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He's Not My President! – Angry Protests Rock California After Donald Trump's Victory (Photos)
He's Not My President! – Angry Protests Rock California After Donald Trump's Victory (Photos)
Following Donald Trump's unexpected emergence as the next United States President, many people have come out to show displeasure.
Donald Trump's election to the presidency has sparked protests early on Wednesday across California.
According to Los Angeles Times, the protest drew crowds to city streets and college campuses.
The demonstrations reflected sadness, anger and bursts of rage. Crowds openly disavowed the president-elect and a few resorted to vandalism.
Shortly after Trump delivered a victory speech in New York, up to 1,500 people gathered at UCLA. The demonstration peaked about 1 a.m., when a Trump piñata was set on fire in a trash can outside a Westwood Boulevard store.
The small blaze aside, no major incidents were reported and police said the crowd was peaceful.
N.J. Omorogieva, 19, said she was "heartbroken"by the election's result when she spotted the crowd in Westwood while walking home.
"Of course I joined in," she said."To give hugs to people who were overcome by devastation."
In Oakland, demonstrators smashed a window at the Oakland Tribune newsroom and ignited trash containers and tires, the East Bay Times reported. Protesters also burned Trump in effigy, KNTV reported.
At UC Santa Barbara, hundreds marched near the campus, with some chanting, "Not my president. Not my president."
One person carried a Mexican flag, according to video posted by the student newspaper, the Daily Nexus.
About 500 students marched through the La Jolla campus of UC San Diego, protesting Trump's win and chanting his name with an expletive.
At UCLA, some students lifted their arms up while demonstrating in Westwood Village.
Others chanted, "Not my president," according to social media users who documented the scene on the ground.
UC Police Sgt. Miguel Bañuelos said at UCLA, the crowd mostly cleared after 1 a.m. and no injuries were reported.
Demonstrations were also reported in downtown Los Angeles, at UC Santa Cruz and UC Irvine.
A throng marching in Oakland chanted, "Who's got the power? We got the power."
Protests in the Bay Area city centered downtown and also saw a march along Highway 24, where a woman was struck by an SUV. She was rushed to the hospital with "major injuries," California Highway Patrol Sgt. Matt Langford told the San Francisco Chronicle.
Small fires in Oakland also prompted the closure of a Bay Area Rapid Transit station.
In downtown L.A., anger simmered as a crowd gathered near City Hall. Some property was defaced, including a fence scrawled with graffiti insulting Trump.
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HOUSTON (ICIS)--Venezuela's polyvinyl chloride (PVC) producer Pequiven will be importing 4,000 tonnes of resin from Mexichem Colombia to cover a major shortfall, market sources in Venezuela said on Tuesday.
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A Vancouver company is demonstrating what it says is the first purpose-built all-electric school bus. Called the Synapse 72, GreenPower Motor Company will have the bus at Vancouver City Hall midday Thursday. On Friday, GreenPower will be giving public rides near the Vancouver Convention Centre at 10 a.m. GreenPower is a Vancouver-based bus manufacturer "that […]
Metro Vancouver's board will decide this week whether to spend $17.9 million on a system to capture thermal energy from treated sewage at the new North Shore Waste Water Treatment Plant. Staff have recommended the expenditure, along with an agreement to sell the energy to the the City of North Vancouver's Lonsdale Energy Corporation, and […]
When the B.C. Liberal government unveils an updated climate plan in the next week or two, the critical question of whether the province's carbon tax will increase, and when, will not be answered.
The United Kingdom power is British Columbia's biggest buyer of wood-pellet biofuels and Thursday's Brexit vote to leave the European Union just made the province a more expensive place for them to do business.
Shipments of steel tubes and fibreglass blades will snake from the port of Stewart, BC, towards a construction site north of Tumbler Ridge.
Oh, the curse of good intentions, competing interests and unintended consequences.
The Site C juggernaut rolls on. Why? We don't need the power. Site C is being built to frack gas. We know fracking triggers seismic events. We know Site C will increase the province's greenhouse gas emissions to such an extent the government's commitment to GHG reduction targets becomes impossible.
A new report, set to be published in the journal of the Seismological Society of America, examines an area straddling the B.C.-Alberta border and finds that between 90 and 95 per cent of seismic activity Magnitude 3 or larger in the last five years was caused by oil and gas activity, with most of it linked to hydraulic fracturing, or "fracking."
Abbotsford's Adrian Solgaard is taking an entrepreneurial stance against theft. The 29-year-old, who's now living in Spain, got the idea for Lifepack — a solar-powered, anti-theft backpack — after a friend's bag was stolen from beneath a cafe table.
When Bryan Ward checked on his solar panels one day last week, he discovered someone had tried, and failed, to steal them from the roof of his Studio 31. It was just the latest mishap in a saga that involves his solar panels, city hall and the greenest sound studio in Canada.
Behind the glamour of the vogue power couple from Canada being hosted by President Obama for a state dinner at the White House on Thursday, lies a secret continental climate strategy the two leaders will reportedly sign on to.
In a call that is sure to be music to the ears of B.C. premier Christy Clark and those in the energy industry, Harvard Business School professor Michael Porter on Thursday said it's time to get on with LNG exports to help combat climate change. "It's good for the world. It's good for China. It's good for lots of other people in the world who really care about climate. We should be exporting as much LNG as possible," Porter told the Globe conference in Vancouver.
