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The definition of an "origin story," (as presented by our highly skilled team of Googlers), is "a back-story revealing how a character becomes a protagonist. It adds to the overall study of a narrative, often giving reasons for their intentions."
Every superhero needs a strong origin story; an account of how the struggling and celebrated protagonist began. How else would we know about Superman's infantile exodus from the planet Krypton?! Or the two-hundred-year back story of Wolverine before he did the backstroke in a pool of Adamantium?! Or that President Trump's hair once had an unfortunate industrial freak accident involving a berserk leaf blower and a bag of Cheeto dust?! (No disrespect intoned — just all-in-good-fun, objective political satire!) But I digress; we'd like to present to you the origin story of the latest in our superhero gear innovations; the Off Road Air Tool Bag. See how this bag became the butt-kicking, air tool-storing piece of gear that it is!
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David M. Jackson, MD
SpecialtyReconstructive Spine Surgery, Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery
Board Certified
Medical SchoolDrexel University of College of Medicine
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FellowshipUniversity of Maryland
David Jackson, MD is a board certified and fellowship-trained orthopedic spine surgeon. He subscribes to a multidisciplinary approach to the treatment of conditions of the spine.
Prior to joining The CORE Institute, Dr. Jackson cared for patients in Northern California at the Spine Care Medical Group. He strongly believes that physical therapy, pain management, therapeutic injections, bracing and other modalities are central to the treatment of his patients and he works closely with therapists, pain management providers and other physicians to insure that his patients get the most comprehensive treatments available, tailored to their needs. When surgery is indicated Dr. Jackson provides the latest treatment of degenerative, traumatic and sports related conditions of the cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine, as well as spinal deformities caused by tumors, infection and spinal cord or other neurologic injuries or conditions. He has a considerable experience in less invasive techniques of the cervical and lumbar spine as well as traditional open and major reconstructive surgical techniques for patients with advanced deformities or those in need of revision surgery after failed spinal procedures.
Dr. Jackson received his fellowship and residency program in spinal surgery at the University of Maryland and Maryland Shock Trauma Center. During his fellowship, he gained significant experience treating critically ill and injured patients, and was involved in cutting-edge spine research and advanced medical procedures. Dr. Jackson received his medical training at Drexel University School of Medicine in Philadelphia where he was a student of much distinction. At Drexel, Dr. Jackson graduated at the top of his class and was elected to national honor societies including the Pathologist's Chairman's Honor Society and the prestigious and extremely competitive Alpha Omega Alpha National Medical Honor Society. He completed his undergraduate training at New England's Quinnipiac University, where he graduated cum laude.
Dr. Jackson has been active in research throughout his training and career. He has published multiple textbook chapters, completed multiple biomechanical studies and his many research endeavors have won awards from both the Maryland Orthopedic Association and The American College of Spine Surgery. He continues to actively pursue his research interests with a current focus on developing new techniques for safer and less invasive cervical and thoracolumbar instrumentation.
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Research & Experience
Meyers WC, Jackson DM, deCaestecker JE, Castellanos AE. Anatomy of the Biliary Tree and Gallbladder Gastrointestinal Disease: An Endoscopic Approach, Second Addition. Slack Publications. 2002.
Zlotolow DA, Jackson DM, Pellegrini VD Jr. Interference screw fixation versus Pulvertaft weave in a simulated early-motion suspensionplasty protocol. J Hand Surg Am. 2011. Epub 2011 Apr 12. PMID: 21489719.
Jackson DM, Karp J, Anderson DG; Gelb D, Ludwig S. A Novel Radiographic Targeting Guide for Percutaneous Placement of Transfacet Screws in the Cervical Spine with Limited Fluoroscopy: A Cadaveric Feasibility Study. SMISS/SAS E-J. 2011.
Jackson DM, Amorosa LF, Heller JG, Ludwig SC. Complications Associated with Dorsal Cervical Instrumentation. In: Benzel EC, ed. The Cervical Spine, 5th Edition. Cervical Spine Research Society, Lippincott, Williams and Wilkins, 2012.
O'Brien J, Haines C, Dooley Z, Turner AL, Jackson DM. Femoral Nerve Strain at L4-5 is Minimized by Hip Flexion and Increased by Table Break when Performing Lateral Interbody Fusion. Spine, 2013. (Accepted for Publication)
"Biotenodesis Screw Fixation Versus Pulvertaft Weave in a Simulated Early Motion Suspensionplasty
Protocol." Presented at Maryland Orthopaedic Association Annual Meeting, ASSH Annual Meeting, Poster Presentation, 2008.
"Percutaneous Placement of Transfacet Screws in the Subaxial Cervical Spine:
A Cadaveric Feasibility Study." American College of Spine Surgery Annual Meeting, 2010.
"A Novel Radigraphic Targeting Technique for Percutaneous Placement of Transfacet Screws in the Cervical Spine: A Cadaveric Feasibility Study." Society for Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery Annual Meeting, 2010.
"A Novel Radigraphic Targeting Technique for Percutaneous Placement of Transfacet Screws in the Cervical Spine: A Cadaveric Feasibility Study." Society for Global Spine Congress; Barcelona, Spain, 2011.
Jackson DM, O'Toole R, Egleseder WA, Zadnik, M; Ambulatory Aid with Step Counter. US Patent # 7775227; 8/2010

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KEY WEST, FLA. (WSVN) - Looking for a good time this weekend? Time travel with Fantasy Fest as it takes over Key West.
The annual festival starts Friday and goes through Oct. 28. This year's theme is "Time Travel Unravels."
The festivities feature masquerade balls, costume contests, exotic parties and more.
Organizers said this year is more important than ever because it will showcase the spirit and resilience of residents after Hurricane Irma.
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The Park Hill Board of Education last week voted to move forward with a long-range facility plan paving the way for the eventual elimination of the sixth-grade center. This brings to an end a nearly two-year process to set the future course for the district to address enrollment growth. As this is a future plan based on population growth, no timetable for implementation will be set at this time.
Currently, the district has about 10,700 students with the plan expected to carry the district through the next several years and up to about 13,000 students.
With a split vote, the board approved Concept A, which calls for the construction of two new elementary schools and a fourth middle school over a period of multiple years. The current sixth grade center would be eliminated.
All four middle schools would house sixth through eighth grade students. Additionally, a center would be built to create an alternative third high school, which students from both current high schools could attend for special programs, such as the Northland Center for Advanced Professional Studies (CAPS).
