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Welcome guests in style.
Grey-blue tones create a serene colour palette.
In designer and HGTV personality Sarah Richardson's holiday house, the guest bedroom was decorated with care. Her playful approach to fabric is evident in the mix of the drapes, headboard, bedskirt and throw pillows — which are different yet cohesive.
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Create comfortable elegance with a moody palette and mirrored accessories.
A bounty of pillows and layered bedding allow guests to tailor the bed to their specific needs. Horizontal blinds are paired with dark drapes providing privacy and customized lighting. Asian sculptures, artwork and flowers prevent the room from feeling too formal and impersonal.
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Sunshine, clean white walls and exposed wood glow in this spa-like retreat.
With a staggering twelve guest suites, Joergen Bodum's Swiss farmhouse is a breathtaking holiday home for family and friends. The guest rooms — each with their own ensuite bathroom — are minimally furnished to give visitors the impression they're staying in a comfortable, intimate hotel.
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Set into an alcove, this daybed piled high with patterned pillows serves as both a sofa and sleeping nook.
The deep bench raises the sofa to comfortably reach the window, which is charmingly off-center. Reds and bottle greens pop against the walls, and gauzy drapes provide privacy while still allowing light to pour into the space.
Turn an oversized painting into a showstopping headboard.
A platform bed — designed by artist Bobbie Burgers' father — lends a casual vibe to this vibrant guest room. Bright yellow bedding imported from France adds a luxe feel that guests are sure to remember.
Give your guest room a quick makeover with a few small touches.
Take a headboard from tepid to toasty by tucking a soft blanket around the frame. Complement the makeover by placing a decorative runner down the center of bedside tables for added texture and pattern. Add a colourful tray to hold necessities, such as a water carafe and an alarm clock. Don't forget to treat your guests with fresh flowers and a good book, too.
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A showstopping bed is the focal point in this beautiful room.
One of many guest rooms in the 2009 Princess Margaret Showhome, this cosy space was designed around House & Home's Rustico bedding in soft tan, rust and cream. A stunning uphostered bed topped with plush linens and throw pillows makes guests feels like royalty.
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A small attic makes the perfect guest room.
Tucked into the top floor of the 2009 Princess Margaret showhome, this small room can easily accommodate a guest for a short stay. A low daybed was the right choice for this narrow space. A desk placed near the window is practical for guests who wish to unpack their luggage and can be used by family members as a home office when the room isn't occupied.
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A pale colour palette makes a basement guest room look bright and spacious.
In the 2009 Princess Margaret Showhome, the lower level was finished with style. A focal wall was covered in a textured wallpaper while the others were painted a creamy white to maximize light. A chandelier and table lamps allow guests to choose their preferred lighting.
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Give a guest room a hotel-chic vibe with a restricted colour palette.
Plush elements like a padded headboard and stacks of pillows keep this room from feeling austere. The extra tall faux-suede headboard softens the room visually and acoustically. Simple bedside tables provide storage and a spot for illumination.
Vintage and antique items lend a lived-in feel.
The aesthetic of this bunkie guest room ties in with the main cottage so that visitors who stay here feel equally comfortable. Tongue-and-groove panelling, painted a soothing sage and a bright white, creates a cosy backdrop for an inviting mix of thrift store finds.
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This upstairs sitting area doubles as a guest room.
Toronto interior designer Mazen El-Abdallah of Mazen Studio wanted to create a room that was meaningful, useful and beautiful. Wall-to-wall sisal carpet throughout the second floor is a cosy option that also dulls the sound of footsteps. A narrow daybed — a housewarming gift from friend Suzanne Dimma — is the perfect option for an overnight guest. Details such as the large mirror and credenza are practical pieces for a guest room, yet do not look out of place when the space functions as a den.
See video tours of El-Abdallah's main floor, second floor and attic, plus more gorgeous guest bedrooms.
Double-duty furniture makes for a well-used room.
An old apothecary cabinet in designer Karen Cole's guest bedroom opens up in several ways, including a drop-leaf desk. Antique twin beds loaded up with brightly patterned throw pillows offer an inviting spot to curl up and read, but can be made up as guest beds within minutes. Bold art and antique rugs contribute to a space that's as cosy and useful for Karen as it is for her guests.
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A nautical colour combination echoes this cottage's seaside setting.
A classic spool bed is the perfect fit in this small space, where a caned-seat chair doubles as a bedside table. The framed illustration — a local antique market find — was an easy way for the owners to add art without expense.
Create a rustic headboard using antique doors.
Aqua and green accents, a cosy throw, delicate bedside table lamps, a pastel striped rug and pale blue hat boxes soften the rustic wood elements in this country chic bedroom. A wicker trunk placed at the foot of the bed is the perfect resting place for luggage.
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Wood wainscotting, painted a warm shade of white, adds a touch of country to this space.
A simple upholstered headboard and layers of white bedding punctuated with blue-grey pillows make for an inviting room to sleep in. Black slate tile creates an appealing and practical contrast.
Colour and pattern add a personal touch to a too-plain bedroom.
Wallpapering the ceiling is a great way to add character to a large room, and here the light ivory colour and understated gold stars keep the ceiling from looking too heavy. A block-print coverlet and paisley throw pillows are harmonious in shades of purple, but doesn't make the room too feminine. Layering a striped cotton rug over an existing sisal rug adds even more pattern and punch to the colour scheme.
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Use functional, double-duty seating options.
