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CREDIT UNION TIMES Vol. 13, No. 27 July 3, 2002
Looking back four years ago finds former Utah Credit Union League Lobbyist Rob Bishop, emerging as the winner of the GOP Congressional primary race to represent the state's First Congressional District.
By a margin of 60-40 Bishop, a Brigham City school teacher who served briefly as a league lobbyist in the tough 1999 battle with banks over field of membership expansion, defeated Ken Garn, former Utah House Majority Leader, who had received the backing of the Utah Bankers Association.
Garn, a millionaire Layton businessman and First National Bank of Layton chairman, had reportedly put more than $700,000 in a campaign to defeat Bishop, who was the recipient of a vigorous get-out-the-vote telephone and mail campaign of the league and Utah credit unions.
"The election in Utah's first congressional district demonstrates that credit unions are committed to staying politically involved. Credit union members are realizing that they cannot wait until officials are elected and operate on the hope that they will listen to them. The fact that Rob Bishop was outspent yet won this primary race proves again that credit union members are fully engaged in the political process and they care about their credit unions," said CUNA President/CEO Dan Mica.

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WENATCHEE — It's hot and getting hotter. The forecast calls for 100 degrees in Wenatchee by Sunday, which is way-above-normal, not-quite-record-breaking hot.
It is natural to worry, but as the scientists say, weather happens today and climate change happens over a long, long time. People far more expertly qualified than I have warned that our spewing of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere has, and will, warm the atmosphere and alter our climate — and likely cause us serious problems. We should take this seriously, but The New York Times and Washington Post aren't going to point with alarm to a 100-degree day in Wenatchee in July, because it doesn't mean much. If it's 100 in Washington, D.C., that's different.
The average temperature in Wenatchee for early July is about 85 degrees, which puts us a full 10 to 15 degrees above average. We will soon forget that a couple of weeks ago, we were complaining about how cold it was and wondering if we'd ever see 80 degrees again. We have such short memories.
Walk down to see the Columbia River flowing through Confluence Park, and you are welcome to tell yourself that this is weird, that something unusual is happening, and you'd be right. The Columbia is flowing at more than 300,000 cubic feet per second past Wenatchee, and that is just a whole lot of water. In 2011, the river was high, too; the Loop Trail was flooded and the Columbia hit 335,000 cfs on June 1. It topped 401,000 cfs in June 1997, and that was weird, too. What was happening in June 1948, I have no idea, but the river topped 633,000 cfs at Grand Coulee, three times its normal flow.
Our short memories can burn us. The past few weeks have been filled with horrible scenes of the wildfires sweeping through Colorado and several other western states, and of the human tragedy as hundreds of homes are turned to ashes. It has been very hot and very dry through much of the West, and when this happens, forests are likely to catch fire. Is this evidence of climate change? It could be, say the scientists. At least, climate science says it's hot and getting hotter, and when it's hot, you have fires.
"What we're seeing is a window into what global warming really looks like," said Princeton scientist Michael Oppenheimer in a conference call organized by a climate-change public-relations group.
In newspapers across the country, many headlines blamed the fires on our greenhouse gases and the burning of fossil fuels.
Atmospheric warming contributes to the fires, say scientists, and human beings contribute to that warming. But that's not all. Colorado and just about everywhere in the West naturally experience severe drought cycles, even if we forget the most recent one. Forest fires are routine and natural, but they are more intense in recent years, helped immensely by a century of fire suppression and the recent lack of logging, allowing the biomass in many western forests to increase by a factor of 10. We have many more trees thirsting for the same water, and thus much more fuel for fires. And next to these overgrown, drought-plagued, insect-ridden, flammable forests, we have built many homes in recent years. Fires are certain to destroy more of them if this practice continues.
In this region, we have been in a wet cycle for a few years, which has helped spare us from major fires. That will likely change. We will probably have heat and drought again, as we have had heat and drought many times before, and we will likely have fires, and human beings will make them worse, whatever the weather.
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Having grown up in the Philippines (Quezon City and Isabela in particular), stepping into Mariposa Museum is like stepping into the wonderful childhood I had left behind!
My family (husband and three children) and I came to the Mariposa Museum the evening that they had the celebration of the People Power Revolution. I was in college when People Power happened. It brought back many vivid memories. My anticipation was that of a formal and serious event. But the museum itself was very refreshing. The lay out as well as the items on exhibit catered to my inner child. Our own children were thrilled to see some of the items that they had seen in Manila as well as things that they learn about at Boston's Iskwelahang Pilipino.
The reception immediately after the People Power presentation was very up close and personal. Truly a global experience with everyone sharing thoughts and ideas. The Filipino food of course, was sumptuous!
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When I was a young boy, living in Barcelona, I used to buy bread for the family every day at the local panaderia. It was a medium blonde crust with a relatively light and airy interior that had a nice bite without being the least bit chewey. It was perfect.
I've eaten great baguettes like this in Paris, but I've yet to find one that's even close in L.A.
I remember watching the French film, "Diva," which had a wonderful scene in which the protagonist talks about using a loaf and describes how it must be "fresh, but not too fresh." He then slices it along its length, slathers it with butter and a very generous amount of purloined caviar. It was a perfect shade of gold and had lots of air pockets. I swooned! I've been looking for it here, ever since. Alas, to no avail.
So far, I've tried the following:
La Brea Bakery: Fughettaboutit. Way too dense and chewey;
Bread Bar: Not a fine crust and also too dense:
Lorraine's Baguette: Crust too thin, doughy interior;
Pavillions Artisenal Baguettes: several types, all awful;
La Maison du Pain: Not bad, and their ficelles were pretty good, but I read that their French baker lost his visa, haven't been there since;
Grace Bakery: I think this is a San Francisco bakery that ships to Ralphs, good flavor but pricey and still not the right texture because it is still slightly denser than what I seek;
Rustic Bread from Gelsons: This is actually pretty good but, again, just a bit too dense;
Le Pain Quotidienne: see Bread Bar;
BF Baguette: Also too dense and obscenely over priced!