The number of schools in the plan will allow for a clean feeder pattern, with no need to split classes of elementary students as they move to middle and eventually high school. The change will eliminate one transition for students, allowing them more time to develop relationships and a sense of community in their schools.
Sixth graders would still be separated from older students and will interact almost exclusively with others in their own grade level.


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There are many different terms that you may come across when you are playing online poker, these are only just a few of the terms you might be hearing while playing. Click on the letter your poker term starts with and read all about it.
Poker is without doubt one of the most popular casino card games in existence and it is played by people from all over the world but almost exclusively in the English language but just to make life a little more difficult the game has developed its own language which can be very confusing to a beginner. Some of the poker jargon such as big blind or small blind can be understood quite easily and they relate to what is going on at the table but why should the dealing of three community cards in Texas Hold'em be called the "flop" or a subsequent card be called the "river"? You do not actually need to understand all of the poker jargon to be able to play poker but you will definitely find a poker dictionary useful if you are talking to other poker players or if you are a keen follower of the televised poker where the commentary is full of terminology. In fact the TV poker pundits are probably the worst as they use all the poker jargon without a word of explanation. So in this poker dictionary section we have tried to explain many of the terms used in the poker world; some are simple and really obvious but others are less so; there is no way that we have covered all the terms which are used in poker jargon even though our list seems quite extensive so if we have forgotten some we apologise but any knowledge will help you understand more of what people are talking about.
There are of course various forms of poker and not all terminology is applicable to all forms of the game but we have not tried to separate out the games in our poker dictionary so you may not come across all the language in all the games. It would also appear that the use of slang or poker jargon is spreading and increasing for example a number 2 used to be referred to as simply a deuce but these days you can hear a duck or even a quack and we have even heard a two being called a swan. One of the most infamous phrases of poker jargon is the "dead man's hand" which is supposedly a pair of aces and a pair of eights and gets its name from the hand that Wild Bill Hickok was holding when he was shot dead in a saloon in Deadwood, South Dakota; there is some confusion about what the fifth card was with various reconstructions in the movies showing different cards but watch out if you are holding these cards. Some other more amusing ones in the poker dictionary include a "double belly buster straight draw" which is basically five cards that are close to a straight but missing a couple of cards or "limping in" which is defined as a player staying in a hand by placing the minimum requirement into the pot when in all likelihood if the previous player had raised he would have folded, crutches are apparently not needed. You do not need to remember everything in the poker dictionary but we hope it will provide a handy reference for you and the more you play and the more you talk to other players the more familiar you will become; enjoy your poker experience.


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The Israel lobby, of which AIPAC is only one of many components worldwide, is a radically different and more sinister lobby than any other lobby in American political life, don't you think? The lobby includes the entire Israeli government, Mossad, the Russian oligarchs, the Russian Mafia, international organized crime, many Forbes billionaires, most of the mainstream media, a bevy of think tanks and research centers, and on and on. The lobby regularly seeks to utterly destroy anyone, especially American politicians and public figures, who opposes it. In the American context, it operates on behalf of a foreign government, which is driven by a messianic ethno-religious ideology. It controls a large cache of nuclear and biological weapons which it has threatened to use against the entire world (the Samson Option). It uses assassinations and false flag terrorist ops to achieve its ends. It was the prime mover behind the Iraq War, and it is the prime mover behind the campaign to ignite World War IV and an apocalyptic clash of civilizations, with an American nuclear attack on Iran being the next item on the deranged agenda.
Which other lobby in American politics is remotely like the Israel lobby? Perhaps the AARP (American Association of Retired Persons)? The AARP is often mentioned in the same breath with AIPAC in discussions about powerful lobbies in American politics. The last I noticed, the AARP wasn't using Mossad-style tactics against American citizens to promote the interests of a foreign government which is essentially a messianic apocalyptic cult, deriving its inspiration from the most violent memes in the Old Testament.
Even the military-industrial complex in the United States, which is without a doubt significantly corrupt, is pursuing objectives on a relatively rational basis which benefit a major sector of the American economy. The Israel lobby is working to drive a wedge between the United States and nearly every other nation in the world, in ways which stand a good chance of destroying the American economy.
If you disagree, then name a lobby in American politics which you believe is similar to the Israel lobby. Who would be the equivalents in this lobby to Michael Ledeen, Richard Perle, David Horowitz, Daniel Pipes and that entire network of hysterical Armageddonists?
The author of the quote you produced really hasn't thought this through.
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> Comment: From a self-described Zionist blog -- "an on-line forum for Zionists from across the ideological and social spectrum to decipher, develop and debate issues affecting the Jewish people around the world." Quite sympathetic to the Mearsheimer and Walt paper. There are many people in the Zionist world who are capable of thinking outside the box.
The crux of the biscuit (Frank Zappa):
Indeed, the exposed inner workings of AIPAC do come across as somewhat sordid and, well, gross: power, money, oligarchy. I'm sure there will be much discussion as to the truth of Massing's claims. But what many of us have been wondering since the very beginning, and which Massing neglects to seriously consider, is whether this is abnormal or simply a feature of the American political system. If you have a problem with AIPAC, take it up with the system, not with a set of ideologically committed Jews, and sincere Americans, who have effectively learned to work within it.
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After an exciting edition of the Overwatch Monthly Melee in March, the teams have now been announced for April's edition. RunAway and Brazil Gaming House were unable to make much headway in the previous edition, but still provided exciting maps within the group stage and beyond despite ping disadvantages. This edition will see the return of foreign teams, as Meta Athena comes to compete fresh off a fourth place finish at APEX.
Group A
- Selfless Gaming
- NRG Esports
- Immortals
- Lower bracket winner (qualifiers)
Group A packs an NRG Esports hungry for competition. The team has been absent from the professional scene for some months and with newly signed superstar iddqd, they look to make waves within the scene immediately. Selfless is the obvious favorite of the group, as they've dominated the North American scene outside of Rogue. Immortals recently took a victory at the Carbon Series too, so the group has no real slouch. The lower bracket qualifier will have a tough time toppling Group A.
Group B
- Rogue
- LG Evil
- Meta Athena
- Upper bracket winner (qualifiers)
In the more interesting of the two groups, we will finally see Rogue's aggressive playstyle tested against the ingenuity of Meta Athena. While they finished fourth place in APEX, the team is clearly a strong contender given their long win-streak before and their defeat of previous kings of NA, Team EnVyUs. However, they'll have to ensure that they do not fall to the same fate as the last Korean team to participate. LG Evil will have a tough time in this group should the ping not play much role against Meta Athena, but they are certainly a capable team and demonstrated the ability to come back despite an 0-3 group stage last month.
