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Second-half tries from Damian Welch and Luke Arscott snatched a memorable 27-16 win for Exeter Chiefs over Harlequins at The Stoop.
Second-half tries from Damian Welch and Luke Arscott snatched a memorable 27-16 win for Exeter Chiefs over Harlequins at The Stoop.
Quins headed into the game in very strong form, while the Chiefs were fresh from a comfortable victory over London Welsh.
The game's first try came after just six minutes, when Ugo Monye surged on to a neat short ball to touch down. Nick Evans added the conversion to make it a perfect start for the hosts.
But Quins' indiscipline cost them in the minutes that followed as Gareth Steenson struck two penalties to cut the deficit to a single point.
Steenson then added another three-pointer on the half-hour to put the Chiefs in front for the first time, though Evans' effort less than five minutes later restored a narrow advantage for Harlequins.
The two teams traded further penalties following the restart, with Steenson's brace for Exeter cancelled out by two three-pointers from Quins substitute Ben Botica.
A great break initiated by Steenson then saw the Chiefs go close, before the pressure finally told as Damien Welch crashed over from short range after the ball was worked right.
The concession prompted a frenzied response from the hosts and they appeared capable of battling their way back in front, but a stunning second try from the visitors left Quins with a mountain to climb, as Luke Arscott broke through some weak defence before swan-diving over under the posts.
The excellent Steenson added the extras to make it 16-27, and, though Quins rallied in search of a losing bonus point, the Exter defence held firm to scupper any hope of consolation.
The scorers:
For Harlequins:
Tries: Monye
Con: Evans
Pens: Evans, Botica 2
For Exeter:
Tries: Welch, Arscott
Con: Steenson
Pens: Steenson 5
The teams:
Harlequins: 15 Ollie Lindsay-Hague, 14 Tom Williams, 13 Matt Hopper, 12 Jordan Turner-Hall, 11 Ugo Monye, 10 Nick Evans, 9 Karl Dickson, 8 Tom Guest, 7 Luke Wallace, 6 Maurie Fa'asavalu, 5 George Robson, 4 Nick Easter (C), 3 James Johnston, 2 Joe Gray, 1 Mark Lambert.
Replacements: 16 Rob Buchanan, 17 Darryl Marfo, 18 Will Collier, 19 Charlie Matthews, 20 Joe Trayfoot, 21 Jordan Burns, 22 Ben Botica, 23 George Lowe.
Exeter Chiefs: 15 Luke Arscott, 14 Jack Nowell, 13 Sireli Naqelevuki, 12 Phil Dollman, 11 Matt Jess, 10 Gareth Steenson, 9 Haydn Thomas, 8 Richard Baxter, 7 James Scaysbrook, 6 Ben White, 5 Damian Welch, 4 Tom Hayes, 3 Alex Brown, 2 Jack Yeandle, 1 Carl Rimmer.
Replacements: 16 Neil Clark, 17 Ben Moon, 18 Craig Mitchell, 19 James Hanks, 20 Dave Ewers, 21 Will Chudley, 22 Ignacio Mieres, 23 Ian Whitten.
Referee: David Rose
Assistant referees: Roy Maybank, Andrew Pearce
Television match official: Graham Hughes


text: So last night, it was Saturday and I was really bored and had nothing to do. I tuned in to the last episode of Naruto 1 (beore the time skip) of the American version. Now, last time I watched this episode was before the Uchiha Madara conspiracies and etc. If you don't remember, it was the episode of which Jiraya takes Naruto to train, and at the end of the episode, when Akatsuki gathers in a portal of some sort and one of them mentions "how long has it been since we last gathered, 7 years?". Now, the next person to speak after him ( i think the next, not sure) is a man whose hair resembles that of Madara.You may wish to look this up on certain websites such as Youtube but the quality isn't good enough to point out hair shapes because of the dark back ground. I just thought I should point this out.