So, what I'm looking for is a very crisp and somewhat dense golden crust with a light interior with lots of taste and yeasty holes. If anyone has found this somewhere that I have been yet to find, I'd be very grateful for the referral.


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Remember when letter writing was an everyday occurrence, not a lost art? I am not talking about emails that bounce around, often with one-word answers, but rather the kinds of letters where just seeing the writing on an envelope found at the mailbox by the curb could mean a nice extended read, a thoughtful reply, and then weeks for another part of the conversation to unfold. LETTERS FROM SKYE by Jessica Brockmole takes us back to a time like that as it spans two continents and takes place over the course of two world wars, capturing the way that love builds and the way words can make a heart beat faster. I enjoy sagas, and the way this one plays out in the characters' own words makes it so charming!
At the start, we meet Elspeth Dunn, a Scottish poet who lives on the island of Skye. A young American man, David, who has read her poems, writes her a fan letter glowing with admiration for her work. A long-distance friendship ensues. But Elspeth has not revealed that she is married, and as she and David communicate, they find themselves falling for each other emotionally, which grows into love. To meet, they each must move out of their own comfort zones. World War I ensues, flinging both of their lives in new directions.
The parallel story is set during World War II when young Margaret wants to marry her soldier beau, Paul. Her mother, a secretive and reserved woman, cautions her against calling for a wartime romance, but will not explain why she feels this way. Curious, Margaret looks to learn more about her mother and what drove her to be the way she is. A box of letters she finds fills in a lot of the pieces, but have her searching for more.
I noted the dates on the letters, with often a month between them instead of the minutes we are used to today. The book had a leisurely pace to me, one that I enjoyed during a very busy time in my life since I could read a few letters, savor them, and then pick up the story later as I had time. A nice way to read when busy!
Letters from Skye
- Publication Date: May 13, 2014
- Genres: Fiction, Historical Fiction, Women's Fiction
- Paperback: 320 pages
- Publisher: Ballantine Books


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MINNEAPOLIS -- Cal Ripken can add another big number -- 3,000 -- to his Hall of Fame resume.
The Baltimore Orioles star, already renowned for playing a record 2,632 straight games, got hit No. 3,000 with his third single Saturday night in a 6-4 victory over Minnesota.
Ripken became the 24th player to reach the milestone, doing it a year after both Tony Gwynn and Wade Boggs joined the club.
''I was relieved, I felt a weight was lifted from my shoulders,'' Ripken said. ''I thought about how lucky you are and how you started.''
''It was a phenomenal experience, one I'm really glad is over,'' he said.
When the game ended, Ripken signed autographs for about 15 minutes for some of the fans who had given him a two-minute standing ovation. The gesture was reminiscent of the victory lap he took at Camden Yards after breaking Lou Gehrig's ''Iron Man'' streak.
''I tried to give back as much as I can and I thought it was right and appropriate to celebrate with the fans,'' he said. ''It was part of a moment. I wanted to sign as many autographs as I could and put a date on them.''
Ripken lined a clean single to center field off Twins reliever Hector Carrasco for No. 3,000. He was greeted at first base by coach and longtime teammate Eddie Murray, who also got his 3,000th hit at the Metrodome while playing for Cleveland in 1995.
''To meet Eddie at first base, that was a special moment,'' Ripken said. ''He said, 'Way to go, welcome to the club.'''
The 39-year-old Ripken shook hands with Twins first baseman Ron Coomer while the souvenir ball was retrieved by Baltimore's Will Clark.
Ripken took the ball, walked over to the first-base stands and flipped it underhand to his wife, Kelly, wearing a bright orange blazer and flanked by their two children.
Ripken returned to first base, took off his cap to acknowledge a standing ovation and then tapped his heart once as he mouthed the words ''Thank you'' to the crowd of 18,745.
As part of the celebration, the Orioles spilled out of the dugout to congratulate Ripken.
Ripken entered the season nine hits shy of the mark, but was just 6-for-34 (.176) going into Saturday, the 2,800th game of his career.
He grounded out in his first at-bat, then singled cleanly to right in the fourth off Sean Bergman. In the fifth, Ripken hit a high bouncer that third baseman Corey Koskie fielded, but had no play on for an infield single.
Right before Ripken came to bat in the seventh, Twins manager Tom Kelly was booed when he went to the mound to make a pitching change. Carrasco relieved Travis Miller, and his first pitch went for a passed ball that scored Albert Belle and put the Orioles ahead 5-4.
Ripken singled right up the middle on the next pitch, a high fastball.
''He hit the best I had,'' Carrasco said.
Mariners 17, Blue Jays 6
TORONTO -- Edgar Martinez hit a grand slam for his 200th career homer as Seattle beat Toronto.
Martinez, who drove in five runs Friday, homered off Pedro Borbon to give Seattle a 10-4 lead in the sixth inning.
Yankees 7, Royals 1
NEW YORK -- For 6 13 innings, it appeared Ramiro Mendoza would pitch one of those commonplace perfect games at Yankee Stadium. Then the Kansas City Royals found a hole.
Carlos Febles lined a single off diving third baseman Clay Bellinger's glove with one out in the seventh, and Mendoza (2-0) fell short of perfection Saturday in the Yankees' win.
Red Sox 14, Athletics 2
BOSTON -- Pedro Martinez avenged his last loss with the help of four RBIs from Carl Everett and four Oakland errors.
Martinez (3-0) allowed two runs, five hits and struck out nine in seven innings to beat Tim Hudson (1-1), who outdueled the AL Cy Young Award winner on Aug. 19, 1999 -- 13 appearances ago.
Rangers 6, Indians 4
CLEVELAND -- Texas scored five runs off Bartolo Colon in the first inning, then survived a Cleveland rally highlighted by Jim Thome's 200th career home run.
Ivan Rodriguez went 3-for-5 with a double and two RBIs to lead the Rangers, who have won seven of their last eight games against the Indians.
Angels 3, White Sox 1
CHICAGO -- Kent Bottenfield pitched seven shutout innings for his first American League win as Anaheim scored three first-inning runs.