Custom-made beds in this former schoolhouse-turned-cottage work as seating by day and as a sleeping area for guests at night. Simple hand-woven blankets add texture. The floors were once orange, but owner Carmen Dunjko layered on translucent white paint and then hand-brushed the boards with steel wool for a time-scarred patina. A worn desk and chair continue the schoolhouse theme.
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Rich hues and contrasting fabric create a moody ambiance in a basement bedroom.
The lower-level bedroom of the 2010 Princess Margaret Showhome feels cosy thanks to a warm espresso colour scheme and layers of sumptuous bedding. Textured grasscloth on the walls adds dimension to the room.
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Increase square footage by turning a garage into a guesthouse and studio.
In a three-week-long painting spree, the homeowner painted the entire space white (she even painted the floor) to transform this once-dingy building into a welcoming, functional space. An antique rope-bed with a tufted mattress serves as a makeshift sofa during the day. A pair of bergere-style chairs are an elegant touch.
See more photos in our White Cottages gallery, Traditional Cottages gallery, Cottages & Country Houses, plus more cottage photos.
Create an exotic escape for your guests with an Indian-themed room.
Yards of sumptuous silk, bedding and pillows were imported from India to create this alluring space. The temple-shaped tufted headboard and stenciled paisley walls were created by designer Holly Dyment. Accessories such as the silk gown, teapot and fresh roses are small touches that make guests feel welcome.
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Fresh blooms, books and charming collectibles create a welcoming atmosphere.
A pretty pendant light frees up table space and adds a dose of sparkle and shine to a bedroom. A mix of quilted, striped and printed bedding keeps the look fresh and casual.
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CLEARLAKE -- A Clearlake Oaks man remained in critical condition Monday morning after accidentally shooting himself in the head this weekend, according to Clearlake Police.
Officers found Jake Crosby with a gunshot wound to the head in an apartment on the 3800 block of Old Highway 53 in Clearlake just after 7 p.m. Saturday.
Police interviewed witnesses and determined Crosby, 21, accidentally shot himself while showing the gun to the witnesses.
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On the April 18 episode of The Show, Jung Eun Ji took her first win for her solo comeback, The Spring!
Jung Eun Ji was up against Teen Top and EXID this week and took the win with a final score of 8245. The win was especially meaningful because it comes on the heels of the sixth anniversary of her debut with Apink (April 19).
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The previous pilot project EAP188 created a database of 26,579 books in minor archives and libraries located in districts without any infrastructure. From this database 5,000 unique and endangered books will be selected for digitisation for this project.
A combination of the lack of availability in safe archives, either within India or internationally, and poor storage conditions make the fragile printed books endangered. The priority is also further based on more vulnerable libraries and for digitising non-fiction documents first. The books will be digitised from eight public libraries in the districts of Howrah, Hooghly, 24 Parganas North and 24 Parganas South, all located in semi-urban and rural areas within the proximity of Calcutta.
The history of printing in Eastern India dates back to 1778 when the pioneering effort of Charles Wilkins with the assistance of Panchanan and Manohar Karmakar led to the first metal typecasts in Bengali. This ushered in the era of Bengali printing. Public libraries were established in Calcutta and in the neighbouring districts from the 1850s. For example, with the patronage of Jayakrishna Mukherjee, the zamindar of Uttarpara, a library for the public was established in 1854 with an initial holding of 3,000 books. Other public libraries were set up in Konnagar and Bali in the same year. Mohiary Public Library in Howrah district was established in 1886 with the initial patronage of local elites and then by common people - the library is now a depository of hundreds of unique titles of books and monographs on caste, religion and social practices in late nineteenth and early twentieth century Bengal. These public institutions played a crucial role in the formation of civil society under colonial surveillance. They were not only hubs of intellectual exercise but also created a depository of all sort of documents that emerged within and outside the modern European disciplinary approach addressed for the public sphere.
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Florida begins its 13th NCAA Tournament in 17 seasons under Billy Donovan looking to break through.
AUSTIN, Texas — Florida begins its 13th NCAA Tournament in 17 seasons under Billy Donovan looking to break through.
The Gators haven't made a Final Four since 2007, but have been oh-so close in back-to-back Elite Eight runs in 2011 and 2012. With the core of those teams back this season, Florida cruised to a Southeastern Conference regular-season title and 26-7 record.
But for Florida senior guard Kenny Boynton, there's unfinished business.
"We want to go out as winners," Boynton said. "Our goal is to get to the national championship and win it, nothing less than that."
The third-seeded Gators will begin that quest tonight against No. 14 seed Northwestern State.