The prize money will be broken down as usual:
- 1st: $6,000
- 2nd: $3,000
- 3rd: $1,000
The format follows the same as the last, where all eight teams advance to bracket play. Four will move on through the upper bracket, while the remaining four will fall to the lower bracket immediately. Qualifiers for the final two seeds will take place on April 14.


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Seeing double at Cruisin' for a Cure.
Car Show Notes Photos: There are a lot of great photos that never make it to the bbq. Mainly background noise reflecting off the paint is the reason, indoor lighting can be a total photo buster and sometimes it's all the body parts bouncing off the chrome. This amazing Willys had way too much stuff going on behind it so it didn't make it into the car show line up for Cruisin' for a Cure Car Show Photos. After blurring the background you can still see a little of the background noise in the paint but the busy background that distracted from the ride has been removed to let the car shine.
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Ask Heidi
This is what happened to conservative political pundit and radio host Jamie Allman
"The Truth about the Jamie Allman Tweet"
Q: Where's Jamie Allman? I used to see his television program on ABC 30 KDNL and listen to his radio program on 97.1 FM. I would appreciate your answer. — Renee, Belleville
A: Jamie Allman, longtime television reporter and radio personality in the St. Louis area and one-time spokesman for the St. Louis Archdiocese, resigned from his television program after advertisers began to pull their support following a Twitter controversy. He was fired from "Allman in the Morning" on 97.1 KFTK-FM St. Louis shortly thereafter.
Or so some media reports say.
In a series of videos on his Facebook page, Allman says he did not "part ways" with 97.1 and signed no papers to make that official.
Allman asserts he did not threaten, vow to threaten or fantasize about threatening David Hogg on Twitter as some news outlets claimed.
The tweet Allman is referencing, which was interpreted by Missouri lawmaker Stacy Newman and major press outlets like the Washington Post and New York Times as "a threat," was about sodomy, David Hogg, who is Parkland, Florida, shooting survivor, and a hot poker.
"I did not even use his twitter handle," Allman says in his video, titled "The Truth about the Jamie Allman Tweet — How Journalism 101 Hit Zero," which he posted on his Facebook page in April this year.
Allman's description of the video reads: "In reporting on my infamous tweet the media truly took a hot poker to the truth. (Share this like they shared the tweet). My tweet was in the context of a larger conversation, was a facetious reference to right-wing plotters, and was a teasing precursor to next-day coverage of a documentary in which David F-bombed a bunch of people but even then I said he was baited into it. I defended him. No sensible person could see that tweet as a threat. But the news media accelerator went from zero to lies in no time."
In the video, Allman says any media outlets that represented that he "threatened" Hogg had a "reckless disregard of the truth."
Around the time Allman sent the controversial tweet, he had been discussing the survivors of the Parkland shootings, and their efforts at gun-control legislation, on his political commentary show, according to the Riverfront Times.
On "The Allman Report," Allman reportedly said, "You can't say, 'Hey I'm just a kid. We have to be allowed to refute what you're saying ... or to respond to it, you can't be all the time grabbing your blanket when the going gets tough."
Included in his Facebook video about the tweet, Allman shows a scene from the film "Reservoir Dogs" in which the actor Steve Buscemi, portraying Mr. Pink, recites a similar and vulgar line about the use of hot pokers.
Allman says, in the past, he has stood up for people who use "raw language," even if he disagrees with the political opinion being voiced. He lists Maria Chappelle-Nadal, Kathy Griffin and Snoop Dogg as some of the "raw language" users he supported.
Chappelle-Nadal, a Missouri state senator, was removed from all committees and censured by her colleagues after a post on Facebook in which she hoped President Donald Trump "will be assassinated."
Griffin lost many of her sponsors and her New Year's Eve job with CNN after a photograph in which she held up what appeared to be the bloodied and disembodied head of someone who resembled Trump.
Snoop Dogg drew criticism for posting a photo of his album cover for "Make America Crip Again" on Instagram, which portrayed the rapper standing over a dead body wrapped in an American flag with the label "Trump" hanging from its toe. His album was released with a different cover.
Allman goes on to say the major media outlets misrepresented his tweet because they "wanted to control the truth."
In a recent interview with the BND, Allman said, "Their goal was to basically get me off the air." He described himself as "a common-sense conservative."
"It isn't Republican or Democrat radio," Allman said. "It focuses on common-sense policies. That's basically what I promote."
"I was having a pretty big impact here," Allman said. "My morning radio show was the top-rated talk show in town in the morning and my television show was competing with a lot of the other outlets."
As for Hogg, the person at the center of the tweet controversy, Allman says the media outlets didn't contact Hogg for comment. In his video, Allman displays the Florida-based Sun Sentinel newspaper headline: "David Hogg shrugs off St. Louis broadcaster's vulgar tweet."
At the time Allman was fired, the radio station 97.1 was being operated by Entercom Communications under a local marketing agreement with the owner, Emmis Communications. According to Inside Radio, at the end of April 2018, Allman filed a lawsuit against entities of both Entercom and Emmis.
The lawsuit claims, among other things, that Allman was wrongly and unnecessarily fired and the tweet did not represent an actual threat towards Hogg. Allman said his lawyer asked him not to discuss it further.
As for his current activities, Allman said, "After leaving 97.1, I have now my own network called Radio Free Allman. It is a morning show from 6 to 9 a.m., listenable through a downloadable app from Apple and Google, also on Facebook where I have my Jaime Allman, Radio Free Allman page."
"I am currently involved in a lawsuit against my former company so, contractually, I can't actually hop on another dial station yet," Allman said. He does expect to return to both television and radio in time.
But even when he returns to the other outlets, Allman said, "The Radio Free Allman show will continue."
If you go online to RadioFreeAllman.com, listeners can sign up for Allman's email list, live-stream his program for free and purchase Radio Free Allman items to "support his mission."
You can also download a court document detailing Allman's lawsuit against Entercom and Emmis.
Suggested reading
Allman suggested reading anything non-fiction or biography-related about President Calvin Coolidge. He described Coolidge as "the original small government guy, in modern times" and his favorite president.
Allman also recommended reading, "A Nation of Serfs: How the Greatest Generation Shackled Us with Debt" by Bryce Webster.


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I'll throw the first stone.
This is not a political post. This is a post that will, just in case there was EVER any confusion, clear up exactly who The Farmstead is and what we stand for.