Bottenfield (1-1), in his third start since being traded from the Cardinals, walked two and struck out one, allowing a seventh-inning double to Mark Johnson and four singles.
Shigetoshi Hasegawa relieved to start the eighth and gave up a solo homer to Greg Norton. Troy Percival pitched a perfect ninth for his third save.
Mariners 17, Blue Jays 6
TORONTO -- Edgar Martinez hit a grand slam for his 200th career homer as Seattle beat Toronto.
Martinez, who drove in five runs Friday, homered off Pedro Borbon to give Seattle a 10-4 lead in the sixth inning.
John Mabry and Mark McLemore also homered for the Mariners, who have won seven straight against the Blue Jays.
Seattle jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first inning against Roy Halladay (1-2) on Alex Rodriguez's two-run double and John Olerud's RBI single.
Devil Rays 7, Tigers 0
DETROIT -- Dwight Gooden, debuting for his hometown team, pitched six shutout innings for his first win since last July 28.
Gooden (1-0), a Tampa native, was obtained Thursday in a trade with Houston and paid immediate dividends for the pitching-starved Devil Rays. He mixed his fastball and curveball and kept the Tigers off-balance, holding them to four hits.
Jeff Weaver (0-1), who often lacked run support last season, made his first start of the year and allowed four runs and eight hits in seven innings, with six strikeouts.
Pirates 2, Mets 0
PITTSBURGH -- Rookie Jimmy Anderson allowed five hits in eight innings and Kevin Young hit a two-run homer in the seventh as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the New York Mets 2-0.
Anderson (1-0) gave up five earned runs in 413 innings to Arizona in his first start of last Saturday. He walked one, hit a batter and struck out five.
Mets starter Glendon Rusch (0-1) had allowed just two hits through six innings in his first appearance of the year.
Young followed by hit a 3-2 pitch over the left-field wall for his second home run in as many games.
Cubs 4, Marlins 2
CHICAGO -- Rookie Scott Downs allowed four hits in seven innings for his first major league win as the Chicago Cubs took advantage of two Florida errors to beat the Marlins.
Mark Grace hit a sacrifice fly and two runs scored on miscues in a three-run first as the Cubs won for the fourth time in five games.
Diamondbacks 7, Giants 4
SAN FRANCISCO -- Kelly Stinnett hit two homers, including a three-run shot caught by a fan just as Barry Bonds was about to try for a leaping grab, and the Arizona Diamondbacks sent San Francisco to its seventh straight loss.
The Giants fell to 0-5 at new Pacific Bell Park. Their overall skid is the worst since they lost seven in a row in July 1996.
Reds 5, Dodgers 4
LOS ANGELES -- Eddie Taubensee, batting cleanup for the first time since 1998, matched his career-high with four RBIs Saturday night as Cincinnati beat Los Angeles.
Taubensee's two-run double off Alan Mills (0-1) in the seventh snapped a 3-3 tie. Barry Larkin and Ken Griffey Jr. drew two-out walks before Taubensee lined a 2-2 pitch into the right-field corner.
Scott Williamson (1-1) got two outs for the victory. Danny Graves pitched two innings to earn his team's first save of the season.
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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was emotional and fierce in last week's congressional testimony about the Benghazi consulate attack ["Clinton has her say," News, Jan. 24]. She choked up as she related meeting relatives of the four slain Americans and shared their grief.
Under attack by questioners, she declared in frustration, "With all due respect, the fact is we had four dead Americans. Was it because of a protest, or was it because of guys out for a walk one night who decided they'd go kill some Americans? What difference, at this point, does it make? It is our job to figure out what happened and to do everything we can to prevent it from ever happening again."
It matters when people who reviewed pleas for security and direct help were too timid to do anything. It matters when you have a hidebound bureaucracy where things are shuttled and shuffled about endlessly. When it does land on the correct desk, that person is not there or does nothing.
Clinton spent too much time traveling and not enough time managing her department.
Joseph Scrandis, Westbury
Just when I think I can't get any more disgusted with the once-great Republican Party, I read about the farcical hearings over the attack on our consulate in Benghazi.
Rather than nitpick over whether there was or wasn't a demonstration going on, Republican hypocrites such as Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) should be reflecting on why they cut millions of dollars from the Obama administration's request for funds for diplomatic security.
Sens. Johnson and John McCain (R-Ariz.) have done a fine job protecting tax cuts for billionaires. When it comes to protecting the lives of U.S. diplomats overseas, not so much.
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Supermarket giant Tesco has completed the creation of its Chinese joint venture, forming the largest multi-format retailer in China, it said today.
The groups had already revealed plans earlier this year to combine Tesco's 131 branches and shopping mall operation in China, with China Resources Enterprise's Vanguard business that has 2,986 stores.
Tesco has a 20% stake and CRE has 80% of the venture, which is the biggest food retail business in China.
"We're very pleased to have completed this historic agreement," said Tesco chief executive Philip Clarke.
"The partnership creates a strong platform in one of the world's largest markets. We can now combine our strengths to build a profitable multichannel business, offering our customers in China the best of modern retail," he added.
Tesco hopes that expansion into India and China can offset weakness in Europe.
Earlier this year, the company, the world's third-biggest supermarket group, also struck a joint-venture deal with India's Tata Group to become the first foreign supermarket to enter the country's €362 billion retail sector.
The Asian deals are attempts by Tesco to transform its fortunes after suffering in 2012/13 the group's first drop in annual profits for almost two decades.
Tesco is battling weaker sales in Britain, and over the past two years has decided to close its failed US division Fresh & Easy and to exit from Japan.


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United Industries offers several rigid substrates with extruded foam cores that are compatible with UV-curable inks. Ultra White DP is a lightweight, heavy-duty, bright-white foam board with a dense extruded polystyrene foam core; 18-pt and poly-coated kraft paper-lined. It can be cut by hand, saw, or with razor cutters. Standard sheet size is 48 x 96 in. (60 x 120 in. coming soon), with standard thicknesses of 3/16 to 1 in.