Florida enters the game as a 20.5-point favorite and has not lost to a seed lower than 12 during the Donovan era. But the Gators are wary of the problems Northwestern State presents. The up-tempo Demons lead the NCAA in scoring at 81 points per game, while forcing 17 turnovers per game. "We have a target on us being the No. 3 seed and being the experienced team that we are," Florida senior guard Mike Rosario said. "We feel like that we've got to come out, just aggressive, and just be the Florida Gators." Donovan said he understands his team's Final Four or bust mentality. As a senior at Providence in 1987, he remembered that goal after appearing in just one NIT in his first three seasons. "Every kid who gets into this tournament, that's a dream," Donovan said. "I just think those guys may have been a little bit more outspoken. I think if you checked with Northwestern State or Illinois or UCLA or Minnesota, I think that's every kid's dream. "I think they are also mature enough and understand that the most important thing right now is what's in front of us today, because tomorrow in this tournament is never guaranteed or promised." Florida is beginning what it hopes to be a Texas two-step to the Final Four in Atlanta. If the Gators can get by their first two games in Austin, they will move on to Arlington, Texas for the NCAA South Region semifinals and finals. To make that run, Florida will need to get back to moving and sharing and taking care of the basketball. Florida's assist-to-turnover ratio is 63 to 63 in its six March games. Florida has had four players reach double figures in scoring just twice in its last nine games. In its first 24 games, the Gators had four or more scorers reach double figures 12 times. "You know, 20 assists per game is a big margin, but we're capable of doing it," Rosario said. "I feel like that when we put ourselves in that situation of getting 20 assists per game and less turnovers, we can be a really, really good team." Given UF's recent history, another deep run is possible. Florida is just 5-4 in its last nine games, but the Gators also struggled coming into the 2012 NCAA Tournament. Florida had lost four of five going into its regional in Omaha and was a No. 7 seed before its Elite Eight run. In last season's Elite Eight, Florida was unable to hold an 11-point lead in a 72-68 loss to Louisville. Those issues with close losses and blown leads have carried over into this season. Florida is 0-6 in games decided by six points and failed to hold double-digit leads in losses to Arizona, Missouri and Mississippi. "It's been a recurring theme of us not finishing big games, of having a lead and not finishing those games," Florida junior center Patric Young said. "That's driven us this whole season. We still struggle with that a little bit, but I think we should finally understand what it takes to get it done." A deeper run is possible if Florida can solve those issues in close games. "We're a veteran team, but last year is last year," Boynton said. "We can't dwell on the past. But right now, it's a new season. We learned from our mistakes from last year. We're ready to make another run in the tournament." FLORIDA PROBABLE STARTERS G Kenny Boynton 6-2 Sr. 12.3 ppg, 3.1 rpg G Mike Rosario 6-3 Sr. 12.3 ppg, 2.5 rpg G Scottie Wilbekin 6-2 Jr. 9.0 ppg, 5.0 apg F Erik Murphy 6-10 Sr. 12.6 ppg, 5.5 rpg C Patric Young 6-9 Jr. 10.3 ppg, 6.2 rpg NORTHWESTERN STATE PROBABLE STARTERS G Shamir Davis 6-0 Sr. 12.5 ppg, 2.2 apg G Gary Stewart 6-4 Jr. 5.5 ppg, 2.9 rpg F Patrick Robinson 6-6 Jr. 3.7 ppg, 3.3 rpg F DeQuan Hicks 6-7 Jr. 14.1 ppg, 5.8 rpg C O.J. Evans 6-10 Sr. 3.5 ppg, 3.7 rpg Notes: Florida is playing in its 18th NCAA Tournament in school history and 13th in 17 seasons under Billy Donovan. Donovan is 28-10 (.733) in NCAA Tournament games, the third-highest percentage among active coaches behind North Carolina's Roy Williams (61-20, .753) and Duke's Mike Krzyzewski (79-23, .775). … The Gators rank first in the SEC and third in the nation in scoring defense, holding opponents to 53.7 points per game. The Gators have held 12 opponents under 50 points and 23 opponents under 60 points. … Northwestern State went 2-1 against the nation's top defense, Stephen F. Austin, averaging 64.3 points against a team that holds opponents to 51 points per game. … Offensively, the Gators will be striving for more balance. Florida's assist-to-turnover ratio in its last nine games is 100 to 93. 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Secure at first base, Moreland excels early
PEORIA, Ariz. -- Rangers manager Ron Washington offered Mitch Moreland a bit of timeless advice earlier this spring.
"Come out here and play, man. Have fun and enjoy yourself," Washington told his first baseman.
Moreland is certainly having plenty of fun thus far.
He hit his second homer in as many games during the Rangers' 8-6 loss to Seattle on Friday. Perhaps more importantly, all three of the left-handed hitter's RBIs came off left-handed pitching.
Last season, Moreland hit just .239 against lefties compared to a .281 mark against right-handers. He posted an on-base percentage that was 48 points lower against southpaws.
"I feel pretty good in my at-bats right now," said Moreland, who is hitting .308 this spring after his 1-for-3 afternoon on Friday. "I'm just trying to have the same approach lefty and righty. There's no difference. I'm just trying to go up there and grind out my at-bats, see some pitches and try and get a little deeper into counts."
Washington said there's no doubt in his mind that Moreland will be his first baseman this season and he wants to make sure Moreland knows that.
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Delegation of Canadian newsmen on a Ministry of Information tour leave London for France, July 1918.
The party assembles in twos and threes outside its hotel, and its members are seated one at a time to have formal portrait photographs taken. The man taking the photographs may be G P Lewis, the Mol official photographer. They enter taxis and drive through central London. Arriving at their station, probably Waterloo, they are shown on board their train by two Army staff officers.
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The military soon understood that while the mass communication methods that had come into use in the 19th century made it possible to inform and mobilize entire populations, they also gave rise to new risks. Censorship became a fundamental component of military strategy very early in the war, with two specific objectives: keep the enemy wrapped in a fog of ignorance and protect the morale of the nation in order to promote the war effort. No one was free to say or write whatever they wanted, as Canadian journalists soon discovered after hostilities broke out in August 1914.
Although the press's primary objective when war was declared was to keep readers informed about developments on the battlefield, it proved to be an extremely difficult task. The British government banned journalists from the front until 1915. Even afterwards, the situation did not improve much. Military information was supplied by an "official eyewitness," appointed by the Canadian government, whose dispatches from London were so biased that no one took them seriously. Finally, in March 1917, in response to increasing complaints from journalists, the Canadian Press Association sent a real war correspondent, T. S. Lyon, editor of the Toronto Globe, to the front.