Asia's increasing push toward green technology in the face of rising environmental challenges has made Vancouver's annual Globe conference a prime target for some markets to showcase their progress and draw investment. This year's Globe event, which took place this week at the Vancouver Convention Centre, saw several Asian government agencies step up their efforts to attract potential Canadian partnerships in sustainable technology — all positioning themselves as B.C.'s best opportunity to launch into Asia's rapidly growing demand for things like clean energy and waste management solutions.
VICTORIA - As a measure of the declining importance of the natural gas resource to provincial finances, consider the results from two sales of drilling rights, spaced eight years apart.
Re: Bike-sharing program could be good for all, Editorial, Feb. 27 It is encouraging that The Vancouver Sun is backing Vancouver's bike sharing initiative and hoping for its success. Cycling reduces air pollution, greenhouse gases and traffic congestion.
The reason for high real estate prices in Vancouver and other major Canadian cities is demand. The greater the demand, the greater the price increase.
In B.C., we have an amazing blueprint for climate action pulled together for us by the Climate Action Leadership Team, which was appointed by the provincial government. The leadership team represents a broad segment of society — urban and rural local governments, First Nations, LNG and forestry industrial sectors, not-for-profits and academics — and came up with a unique consensus around 32 recommendations.
British Columbia should abandon its plan to build a liquefied natural gas industry given the rapidly dropping cost of renewable energy, the head of former U.S. vice-president Al Gore's Climate Reality Project said Thursday.
Al Gore, the former U.S. vice president whose stark warning a decade ago about climate change electrified the world, on Wednesday said he now believes humankind "will win this battle."
VICTORIA — B.C.'s energy minister says the federal government is keen to help build a new $1-billion power line between B.C. and Alberta that could allow for our provincial neighbours to transition off coal and onto B.C. electricity. Bill Bennett said he raised the issue with his federal counterpart this week and his staff have been in discussions with Alberta's energy ministry as recently as Thursday.


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Myanmar hopes to overtake Singapore economically in 20 years' time: Suu Kyi
As the Myanmar economy attempts to play catch-up with its regional neighbours, Myanmar State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi says the country is looking to Singapore and the business community for help.
SINGAPORE: Myanmar hopes to overtake Singapore's economy in 20 years' time and the country is hoping that Singapore will lend a helping hand, said Myanmar State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi on Wednesday (Nov 30).
Speaking at the IE Singapore's Global Conversations business dialogue, Ms Suu Kyi, who is in Singapore for a three-day official visit, said this in reference to a quote by the late Mr Lee Kuan Yew.
"At the beginning of Singapore's independence, the then Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew said that in 20 years' time, Singapore would have caught up with Burma," she said. "I think we have to change that a bit and say: In 20 years' time, Myanmar will have overtaken Singapore and you will help us to do that because success in one part of the region means success throughout the region and we have never found it difficult to engage with Singapore economically."
For a long time, the Southeast Asian country has been "held back by different factors" and "left behind" by its Southeast Asian neighbours, according to the 71-year-old. Moving forward, Ms Suu Kyi hopes that the country can become more vibrant, on both the political and economic fronts, and it is looking to Singapore to help it achieve that.
"Politics and business cannot be separated particularly at this time when we are trying to make our country not just united and peaceful, but also prosperous," she said. "For that, we look to you to advise us, to work together with us and to make our country vibrant, not just politically but also economically."
As Myanmar looks to attract more Singapore businesses to set up shop in the country, Ms Suu Kyi sought to give businesses assurance on Wednesday by raising the example of the new Myanmar Investment Law, which include changes in incentives in the areas of income tax exemptions and land use.
The new law, which is a combination of the previous Myanmar Citizen's Investment Law and the Foreign Investment Law, is expected to come into force in April 2017.
"Our new investment law is intended to be business friendly and we hope the new procedures that we are putting in place can make it much easier for you to go about your businesses in security… You will not be deprived of your businesses unjustly, unexpectedly, directly or indirectly," she said.
"This is an assurance that businesses will like to have and we are happy to give them this assurance."
She also told business representatives who attended the dialogue session that human capital is the country's attractive factor. To prepare its workforce for "whatever challenges the future may hold", Myanmar has made vocational training one of the key pillars of its education system, she explained.
Mr Mark Lee, CEO of apparel manufacturer Sing Lun Holdings, told Channel NewsAsia that Myanmar's large, young and educated population is one of the reasons why the company is keen to make a move into the country.
The homegrown firm, which counts popular brands such as The North Face and Under Armour among its clients, operates 13 manufacturing and sourcing facilities across Asia. Vietnam is currently one of its main manufacturing bases and Mr Lee said the company is keeping Myanmar on its radar as it plans for the future.
"There is, of course, some unrest but as a whole, if you look at the macroeconomic factors such as a large population that's adequately educated and a DNA for artisan work, I think it's still viable," he said.
Ms Suu Kyi emphasised that she hoped investments from Singapore can create job opportunities for Myanmar nationals, citing job creation as "the most important part" of the country's economic policy.
"Without job creation, there can be no shiny future for our young people," she said. "And unemployment is the greatest challenge we have to face. Unemployed youth… (are) a potential threat to the stability of our society… So we hope hope the kind of investments that Singapore has in mind will create jobs and teach our people to improve their skills."