But first. Let me say this.
I was sexually assaulted while serving in the military.
By a group of men.
Who were wearing the same color uniform as me.
In order to do it they had to rip a flak vest off of me. A vest that weighed about 20 pounds.
Another word for flack vest is body armor.
Ironic isn't it?
Turns out, when a bunch of cowardly men are pulling and tearing at every inch of your body, it's kind of worthless as armor.
Why am I sharing this now?
Because the war on women is real. Because cowards get stronger in groups. And because these cowards have chosen a Presidential election as their official coming out party.
This post, this stupid little drop in the bucket, this is my rallying cry.
I hate confrontation. Hate it. One time someone came to the farm, I loaded up some laying hens in her car, we got to chatting, and she forgot to pay. I knew it. I knew the entire time we were talking that she hadn't paid me yet. But instead of saying something I let her drive off. I'm better about handling financial transactions now (because truly, the life of the farm depends on it), but it still gives me hives.
What I'm not so great about is calling people on their hate. Their victim shaming. Their misogyny, their bigotry, and their racism. In the past I have always lived under the conviction that I will conduct my life in a way that holds true to my views and I will not associate with people who don't align with those values. I'm still going to do that.
But I'm also going to have a stronger voice. If I don't share my experience then it remains a secret. If it's a secret then we get lulled into a belief that this disgusting reality doesn't actually exist.
I am here to tell you. It exists. And not just against women. These hateful acts, directed at people because of their religion, ethnicity, gender orientation or sexual preference, are happening all over our great country.
I married a man who puts women, all women, on a pedestal. A man who cherishes and rejoices at the diversity of all human beings. A man who, when I told him I was going to write this blog post, told me he was proud and honored to be married to me.
Which of course, makes me the lucky one. I get to run this farm of my dreams with a man who never talks down to me, never thinks that my ideas are less than, and would never even entertain the idea that he is "superior" because he is a white male.
One of the most common questions we get asked is, "What kind of goats do you milk?" Our answer is always the same.
"All the goats."
We don't milk just one specific breed. Our dairy girls come from 7 different breeds and we are constantly breeding for more diversity. Not only does this make our herd stronger, it makes our cheese more unique and more flavorful.
And we feel the same way about life.
This is not a political post.
This is a post to say, officially and without any reservation, The Farmstead is a place that values ALL human beings. We don't care what color you are, who you like to cuddle with at night, what you identify as, who you voted for, or who you pray to. We care that you too respect the human race, that you value our earth as a living thing we must protect, and that you're willing to give goat cheese a try when you see us offering samples at a farmer's market.
This is me throwing the first stone. Hoping that, in doing so, I am creating a ripple that will extend outwards, and help to shape a safer, more tolerant, more loving community. A community that lifts up and magnifies voices large and small and squashes cowardly bullies.
As humans we have the ability to use our conscious brain to help biodiversity thrive. Let's try that.


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Football Food Friday
Sausages with Caramelized Onions and Peppers
Here's an easy way to jazz up sausages. Just caramelize some onions and peppers in a pan and top the sausages. If you like your food spicy feel free to add in some hot red pepper flakes or a sliced jalapeno to the onion-pepper mixture.


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Each one day workshop is dedicated to focusing on essential art elements and painting techniques to create dynamic paintings, emphasizing self expression with confident brushstrokes and color.
Create strong compositions with earthy textures, dramatic skies, and transparent moving water.
Exercises with line, shape, value, form, texture, color, space, linear and atmospheric perspective.
Learn to paint like you draw with movement, rhythm, variety, and harmony.
Build confidence with bold expression.
A class packed with information in a relaxed environment so you are inspired to continue painting on your own. All levels.
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Harris Terrace
- 600121
- 68 George Street, Brisbane City
- Also known as
- Harris Court
- Classification
- State Heritage
- Register status
- Entered
- Date entered
- 21 October 1992
- Type
- Residential: Terrace house
- Theme
- 6.4 Building settlements, towns, cities and dwellings: Dwellings
- Architect
- Cowlishaw, J & G
- Construction period
- 1866–1867, Harris Terrace (1866c - 1867c)
- Historical period
- 1840s–1860s Mid-19th century
- Style
- Georgian
- Address
- 68 George Street, Brisbane City
- Brisbane City Council
- Coordinates
- -27.47392914, 153.0258318
Street view
Criterion AThe place is important in demonstrating the evolution or pattern of Queensland's history.
Harris Terrace, constructed as a row of six houses in 1865-66, is important in demonstrating the evolution of residential housing in Queensland. A rare example of 1860s terrace housing, the building illustrates the early use of this housing type in Brisbane.
Harris Terrace is important in demonstrating the early residential nature of lower George Street, a pattern that largely occurred in response to the concentration of government and associated activities in this area of inner Brisbane.
Criterion BThe place demonstrates rare, uncommon or endangered aspects of Queensland's cultural heritage.
As one of only three remaining 1860s terrace house buildings, Harris Terrace is important as a rare example of this type in Queensland. Beyond its rarity as terrace housing, Harris Terrace is one of few remaining 1860s buildings in Brisbane City.
Criterion CThe place has potential to yield information that will contribute to an understanding of Queensland's history.
Harris Terrace has potential to contribute to a greater understanding of Queensland's history. The area immediately behind the building may contain archaeological evidence including the foundations of the service wings and 1960s building additions. Artefacts within this area may include those commonly associated with domestic habitation such as glass, ceramics and bone, and some artefacts associated with commercial and office activity during the 20th century.
Criterion EThe place is important because of its aesthetic significance.
In its dignified front elevation, form and scale, Harris Terrace is an important element of lower George Street, a streetscape dominated by late nineteenth century buildings. More widely, the building makes an important contribution to the government precinct that exists between George Street and the Brisbane River.
Harris Terrace is a two storey masonry building in George Street, Brisbane City. Formerly a residential terrace of six houses, it was constructed in the mid-1860s for George Harris and was designed by architect James Cowlishaw.