With a shortage of Canadian war correspondents during the Great War, journalists had to get their combat news from telegrams sent by their European colleagues. All news dispatches were carefully monitored, however: information and photographs that managed to get past the censors assigned to each group of correspondents were scrutinized and altered by the French and British censors prior to transmission across the Atlantic.
The tentacles of censorship did not stop there, however. One of the Government of Canada's first military initiatives was to impose censorship of the press under the War Measures Act. Yet this statute was not sufficient to stem the flow of information that might be harmful to national security. With war being a very lucrative subject for newspapers, and with censorship being voluntary, editors sometimes gave in to the temptation to boost sales by revealing risky information. The highest value was attached to any information that was supposed to be kept secret under the censorship rules: movements of troops or goods within Canada, departures of contingents for the front, locations of military industries, technical specifications of arsenals, espionage rumours and casualty lists.
In June 1915, in an effort to put an end to these leaks, the federal government established a censorship board and named Lt.-Colonel Ernest J. Chambers chief press censor. With over 30 years' experience in journalism, on top of a career in the military, Chambers enjoyed the respect of both the government and journalists. Under his surveillance, editors had to make sure that any information that might aid the enemy, endanger soldiers or discourage the war effort went into the waste basket. The definition was very broad. Besides details on military operations, it also blocked most information providing a realistic portrayal of the war. As Chambers saw it, Canadians might be shocked and demoralized by the horrors of the war. As a result, journalists were forced to use euphemistic language: a defeat became a reversal, a retreat a strategic withdrawal, a slight advance a tremendous victory. Soldiers' letters were censored, too. Only humorous and optimistic allusions to the war were allowed to be published in Canadian newspapers.
Most journalists deplored the situation. As some of them, including those at the Toronto World, saw it, preventing the publication of genuine news served no useful purpose, and in fact, had a negative impact on recruitment. Indeed, according to the daily, publishing the truth about the war would have served to underline the urgency of the situation on the front to the Canadian public and to encourage patriotic young men to join up. The image that was presented was one of a war effort that was going well enough and not really in need of new recruits. Another criticism levelled at censorship was that it protected the government from the scrutiny of public opinion. The Edmonton Bulletin drew its readers' attention to the fact that the censors had kept Canadians in the dark about the defects of the Ross rifle for almost two years. Many newspapers argued that if accurate information about the weapon's shortcomings had been known, the public outcry would have forced the military to switch to a better rifle and could well have prevented many deaths on the battlefield.
From 1917 on, freedom of the press came under even greater threat. Reflecting public opinion, newspapers became increasingly critical of the government's war policies and of the socio-economic conditions in Canada: national registration, rationing, increase in the cost of living, poor treatment of civilians by the military authorities, and conscription. Dissent was most vocal in Quebec. Newspapers — liberal, nationalist and Catholic — refused to back down in their opposition to conscription or any other measure deemed excessive. Not wanting to allow criticism of this sort to be disseminated, the government passed a new, more restrictive censorship act, specifically aimed at banning the publication of views hostile to the government. While mere threats of banning, imprisonment and fines were not enough to convince French-Canadian journalists to cease their attacks, the shutting down of the liberal newspapers Le Canada and Le Bulletin and of the ultra-Catholic La Croix, along with the censorship of the war news column of the weekly L'Action catholique in the spring of 1918, forced them to submit.
In many respects, censorship in Canada during the First World War was more severe than in other Allied countries. From the time hostilities broke out until censorship of the news was officially lifted on April 30, 1919, 253 publications were banned in Canada. Of this number, 164 were published in a language other than English or French. Journalists knew what was at stake. Yet while they resisted any efforts to set limits on their freedom of expression, they were still willing to aid the war effort.
In a way, journalists became informers, supplying the censors with all kinds of information useful to the authorities. At the same time, newspapers were turned into instruments of propaganda. In Quebec, for instance, La Presse and La Patrie played an active role in raising the Canadian 22nd Battalion. Newspapers also provided free space to the government for its advertising campaigns and published articles encouraging young men to enlist.
Throughout the war, Canadian journalists were torn between, on the one hand, not wanting to put the lives of young soldiers at risk or hinder "the successful prosecution of the war" and, on the other, not wanting to submit to the censorship imposed allegedly to protect the nation's morale and, indirectly, the government in power in Ottawa. An integral part of the war machine, but also a tool of political power, censorship rocked the foundations of Canadian journalism for over four years.
Selected Bibliography
Chambers, Ernest J. "Governing Principles of Censorship in Canada." The Printer and Publisher (October 1915) : 39-42.
—, « Rapport sur le service de la censure de la presse canadienne – Premičre Guerre mondiale », présenté dans Le Canada français et les conflits contemporains. [Actes du colloque tenu ŕ l'Université du Québec ŕ Montréal, le 27 aoűt 1995], Claude Beauregard, Robert Comeau et Jean-Pierre Gagnon, dirs., Cahiers d'histoire politique 2 (hiver 1996) : 185-288.
Comeau, Paul-André, dir., La démocratie en veilleuse, Montréal, Québec-Amérique, 1995.
Coutard, Jérôme, Des valeurs en guerre. Presse, propagande et culture de guerre au Québec. 1914-1918, [thčse de doctorat (histoire), Université Laval], 1999.