She added: "Singapore has a high-developed market economy, and is known as one of the most innovative, competitive and business-friendly nations. We want to learn from you. We want our people to be innovative and competitive but in a healthy way."
Minister for Trade and Industry (Trade) Lim Hng Kiang, who was at the business dialogue session, said Myanmar and Singapore enjoy a long-standing and strong bilateral economic relationship, but that there was much potential for these economic ties to grow.
"Amidst the uncertainties of today's global environment, Myanmar is a bright and promising spot in a vibrant Southeast Asia," the trade minister said.
Mr Lim noted that the Myanmar government has "moved decisively" to improve the country's business environment since taking office in March. Steps taken include the unveiling of the government's 12-point economic plan and the passing of a revised Myanmar Investment Law, he noted.
The Myanmar government is also in the process of revising the Myanmar Companies Act and developing the Yangon Stock Exchange. "Businesses are watching the passage and implementation of these laws," Mr Lim said.
In 2015, Myanmar was Singapore's 28th largest trading partner, with total trade at S$3.57 billion, while Singapore was Myanmar's third-largest trading partner. As of end-October 2016, the city-state was the second-biggest investor in Myanmar with a cumulative investment of US$15.6 billion (about S$22.2 billion), coming behind China (US$18.5 billion).


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Four blind mice : Alex Cross Series, Book 8. / James Patterson.
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| Detective Alex Cross is on his way to resign from the Washington, D.C., Police Force when his partner shows up at his door with a case he can't refuse. One of John Sampson's oldest friends, from their days together in Vietnam, has been arrested for murder. Worse yet, he is subject to the iron hand of the United States Army. The evidence against him is strong enough to send him to the gas chamber.Sampson is certain his friend has been framed, and Alex's investigation turns up evidence overlooked-or concealed-by the military authorities. Drawing on their years of street training and an almost telepathic mutual trust, Cross and Sampson go deep behind military lines to confront the most terrifying-and deadly-killers they have ever encountered. Behind these three highly skilled killing machines there appears to be an even more threatening controller. Discovering the identity of this lethal genius will prove to be Cross's most terrifying challenge ever.On his vi...
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The 4th Annual Convention of the Platform against Poverty and Social Exclusion took place on 20-21 November in Brussels.
More than 700 participants attended the event and the FEBA was represented by Gérard ALIX and Angela FRIGO. FEBA was selected for taking part to a "speed dating event" where NGOs, national and local authorities presented 11 projects related to social inclusion. In 2015 the FEBA would submit a survey to its 26 FEBA's members or candidate members with the aim of identifying best practices and determining actions that could be implemented and developed in all or some countries.
The President of the European Parliament, Martin Schulz, addressed the opening ceremony, together with the new Commissioner for Employment, Social Affairs, Skills and Labour Mobility, Marianne Thyssen.
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ANTON Ferdinand insists Sunderland's summer signings will be well-briefed at the significance of facing Newcastle United.
Four players made their Sunderland debuts in the opening day draw at Liverpool with another three – Connor Wickham, Keiren Westwood and Craig Gardner – unused substitutes at Anfield.
While it was a tough baptism of fire for Sunderland's fresh faces, the maiden home game of the season promises to be even more of an eye-opener against a Newcastle outfit similarly blooding their summer recruits.
But Ferdinand, who made his derby bow in Sunderland's last victory over the Magpies in 2008, believes Steve Bruce's new boys have the experience to cope with the occasion and they will swiftly discover the magnitude of the occasion on the streets of Wearside.
Ferdinand told SportMail: "The people around the training ground will let the new signings know what it means and they'll hear about it when they're out and about the city too.
"We've got a lot of good players with experience so it won't be a shock to them.
"It's some home game to start off with, they don't come bigger and better than this and we need some big game players on Saturday.
"We can't think we lost 5-1 there last year. That's gone, we've got to move on to the next one. I'm sure as long as we win the game, our punters will be happy.
"My first one was the 2-1 win at home which was an enjoyable experience. I enjoy the big games and there's no bigger one than Saturday. "You want to go into the derby with a good performance under your belt and we've done that with the draw at Liverpool. We can get a good week of preparation under our belt now."
Centre-half Ferdinand was one of the stand-out performers in the draw at Anfield after starting alongside Wes Brown.
"I have to thank the gaffer for sticking with me and Wes," added Ferdinand.
"We played a few times together in pre-season and looked good together.
"It was always going to be a case of Wes and someone else. I'm just happy that the gaffer chose me.
"My job is to try to keep the shirt. There's a lot of centre-backs at the club, but as long as I play well, then I hope I won't be taken out.
"I've felt good during pre-season and it was nice to play with such a good player as Wes, someone I can learn from and someone whose played in massive games.
"He's very cool on the ball and that's due to being at Man United."


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The wildlife and landscapes of summer on the tundra in northwest Alaska/
After a long trip, it takes a few days to catch up on sleep and the emails, snail mail, laundry, unpacking and other chores waiting for me at home. It takes a few more days to sort through images, deleting the misfires and almost-hads and what-was-I-thinkings, and sorting the maybe-winners from the definitely-winners. It takes a few more days after that to think about what I have left, and what of those images that I truly love and work as a photograph.
By the time I'm ready to sit down and show some images, I'm weeks removed from the trip and the memories are fading. I go from remembering details across many hours of each day to remembering just the highlights of each day. Often, those highlights coincide with the favorite images. Favorites are more than just keeper photos. They nearly always have real memories attached to them.
