mass., through extensive searching and questioning before they were allowed to fly. It has also raised questions about infants traveling with their families.
Currently, passenger prescreening for domestic flights is handled by the individual airlines. But airlines do not always tap into the most up-to-date watch lists, which contain names of people whom intelligence agencies have determined should not be on planes. Under the new program, the airlines will be responsible for collecting a passenger's full name, gender and birth date, as opposed to the current practice of only collecting the passenger's name.
"We know that threats to our aviation system persist," Chertoff said. "Secure Flight will help us better protect the traveling public while creating a more consistent passenger prescreening process, ultimately reducing the number of misidentification issues."
The program will be phased in during the first half of next year.
One industry association, the International Air Transport Association, is not happy with the final rule because it will cost the airlines so much money to adapt their systems to the needs of Secure Flight. Association spokesman Steve Lott said the customer inevitably will bear the additional costs of the program.
The early sharing of passenger information was designed to give U.S. authorities more time to identify and remove from flights suspected terrorists like Richard Reid, who tried to ignite a shoe bomb on a trans-Atlantic flight in December 2001.
This is the third version of the air passenger prescreening program that became a key part of aviation security after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Since October 1, 2001, the federal government has spent $240 million on the program, according to budget statistics, and $82 million is available for 2009.
Prior to that, the Federal Aviation Administration oversaw the first, which began in 1998, according to 9/11 Commission research. The 1998 program required air carriers to use a computer-assisted passenger prescreening program to single out passengers who needed additional screening.
The FAA rules required that the airline only screen that passenger's checked baggage for explosives and not the passenger or the passenger's carryon bags. Later versions of this program became controversial because of data mining elements that had aroused privacy concerns. Secure Flight does not include data mining, which is the computerized searching of large databanks of information for clues to the identities of terrorists or criminals.
Congress had barred the Bush administration from launching Secure Flight after it was learned that it acquired live data for testing rather than using made-up data. But since then, the program has been tested and reviewed and includes a privacy impact statement.
The Transportation Security Administration has a program for passengers who believe they were misidentified with names on the terror watch list. As of Sept. 30, there were more than 43,500 requests for corrections from people who think they have mistakenly been identified as a terrorist, according to the TSA. Passengers will continue to be able to ask for these changes after Secure Flight is implemented.
The Secure Flight program will apply to international flights in late 2009, officials said.
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Ron Bloore
|Ron Bloore
|Ronald Langley Bloore
May 29, 1925
Brampton, Ontario
|September 4, 2009
(aged 84)
Toronto, Ontario
|Known for
|abstract art
|Regina Five
|Order of Canada
Ronald Langley (Ron) Bloore, CM FRSC (May 29, 1925 – September 4, 2009[1]) was a Canadian abstract artist and teacher. He was a member of the Regina Five which included Ken Lochhead, Art McKay, Ted Godwin, and Doug Morton.
Born in Brampton, Ontario, Bloore received a B.A. in art and archaeology from the University of Toronto in 1949. From 1949 to 1951, he studied art history and archaeology at the New York University Institute of Fine Arts. In 1953, he received a M.A. in art and archaeology from Washington University in St. Louis. From 1951 to 1954, he was also an Instructor in art and archaeology at Washington University. From 1955 to 1957, he studied at the Courtauld Institute of Art at the University of London.
University positions held[edit]
After completing his studies at the University of London, Bloore returned to Canada, and held a position as an instructor in art and archaeology at the University of Toronto from 1957 to 1958. Moving to Regina, Saskatchewan, he was an instructor in art and archaeology at the Regina Campus of the University of Saskatchewan from 1958 to 1966. Settling back in Toronto, he was a Professor in the Faculty of Arts and Faculty of Fine Arts at York University from 1966 to 1990.
Honours and awards received[edit]
In 1993, Bloore was made a Member of the Order of Canada for being a "most accomplished abstract painter and educator, he has strongly influenced visual arts, particularly in Western Canada". [1] In 2007, he was made a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada.
In 1993, he was awarded an honorary Doctor of Letters degree from York University and in 2001 an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from the University of Regina.