Desmond, Robert William. Windows on the World: The Information Process in a Changing Society : 1900-1920. Iowa City : University of Iowa Press, 1980.
Gagnon, Jean-Pierre, « Le rôle de la Presse dans la formation du 22e bataillon canadien-français », dans Conflits contemporains et médias, Claude Beauregard et Catherine Saouter, dirs.,Montréal, XYZ éditeur, 1997 : 55-59.
Kerr, George D. "Canadian Press Censorship in World War I." Journalism Quarterly 59, 2 (1982): 235-239.
Keshen, Jeffrey A. "All the News that Was Fit to Print: Ernest J. Chambers and Information Control in Canada, 1914-19." Canadian Historical Review 73, 3 (1992): 315-343.
—. Propaganda and Censorship During Canada's Great War. Edmonton: University of Alberta Press, 1996.
Kesterton, W. H. A History of Journalism in Canada. Ottawa: McClelland and Stewart, 1984.
Knightley, Philip. The First Casualty: The War Correspondent as Hero, Propagandist, and Myth Maker from the Crimea to Vietnam. London: Andre Deutsch, 1975.
Levert, Myriam, La censure de la presse d'expression française du Québec durant la Premičre Guerre mondiale, [mémoire de maîtrise (histoire), Université du Québec ŕ Montréal], 2001.
—, « Le Québec sous le rčgne d'Anastasie: l'expérience censoriale durant la Premičre Guerre mondiale », Revue d'histoire de l'Amérique française 57, 3 (hiver 2004): 333-364.
Levine, Allan. Scrum Wars. The Prime Ministers and the Media. Toronto: Dundurn Press, 1993.
Rutherford, Paul. "The People's Press: The Emergence of the New Journalism in Canada, 1869-99." The Canadian Historical Review 56, 2 (June 1975): 169-191.
Salmon, Lucy Maynard. The Newspaper and Authority. New York: Oxford University Press, 1923.
Smith, David Edward. "Emergency Government in Canada." Canadian Historical Review L (December, 1969): 429-448.
Vance, Jonathan F. W. Death so Noble: Memory, Meaning, and the First World War. Vancouver: UBC Press, 1997.


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The California Highway Patrol has removed its guidelines for lane-splitting in the Golden State on the CHP website, after receiving a complaint from a Sacramento citizen. Though lane-splitting has been a long-time established practice for motorcyclists in California, the act is poorly defined and regulated.
Since California has no provision directly outlawing the practice, motorcyclists are free to lane-split, lane-share, and filter so long as their actions fit under the California Vehicle Code's catchall provision of "safe and prudent" operation of a motor vehicle. What does that mean? No one really knows.
In an effort to define what it viewed as safe and prudent, the CHP released last February a list of guidelines for motorcyclists to follow while lane-splitting in the Golden State. The guidelines were not law in the de jure sense of the word, but without any other comment from a government entity, they became the de facto rules of the road, which leads us to today.


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Karen Chekerdjian works with classically trained Lebanese craftsmen integrating contemporary patterns, design, and color with Middle Eastern tradition. Her collection of "tinned brass" accessories is a favorite of mine. My guests swoon at my dinner table, which is accessorated with stunning serving pieces from her store.
Lebanese designer Nada Debs brings a clean, minimal, and modern aesthetic to her home accessories and furniture collection. Editing and revisiting her silhouettes and materials, modifying the color palette, and creating entirely new categories of objects all play a major role in making her store an accessorator's heaven.
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An amazing bookcase worth reading into, this design was inspired by a vintage storage piece found in a London library.
- 34" wide x 22" deep x 93" high
- Expertly crafted of mango wood and iron.
- Features two pull-out drawers.
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- Overall: 34" wide x 22" deep x 93" high
- Drawer (2): 30" wide x 18.5" deep x 6" high
- Distance Drawer Extends: 17"
- Weight: 90 pounds
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Boxer Silhouette Custom Dog Portrait
This Dolan Geiman mixed media silhouette featured a cut out dog silhouette in white foreground with reclaimed wood and other rescued materials in the background.
*Title: Dog Walk (Mini): Boxer
*Medium: acrylic, salvaged wood, and found objects
*Size: 13" x 14"
*wood back frame | painted black (see http://bit.ly/1dW7Bag for example)
Dolan Geiman launched his line of silhouette wood cut-outs in the summer 2008 (starting with the guitar) and since then has been actively producing and selling other silhouettes like his deer, Mr. and Mrs., dogs, cats, bison, US map, and a range of other flora and fauna. Others may have followed in our footsteps, but this is the original wood cutout that made its way from Virginia to Chicago and onto the pages of Fossil's, Pendleton's, and UncommonGoods's catalogs.


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A Massachusetts mom wonders whether her son will stay true to his faith and values as he makes his way through college.
A few weeks ago, my husband and I took our son, Ian, to Penn State University where he is beginning his freshman year.
By the time we drove away from State College, the van was 100 pounds lighter (maybe 260 pounds lighter if you include Ian.) My fabulous, funny, kind-hearted son stood there waving at us in his J Crew khaki shorts and polo shirt, as prepared for college as he was for elementary school when he went off freshly scrubbed, front teeth missing and a new L.L. Bean book bag slung across his back.
Ian has left the town of Sharon, Mass., with its large number of Jews for a huge university that has approximately 10 percent Jewish undergraduates. Will Ian feel isolated among so many non-Jewish students or will this increase his pride in his Jewish faith?