Also available: Ultra Board, a heavy-duty, all-plastic foamboard with a high-impact polystyrene surface; Ultra Plus, an all-plastic polystyrene foamboard between two layers of expanded PVC liner; available in standard as well as 'Peel N Stick' versions, Ultra Core, and Ultra Mount.
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Christopher Lucas, unsure of his own beliefs, is wandering through Jerusalem, working on an article about religious mania. When he meets Sonia Barnes, dusky nightclub singer, devoted Sufi and mystic, he is entranced. As Sonia helps Lucas meet some of the visionaries and gurus who fill the city, the two suddenly find that they have become pawns in a fanatical bombing plot. Its target is no less than the Temple Mount, the ancient city's holiest site.
Through visions ranging from Armageddon to Paradise, Damascus Gate captures the whirlwinds of spiritual fervor that swirl through Jerusalem. George Guidall's narration adds dramatic shadings to the physical and psychological landscapes Lucas traverses in this crossroads of nations.
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"Stone's novel...is a major work in every aspect...Bold and bracing, ambitious and inspired, Damascus Gate is...an astonishment." (Publishers Weekly)
"Much to learn"
The book gave me a new perspective of the Middle East as wrapped up in what was Palastine and Jerusalem and is now Israel and Jerusalem. I felt at times that it was taking the author a long time to give proper background for his story, but stay with it and you may be rewarded as I was.
"Learned Much, Entertained Greatly"
This book teaches so much about all the complex issues in the middle east conflict that involves religion, ownership of land, and grudges that go back several centuries. George Guidall is a great great reader and he does one of his best here. I bought a hard back copy of this book after I listened to this audible, I will read and re-read this one.
"Hear, See & Taste It"
George Guidall guides the tour, while the author makes sure we get more than the gentile tourist package. I loved the real sense of space and how it is shared, or not. The patchwork of cultures and religions and fervor makes for a more dynamic viewpoint than one can normally encounter. There were many surprises and much to learn from this book. This captured some of the unique driving energy. The plot is just the vehicle that transports us, but an exciting ride for sure. No book has ever given me such itchy feet for Israel.
"a Unique Novel"
Beautifully written story
The writing and a story unlike any other
He always does a good job
I recommend this book to anyone who loves elegant prose that doesn't call attention to itself (in other words, its not overdone). It also tells a modern-day story that that is intriguing and doesn't remind me of anything else I have ever read. Highly recommended.
"No plot"
A plot. I listened to 1/3+ of the book before I gave up. I had no idea what was going on.
George Guidall is great!
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GUNS will be in action this weekend – but for the best possible cause.
The annual Sandwath Clay Pigeon Shoot at Sandwath House, Forcett near Richmond, takes place on Sunday, June 8, to raise money for the British Heart Foundation .
The event has been organised by Vicky and Nick Johnson, and involves teams of three competing for trophies and other prizes.
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"We're delighted to be working with the British Heart Foundation this year," said Mrs Johnson.
"We hope to raise as much money as possible to help the fight again the UK's single biggest killer, coronary heart disease, and to support the charity's work in Yorkshire."
Local BHF chair Maureen Gibbons said: " Everything we do at the BHF is intended to make a tangible difference to people's lives. Whether we're providing care and support to patients or researching potentially life-saving treatments, we never forget how many people are counting on us to succeed.
"Support from families like the Johnsons make a big difference in raising the vital funds needed to help us continue with our life-saving work."


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EDMONTON -- The consensus is young, skilled forwards will benefit the most from the way the game of NHL hockey is going to be played this season.
That leads to a long list of names when talking about breakout candidates and Edmonton Oilers winger Ales Hemsky is one of them.
The Calgary Flames had yet to see the Czech Republic product in pre-season action heading into last night's game at Rexall Place but goaltending guru David Marcoux knew what to expect.
"It might be a great year for him," said Marcoux of Hemsky, who had a goal and an assist in last night's 4-0 Oilers victory.
"Hopefully he won't have too many great nights against Calgary."
Marcoux, as a coach in Hull, Que., saw firsthand the kinds of things Hemsky is capable of with the QMJHL's Olympiques in 2001.
"The precision that he has, the accuracy that he has in his shot. Everything seems so easy, so natural," said Marcoux.
"One on one, he would beat junior players with little moves between the feet and just little head fakes. He scored a lot of goals for us."
During the lockout, Hemsky went back to his hometown of Pardubice and played with HC Moeller, who he led to an Extraleague championship. Hemsky earned MVP honours.
"It was a great year but I'm excited to play here again," said Hemsky.
Oilers coach Craig MacTavish has set the bar high when it comes to Hemsky.
"He's got great skill and we have high expectations for him," MacTavish said.
"So far, he's delivered."


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Ah, the outrage generated by pictures of Jay-Z puffing a puro in Old Havana while Beyonce snaps pictures of the crumbly walls. The first picture, above, from Lisa Shires' photoessay from those same streets seems to me worth far more contemplation.
In that moment Shires caught on camera, a young boy is trying to buy vegetables off a street vendor, only to be told that he doesn't have enough money. All Cubans, of course, have rations that are meant to keep them from starving (plus: elderly men are given an added cigar ration). But getting anything more than rice and beans is difficult; the government stores have a late-Soviet barren quality to them. So food, the kind that gives people a bit of protein or real nutrients, is relegated to the streets and to the black market.


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How can you participate in the creative economy when you live thousands of kilometres from the city?
Any career in the creative industries is a bit of gamble. I remember my own parent's concern when I announced that I would be studying Media. It was understandable. To them, the creative path seemed far riskier than Law or Accounting.
Increasingly though, in this information-rich world, creativity is seen as a key driver of economic growth. Urban studies academic Richard Florida, famously declared ours to be the Creative Age in his book, The Rise of the Creative Class (2002), and countless governments, universities, and planning bodies have been influenced by his and similar ideas ever since.
Much of Florida's thesis concentrates on the notion that human creativity is transforming the world we live in. Successful cities, he believes, are creative hubs which promote 'Tolerance, Technology and Talent'. Such places attract the most brilliant thinkers, entrepreneurs and innovators and therefore make the most money- think Silicon Valley.