- "University of Regina profile". Archived from the original on December 4, 2004. Retrieved January 2, 2005.
- ^ "Ronald Bloore". http://ccca.concordia.ca/. Retrieved 4 December 2014. External link in
External links[edit]
- The Bloore Studio is the painter's web site with hundreds of pages of images and texts.
- 1925 births
- 20th-century Canadian painters
- 21st-century Canadian painters
- 2009 deaths
- Fellows of the Royal Society of Canada
- Members of the Order of Canada
- People from Brampton
- Washington University in St. Louis alumni
- Alumni of the Courtauld Institute of Art
- Artists from Regina, Saskatchewan
- Artists from Ontario
- New York University Institute of Fine Arts alumni


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|15th November 2002, 11:19 PM
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Do I know it all? Hell no. Every post someone makes around an area of audio design that interests me, I read and try to look at it with a fresh mind (beginners mind) and often research it further because I learn lots that way. Jocko's and Fred's posts (amongst others) on digital and SS, often give 'lightbulb' moments, and have me looking for more information to understand the subject better.
But I can't be bothered with someone who already thinks they know better. The information sought is not hard to find. (see Gunderz Tubecad link below)
As for the "ïdiocy" remark, I was referring to a topology, not Joel personally. I was typing up that post when he posted his schematic. Looking back at the thread now, I see he mentioned it earlier too. I don't recall reading that before the post of mine in question, but I may have as I was doing several other things at the time.
WRT fool.
From dictionary.com
One who is deficient in judgment, sense, or understanding. Predominantly the last is what I meant.
|15th November 2002, 11:47 PM
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I do agree however that given the context his statement is valid.
Running the common CF into a low impedance is no good.
The same can be said about the SRPP circuit.
This generalisation of topologies is naysaying and a gross misunderstanding of the hows and whys of the technology and how to implement it.
IMO all involved parties are guilty to a point.
Let it be noticed once again it leads to confusion if such interaction is not clearly distinguishable.
Moreover,let it be noticed too that when the other moderators interact it is clear,concise and to the point and you know exactly why and when they are fellow members adding a contribution/comment and when they wear the moderator hat.
Personnally I had trouble right from the start in the DIY TT thread where it was impossible to distinguish between the two modes of posting.
No need to tell you this just escalated into a sinbin.
It went as far as to Dice 45 handing over the judgement and further follow-up to a fellow moderator.
Everything went relatively smooth since.
If I were to be in such a case I'd still keep an open mind and inform myself about the consensus in general.
By no means is it constructive to say then that there is no difference because I can not perceive it.
In this particular case,knowing the players involved and the topic at hand I can only say none of them is right.None.
It is however hard to judge when you're not involved in a thread from start to finnish.
Easy to jump to conclusions:
Brett feels offended by Joel proposing his headphone amp not ideally thought out as a preamp.
Being this Joel's own "brainchild" he takes offense at it and Joel perceives it as being treated as a "fool" even as an "idiot"
Let me tell you that was not what Brett meant: Joel was a bit hasty to present his new baby and it would have been wiser had he just started a thread on his own.
Right from the start in this thread there was diversion of opinion on what to present to the person asking in the first place.
I notice it so often: someone starts a thread and the only person you're never going to see again is..you guessed it.
Moreover the question at hand is so vague and open that it makes me wonder whether any real interest exists.
I've been around for too long in the business not to recognize old tricks.
This may very well not be the case so I leave it open.
To recap:
I see a lot of generalization on all sides as to whether or not a given circuit is good or not,worst of all there's a lot of lack of understanding on how circuitry interacts once it gets hooked up to another.
Hey,look at it this way:I did have some making up to do for some stolen quick posts,right?
Shall we be civilized?
P.S Gunderz,thx.Tthat link is pointing in the right direction.Just hope someone is going to read it.
|16th November 2002, 12:02 AM
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I also stated in my subsequent post that I'm acting only partially as a moderator. So you shouldn't take it so seriously, dhaen. And what do you mean by "The Emporors New Clothes"?