In early June, a good friend of mine, Donald Quintana, and I visited Nome, Alaska. It was his second time there, but my first, and my first time witnessing the height of summer just south of the Arctic circle where days are so long you forget how to tell time. There's also birds in breeding plumage that you never see farther south. And baby musk oxen with their squee-inducing moments of cute. But the light, especially the hours of gold on each side of twilight, just might be the best gift of summertime this far north.
Gathered here are my favorite little moments from five days on the tundra next to the Bering Sea.
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To Chuck, the Shakespeare of rock and roll, congratulations on your PEN award, that's what too much monkey business will get ya . . . Say hello to Mr. Leonard, Kafka of the blues, and Lord Byron Keith [Richards] if he shows up. In all seriousness, Chuck, congratulations on this prestigious honor. You have indeed written the book with a capital B, and congratulations to Leonard, who's still writing it
Bob Dylan writing on the occasion of the 26 February 2012 PEN New England Song Lyrics of Literary Excellence Award Ceremony
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I have led a pretty fortunate life when it comes to dealing with serious illnesses or the deaths of close family and friends. And every once in a while, I experience something that makes me realize how really fortunate I am.
Al Paul is a 40-something young man from the Almonte area (10 minutes down the road from Carleton Place) and was one of four Paul kids that went grew up in the shadows of Mount Pakenham, skiing whenever he could, and working at the hill to help fund his passion. He followed his dream to the Whistler area in BC, working, skiing, and building a family – welcoming a new son into his life just last year. But things took a challenging turn when he was diagnosed with brain cancer last year, and went through an initial round of surgery and chemotherapy treatment. His friends and family back home in the Almonte area were understandably shocked by the news, but they rallied to support Al and his family, and held a huge fundraiser for him at Mount Pakenham this past weekend (February 19th, 2011). Air miles were donated to bring Al back home, and the event took place with him as the guest of honour. Surrounded by family and friends, he spoke about his challenges and expressed his thanks for the support – both moral and financial.
As he prepares for a seven month battle with chemotherapy treatments starting next week, it is certainly a sobering thought to see first-hand what many people are challenged to deal with. Good luck Al!
Al with event organizers Moira Wilkie and Sarah Roberston
Pakenham Frost Fest
The annual Pakenham Frost Festival was this past weekend. Couldn't have asked for a better late-January weekend for the outdoor activities – just below freezing and sunny. So my camera was busy, and, as with most festivals, cute kids dominate the photos. Those are the ones that make the newspaper, usually with a front page shot and an inside full page spread.
The first event was the crowning of Miss Pakenham, a contest for 14-18 year olds, offering one of them a chance to represent the town for a year. She get lots of exposure and public speaking experience as part of the town's many special events. The goal at something like this is to get the delighted look when the winner is announced, and I think I came pretty close to capturing it.
On the indoor rink on Friday night, Little Miss and Mr. Pakenham were chosen from costumed skaters at a free skating event. This little guy was pushing a walker so he could get around the ice.
Saturday afternoon The local volunteer Fire Department had the outdoor rink in excellent condition, and the "kiddyjack" activities drew a good crowd of competitive kids. The challenge here is to get some sense of the action, as well as facial expressions that tell a story. This one shows the home stretch of the log rolling race (that's my shadow at the bottom of the shot, about to get rolled over!)
Busy Weekend of Pucks and Music
My camera was busy this past weekend with a hockey game and two concerts. Lots of shots from all three events at the usual place.
The Carleton Place Canadians continued their drive to a playoff spot, with a victory over the Nepean Raiders. The win gave them the fourth best record in the league, one point in front of the Raiders. After a ninth place finish and missing the playoffs last year (their first in the league), this is a different team with lots of potential.
Photo Notes: Nikon D700 with f/2.8 70-200mm lens, and a 1.4 extender; shooting from just inside the blue line, I can get extremely good close-ups of the near net, and the 280mm extended lens gets me close enough to the far net to pick up the action there.
On Saturday night, the Folkus Almonte series of concerts continued with Selina Martin opening and Dave Bidini headlining. Selina is a local girl with a "folk-rock" leaning and puts on a great show.
Dave Bidini is a little more "rock" than "folk", and brings a lot more intensity to the stage. He is a founding member of the now defunct Rheostatics, an accomplished book author, and a regular columnist with the National Post. Interesting person, music, and concert.
Photo Notes: Nikon D700 with f/2.8 70-200mm lens, and my trusty Manfrotto monopod; the Old Town Hall in Almonte has good stage lighting (actually it is excellent lighting for a small venue) and even the band members were reasonably well lit. There was less than a full house, so I was able to move around fairly well and even took some front row seats for a while to get some really good close-ups.
On Sunday afternoon, the local Presbyterian Church held a hymn sing with Garth Hampson, now retired from an extensive career with the RCMP, mainly in northern Canada. Along the way, he was the lead soloist for the RCMP Concert Band for over 25 years, and was the star of hundreds of concerts and productions. With citations and awards way too numerous to mention, he is now heavily involved in charitable fundraising, in particular for our First Nation communities in the north.