Weeks later, this is what I keep wondering: Did I instill a sense of Judaism in Ian so strong that it will remain a concrete part of him during these hectic, amazing college years? Did I do enough?
My husband and I tried to give Ian solid Jewish roots and a connection to his heritage. Certain things we got right. Our holidays were filled with family, friends and love. Ian attended a Jewish camp and took a six-week trip to Israel. I shared stories of our family's history and their Jewish experiences.
During our car rides together, I spun tales from the Torah, bringing them to life as best I could. (One of his religious school teachers actually called to tell me that Ian was the only second-grader who could explain the story of Esther.)
Other things, we could have done better. We should have had more family Shabbat dinners and attended temple more often. Although Ian was Bar Mitzvahed, he did not go on to Hebrew high school. Should I have done more to push him in these Jewish directions? And if I didn't do enough, is it too late for Ian to develop a deeper sense of Judaism that will sustain him during the college years and after?
You may have heard a strange, screeching sound toward the end of August. That was the collective wail of all the Jewish mothers across the country with freshmen children: "Join the Hillel! For the love of God! At least check it out!"
I admit, I joined in that chorus. Our eldest, Alexis, was always much more involved in Jewish activities and talked about joining Hillel even before she started college.
I hope that Ian joins Penn State Hillel and takes advantage of the many Jewish clubs and more than 80 Jewish courses offered by the university. (Of course, what I ultimately wish for my son is that he grows up to marry a Jewish girl from a lovely family who makes matzah balls so light they dance around the table like fireflies.)
But first things first. Now that Ian is at college, I can suggest and advise, but I can't force him. I am now a parent/consultant and not a parent/nag. His wish for Jewish involvement and desire to maintain his Jewish identity needs to come from him, for, ultimately, each of us must take ownership of our relationship with God.
"The secret things belong to the Lord our God, but the things revealed belong to us and to our children forever that we may do all the words of this law" (Deuteronomy 29:29).
It is this "forever-ness" that I hope my son maintains at college. I want Ian to respect others, respect himself and respect his Jewish self by remembering the importance of compassion, charity, honesty and a sense of community. He will figure out how to navigate college as a student who not only is Jewish but feels Jewish.
Through the clubs he was involved in at high school and the volunteer work he did in Israel, Ian knows well the importance of tzedek (working toward social justice) and tikkun olam (trying to repair the world.) There is plenty of opportunity for Ian to get involved with activities that aren't necessarily "Jewish" but affirm the precepts of our faith.
During the Jewish holidays, Ian called to tell me how much he missed being with the family — sitting around the table talking and laughing, lighting the candles, saying the blessings. He especially missed the brisket. I felt his absence keenly but was glad that he pined for our celebration. Am I shallow to grasp at these straws or should I be grateful for every little sign that Ian values his Jewishness?
So as my son adjusts to the chaotic and sometimes overwhelming nature of freshman year, I continue to wonder: Did I do enough to build the proper foundation when I had the chance? Will Ian stay true to his faith and values? I certainly hope so.
At least I know he missed the brisket.
Laura Deutsch is a writer who lives in Sharon, Mass. She can be reached at [email protected]


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Lightning strike hits pole at Plaza Shell
There was more than rain and wind during storms the third weekend of July.
During the early morning hours of Monday, July 22, lightning struck a power pole that feeds a transformer on the northwest corner of the Plaza Shell gas station and convenience store.
Employees called city workers when lights in the business began to flicker, according to Mike Libich, who heads up the city electrical department.
"The fuse holder was cut out," Libich said, noting that repairs didn't take too long.
High winds could be what broke off part of a large cottonwood tree from its trunk at Lake Helen.
"It didn't appear to be from a lightning strike and the tree was hollow," Libich said. "Still it had stood through a lot of other storms."


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Memorial Day weekend is widely regarded as the unofficial start of summer, and a lot of people (myself included!) will celebrate by packing up a picnic and heading for a local park, beach, or their own backyard. If you're among the masses, make sure you take along some promotional picnic products to make your outdoor meal a successfully delicious one.
When you're going on a picnic, there are a few things you can do ahead of time to make sure you're well-equipped. Cutting, packaging, and otherwise preparing your food before you leave will make the meal easy to assemble when hunger strikes. You'll also want to check the weather forecast beforehand so you can be prepared for whatever Mother Nature throws at you, and don't forget to apply sunscreen and bug spray as soon as you arrive at your destination.
Here's a checklist of promotional picnic products you might want to pack up before you hit the road:
__ Blanket, towel, or tablecloth for a clean "table" away from home
__ Easy-to-use (and easy-to-clean) dishes, silverware and drinkware
__ Cooler, especially if you're taking a day trip or planning on having cold drinks or dessert
__ Wine/bottle opener, ice cream scoop, pizza cutter, or whatever kitchen utensils you may need
__ Picnic basket or cooler to keep food and supplies organized
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Rangers wrap up Draft signings with 22nd pick Martin
TORONTO -- The Rangers wrapped up their 2014 First-Year Player Draft by signing their 22nd-round pick, third baseman Tripp Martin from Samford University, prior to Friday's deadline.
Martin's signing bumped the number of players Texas agreed to terms with to 28 out of 40 selections. The Rangers signed their first 12 picks and 15 of their first 16.
Texas selected right-hander Luis Ortiz and shortstop Ti'Quan Forbes with its first two picks and ended the Draft by taking lefty Nick Dignacco in the 40th round.