Do something really well. See how much time it takes. It might be a product, a work of art, who knows? Then give it away cheaply, just because you feel that it should not cost so much, even if it took a lot of time and expensive materials to make it. - JC
|16th November 2002, 05:15 AM
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Re: I FIRMLY DISAGREE
You are enlightened! Missed that turn of events -- out fixing some Macs.
And that last post, you do a good job of playing moderator. Good on you. Is that inevitable whrn you pass 1,000?
If we can get this thread settled down it could turn out to be a really good one.
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|16th November 2002, 09:55 AM
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Emperors and Followers
The Emperors New Clothes is a European fable about a vain Emperor, who commissioned the finest clothes to be made for him. He is warned that the fabric is magical, and that only the faithful can see it. Thus he is tricked into wearing nothing, and parades in front of his subjects naked. Of course none of his subjects say anything, for fear of being branded unfaithful.
My point is: If Joel cant hear the difference between capacitor x and capacitor y, he is right to say so, and we should listen; and perhaps even check our findings.
Cathode followers:.
Are a standard tool in the electronic toolbox for driving low impedances.
The only other sensible way with AC is with step-down transformers.
They have been used from the start, in many areas of electronics, not just audio.
Oh, what about SRPP (such as Franks nice circuit in this thread), or mu-follower I hear people cry?
Well, they are implementations of Cathode Followers too! Are the designers (to many to mention), who use these circuits fools too?
I am well aware that they have had bad press in HiFi circles.
Might this have an element of The Emperors New Clothes? Well just possibly. For the best explanations I can read against them are: Xyy-san says theyre clap, or dont use one unless it is properly designed ie enough current stiff cathode resistor.
This is where I bang my head against the wall:
Doesnt that apply to everything?
You cannot look at Cathode followers in isolation: They are always fed by a stage, and feeding a stage.
The distortion of the feeding stage will be lower, because of the higher input impedance of the cathode follower.
The distortion of the stage being fed will be lower because of the low source impedance. Especially DHTs.
Whats the problem?
Of course the Cathode Follower (like any element) introduces undesirables, but you have to look at the overall picture.
BTW I dont have any particular love of em. I just use a suitable too for the job in hand, and when a Cathode Follower is the tool, Ill use it.
I also have 2 criticisms of the moderators:
The first is that they should be clearer what is a moderators statement, and what is a personal opinion. Even though they may not have their moderators' badge flashing, they still hold extra weight. Dismissive statements are undesirable from any member, but especially from a moderator.
The second is that since this thread has drifted so far from the original question, it should have been pruned off. You cant blame any of the contributors for putting their points, even though many (including me) have deviated considerably.
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A King was told be some smart crooks, who wanted to make some easy money, that only wise people could see a cloth they had for sale..
Not to be considered stupid, the king said he could see the non-existent cloth.
And he bought the cloth from the crooks.
And the peoples in the country also was told about this.
And noone wanted to be stupid, so they all wanted to "see" the cloth.
All went well until one day the King, should go out in the city with some clothes made of this wonderful cloth.
All said: Oh so beautiful clothes he have!
But a child, who didn't know better, than to believe his eyes, asked his mother:
Why is he naked?
And the people heard the child.
And all had to agree, that in fact the King was naked.
somtimes we humans, agree upon things, not to be regarded stupid
we even have the capability to persuade ourselves that we see things
it can be in many different situations
|16th November 2002, 10:52 AM
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Thank you Halojoy.
Your memory for the detail is much better than mine!
|16th November 2002, 11:06 AM
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no problem, dhaen
we are both a kind of stupid children
|16th November 2002, 01:06 PM
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Re: Emperors and Followers
Do something really well. See how much time it takes. It might be a product, a work of art, who knows? Then give it away cheaply, just because you feel that it should not cost so much, even if it took a lot of time and expensive materials to make it. - JC
|16th November 2002, 01:52 PM
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Halojoy said:
Brett said:
All your points taken, except the comment about the grid resistor. Was that with reference to something in the preamp thread, or a general CF point?
While I was under the car (fixing it) just now, I thought of the ultimate CF circuit: The series (pass) regulator. It has low output impedance, drives a (fairly low) impedance, and is in series with the signal.
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Super easy to make and can be used as a dessert or a breakfast treat.