Photo Notes: Nikon D700 with f/2.8 70-200mm lens, again mostly on my Manfrotto monopod; whoever first thought of using churches for concerts certainly had a great idea! The locations are beautiful, the sound is superb, and there is usually lots of good light. St. Andrew's in Carleton Place is certainly all of the above.
Baseball is back in town
Way back in 1993, the Triple A Ottawa Lynx brought professional baseball to Ottawa. In the early years, the team set attendance records, with crowds of 10,000+ in the brand new stadium (I was one of the early season ticket holders!). Those were heady times, but for whatever reasons, the crowds stopped coming, and the team packed up and moved to Pennsylvania after the 2007 season. In 2008 the Can-Am League (semi-pro) placed a team in the park, but small crowds and bankruptcy ended that pretty quickly. Last year, the beautiful stadium stayed empty, with weeds and long grass taking over the diamond. It was a sad sight, for sure, especially for an avid baseball player and fan. I've played at the stadium numerous times, and it was certainly a shame to see it go to waste as politicians argued over what to do with it.
This spring the big news was that the Ottawa Stadium Group (OSG) was successful in a franchise bid for a team in the Intercounty Baseball League, and the Ottawa Fat Cats were born. Based in south western Ontario, the IBL has been in operation since 1919 – so this is its 92nd year of operation. It is not professional baseball, but it does provide a very high level of ball for ex-college players and the ones that almost made it to the "show". Since we are a 4 hour drive from the nearest team, the schedule presented its own challenges – each team in the League will visit Ottawa for one weekend, and the Fat Cats will make a couple of tours into south western Ontario, knocking off a number of games in each trip. It makes for a lot of old style double-headers, but it promises to be an exciting summer with 18 home games in 11 dates.
And of course, the new team needs a photographer to record the highlights, so yours truly will be the official team photographer for the Fat Cats this summer. So watch for lots of exciting baseball shots, or even better still, head on down to the stadium and take in a game or two. Play ball!
We're Drinking The Kool-Aid…
I've pretty much always been a PC kinda guy. Not (I hope!) like the guy in the "I'm a MAC" commercials, but most definitely – I'm A PC. I think it has more to do with my needs and wants over the years, and my desire to support mainstream technology. I've always liked getting my hands dirty, and I turned this into a business working with and supporting PC's. I don't hate MAC's or anything, it just has never been my cup of tea. Even my cell phone is a Windows Mobile device, in spite of the incredible coolness factor of the iPhone.
Our youngest son Mark (who will be 23 this month), on the other hand, is much more artistic than I will ever be, and in spite of my very best teaching and lecturing, has settled firmly on a MAC as his technology of choice. And it suits him perfectly. It handles his music. He could easily sub for Justin Long in the commercials.
So when my wife Lorrie started to think about an iPhone to replace her expiring Blackberry contract (do cell phone contracts REALLY ever expire??), I could see the storm gathering. Mark gets his artistic flair from Lorrie, and she has always struggled with PC technology. It just never seemed to make sense to her. I don't know why I never thought of an iPhone for her before – the intuitive interface and the ease of use should be perfect for her. And it is – she's only had it for a day or so, but it is like her long lost friend. I suspect she may even carry the phone with her occasionally and be able to answer it before it heads off to voice mail.
So I find myself looking over her shoulder at this cool thing. And wondering when my contract expires. Oh my God, we really are drinking the Apple Kool-aid!!
(For those of you too shy to ask what the hell "Drinking the Kool-aid" means, Wikipedia will take you back to 1978 to explain.)
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It is always nice when someone recognizes your photography, and even nicer when they want to do something with it. Such is the case with one of my shots from the Pakenham Fall Fair, that I covered last August.
Pakenham is part of the Township of Mississippi Mills, and they are working on their marketing campaign for this year's fair. One of the items they have created is a bookmark, and they want to use one of my images on it. How cool is that?
My image is the top one – the horse being led by a father and his young son. It was the boy's first horse show, and Dad was letting him do as much as he could. The horse was a little large for young Tyson to lead by himself, so Dad helped out. I had an even better (I thought) shot a bit later on, when the judge was leaning over to talk to Tyson and ask some questions about the horse. In both cases, there is certainly a story to be told in the picture. I also got a picture of Tyson with his grandfather, who was at the Fair as well. Three generations, well represented!
I Met A Street Artist
I was in Texas on business last week, and I had a couple of hours to kill in downtown Austin. If you have never been there, the 6th Street area is home to numerous pubs, live music venues, and all kinds of artists – a very cool place. Armed with my camera, I knew it wouldn't be hard to enjoy the afternoon. After lunch and a walk, I stopped at Starbucks for a coffee. In one corner of the store was an artist, quietly sketching away with a pencil. He was looking up and down, obviously working on an image of another customer in the store. While waiting for my coffee I asked him if I could take a shot of him at work, and he smiled and said OK. I took a couple of quick pictures and then sat down with my coffee where I could watch him at work. I fine-tuned my camera settings and started on a few more shots. As I was doing this, he continued to look up and down – but this time at me! It dawned on me that I was now the subject, as he was mine!