Since the 1820s, the north bank and adjacent ridgeline of the Brisbane River, now containing William and George streets, has featured a concentration of government and associated activities and uses. Over the period of the Moreton Bay penal settlement, buildings were constructed along this ridgeline, utilised by government officials for 'accommodation, administration and control'.[1] When the area was opened for free settlement in 1842, the remnant penal infrastructure was used by surveyors as a basis for the layout for the new town of Brisbane. Set at right angles to the river, the prisoner's barracks determined Queen Street, while the line of buildings along the ridge determined William Street. Streets surveyed parallel to these streets, including George Street, formed Brisbane's rectangular grid.[2]
While a range of buildings and activities occurred along George and William Streets and the north bank from the 1840s, the government maintained a dominant presence in the area. At some sites (such as the Commissariat Store (former) [QHR 600176] and Brisbane Botanic Gardens [QHR 600067]) earlier uses were continued. The establishment phase following the creation of Queensland in 1859 saw the new colonial government reserve land parcels and construct a range of buildings to facilitate its functions. The building of Government House [QHR 600118] and Parliament House [QHR 600069] at the eastern end of George Street in the 1860s firmly entrenched the physical reality of a government precinct in the area.[3]
The location of Parliament House had a pronounced effect on the built environment around lower George Street. Many of Queensland's early politicians were pastoralists, a reflection of their economic dominance in the colony. Together with a growing workforce of public servants, these politicians required accommodation when in Brisbane. From the 1860s to the 1880s, a range of buildings, many built by, or for politicians, were constructed to address these needs.[4]
Harris Terrace was erected as a speculative investment for George Harris. Harris (1831-1891) was born in London, migrated with his family to Sydney in 1833 and came to Brisbane in 1848 to work with his elder brother John. The partnership of John and George Harris, general merchants and shipping agents, was established in 1853, with the firm involved in importing goods and exporting wool and tallow. George Harris became a well-known business and society figure in Brisbane. Following Queensland's separation from New South Wales in 1859 he was appointed a member of the first Legislative Council, serving until August 1878.[5]
The first half of the 1860s was a period of strong growth for Brisbane. Immigration boosted the population dramatically (more than doubling between 1861 and 1864 to over 12,000) and many substantial public and private buildings were constructed during this time. The permanent nature of the buildings was also partly influenced by provisions in the Municipalities Act 1864, which required brick or stone construction and non-flammable roofing material in designated first class building areas.[6]
In 1865 Harris commissioned architect James Cowlishaw to design a terrace building of six self-contained residences on the south-west corner of George and Margaret streets. The property, originally surveyed as allotment 1 of section 9, had been previously owned by John Betts, a property speculator who bought the land at one of Brisbane's earliest land sales in Sydney in 1842. It is unclear if any improvements were made to the land prior to Harris purchasing the property in 1856. Cowlishaw, considered Brisbane's 'first successful private architect'[7] arrived in 1860 from Sydney and soon became highly regarded and in demand. Prior to designing the terrace, Cowlishaw undertook other design work for Harris and his firm, including improvements to J&G Harris' wharf and stores at nearby Short Street , a new Ipswich warehouse, and repairs and additions to his then residence, Newstead House [QHR 600265]. In 1861 Cowlishaw also designed a terrace building on the opposite corner of George and Margaret Streets for another politician, Arthur Hodgson.[8]
Terrace houses were an urban residential building type that came to Australia from England in the early nineteenth century. Essentially narrow fronted adjoining houses, terraces were built as dwellings for people across the classes, as was reflected in their respective forms, scales, materials and settings. While fairly common in mid-to-late 19th century suburbs of Sydney and Melbourne, terraces were always fewer in number in Brisbane. Those that were constructed were largely in the centre of Brisbane, or in nearby residential areas like Spring Hill and Petrie Terrace.[9]
The Undue Subdivision of Land Prevention Act 1885, introduced to avoid 'slum' conditions in areas of medium density dwellings, effectively limited the construction of terraces in Queensland. The limit of a minimum size of 16 perches (405 m2) for allotment subdivisions firmly established the detached house as the standard dwelling. While some terrace houses were built by property speculators as rentals in Brisbane after 1885 (most notably The Mansions [QHR 600119], see below) dwellings could not be sold individually. Other than Harris Terrace, only two other terrace houses constructed in the 1860s, Athol Place, Spring Hill [QHR 600167] and Princess Row, Petrie Terrace, survive in Brisbane.[10]
Cowlishaw first advertised for whole or separate tenders for the construction of Harris Terrace, described as 'six first class houses', in July 1865. He readvertised in February 1866, again requesting the erection of the six houses 'at the risk of the former contractor'. When the building was completed a Mr Clarke was identified as the contractor, with the cost of construction £8000. The building was advertised in December 1866 as ready for occupation from 1 January 1867. Shortly after, the building was described as, '...substantially built, possessing an imposing exterior presence, and the interior arrangements contain all the requisites of a well-finished dwelling house of the mother-country, combined with the protection required by a warm climate...'. [11]
When completed, Harris Terrace was a two storey brick building with an attic level in the roof space. In each of the six houses, the ground floor contained drawing and living rooms, with bedrooms on the first floor and in the attic. To the rear, two storey outbuildings housed the kitchen, bathroom and maid's room. A slate roof with dormer windows were partly concealed by a balustraded parapet, inscribed with 'Harris Terrace 1866' at its centre. A cast iron balustrade and full length venetian blinds featured on the upper balcony.[12]
Early tenants of Harris Terrace who were parliamentary politicians included Joshua Bell, William Yaldwyn and Kevin O'Doherty. Other early tenants, Mrs Unsworth (no. 5) and Mrs and Miss de Villers (no. 3) ran girls schools in 1867, with the latter offering rooms for boarders.[13] By mid-1868 Harris Terrace was promoted as having 'already acquired the reputation of being the best private residences in the city'.[14] Along with politicians, medical professionals and senior public servants also numbered among early residents. The houses were individually numbered and some were given their own name.