Blue Ribbon Recipe
- 1 can(s)
- pillsbury cinnamon rolls
- 1 can(s)
- pillsbury seamless crescent dough
- 2 pkg
- 8 oz cream cheese
- 1
- egg
- 2 c
- granulated sugar, divided
- 2 tsp
- pure vanilla extract, divided
- 1 stick
- butter, melted
- 1/2 c
- chopped nuts (walnuts or pecans)
- cinnamon, ground
1Preheat oven to 350. Spray a 9x13 pan with cooking spray.
2Combine cream cheese, egg, 1 cup sugar and 1 tsp of vanilla. Mix until smooth.
3Open cinnamon roll dough and spread onto bottom of pan making sure seams of dough are pinched. Spread cream cheese mixture on top of dough, sprinkle with chopped nuts of your choice. Top with crescent dough pulling to cover cream cheese completely. Sprinkle with cinnamon.
4Combine melted butter, remaining cup of sugar and vanilla. Microwave until smooth. Pour over crescent dough
5Bake for 30-35 minutes until top is golden brown. Cool before cutting.
About Cinnamon Roll Cheesecake
Course/Dish: Other Breakfast, Cakes, Other Desserts
Main Ingredient: Flour
Regional Style: American
Collection: Cheesecake
Other Tag: Quick & Easy
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Following Rovers' impressive 3-1 win over Liverpool just the three changes were made for the FA Cup encounter.
Martin Olsson missed out with a slight calf strain sustained in Wednesday's win, Chris Samba reported flu symptoms, whilst David Dunn was rested for the cup tie.
Incoming saw a debut for 19-year-old midfielder Jason Lowe, with Grant Hanley and El-Hadji Diouf returning to the starting eleven.
Neil Warnock also made just the three changes after their Bank Holiday Monday draw with Bristol City.
Less than a minute was on the clock when Rovers fashioned their first chance, Benjani's neat flick sending Junior Hoilett racing into space to feed Mame Biram Diouf in the area, but his shot across goal went wide.
A minute later the Senegal striker was called upon again, but this time he fired straight at Rangers 'keeper Paddy Kenny.
It was a lively opening, Rovers zipping the ball around with pace, Junior Hoilett again impressing, another twisting run from the Canadian saw him drill the ball across goal but Borrowdale slid to put the ball behind as Benjani and Mame Diouf lurked in the six yard box.
Rovers continued to press and probe, a 15th minute free-kick from Morten Gamst Pedersen saw Ryan Nelsen meet the ball firmly, but unfortunately for the captain he headed well wide. A more delicate touch may well have seen the ball in the back of the net.
Two minutes later the two almost combined, but this time Nelsen couldn't flick on and Kenny made the save low down.
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From the resulting corner Kenny was again the visitor's saviour, an initially cleared the ball came back out to Pedersen who picked out Gael Givet with his centre, the Frenchman's first time shot was brilliantly turned over the bar by the Rangers number one.
The visitors had been quiet up to the midway point of the half, but an impressive run and shot by the highly-rated Jamie Mackie almost saw them open the scoring, Rovers grateful for a goal-line clearance from Grant Hanley.
But on 28 minutes a 50/50 ball saw Gael Givet and Jamie Mackie collide. A stretcher was called for to help Givet leave the field of play, the home fans standing to applaud the defender. Josh Morris on to replace.
Rangers winger Jamie Mackie also needed a stretcher, Bruno Andrande on as his replacement.
When play resumed after the lengthy delay the fluency in the game suddenly deserted Ewood Park. Passes were suddenly failing to find their target as the play became scrappy. Rovers' El-Hadji Diouf firing narrowly over after Pedersen's lay-off their only subsequent chance.
As the first half entered the latter stages Neil Warnock's side grew in confidence forcing a couple of corners and enjoying a spell of possession to frustrate the home fans.
Then deep in time added on, the blue and white faithful were breathing a sigh of relief when Mark Bunn brilliantly tipped Petter Vaagan Moen's 40-yard free-kick onto the crossbar and over.
Jason Roberts returned to action at the start of the second half replacing Benjani, but in contrast to the first, the second half was slow to get going.