In Australia, the capital cities of Sydney and Melbourne rank highest on the creativity index but according to the National Economics Survey, rural and remote Australia in general, performs poorly.
So what does this mean for those of us outside urban or regional centres? How realistic is it for us to develop a creative career away from these so-called creative hotspots? Are we being left out of the creative economy?
This week I was uplifted by Vicky Biorac's story Following my heart home which she wrote for the ABC OPEN project 500 Words: An Act of Rebellion.
Vicky had a great TV job in Sydney but wasn't fulfilled with her life in the city. She took a huge risk by moving away from the established media industry to set up her own production company in the (sparsley populated) East Kimberley. Her motivation was something intangible. A longing for home and the desire to tell local stories.
Such a move would have been unthinkable only a few years earlier. But the rise in digital communications and the affordability of professional production equipment suddenly made Vicky's physical location less important.
Even in this very last frontier of Australia, distances are shrinking.
We can now connect more easily with people all over the world using equipment that only five years ago was unheard of or too expensive. ABC OPEN is the perfect example. Our stories now have a broadcast platform to be viewed anywhere, anytime by anyone.
But we still face disadvantages. Our connection speeds are slower, our data costs are higher. We are still a very long way from networks, education, training and markets. And we don't have universities or a large bohemian population- ingredients that Florida, at least, sees as vital to a thriving creative economy.
But we do have the most awe-inspiring landscape. And country that gets into your heart and under your skin. And that unique regional perspective is something that no economist or urbanist can ever plan for.
Just this week, East Kimberley artist Lena Nyadbi was in Paris for the unveiling of her painting- Dayiwul Lirlmim (Barramundi Scales) on the rooftop of the Musee du quai Branly.
Lena Nyadbi, is a woman without a formal education, from a remote Aboriginal outpost, whose work will not only be seen by the 7 million visitors who climb the Eiffel Tower each year but will be visible on Google Earth and from Space.
I'm not sure that you could call us a creative hub just yet, but as a "creative class", the Kimberley is punching well above it's weight.
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I think its vital that we find ways to express our creative selves in the remotest of places, for wellbeing and for continuation of community. There is also that beautiful connection to where we live that tugs at our creative selves to articulate and share in whatever way we can. ABC Open is a great forum for those of us in remote Australia.
Great read Beth
Inspiring story about the power of the arts. I always wanted to be an artist, but ended up studying law & accounting!!
Beautiful to see the Warmun artworks inspired by the country. Not the city.
Many thanks June. It's reassuring to know that you have had similar experiences on your side of the country too. Would be lovely to learn ways you have overcome the challenges and made best use of the opportunities.
An inspiring read, I put it on my facebook page as pick of the week from ABC Open. I could so relate to it, living and working in North QLD, maybe not as remote, but certainly with both challenges and strengths similar to that described here.
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I've been seeing a girl for several months now and we make it a point to be completely open and honest about anything we ask or that comes up. She has asked me about my sexual history and I've been honest about how many partners I've had (regarding vaginal sex and other, hookups, bdsm play, etc). The issue is thus: I make it a point to stay on good terms with girls with whom I get intimate and, as a result, a fair number of my friends (most of whom are female) I have a sexual history with. She has told me that she is extremely uncomfortable with this fact and my attitude toward "casual sex" for lack of a better term.
Not to sound like the kind of guy who thinks that not being a CPOS earns you brownie points, I have been 100% happily faithful to her ever since we started dating. But she says that she is uncomfortable with my outlook on sex, sexual history, and the fact that I'm in contact with exes or play partners (in a manner that is both platonic and respectful of my relationship) and goes as far as to insinuate that I should feel ashamed about my past and choices. I've made peace with my choices (both good and bad) and learned what I can from them, and I'm doing all I can to respect her feelings on the issue, but I feel like her attitude towards this is poisoning the relationship.
Am I missing the point completely or forgetting something that can appease the issue? I'm afraid that this is going to build into something that breaks us up when it doesn't have to.
Feeling All Insecure Loving Intense New Girlfriend
My response after the jump...
I'm going to assume, FAILING, that you're not prattling on endlessly to your new girlfriend about all the amazing, crazy sexual experiences you had before she came along. I'm going to assume that you offer info about your sexual history only when your girlfriend asks and that you present that info in a neutral and straightforward manner. No waxing poetic, no waxing pornographic. Honestly, FAILING, I have my doubts. In my experience straight guys who say things like, "the issue is thus," and, "girls with whom I get intimate," tend to be TMI types, i.e. oversharers who believe they're being "completely open and honest" when what they're actually being is "completely clueless and insensitive." The advice that follows doesn't apply if you're telling your girlfriend more than she wants to hear, FAILING, in which case you may be mistaking legitimate discomfort (and annoyance) for illegitimate value judgments.
Okay, FAILING, if everything is as you say, if your new girlfriend is judging you and making you feel ashamed, here's what you're gonna do:
When a girl you've known for "several months" asks you to choose between her and friends you made years before she came along—even if you made some of those friends with your dick—you shouldn't hesitate to choose your old friends over your controlling and insecure new girlfriend. That goes double when the new person in your life is an SSPOS ("slut-shaming piece of shit"). If the genders were reversed—if you were a girl and your new boyfriend was giving you grief about your past sexual experiences and he wasn't happy about "his" girlfriend being on friendly terms with her exes—you would've recognized her behavior for the slut-shaming, boner-killing, relationship-terminating nonsense that it is.
No appeasement, FAILING. If she's uncomfortable with your outlook on sex, your sexual history, and the fact that you're in contact with your exes, then you two aren't sexual or emotionally compatible and this relationship is doomed. End it. There are plenty of guys out there whose exes won't speak to them—usually because they're assholes—and your ex-girlfriend will either be happier with one of those guys or she'll quickly realize what a catch you were, see the error of her ways, and decide to change her outlook on sex.


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Senator Serrano Testimony on Lower Concourse Rezoning Before the City Council Zoning and Franchises Committee
June 23, 2009
I would like to thank Chair Avella and the members of the Committee for the opportunity to present testimony today.