Following insolvency in 1876, George Harris surrendered Harris Terrace to mortgagee James Taylor, a Darling Downs landholder and politician (The Queenslander 28 October 1876, p.18). In 1887 the property was acquired by two other members of Parliament, Boyd Morehead and William Pattison who both lived at Harris Terrace at this time. The following year Morehead and Pattison, with another politician John Stevenson, commissioned the building of 'The Mansions' - Brisbane's most elaborate terrace house, adjacent to Harris Terrace on the opposite corner of George and Margaret streets.[15]
The use of the houses in Harris Terrace for accommodation continued into the first decades of the twentieth century. From the mid-1880s some of the individual houses became boarding houses. By the 1920s all of the houses contained in Harris Terrace were being utilised for boarding, often called 'residential chambers'. In 1922 Frank, Jessie and Ethel Lingley bought the building and changed the name to 'Harris Court'. The Undue Subdivision of Land Prevention Act was repealed in 1923 and from this time individual titles were created for houses at Harris Court. The Lingleys retained the house on the Margaret Street corner adapting it into a café and building an extension to the footpath. The Royal Queensland Art Society acquired one of the houses in 1924. House no. 5 (fifth from the Margaret Street corner) had by the 1940s been altered with a two storey extension to the George street alignment, with an awning over the footpath.[16]
The immediate post-war years of the late 1940s saw the Queensland government expand their activities considerably in Brisbane City. Most public servants were then located in the Treasury [QHR 600143] and Executive (later the Land Administration [QHR 600123]) Buildings in George Street and in offices in Anzac Square [QHR 600059]. The shortage of office accommodation in the centre of Brisbane, and the need to address future requirements, led to a phase of governmental property acquisition in the city. The purchase of properties on George and William Streets between the Government Printing Office [QHR 600114] and Parliament House was a key focus, in addition to other acquisitions on Charlotte, Mary and Margaret streets. Harris Court was purchased around this time. Despite their varying condition and former uses, the shortage of office space saw many of these newly acquired buildings quickly adapted for government use.[17]
Because Harris Court was bought with the existing leases, it was not until the mid-1950s that the last tenants left the building. In 1958, architect John Hitch, in association with architects from the Department of Public Works, prepared plans to adapt Harris Court for government use. The original service wings and outbuildings to the rear were demolished and a new steel framed, sawtooth annexe, connected to the earlier structure was constructed, containing open plan office spaces.[18]
Major alterations occurred to the original building in 1960-61, including the removal of the upper balconies and ground floor verandahs, construction of an enclosure on the street alignment linking the houses, and the replacement of the front doors of four of the six houses by windows, leaving entrances at either end of the building. Original windows were removed or replaced, barrel vaulted dormers replaced with gabled dormers, and chimney and fireplace openings were bricked in. The interiors of Harris Court were also substantially altered. Three of the original six staircases were removed, and whole walls and sections of party walls were removed for full length corridors on both floor levels. A range of government offices were accommodated in the old building and annexe following the completion of works.[19]
The consolidation of government ownership and usage along George and William streets led to the state investigating a number of schemes to further the development of a 'government precinct'. By 1965, a masterplan had been developed involving the demolition of all buildings between the old Executive Building and Parliament House, to enable the construction of three 15-storey office buildings in a 'plaza setting'. The present day Executive Building was completed in 1971 as part of this plan. By the early 1970s this plan for the precinct was considered no longer suitable and a number of other proposals for the area were explored.[20]
A 1974 'George Street Masterplan' involved lower rise buildings spread out over greater areas, some retention of existing buildings and the demolition of the Belle Vue Hotel (opposite Parliament House) and adjacent The Mansions. A major influence in ultimately shaping the layout of the area during the 1970s was the growing community support for the retention of older buildings within the government precinct, especially the Belle Vue Hotel and The Mansions. Spearheaded by the National Trust, the government-related associations and links between buildings, their architectural qualities, and aesthetic contributions to the area were highlighted in submissions to the government and in the public sphere. The unannounced June 1974 removal of the balconies of the Belle Vue Hotel was a deliberate action by the State government to degrade the visual appearance of the area, and drew further attention to the conservation cause.[21]
In April 1979 Cabinet adopted a recommendation for a schedule of demolition work to progress the development of the government precinct. The Belle Vue Hotel was to be demolished, but The Mansions and the original section of Harris Court were to be retained, renovated and adapted. On 21 April, three days after this decision, the Belle Vue Hotel was demolished in the early hours of the morning, a notorious event in the history of heritage conservation in Queensland.[22]
Harris Court (together with The Mansions) was retained in the forecourt of the State Works Centre (80 George Street), a seven level building on two George Street blocks (bridged across Margaret Street) completed in 1985. As part of this project, renovations and major reconstructions were undertaken at Harris Terrace involving architects from the Department of Public Works in association with Conrad and Gargett Architects. Work included the reconstruction of the ground floor verandah and upper floor balcony; new iron columns and balustrade on the balcony similar to the originals; a new slate roof, reinstatement of front entrance doors (not all operable) and vaulted dormers (made larger than the originals at the rear); installation of new doors, windows, architraves and skirtings of earlier forms and profiles; and new moulded ceilings on the ground and first floors. It was at this time the building reverted to its original name of 'Harris Terrace'.[23]
Since this time only minor alterations have occurred. In 2012 Harris Terrace provides offices spaces for a number of community organisations.
Harris Terrace is a row of six, brick, two storeyed attached former houses, located on the corner of George and Margaret streets within the government precinct.
The street facade features a double-storeyed verandah with cast iron balusters and posts. The verandah is separated into six sections reflecting the original six houses. Each section has three French doors on the first floor, and two sash windows and the front door on the ground floor.
The parapet incorporates a central plaque with the name of the building and date of construction. The tiled gable roof features six chimneys and dormers with barrel shaped roofs and the bull nose verandah roof is corrugated iron.
The rear elevation includes four short double-storeyed wings which form shallow courtyards. The first floor windows in the wings have round arches while the rear windows of the main building are flat arched. The roof dormers have barrel vaults and the wings are gabled.
The interior consists of modern offices opening onto a central hallway which runs the length of the building.
Note: refer to Allom Lovell Architects, Harris Terrace: A conservation plan for the Department of Public Works, 2002, pp.17-22, 30-31, for a more detailed description of the building and identification of significant features.
[1] Allom Lovell Architects, Harris Terrace: A conservation plan for the Department of Public Works, 2002, p.3.
[2] Allom Lovell Architects, p.3.
[3] Allom Lovell Architects, p.8.
[4] Allom Lovell Architects, p.8.
[5] Allom Lovell Architects, p.4.
[6] Allom Lovell Architects, p.5; Brisbane Courier 3 November 1864, p.1.
[7] Donald Watson and Judith McKay, Queensland Architects of the 19th Century, Queensland Museum, Brisbane, 1994, p.44.
[8] Allom Lovell Architects, pp.27-28.
[9] Allom Lovell Architects, pp.23-24.
[10] Allom Lovell Architects, pp.23-26.
[11] Allom Lovell Architects, p.5; Brisbane Courier 22 February 1866, p.1.
[12] Allom Lovell Architects, p.7.
[13] Brisbane Courier 15 May 1867, p.2; Queenslander 14 September 1867, p.1; Queenslander, 22 February 1868, p.1; Brisbane Courier 29 December 1868, p.1; Brisbane Courier 20 July 1883, p.1;.Queenslander 9 October 1930, p.59; Allom Lovell p.7.