Rob Hulse had glanced a header wide for the visitors, then before the hour mark another Rovers chance was spurned. Morten Gamst Pedersen's floated free-kick into the area which saw Mame Biram Diouf arrive unmarked round the back, but he somehow couldn't get his shot on target as he failed to get a clean connection on the ball.
Junior Hoilett was unlucky to see his mazy run come to nothing on 64 minutes. The diminutive Canadian, again impressing, took on all-comers as he cut in from the left with the ball. But as he shaped to shoot on the edge of the area, the ball deflected just over the bar.
Then El-Hadji Diouf drilled one into the side-netting after good work from Hoilett and Roberts.
Just when it looked like being an afternoon of frustration, up popped man of the moment Junior Hoilett to finally break the deadlock on 78.
Play started down the left with El-Hadji Diouf on the run into the area, a trick creating him space, he fed Hoilett who took a touch before lashing the ball from 18 yards into the corner past the despairing dive of Paddy Kenny.
It was Hoilett's first for Rovers at Ewood Park.
It should have been 2-0 when Josh Morris put it on a plate for Roberts, but he somehow headed wide. After Hoilett's goal sixty seconds early, the Grenadian could afford a smile.
Michel Salgado made way for Amine Linganzi with eight minutes to go in a move which saw Jason Lowe move to right back. That saw a defensive line that was three quarters made up from last season's FA Youth Cup team, Ryan Nelsen the only senior alongside Hanley, Morris and Lowe.
The visitors certainly weren't down and out and were only the thickness of the crossbar away from drawing level with six minutes to go when a Petter Vaagan Moen free-kick was headed against the bar by Kaspars Gorkss.
As with the first half four additional were shown, but Rovers played them out deep in the visitor's half to ensure that it was their name associated with ball number 15 in Sunday afternoon's fourth round draw.
ROVERS: Bunn, Salgado (sub Linganzi 82 mins), Hanley, Nelsen (c), Givet (sub Morris 30 mins), Hoilett, Lowe, Pedersen, EH Diouf, Benjani (sub Roberts 46 mins), MB Diouf.
Subs not used: Fielding (GK), Goulon, Cotton.
QPR: Kenny, Orr, Hill, Derry (c), Clarke, Faurlin (sub Cook 81 mins), Mackie (sub Andrade 32 mins), Gorkss, Hulse (sub Doughty 88 mins), Vaagan Moen, Borrowdale.
Subs not used: Cerny (GK), Tofas, Harryman.
Booked: Borrowdale, Derry (QPR).
Attendance: 10,284
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The Public Service Commission is trying to streamline its workload, given the number of utilities seeking rate increases this year, said PSC electric and gas division administrator Robert Norcross.
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Two of the PSC's commissioners were appointed by Republican Gov. Scott Walker; the third was appointed by Gov. Jim Doyle, a Democrat.
The returns allowed for Wisconsin utilities appear to be in line with those of others around the country, so it didn't make sense for the commission to invest a lot of time on that issue this year, Norcross said.
The commission is in the process of reviewing applications for rate increases from all five of the state's major electric utilities, a departure from most years, when only two or three rate cases are before the agency.
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If the credit is passed along as the utility has proposed, rates for a typical residential customer would rise by 7.3% in 2013 and 3.1% in 2014, the utility said in a filing. If the credit is not passed along, the total increase as proposed would be 9.7% in 2013 and 1.1% in 2014, according to the utility.
The streamlining will allow the commission more time to consider other key areas of utility rate proposals for possible customer savings, Norcross said.
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* Set-up time will be from 5pm to 6pm @ Raleigh Assembly of God Church.
* Please prepare to stay for the entire concert 8pm to 10:30pm.
Again, thank you for becoming a vendor at the J Moss LIVE In Memphis Concert, I pray that your business will have much success!!!
Tonya Hilson
Trinity Business Group
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(901) 490-7060
When & Where
Raleigh Assembly of God
3683 Austin Peay Hwy
Friday, December 7, 2012 at 8:00 PM (CST)
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TBG Entertainment
1138 N. Germantown Pkwy Ste 101-208
Cordova, TN 38016
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Contact: (901) 490-7060