So I moved over to his table and started chatting with him. He is about 45 years old, and figures he has been drawing for about 40 years, and has probably completed some 30,000 images. When I asked where he stores them all – he said that he doesn't store them, he gives them away to his subjects. So we chatted for a while, as he worked away at my drawing. When he was finished, he pulled it off his clipboard, and his face went white with shock as he saw the back of my picture. He dropped his face into his hands and I thought he was going to cry. I asked him what was on the back, and he turned it around for me to see – it was a self-portrait! I felt bad for a few seconds, but realized that now I really had to have it. I wondered only briefly what might motivate him, and then asked if he accepted donations. Of course he did, and I pulled out a twenty for him and took away my picture – with gorgeous images on BOTH SIDES.
Pictures of both and Art Martez are on my flickr page.
Color Management
When you start editing and printing photographs, it doesn't take too long to run into issues and problems with matching color all the way along the workflow. You spend hours carefully tweaking the colors on an image until it is perfect, only to find out that the printed copy is horrible. Where do you even look to fix the problem? Well, I went back to school again this past weekend – to the School of the Photographic Arts: Ottawa (SPAO) – to try and figure out how cameras, computers, monitors, and printers deal with color.
While color itself is an extremely difficult concept to grasp, it turns out that it can be reasonably easy to manage. While there are lots of tips, tricks, and important settings to deal with, the single most important piece of the puzzle is the color that your monitor reproduces. If you can solve this problem, most of the rest is easy. While there are some people that can calibrate a monitor by eye (sort of like tuning a guitar by ear), most people will rely on monitor calibration tools. These devices (such as a Datacolor Spyder) attach to your monitor and read the colors that your monitor reproduces. It can then create a unique and specific profile for your monitor, which your operating system will use to modify the colors it reproduces. So when you look at an image of a red apple, it will be red. If you are already lucky enough to have a printer that you can depend on, then most of your color printing problems will be solved.
To finely tune monitor colors for critical work – corporate logo colors, for instance – you need to be concerned about the light in the room you are working in. Some people will need to calibrate monitors with the drapes closed, under a consistent work lighting environment. And to ensure the printer is doing the best it can, you will need to have printer profiles for the specific paper you are using, as well as up-to-date drivers for the printer of course. But, if you do nothing else, get your monitor calibrated.
So we worked for two fairly intense days, experimenting with settings in Photoshop and testing the printing workflow. It was a good opportunity to work on some of my better photos and to get good prints of them. It all went very well, and I learned a lot. Ask me anything…
The only downside is that I now have a monitor calibrator and a new printer on my wish list 🙂
A Model Assignment
A couple of weeks ago, before my Ottawa 67's workshop with Harry Nowell, Harry sent out a request for models for one of his other photography classes. Luckily the requirements were minimal – human and breathing were the essentials – so I thought I might volunteer. It would give me a chance to meet Harry before my workshop, and get a feel for what he was teaching his students. It would also give me some appreciation for what models actually have to go through. This, of course, is a topic worthy of its own web site, but I figured I might learn from the students – either how to properly "engage" the model, or perhaps how not to do so. Anyways, worst-case scenario is that I would likely get some photographs that I could use for my web sites, since sitting in front of my own camera and doing self-portraits isn't really my style.
So off I went on a Sunday afternoon to the National Gallery in Ottawa, which would provide sufficiently interesting backdrops for a range of pictures. There were four sets of models – two couples (one of them with changes of clothing and everything), one family (mom, dad, and THREE kids under 6), and me. There were three pairs of photographer-students, and one single. The idea was that each photographer set would have a half-hour session with each model set. The photographers were told to break the ice with conversation about what kind of photograph I was looking for, and then to engage in small talk to relax me and make the session easier on everyone. With all three pairs of photographers, there was a dominant one, and most of them did a reasonable job of quizzing me and making small talk without it sounding too much like small talk. All the photographers did a reasonable job with basic positioning and posing, but none of them moved much past that. In fact, I did most of the work for one couple. Since it was an available light exercise, the photographers needed to be able to position me so that the light was reasonably correct, at least avoiding obvious dark spots and shadows. They all needed to pay more attention to this, as many of the pictures were flawed with poor lighting. In their defense, this is what they were supposed to be learning, of course, and part of the learning process is to make mistakes, see them, and fix them. Taking portraits like we did is a HUGE challenge, since the photographer needs to direct the model, watch the light, and get the pictures. It can be (and was) overwhelming for some.
When I received the images from the shoot, it was interesting to review the presentation package. There were no specific rules to follow, but the deal was that I would get some photos for my time. Most of the photographers processed their images and gave me the best of their work, in various sizes of JPG's on a CD. One CD, however, contained over 100 raw images – basically a camera dump containing every shot – bad ones and all. At the other end of the scale, one CD was imprinted with one of the photos – a very nice touch – and had a nice handwritten thank-you note on the sleeve. When you see something like that, you just know you are going to like the photos.
So all in all, it was a very interesting experience. I learned a lot about how photographers should (and should not) treat models. And I got some very nice photos in return. Thanks to Harry and all the photographers for their efforts.
My day at the rink…
As team photographer for the Carleton Place Canadians, I have shot 30 or so games this season, which probably translates to almost five thousand pictures. I have learned a ton, but it has all been pretty much on my own. I can find lots of sports photography web sites to read, but not too many deal with the specific challenges of ice hockey. So when I saw that Harry Nowell was holding a hockey photography workshop, with access to an Ottawa 67's game, I was quick to sign up. My Canadians are Junior A level, with kids between 16 and 20, playing against other teams in the Ottawa Valley, one level below the Major Junior A 67's. The 67's are part of the Canadian Hockey League, with three separate divisions encompassing all of Canada. These are the kids that are going to turn pro – the future stars of the National Hockey League. The Canadians draw 300 fans to a game, but the 67's play in a 10,000 seat arena in front of an average of 7,000 fans. This is a pretty good achievement for these kids. So the opportunity to work with Harry and get to shoot a 67's game was most inviting.