[14] Brisbane Courier 26 May 1868, p.1
[15] Allom Lovell Architects, p.10.
[16] Allom Lovell Architects, p.7, pp.10-11; Brisbane Courier, 9 November 1933 p.33.
[17] Allom Lovell Architects, p.12.
[18] Allom Lovell Architects, p.12.
[19] Allom Lovell Architects, pp.12-15.
[20] Allom Lovell Architects, pp.15-16.
[21] Allom Lovell Architects, p.16; for push to conserve historic buildings see, National Trust Journal, July-Aug 1976, p. 18, May 1977, pp. 19-20; National Trust of Queensland, Statement on The George Street Precinct, NTQ, Brisbane, c1974; NTQ file, The Mansions 1/72 correspondence to various ministers and MLAs, 1973-79; letter from Brendan Butler, Secretary, Culture, National Parks and Recreation Policy Committee, ALP to Director, NTQ, 26 June 1973; 'Plan to Save the Old Belle Vue', The Australian Women's Weekly, 23 Jan 1974, pp. 88-9.
[22] Queensland State Archives Item ID406637, Minutes - Cabinet; Courier-Mail 21 April 1979, p.1,3; for development of Queensland heritage legislation see Rod Fisher, 'Nocturnal Demolitions: The Long March Towards Heritage Legislation in Queensland', in Packaging the Past - Public Histories, eds John Rickard & Peter Spearitt, Australian Historical Studies 24(96), April 1991, pp 55-69.
[23] Allom Lovell Architects, p.17.


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simple wool baby tutorial
A simple doll made from scraps and thrifted sweaters, bits of silk, and stuffed with organic cotton for extra squish. A perfect doll for a winter baby, a gift to make that comes together in a very short time.
Sewing machine not required, but is helpful. Some hand stitching experience is also helpful for this project.
Gather your supplies:
Thread, scissors, sewing needle, scraps of wool and silk, a short length of wool roving to form the head, and cotton stuffing for the body.
Note: most of the photos and instructions reflect the process for making the smaller, wider baby. Notes are included if you'd like to make the taller version.
To begin, first cut two pieces of wool into a long rectangle. For these dolls I used cashmere sweaters from the thrift store, but anything stretchy, relatively thin, and soft will do. The pieces used for these babies are roughly 10"x5"
Round all four corners of the rectangles and line them up, right sides together, to sew them together. You can choose whichever side to be the "right" side, I chose the inside garter ridge to show on the outside of the dolls.
Sew all the way around the rectangles leaving a gap on one of the longer sides about 3 inches long to fit in the head. A straight stitch will work just fine, or zigzag around the edges as well for extra sturdiness.
Turn the rectangles right side out and press if desired.
To form the doll's head, wrap your wool roving into a ball. It should be fairly large in relation to your doll as their oversized heads are part of their squishy charm.
Push the head into the gap in the seam of the doll body (this is now the bottom of the shorter doll) and position it in the center of the opposite long side.
For the taller doll, orient the gap on the side and push the head into the rectangle so that it is positioned along one of the shorter edges.
Use a needle and thread to cinch the head in place and by wrapping the thread around 3-4 times and tying off tightly. Instead of clipping the thread so that it is visible, try tying the knot then threading the end through once more before trimming it off on the other side.
To make the hands, pinch a bit of fabric at the upper corner of the rectangle near the doll's head. Bring your needle around to cinch the hand shape by creating two to four stitches to pull together and gather. Gather and knot the hands, then pull your thread ends through as above to clip them inconspicuously.
For the taller doll, you won't have a corner to use for the hands, so just gather as large a pinch of wool as you'd like from the two longer sides on either side of the head and cinch closed.
Fill your doll's body with cotton stuffing without filling it too aggressively. You do not want it stretched taut, but instead loosely filled for optimal snugglability.
Hand-stitch the gap in the body closed.
Next, gather the middle of the doll to make a star shape. I did this by beginning on one side of the doll's body, putting one stitch in the front, one stitch in the opposite side, and one stitch in the back of the body before bringing the thread around to the starting side. Pull the two strands tightly to cinch the body and tie with a firm knot. Thread the ends back through and clip.
Your doll's body is now complete, and we can move on to creating the hat.
To determine the size to cut the triangles for the baby's hat, measure its head circumference. This small baby has a 5" head circumference, so I cut a triangle out of two pieces of silk that had a bottom measurement of about 6.5" across to account for seam allowance and a bit of overlap where it is stitched.
The shape need not be precise, just something like this:
Sew the two pieces of silk together, leaving a 2" opening along one side to turn it right side out.
Turn the hat right side out and press the seams flat. Stitch the opening closed.
To affix the hat, position one bottom corner of the triangle at the back center of the head. Begin stitching the silk hat to the baby's head using a simple whip stitch. Continue all the way around the front of the head until you reach the spot you began.
When you return to the back center and the bottom edge of the triangle is sewn on entirely, begin stitching the hat closed up the back of the head/hat.
Stitch up about halfway up the hat, and then knot the thread. You can now tie a knot at the top of the hat, and your baby is finished!


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STX Entertainment is planning an initial public offering in the first quarter of 2018 that would value the company at $3.5bn, according to reports that emerged on Thursday.
The Wall Street Journal reported that the company plans to raise around $500m from the IPO, most likely on the Hong Kong stock exchange, where international investment banks are already vying for the business.
Hong Kong is being favoured as a location over New York as its valuations tend to be higher, administration costs are lower and the company would be closer to its investors in mainland China.
Launched in 2014, STX had initial backing from venture capital firm Hony Capital and later tapped slate financing from Beijing-based Huayi Brothers and investments from China's Tencent and Hong Kong-based telco PCCW.
STX's next film, Martin Campbell's The Foreigner (pictured) starring Jackie Chan and Pierce Brosnan, opens in China this weekend (September 30). The studio's production slate includes Aaron Sorkin's Molly's Game, Robert Rodriguez's Ugly Dolls, Brian Henson's The Happytimes Murders, starring Melissa McCarthy, and Bad Moms sequel Bad Moms Christmas.
STX has dozens of output deals in place for international distribution with companies such as Huayi Brothers, Roadshow Films in Australia and New Zealand, Gulf Films in the Middle East and Italy's Lucky Red.
STX declined to comment on the IPO when contacted by Screen.


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JD & The Straight Shot Concert Review/
There's something eternally-charming about Americana. The genre embodies the idea that in the face of an ever-changing world, somewhere out there a smaller, simpler, more quaint version of our country still exists. That may not be the reality, but it's a comforting escapist reassurance to say the least.