Ortiz, a 6-foot-3, 220-pounder, went 5-3 with a 1.04 ERA and 72 strikeouts in 43 2/3 innings at Sanger High School in California. The Rangers reached a $1.75 million signing bonus agreement with the high schooler. The pick value at No. 30 was $1,760,500.
Forbes, meanwhile, batted .427 with three home runs and 32 RBIs as a senior for Columbia High School in Columbia, Mississppi. He signed an overslot deal for $1.2 million (the assigned value of the No. 59 pick was $957,900).
Right-hander Gabe Gonzalez, selected in the 13th round, was the highest pick that the Rangers didn't come to terms with.
Chris Toman is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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The Gardner Sisters IProbability puzzles require you to weigh all the possibilities and pick the most likely outcome.
Gretchen and Henry were discussing their new neighbors, the Gardners. Gretchen mentioned that she met two of the daughters, and they each had blond hair.
"I have met all of the sisters," replied Henry, "and the probability that both of the girls you met would have had blond hair, assuming you were equally likely to meet any of the sisters, is exactly 50%. Do you know how many children there are?"
After thinking for a minute, Gretchen asks if the family is abnormally large. When Henry replies that it is not, Gretchen tells him how many girls are in the family. What number did she say?
AnswerGretchen said that there were 4 girls in the family, three of whom were blond.
This would make the probability that she saw two blonds (3/4) * (2/3), which equals 1/2.
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galantamine (generic name)
It is used to treat mild to moderate dementia caused by Alzheimer's disease.
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What is this medicine?GALANTAMINE (ga LAN ta meen) is used to treat mild to moderate dementia caused by Alzheimer's disease.
What should I tell my health care provider before I take this medicine?They need to know if you have any of these conditions:
How should I use this medicine?Take this medicine by mouth. Follow the directions on the prescription label and in the instruction sheet included with your prescription. Use the special measuring syringe that comes with this medicine to measure your dose. Household spoons are not accurate. Take with food and plenty of liquid to reduce stomach upset. Take your doses at regular intervals. Do not take your medicine more often than directed. Continue to take your medicine even if you feel better. Do not stop taking except on the advice of your doctor or health care professional.
Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. Special care may be needed.
What if I miss a dose?If you miss a dose, take it as soon as you can. If it is almost time for your next dose, take only that dose. Do not take double or extra doses. If you miss more than 3 days of treatment, contact your doctor for instructions.
What may interact with this medicine?
What should I watch for while using this medicine?Visit your doctor or health care professional for regular checks on your progress. Check with your doctor or health care professional if your symptoms do not get better or if they get worse.
You may get drowsy or dizzy. Do not drive, use machinery, or do anything that needs mental alertness until you know how this drug affects you.
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Where should I keep my medicine?Keep out of reach of children.
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|The District will be issuing refunds for the PNG vs Silsbee varsity football game that was originally scheduled on Friday, September 1st. To collect your refund, please bring your ticket(s) to the business office located in the Administration Bldg. at 620 Avenue C beginning Tuesday, September 19th through Friday, September 29th between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. No refunds will be issued after Friday, September 29th.
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By Heather Crowley, Major League Lacrosse Writer
After downing the Chesapeake Bayhawks on their home turf in front of a record crowd of 23,433 fans on the Fourth of July, the Outlaws will again hit the road to take on the Toronto Nationals. Sharing first place in the league with the Boston Cannons, Denver will try to grab the number one spot that has eluded them thus far.
Although there is no clear-cut top team in the league, this bodes well for Denver. On the flip side, it also gives hope to a Toronto team that struggled early in the season. Toronto started 0-5 but has come storming back to find themselves back in the playoff hunt. The defending champs have turned their season around dramatically over the past three games.
With the Nationals sitting at 3-5, the Outlaws are looking at a very different team than the last time they played on May 29. The Nationals have defeated the Bayhawks, Cannons and Lizards in their quest to get back into the Championship chase. In Denver's first matchups against the Nationals, the Outlaws grabbed the 15-12 win at home and set a good tone for the series.
The game started as a back and forth affair, tied 3-3 halfway through the second quarter. At that point, Denver's rapid fire offense took over and put the Outlaws in control with four goals in just over two minutes. Despite the Outlaws putting together a seven point lead, they survived a final Toronto push and pulled out a win.
In the first meeting, Captain Max Seibald failed to score a goal; something he has accomplished in every other game this season. The second year player is second on the team in points with 25 and second in goals with 16. Seibald needs to be on his game against Toronto or the Outlaws offense will suffer. From his rookie year to second year, Seibald improved his shooting percentage from .237 to .333.
"Last year we asked Max to do a lot of different things for us," Denver head coach Brian Reese said. "Playing offense may not have been the number one thing we needed from him. This year we need his offense and he has worked hard on his game. The thing that stands out the most this season is his shooting. When he has gotten his hands free, he has finished his shots. He has gone against some very good defenders and has won the match up."
The game also figures to be chippy and intense. Toronto is a team looking to get back to the top, where they were last year, and every game is essential to pushing them back to .500. The last time these two teams met, the game yielded a slew of penalties, 11 in total, with five falling into the unsportsmanlike conduct category. Denver sits with 49.5 penalty minutes on the season, just shy of Long Island's league leading 53.5 minutes.