Since last June, when I submitted comments as part of the Public Scoping Meeting, New York City has witnessed great change.
The downturn in the financial sector has underscored the need to diversify our economy. I applaud the focus on mixed-use development and light manufacturing in the rezoning plan. City Hall must do everything it can to ensure such proposals are implemented successfully, with comprehensive job access for local residents.
The economic decline has further intensified the need for income-oriented housing in the South Bronx. While residents are making less money than one year ago, their rents have not dropped in a corresponding fashion. At the State level, I will continue to fight for stronger rent laws, in particular through repeal of vacancy decontrol. But it remains incumbent on the City to develop homes that are affordable for Bronx families.
What has not changed since last year is the state of the Harlem River. Representing a Senate district that straddles this waterway, I am disgusted by the high levels of Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) following each rain storm. While positive steps have been taken to improve, for example, Jamaica Bay, the Harlem River is still rife with CSO contamination.
I offer two recommendations for CSO mitigation in the context of the Lower Concourse rezoning. First, the City must commit to working with environmental agencies at all levels of government to develop a comprehensive plan to protect the Harlem River, and thus enter into compliance with federal law.
The South Bronx community will certainly embrace the 9-acre waterfront park in the rezoning plan, but only so long as that water is free from disease and foul odor.
Second, the City must work to foster a greater understanding of the river's unique ecology, and the important role it plays in the overall environmental health of the Bronx. Grassroots organizations have been at the forefront of this campaign for decades, and the City would do well to work in concert with them, and build upon their leadership.
As such, the City should consider designating the land just north of the Third Avenue Bridge, at the terminus of Park Avenue, as a priority public access area. This parcel has long served as a launch point for canoes and kayaks, enabling local organizations to introduce countless Bronx residents to the river.
Turning this into a more formal and well-funded park will leverage tremendous amounts of community support and sweat equity behind governmental mitigation efforts. It's important to note the proposed 9-acre park to the north does not include a single launch point, due to a rail line along the river bank.
I wish to express sincere gratitude for your consideration of these remarks and recommendations. Moreover, please consider me an ally at the State level in your efforts to rezone this area in a way that most effectively benefits long-standing residents and the environmental health of the South Bronx.


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Like many 11-year-olds, Tyler Biederman has grand occupational dreams.
But he's not angling for astronaut or fireman.
Biederman wants to be mayor of Oak Forest, according to the Southtown Star. It sounds as though he's already started campaigning.
"I want to know about the fire department, the police department. I want to get to know the mayor and everybody on the city council" says the young boy. "I'm fascinated by the lawmaking process, I even have a few ideas on what kinds of laws I would like to enact once I'm elected to office"
The grade-schooler told his mom, Valerie, that he wanted to be a politician sometime in the second grade, but his dreams really took off when he joined Oak Forest Neighborhood Watch and became the youngest, and some say, most active member.
"The way to having the best and safest neighborhood is to know what's going on in the city government" Tyler told the Southtown Star.
He uses the topics discussed at the meetings to learn about other areas of government.
When Tyler walks through his neighborhood he is very aware of his surroundings. He is vigilant of any issues that might compromise the safety of others.For his dedication and hard work, Tyler recently received praise from Dennis Mitzner, chairman of the city's crime prevention commission and head of Neighborhood Watch in the Fieldcrest neighborhood.
"We need more youngsters to take a lead from Tyler's example, because sooner than later, they will become the adults of the world trying to protect their communities from crime," Mitzner told the Southtown Star.
Tyler is so dedicated that he actively corresponds with his alderman Laura Clemons of the first ward about important issues in his community. He even talks quite frequently with Mayor Hank Kuspa.


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ENCINITAS ---- Verve Wireless Inc. has raised $3.5 million in anequity offering, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission last week. The company had sought $6 million,according to the filing.
Privately held Verve works to help its customers make money from ads on news and entertainment delivered on cell phones.
Also last week, the company hired Dan Hodges as its chief revenue officer. He is the former head of global sales for the Associated Press. Hodges led the news organization's efforts to make money in digital and mobile media.


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Dr. Henry Louis Gates Jr. to Kick Off Ivy Tech's 50th Anniversary Celebration
In January, Ivy Tech Community College begins a yearlong celebration commemorating its 50th anniversary. It kicks off in Kokomo with the presentation "Finding Your Roots" by Dr. Henry Louis Gates Jr.
Great Expectations!
People are expecting more from us.
Thinking About Our Relationship with Water
The exhibitions research team has a lot to learn about the complexity of urban flooding as it gears up to design the upcoming You Are There 1913: A City Under Water.
How Instagram Changes the Photo Dating Game
All those filters may frustrate future historians.
Cemetery Tour!!! REALLY?
Sneak preview of the 2013 Grave Matters tour
Standardized Testing the Waters
A brief look at standardized testing controversy and how it relates to Indiana.
The Wild Ones
LHS takes to the streets.
What's in Your Heirloom Closet?
Knowing what your treasures are made of is essential in order to properly care for them.
How Much Do You Care About the History of Another? – The Sequel
Since my time is short today, and I now know that our readers are looking for a local history fix, I will send you an interesting story ...
Pshew! We did it!
You Are There 1955: Ending Polio Opens to the Public
Let's Talk About Paper IV
Even more information on the best ways to store your family documents.
LHS Staff - Compulsive Tinkerers or Just Nuts?
Local History Services is always trying new things. Maybe we're restless, compulsive tinkerers or just nuts. Perhaps we're all of that.
The 1940 Census
The wait is over for the 1940 Census!
How Much Do You Care About the History of Another?
We rarely talk about history in Local History Services. Surprised?
Faces of the Exhibits Team
We take a moment to thank our wonderful interns for all their hard work!
Field Services and Soul Food
LHS meets with the Field Services Alliance.
Last Minute Tips for Your National History Day Entry
Come to History Day prepared!
Connecting to Indiana's History Collections
My visits to history organizations throughout the state
Win Scholarship Money to Indiana University at the NHDI State Contest!