JD & The Straight Shot are a six-piece Americana band fronted by Jim Dolan and backed by an impressive roster of musicians with credits ranging from B.B. King to Robert Plant. Rescheduled after an illness, the band's Portland stop on May 22nd marked the penultimate show of their current tour opening for the Eagles.
The evening began with a triplet of subdued drum taps, a call-and-response that select members of the audience quickly joined in on. Soon lead singer Jim Dolan and guitarist Carolyn Dawn Johnson began to harmonize, and just like that, the band was off. As the audience continued to filter in for the main act, JD & The Straight Shot gradually picked up steam eventually hitting their stride by the time the chorus hit.
As soon as the first song ended, drummer Shawn Pelton began playing in earnest and the group was firing on all cylinders. The guitar, bass, and mandolin all fell into perfect sync. The violin, played by Erin Slaver cut through the mix and shredded its way through the melody while Dolan took center stage belting out his tunes to the 20k-capacity venue.
By far the most enchanting element were the vocal harmonies that seemingly came to the group second-nature. Every band member had a mic in front of them, resulting in a wonderful choral effect of swirling melodies. Sometimes pairing off for alternating rhythms, other times joining together to form a singular voice, the group's vocals were both effective and powerful. Similarly endearing was the chemistry between the band members. Laughing, smiling, and interacting with each other throughout the set, it was clear that they had as much fun playing the music as the audience was having listening to it
For the fourth song, the group played their song "Perdition" from the 2015 Western Jane Got a Gun. Reminiscent of the western soundtracks of old, the bass rumbled, the guitar jangled, and the drums thunderously kept time as the riff propelled the track forward. Adding a dash of somberness to the proceedings, "Perdition" offered a single moment of reflection before launching into the back half of the band's feel-good setlist.
The fifth song "Run For Me" was a jaunty outing set to the horse-like gallop of Shawn Pelton's drums. A vibrant highlight of their setlist, the song's best moment came when all of the members paused for Erin Slaver to interject a vivacious violin solo before the chorus kicked back in. Eventually ending with Slaver and guitarist Marc Copely playing dueling melodies. The two got face-to-face while simultaneously bopping up and down in-time with the beat, bouncing lower and lower with each measure. The two got as low as they could without falling on the ground, eventually pulling apart from each other while holding back laughter. It was one of many playful moments throughout the night sparked by Slaver, an obviously-valuable asset to the group's on-stage chemistry.
Aside from contributing vocal melodies to select songs, it was clear that each member was talented and well-versed in instrumentation, swapping instruments, multitasking, and collaborating throughout the set. At one point, drummer Shawn Pelton picked up a mandolin while also keeping time with his drum kit's tambourine mount. At the same time, Byron House traded in his bass for a banjo, playing it just as effortlessly as his primary instrument. The concert was a sight to behold, a multi-instrumental, massively-harmonized, and constantly fun bout of country music.
Closing with an excellent cover of Three Dog Night's "Shamballa," the group sent the audience off to The Eagles nicely with good vibes and a warm summery feeling. It was a fun 45-minute set that warmed the audience up for the main act and transported us to that America of old, even if it was just for an evening.


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House with Mango Trees
We collaborated with Linghao Architects a while back for a photo shoot with our vintage Scandinavian pieces in an amazing space designed by them around two massive mango trees. Thank you Linghao Architects for choosing Noden.
left: Ejvind A. Johansson "J65″ easy chair by FDB.
Alvar Aalto Chair 45 designed in 1947 sitting pretty in the dining area.
Hans J. Wegner AT15 coffee table by Andreas Tuck.
A pair of early Ant chairs by Arne Jacobsen having a conversation in the morning sun.
Early Børge Mogensen J49 shaker chair by FDB.
Vintage Kai Kristiansen Model 42 chair.
Pair of 1953 "Teve" easy chairs by Alf Svensson.
Credits: Photos by Tawan Conchonnet


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Catalyst: A Rogue One Novel
This review originally appeared on WorldOfJoel.com
I should preface my review of Catalyst - A Rogue One Novel by saying that the only Star Wars movie I've ever watched all the way through is Episode 7. And although I considered that a great movie I haven't been bothered enough to go back and watch the other six movies. And yet for my book club, GamersRead this months book pick was Catalyst - A Rogue One Novel so I went ahead and dived in, full well knowing that a lot of this book would probably be lost on me.
I picked up Catalyst - A Rogue One Novel on Audible. And what's striking about the audiobook is the enriching touches that the recording brought. Not only is Jonathan Davis a great narrator but the full sound array that the producers brought in around Davis's narration is spectacular. Atfirst I found all of the beeps and boops to be a little distracting but after a while it became more of a radio drama. Sadly that's where my praise for Catalyst comes to a complete and utter stop.
This is a tie-in book, or in other words a way to get you more excited for Rogue One. Not knowing much about the movie or the book I started to at least get behind the books main protagonist of Galen Erso. Erso from what I gathered from this novel is a leading scientist in charge of researching crystals as an energy source. From what I was able to gleam from the novel these crystals are also Jedi crystals that are used in their light-sabers and are combined to give them their jedi powers.
Outside of the moment-to-moment tedium of this novel, it also is weighed down for me by explaining next to nothing. The novel almost assumed you know who all of these characters are, and are at least familiar with their backstory. Its as though they thought you were coming into the novel already sympathetic to their plight and fully against the bad guys. Instead for me Erso came off as whiny and a bit pathetic. Towards the end of the third act the final push ends with an absolute whimper. Almost nothing happens in this book. People go from one planet to the next, and the consequences seem negligible.
Although I loved the production of Catalyst, the novel it self was a complete bore. Nothing happens, and I genuinely am not sure why this book would make me more excited to see the movie?
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At least 12 people injured after a 6.2 earthquake rocked northeast Afghanistan late last night close to the country's borders with Pakistan and Tajikistan.
According to the US Geological Survey the quake, which measured 203.5 kilometres (126 miles) deep, struck about 280 kilometers northeast of the Afghan capital Kabul at 11:44 pm (local time).
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text: April 29, 2017 was the grand opening of phase one of the Fort Missoula Regional Park in Missoula, Montana! A few members of The Land Group were able to make it up for the fun day celebrating the opening. Thank you to our partners on this project, Missoula Parks and Recreation and Missoula County Parks, Trails, and Open Lands, for all your help with this exciting project!