Another key for the Outlaws will be face-offs. Against the Bayhawks, Midfielder Andrew Hennessey bested the league's top face-off man in Alex Smith. By winning 54 percent of his face offs in the win over Chesapeake, Hennessey earned MLL Rookie of the Week honors. If he continues his torrid progress, the Outlaws will prove to be tough to handle for Toronto.
Finally, the Outlaws need sharpshooter Attacker Matt Brown back on the score sheet. The Bayhawks held the precision shooter to zero points despite his seven total shots, four of which were on goal. This was the first time the entire season that Brown had not scored at least two goals in a game. The key contributor can not be missing from the matchup or it could stall Denver's power play.


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Shout! Factory, in association with New Horizons Picture Corporation, will release SWORD AND SORCERY COLLECTION 2-DVD Set, featuring DEATHSTALKER, DEATH STALKER II: DUEL OF THE TITANS, BARBARIAN QUEEN and THE WARRIOR AND THE SORCERESS.
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Deathstalker (Richard Hill) is the mighty warrior chosen to battle the evil forces of a medieval kingdom, who sets off on a journey to the most challenging tournament in the land. To the winner will go the throne of the evil wizard, the ultimate mystical power and the love of the beautiful Princess Codille (Barbi Benton). But first, Deathstalker must prove himself worthy of his legacy . . . and treachery lurks at every turn.
Special Features Include: New Anamorphic Widescreen Transfer (1.78:1), Audio Commentary by producer/director John Sbardellati, Special makeup effects artist John Carl Buechler and actor Richard Brooker, Theatrical Trailer, and Photo Gallery
Deathstalker II (John Terlesky) has a mission: to save the kingdom from the wicked grip of the immoral wizard Jerak and his queen Sultana. Together they have ruled the land by creating a controllable evil twin of the lovely Princess Evie (Monique Gabrielle). Capturing the real Princess Evie, Deathstalker must now return her to her rightful place of power — but the swordsman's battle has just begun.
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In other news, I had to check the spelling to get this right. I've always called it "bad mitten."
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In other news, I had to check the spelling to get this right. I've always called it "bad mitten."
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There used to be fistfights at my family reunions over intense badminton games. I wish I was joking.
We had a real "welcome to Chicago" moment years ago when my wife met someone who has become one of her best friends and the answer to, "What do you do" was, "I'm the badminton coach at York." When my wife told me this story, my response was "Badminton? You sure she didn't say 'tennis'? Who plays badminton? That's a varsity sport?" Turns out she played at Arizona State. These people do really exist.
Why do the things that we treasure most, slip away in time
Till to the music we grow deaf, to God's beauty blind
Why do the things that connect us slowly pull us apart?
Till we fall away in our own darkness, a stranger to our own hearts
And life itself, rushing over me
Life itself, the wind in black elms,
Life itself in your heart and in your eyes, I can't make it without you
Ha wtf was that. Seriously, no wonder NBC loses money on the Olympics.
Badminton is awesome. I played it all the time while growing up and we would play in gym class. My friend and I dominated that, except when we had to face the teacher. He was incredibly good. He would beat us 2 on 1.
Anthem, you owe me 3 minutes and 47 seconds of my life that I just wasted watching Mary Carillo talk about Badminton that was pretty much filler time for the 2004 Olympics that probably aired at 3am in the morning when no one was watching.
Ash from Army of Darkness: Good...Bad...I'm the guy with the gun.
Yeah, that's definitely filler that probably aired at 2 or 3 am. Badminton is a fun game to play, defintely not that good at it, but it's one of those games you break out at a family reunion or with friends....usually with beer in hand....
I've never liked Mary Carillo's voice either.
Shuttle ****.
My college roommate was Venezualan National badminton champion. He had two national trophies in our dorm room that were taller than me. He also had all the requesite newpaper articles to prove it. I don't know about now but then he said that badminton was as big in SA as bowling was here (remember this was mid-60's and everyone bowled back then). He gave me instruction in power badminton and then we took on the school (intramurals). He of course sailed thru the league unbeaten and we, as a team, destroyed the league in quick fashion. Like power volleyball, power badminton is NOTHING like you play in your backyard.
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When: Nov. 7-14.
Where: TCL Chinese Theatre, 6925 Hollywood Blvd.; Chinese 6 Theatres, 6801 Hollywood Blvd.; Egyptian Theatre, 6712 Hollywood Blvd.; The Roosevelt Hotel, 7000 Hollywood Blvd.
Information: www.afifest.afi.com
"The Missing Picture" is astonishing.
Why? Because most of it involves crude (yet evocative) sculpted little clay figures standing around in well-detailed dioramas. Via these tiny, motionless people, however, director Rithy Panh immerses us in the otherworldly horror of Cambodia's killing fields.
The director was a middle class boy when the Khmer Rouge emptied out Phnom Penh in 1975. The poetic voiceover of this autobiographical film (the version I heard was in haunting French) lends both sharply insightful and dreamlike dimensions to its subsequent depictions of the brutal half-life that awaited in the countryside. Interspersed with propaganda footage made by Pol Pot's regime — the only visual evidence the Communists left of their genocidal reign, after destroying the thriving Cambodian popular cinema young Panh loved — the dioramas make a powerful aesthetic statement.
You'll leave this film of clay with a healthy hatred of ideology, and that will make you feel more alive.
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The news for 2014 is Kellie Nuss has officially joined Knitability, LLC. At the same time, we are now doing business as Two Sides - Two Points. This new site is the replacement for our blog, The Same Stitch. If you are looking to purchase downloadable patterns, they continue to be available through my Craftsy store or via Ravelry.
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