Announcing The Cole Porter Scholarship for Music Heritage
A Letter to Grandma
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I had a call a few weeks ago from my friend the CEO, who said that he was hanging up his blogger's hat and would I be interested to take it and put it on?
Let me start by introducing myself a bit.
I'm the Financial Controller at a small business somewhere Up North. We make software that powers computer games, both online and offline.
It all started with two guys working together, one doing programming, one doing design. They were doing that all in their own time, at their own expense, with some friends helping them on the programming side, and another friend building their website and spreading the word about them on Facebook and Twitter.
Then, late last year, the programming guy was left a fairly serious amount of money in his grandad's will and decided to go full-time on the business.
He set up a limited company, and a bank account for the company, and decided to call himself the Chief Programmer (CP). The design guy (Chief Designer, CD) decided to stay part-time for a bit, and everyone else will still be paid as freelancers.
CP said when he first recruited me, "I'm very keen to get the books in order. You can imagine, two guys on their own, there are a lot of piles of paperwork everywhere."
That took me straight back to my days in practice, with clients turning up with boxes and bags full of receipts… At least I knew there would be plenty for me to do.
"I don't think we'll need you more than two days a week at first," CP went on. "But as the company grows, can you plan to give us more time? We all work from home at the moment, but I've got big plans for this business. I want to take on employees, rent an office, take more funding, maybe even get a StartUp Loan before my 30th birthday next year."
Scratch that "plenty to do". Replace with "masses to do".
"That's going to mean a lot of organisation of the paperwork before I can even start to put any financial systems in place," I warned him.
"I'll have to register the company with HMRC as an employer and set up a payroll and some employment contracts, too – and if you're serious about applying for a StartUp Loan, that's going to mean a full business plan with financial forecasts."
"You see we don't know about any of this. That's why we need a Financial Controller - no, a Finance Wonder!" he said.
Where did I put my magic wand, because I'm going to need it?!


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'Epic Don't Drink and Drive Prank': Watch What Happens When a Habitual Drunk Driver Is Tricked Into Thinking He Was In a Coma for 10 Years
A habitual drunk driver was made the subject of an elaborate hoax in a viral YouTube video when friends trying to get him to clean up his act, convinced him that he was in a coma for ten years and had woken up to a future where Justin Bieber is gay, Miley Cyrus is living in a trailer park and Hillary Clinton is president.
Tom Mabe, YouTube prankster of "MabeInAmerica," from Louisville, Ky., converted an office into a hospital room, then pulled together a team of actors to portray doctors to convince his friend that he was asleep for 10 years and it was all because of his drinking problem.
"Some time ago you was [sic] out drinking and you decided to drive and there was an accident," said the actor playing a doctor to the drunk in the video. "You've been here with us for some time. This accident took place back in 2013. Mr. [inaudible] this is 2023. You've been in a coma for the past 10 years," the faux doctor continued as the drunk gravely shook his head in silence at the news before asking to see his daughter.
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LEON CLARKE insists he is concentrating on Coventry's promotion charge and not where he might move in January.
Clarke's last-minute winner – his 18th goal of the season – at Barnsley was another reminder of the his prowess.
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Franck Moussa's 78th-minute goal cancelled out Jim O'Brien's 19th-minute effort for the hosts to set the stage for Clarke.
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wikiHow to Get Rid of Onion Smell
Two Methods:Cleaning Your HandsRemoving the Smell in Your HouseCommunity Q&A
Ever come home the day after cooking with onions and your house still smells like them? Or can you smell the odor on your hands for hours, even days, despite washing your hands? Handling onions when you cook can leave behind an awful and long lasting smell on your hands and in your house. There are some methods you can follow to help banish the smell on your hands and in your house.
Cleaning Your Hands
1Rub your hands with stainless steel. This is one of the most commonly used home remedies for getting rid of the pesky onion smell from your hands. After you've finished handling the onion, grab a stainless steel spoon. Run your hands under warm water while rubbing your hands and fingers with the curved area of the spoon. The sulfur in the steel helps draw out the odor in your skin and can eliminate the smell.
- You can use any object that is stainless steel. Knives and other utensils are often made of this material. You can also rub your hands along your sink or faucet because they are often made of stainless steel as well.
- They also make stainless steel shaped like soap that you can buy to keep in your kitchen.[1][2][3]
2Rub salt into your hands. Take about a palm full of coarse salt. Wet your hands slightly with warm water. Rub the salt all around the areas that smell. Then, rinse your hands with warm water. This should help draw the odor out of your skin.
3Cleanse your hands with baking soda. One of the most widely used odor eliminators is baking soda. Whether it is your smelly refrigerator or shoes, baking soda helps get rid of odors all over your house. Your hands aren't any different. Mix baking soda with a small amount of water, forming a paste. Rub the baking soda paste into your hands, gently scrubbing the most odorous areas. Rinse and dry your hands well.[6]
4Wash your hands with coffee grounds. Fill your hands with a generous amount of used coffee grounds. Slightly wet your hands. Wash your hands with the grounds like you would with soap. Rinse and dry your hands. Not only can this help reduce the smell of onions, your hands will smell delicious like coffee.
5Rub your fingers in vinegar. Take a small amount of vinegar. Rub it into the skin that smells like onions. Rinse your hands under hot water and dry them. The acid in the vinegar can help draw out the odor in your hands.
- Your hands may smell too much like vinegar after you do this. The good thing is that, unlike onions, the smell of vinegar will come out if you wash your hands with soap and water.[9]
6Apply dry mustard to your hands. Sprinkle dry mustard into the palm of your hand. Wet the area, mixing water with the mustard to make a paste. Rub it on your hands. Rinse and dry your hands. The components in the mustard can help draw out the scent in your hands.[10]
- Make sure you use the right kind of mustard. Don't use a dried clump of bottled mustard. The kind of mustard you want is dry mustard. It is a yellow powder that is used in many recipes. It can be found with the spices in most grocery stores.
7Coat your fingers in mint toothpaste. Toothpaste often has baking soda and other odor fighting ingredients. Much like it helps eliminate bad breath caused by onions, the toothpaste may help with the smells on your hands as well. Put a dollop of toothpaste about the size of a pea in your palm. Rub it in to the odorous areas of your hands. Rinse and dry your hands.