There were six of us including Harry, and we met on Sunday at the Ottawa Urbandale Center to shoot the game against the Guelph Storm. The ice surface is completely enclosed by the boards and high glass, which means that we will be shooting through the glass (at the Carleton Place Arena, I have a location just off the end of the players benches where I can shoot over the glass by standing on a small ladder). And rather uniquely, the first row of seats is raised and set back about three feet from the boards, leaving a walkway completely around the ice surface. This is perfect for photographers!
We all had media passes giving us access to the walkway, and we shared space with some of the local newspaper photographers. We also met one of Harry's students from a previous course, who hosts a blog on the Ottawa 67's and has full access to all games to take photographs. Valerie gave us some good insights on working in the Urbandale Center. The first thing I noticed was how much better the light was here – I was able to get shutter speeds of 1/1000th of a second with more light than I can get at 1/300th of a second in Carleton Place. This meant MUCH cleaner shots, with less noise and less blur from the motion. Shooting through the glass was a bit difficult to master – there are dirty spots and puck marks, and there are often reflections to deal with. But the flexibility of being able to move around the rink was tremendous. We even had one 15 minute slot in one of the corporate boxes, to get some shots from up high.
There were lots of good photo opportunities – seven goals in total, a few penalties, and lots of action in the corners. I took about 250 shots, and discarded around 100. I don't know where these numbers stand in comparison with other photographers, but I certainly took a higher percentage of good shots than I usually do. From the 150 that I kept, I narrowed the field down to about 20 that I thought were pretty good. Not sure if I had any newspaper quality shots, but I did catch three goals being scored, and had numerous shots with the puck frozen in mid-air. I also got quite a few good images with story-telling facial expressions – those are usually my favorites. Look at the eyes of 67's goalie Petr Mrazek as he tries to find the puck around the Guelph forward blocking his view
So it was a very good day at the rink. More of my favorites are on flickr.
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He recorded his first track in 2005, & released his first EP:
The Orange Room
In 2008, at 16, he moved to London
In 2009, he released another EP:
You Need Me
, before touring with Just Jack
In 2010, his third EP:
Loose Change
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Songs I Wrote With Amy
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He joined Taylor Swift on her
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, a digital bundle of his first 5 EP's
He built up his career on small gigs & live shows
He has very simple ambitions
He bases his songs on true & incredible stories
A down to earth & humble person
His determination makes him inspirational
The lyrics he writes are amazing & meaningful
He always has positive words of wisdom to share
He is incredibly generous
Performed a gig in Bristol, raising 40,000 pounds for a charity that reaches out to street sex workers
November 15 2014, joined charity supergroup Band Aid 30 raising money for the Ebola crisis in West Africa
Supports GRAMMY Foundation, Musicians on Call & ONE Campaign
Early in 2014, he serenaded Dublin fan & cystic fibrosis sufferer Triona Priestly over the phone just before she passed away
He accepted a marriage proposal from another fan, cancer patient Katie Papsworth
Gave all of his stage & photo shoot clothing to various charity shops
Born February 17, 1991 in Halifax, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Moved to Framlingham, Suffolk
Raised a Roman Catholic
Attended Thomas Mills High School
While growing up, his parents limited his TV usage & bought him some art books & an acoustic guitar instead
Thus, he began learning guitar & eventually writing songs
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Never mind expecting a round of applause for procreating, columnist Giles says dads should just accept that they're invisible
I am a huge fan of Alec Baldwin. I love the bouffant hair, the hairy chest, the deep voice… And I positively worship his character Jack Donaghy in 30 Rock. As an actor, he is something very special. But as a father – to borrow a phrase from the Hollywood vernacular in which he is so fluent – Baldwin totally sucks ass.
This is the man, remember, who phoned his 11-year-old daughter in Los Angeles from New York a few years ago, and was so furious when she didn't answer the call first time that he left a message saying, 'You are a rude, thoughtless little pig. You don't have the brains or the decency as a human being. I don't give a damn that you're 12 years old, or 11 years old, or that you're a child, or that your mother is a thoughtless pain in the ass.'
What a way to talk to your daughter. And that's on top of not even knowing how old she is. And giving her the name Ireland. Triple cruelties.
Pushed out by baby
Baldwin has since moved on from that family to a new wife (half his age) who has just given him another daughter, Carmen. Now, you'd think that, aged 55 and second time around, Baldwin would have got the hang of the self-effacement and humility that fatherhood requires. Not a bit of it.
On the Late Show With David Letterman recently he said that he feels invisible now that there's a baby in the family. 'No one even sees that I'm there anymore,' he moaned. 'I thought about taking my clothes off and sitting nude at the breakfast table to get some attention.'
'The point of fatherhood is you learn to become an imperceptible force'
What a dork. What a vain, dimwitted, selfish twerp. Like all actors, Baldwin feels invisible if the whole world isn't staring at him, but the point of fatherhood is you learn to become the imperceptible force that holds everything together. The unseen and unapplauded facilitator. Like God. Or the internet. Difficult for any man, and especially so for an actor. But that's where your power and glory lies.
Accepting your role
It's not about going 'Look! Look! I've unloaded the dishwasher and warmed a bottle,' and expecting to be cheered and clapped like you've just split the atom. It is about altering your nature as a man, and learning to become the silent provider and protector who allows everyone else to get on with the little things. And there is no greater glory.
Baldwin also whinged to Letterman that, 'Babies definitely prefer their mother to their father'. Well, I'm sure they do if he's Alec Baldwin. And who could possibly blame them?


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The Need for Speed – One Team's Transformation
| Speed is one of the imperatives of our time. Every organisation I work with wants to be able to do things faster whether it's speed to gain an advantage or the not so positive, but equally important, speed to close down a competitor's advantage. Everyone wants to go faster. The need for speed is not a new phenomenon. For as long as I have been in the business world speed has always been an issue and I suspect it always will be. It was certainly an issue for me Read more..


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Oklahoma State Time Trial Championship in Bixby on September 17th.
Get your cyclocross chops ready for the season. Adam Myerson offers top tier instruction in Stillwater September 8th thru 10th.
Plenty of great skill building technique and knowledge offered at this camp.
Two more Tuesdays for the Tulsa Criterium Series left: July 25th and August 29th.
A great way to hone the skills: FLYER
It's road championship season and Broken Arrow hosts the Oklahoma State Criterium for Categories on June 25th.
Here's the link to registration and the race flyer (a little slim on details....just the basics ma'am).
Bixby hosts the Oklahoma Championship Road Race for Masters/Juniors/U23 on Sunday, June 18th.
A Big Prize list (plus State Championship Jerseys!), and a rolling enclosure for the larger fields.
The biggest party in town (that just happens to be a bike race). Here's the guide with all the info to race or spectate.
See you on Cry Baby Hill!
Hop over to OKC for the other great road event in our region...
One of the biggest events in the region, June 2nd thru 4th. Fun to watch, more fun to race. Check the schedules as they vary each day.
FLYER Oklahoma City Pro Am Classic
This weekend, outside of Oklahoma City (May 6th) on a closed course, it's the Oklahoma Road Race Championship.
Challenging course, State Championship jerseys!
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"Summer is the best time for corn, and we especially love corn grilled. This is a great refreshing summer salad, or double for a main dish. Serve with crusty french bread and a good chardonnay. Please note: this is an adopted recipe and I hope to make it soonest. If you make it before I do, I would appreciate feedback, Thanks ! ZWT REGION: Mexico."
Grilled Corn and Shrimp Salad
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- 6 ears corn
- 1⁄3 cup olive oil, plus
- additional olive oil, for brushing the corn and the shrimp
- 1 lb medium shrimp, shelled and deveined (about 25)
- 1 red onion, chopped fine
- 1 large fresh jalapeno chile, including the seeds, minced (wear rubber gloves)
- 1⁄3 cup loosely packed fresh coriander, chopped fine
- 3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon white wine vinegar
- 2 bunches watercress, rinsed well, spun dry, and coarse stems discarded
- Brush the corn with some of the additional oil and grill it on a rack set about 6 inches over glowing coals, turning it, for 15 minutes, or until it is golden brown. Let the corn cool until it can be handled.
- Working over a bowl, with serrated knife cut the kernels from the cobs and with the back of the knife scrape the pulp from the cobs.
- Brush the shrimp with some of the additional oil, grill them on the rack, turning them, for 6 to 8 minutes, or until they are cooked through, and transfer them to the bowl. Stir in the onion, the jalapeño, and the coriander.
- In a small bowl whisk together the lemon juice, the vinegar, and salt and pepper to taste, add the remaining 1/3 cup oil in a stream, whisking, and whisk the dressing until it is emulsified.
- Pour the dressing over the corn mixture and combine the salad well. Divide the watercress among 6 plates and spoon the salad over it.
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So what do you do when you have to make the same compression over and over and over again?…And maybe it's like custom compression that you've tweaked out yourself to be…perfect for your shop and the types of exports you do.…Well Compressor has some great tools, including saving custom settings and…creating droplets that really automate this process and make it much, much more efficient.…I am in Compressor now and I already have the setting that I have tweaked.…It's an MPEG-4 setting, but I have tweaked the size and the data rate, things…like that to be exactly, exactly what I want.…
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Paint is the easiest and most affordable way to dramatically change the look of a room. We'll give you tips and tricks to make an impact in your space.
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Colors in the store often look different at home because of the changes in light. Rather than running the risk of getting a gallon of paint that you don't like, try a few sample pots. Samples are an inexpensive way of ensuring you're making a good choice. Purchase three or four colors that you like. Paint a 1-foot by 1-foot square in each color on your wall. Over several days, watch the colors at different times of day, comparing natural sunlight vs. artificial (fluorescent and incandescent) lighting at night. You'll often find the color that you were convinced was the perfect one in the store won't be the one you end up selecting.
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BBC reports that a court in Colombia has found seven members of an elite anti-kidnapping squad guilty of killing a civilian and saying he was a left-wing guerrilla. The soldiers claimed they had killed Eduardo Perez Vega in combat in the eastern province of Casanare in 2007. They then said he was a member of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia.
The incident was one of hundreds of so-called "false-positive" cases, which were used by the Colombian military and police to inflate their successes.
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