Removing the Smell in Your House
1Boil cinnamon sticks. Take one or two cinnamon sticks and place them in a pot of water. Put the water on high heat, bringing it to a boil. Let the mixture boil for a while, releasing the scent of the cinnamon into the air. The cinnamon will help disguise the odor in your kitchen and house.[14]
- Make sure you watch the water levels in your pot. You want to keep plenty of water in your pot so it doesn't burn and cause more unpleasant smells in your kitchen.
2Slow cook baking soda. Just like it eliminates odors on your hands, you can use baking soda to reduce odors in the air as well. Take a few tablespoons of baking soda and combine it with a generous amount of water in a slow cooker. Turn the slow cooker to low heat and leave the top off. The heated baking soda will help pull the odors from the air.[15][16]
- Instead of just eliminating odors, you can turn this method into an air freshener as well. With the baking soda, try adding a few drops of vanilla, a few teaspoons of your favorite spices such as cinnamon or clove, some essential oils, or a few slices of lemon. The baking soda will still eliminate the smell and the extra ingredients will replace the smell of onion with a fabulous new fragrance.
3Simmer lemon water. This method will leave your house smelling citrus fresh. Slice a lemon and place it in a pot full of water. Bring the pot to a boil, then reduce the heat to medium low, simmering the mixture. The acid in the lemon will help pull the odor out of the air and leave a nice scent behind.[17][18]
- You can also try this with oranges or limes. The acidic content in each fruit is similar and will have a similar effect.
- Make sure you watch the water levels in your pot. You don't want your mixture to burn.
4Bake a dessert. A good way to chase out the scents left behind by onions is to bake something to replace the smell. Try baking cookies or a cake. Anything that has a naturally pleasing aroma will help cover up the odor of the onions and exchange it for the smell of baked goods. The added bonus is that you will have a yummy dessert after you're through.[19]
5Use vinegar and vanilla. Before you start chopping your onion, mix some vinegar with a teaspoon of vanilla extract. Sit it next to your cutting board or work area while you cut the onion. The mixture can help soak up the smell coming from the onion and keep it from making your entire kitchen smell.
6Burn candles. Burning candles can make a room smell great, but you can also use them to help reduce the scents left behind from cooking. Burn a candle in your kitchen to help reduce the odors left behind from chopping and cooking onions. Try scents that have citrus or vanilla in them. The extracts used to make these scents will help reduce the odors that remain in the air in your kitchen and around your house.[22]
Community Q&A
I accidentally put a wash of clothes in the washer with cut up onions. How do I get the smell out?Run the clothes through the washing machine again, with a cup of vinegar this time.
How do I get rid of an onion smell in the sink drain?wikiHow ContributorPour a nice soap in the drain and put on the disposal. It will eliminate the smell. You could also poor vinegar and baking soda into the drain, or grind a lemon through the disposal.
How can I remove the smell of onion from my hair?wikiHow ContributorTry a cider vinegar rinse. Mix two tablespoons of cider vinegar with two cups of water. Apply the mixture to your hair and leave it in for a few minutes. Then just rinse it out of your hair. Both the onion and the vinegar smell should be gone.
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- ↑ http://www.thekitchn.com/help-how-to-get-that-pesky-garlic-smell-off-hands-198025
- ↑ http://www.myrecipes.com/how-to/cooking-questions/how-to-get-onion-smell-off-hands
- ↑ http://resourcefulmommy.com/10044/how-to-remove-onion-smell/
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- ↑ http://www.stain-removal-101.com/get-rid-of-onion-smell.html
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I was having a drink (not Kool-Aid) the other night with a fellow producer and we were discussing how vital it is for musical theater producers to know when they've been drinking their musical's Kool-Aid.
By this I mean, know when you are too close to your new musical to truly evaluate it from your audience's perspective. It happens to all of us and you are lying to yourself if you think it doesn't happen to you. We work on a show, and sooner rather than later, we fall head over heels in love with the story, the people, the great songs, the wonderful dance numbers and pretty soon we are the least objective people in the room.
Writers have little choice – they have to drink the Kool-Aid. As a producer, however, you need to maintain a delicate balance that can sometimes not be done alone.
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If you don't have a producing partner, it's important to cultivate one or two people who you trust to be your objective eyes. Be sure to pick someone you'll listen to and who can articulate what they are seeing.
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Laminate this turkey and use dot stickers for a fun sorting activity you can reuse year after year. #okayimdonewithturkeysnow ... See MoreSee Less
Yes, I'm pumped for alllll the Christmas activities, but I still plan to squeeze in every bit of fall we can these next two days until break! 🍁In NC, we still have fall like weather. Is it fall or winter weather where you are? ... See MoreSee Less
Easy prep and easy clean up turkey craft we will be doing tomorrow at school. Yes, I have to work Monday and Tuesday. Anyone else? I had Rhett use @kwikstixpaint for the brown and then we glued the other pieces right away since the paint dries magically fast. Rainbow strips to make the feathers to work on letter recognition in his name! 🌈 ... See MoreSee Less
It's such a privilege to work with these kiddos and I love finding new shirts to spread awareness - even more so when they are in 🌈 ❤ Thanks @stylishteachers! Grab your own on their site and use the code: teachingspecialthinkers for 25% off your order. Perfect gift for Christmas! 🎄 ... See MoreSee Less
Oh my, pumpkin pie! 😍Today's story time and craft blended together perfectly. Can't wait to devour the real thing next week. #teachingspecialthinkersfavbooks ... See MoreSee Less


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Celebrating their 5 year anniversary in 2010, Japanese retailer Dedue look to G-1950 and Porter for an exclusive set of product. The result is a selection of four items: a classic black nylon day pack, a Ray and Charles Eames patterned wallet (in three colors) and a greyscale, leopard-print bath mat. All items will be released mid-March, and now available for pre-order from Dedue.
Detailed images of the Gallery1950 x Porter for Dedue gear follows.