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|501 Russell Blvd.
|Brandon Soares
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|William Han
Theta Chi
Theta Chi Fraternity was founded on April 10, 1856, at Norwich University in Norwich, Vermont, by two military cadets, Frederick Norton Freeman and Arthur Chase. When Freeman and Chase founded Theta Chi they very clearly spelled out the purpose of the Fraternity in the original Constitution: To "bind by closer bonds the members to each other", "the advancement and carrying out of any measures at the institution in which it shall be established which shall be of importance to its members," and "the mutual benefit and improvement of all its members."
The modern Theta Chi Fraternity still holds to those ideals steadfastly. With over 150 active chapters and colonies across the United States and Canada and 170,000 members since its founding, the Theta Chi model continues in strength.
In Davis, The Zeta Xi Chapter of Theta Chi fraternity has grown to become one of the strongest brotherhoods on campus since its founding in 1967, in part due to the endowment of the iconic and unifying 501 Russell Blvd location, continuously inhabited by the fraternity since 1970. A feat in itself, as Theta Chi enjoys the longest continuous run in a single location among all UC Davis fraternities. Resting in a perfect location across from campus between two lovely neighbors; Pi Beta Phi and Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pi it has 14 rooms for undergraduate members.
The Creed of Theta Chi
"I believe in Theta Chi, its traditions and its ideals. Born of sturdy manhood, nurtured by resolute men, ennobled by high and sacred purpose, it has taken its place among the educational institutions of America as a promoter of knowledge, an advancer of culture and a builder of character.
It inspires true friendship: teaches truth, temperance, and tolerance, extols virtue, exacts harmony, and extends a helping hand to all who seek it.
I believe in the primacy of Alma Mater: in the usefulness of my Fraternity, in its influence and its accomplishments and I shall do all in my power to perpetuate its ideals, thereby serving my God, my country and my fellow-man."
— Frank H. Schrenk, 1915
2016 Fall Rush begins September 26, 2016. Contact Daniel Diaz-Vigil for more information.
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The House
- 14 large bedrooms
- 8 bathrooms
- 2 bars (Indoor and Outdoor)
- 3 outdoor yards
- 2 balconies
- An industrial restaurant-style kitchen
- Vending machine
- Basketball Court
- Due to alumni ownership of the house, the house offers one of the cheapest rental rates in Davis
- Cocktail, brotherhood event, or exchange with another organization every Thursday
- Presented Zion I and Mistah F.A.B. in concert right on our front lawn
- Regular retreats and leadership conferences to Tahoe, Las Vegas, and more
- Continual tournaments involving games of skill
Theta Chi is a proud sponsor of Davis Dance Marathon. Dance Marathon is a nationwide movement involving college and high school students at more than 150 schools across the country, all raising money for the Children's Miracle Network Hospital and UC Davis Children's Hospital. These students spend a year learning invaluable leadership and life skills while raising funds and interacting with children's hospital patients and families. The year culminates with a 12-40 hour long event where the students stay on their feet through dancing, games and entertainment in celebration of the total amount raised that year. Theta Chi has shown its support through hosting fundraising events for Davis Dance Marathon, and through Theta Chi's marketing efforts, Theta Chi has drawn a 48% profit margin all going to Davis Dance Marathon in 2012 alone.
In Theta Chi, we believe that we can do anything to extend the helping hand. We believe it so much that every quarter we choose philanthropy to support and proceed to organize events that raise awareness and assist in anyway we can. By working with organizations such as the UC Davis Pantry, the Books for Change Program, Children's Miracle Network, Habitat for Humanity, and more, we hope to motivate an effort for others to lend a helping hand too.
For more questions about the Davis Chapter of Theta Chi, please email our president, Brandon Soares, at email@example.com.


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The Star from Reef is a sure winner this summer at the beach! This sparkly flip flop never goes out of style!
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Someone who got carried by Diamond 1 from a lower division to platinum
Wow you're plat already that's great. Not really i just got carried by diamond 1 thus i'm in the division "pearlplat"
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On topic: the way BB fights is disappointing
step one: brag about df
step two: take a big hit right in the kisser
step three: suck their powers for a punch back
step four: ????????
step five: miraculous win
Pel is still a WTF
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Helen Kish
Kish & Company dolls were introduced more than 20 years ago. Artist Helen Kish has become one of the most respected doll artists in the world because of the loving attention to detail she gives to every doll. The fresh attitude of each doll's body, the particular pose, and the shyly expectant tilt of the doll's head are all distinctive characteristics of the Helen Kish dolls. Helen is dedicated to creating beautiful, rare, and lasting dolls. Toni's Collectibles is pleased to carry the Kish and Company doll line.There are no products matching the selection.


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FERRON - Arlene Barney, age 80, passed away April 27, 2013 at her home in Ferron, Utah. Arlene was born November 20, 1932 in Springville, Utah to Mansuel and Esta Pierce Singleton. She married Leo Stark in Manti, Utah. Leo passed away in 1957. She then married McCoy Barney Jan. 7, 1959 in Provo, Utah. McCoy passed away in 2012. She was preceded in death by her parents, Mansuel and Esta Singleton; husbands, McCoy Barney and Leo Stark; five, children: Steven, Joanne, Terry Lee, Timothy, and Jeff; granddaughter, Nicole Faith; and sister, Mary Kathleen.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday, May 1, 2013 at 11 a.m. in Ferron at the Bluehills and Millsite LDS Wards Chapel (35 West 200 North). There will be a viewing Wednesday at the church from 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. prior to the services. Interment will be in the Ferron City Cemetery. Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary. Family and friends may sign the guest book and share memories of Arlene at www.fausettmortuary.com.


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Counter-Trend Expansion – CAE-Specialist ITI Starts International Expansion in EuropeMonday, August 31st, 2009
Dresden/Germany, 31 August 2009 – ITI GmbH, international leader in virtual system engineering, today announces its debut in Great Britain. The foundation of ITI Northern Europe Limited enables the company to extend its presence on international markets and to provide its customers in Northern Europe with class-leading levels of service support, sales and customer-orientation. ITI also announces the expansion of its Headquarters in Dresden/Germany; software development will be continuously strengthened. Counter the general economic trend, the company performed well in the first half of the year and is financially set for further expansion with sales running stable and an increasing global demand for ITI simulation solutions.
For many years with more than 25 selected distributors on three continents, ITI has been cooperating with a successful network of stand-alone, state-of-the-art partners dedicated to the sales and service of SimulationX, the standard multi-domain software for system simulation. The establishment of the UK facility in Milton Keynes is a debut in ITI history thus tightening its international market position. The new subsidiary has already started operation and acts independently in local sales, marketing, and human resources development. Simulation solutions are provided and supported for SimulationX customers in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, and Finland. Chris Litchfield becomes Business and Sales Manager for Northern Europe and will be supported by Emmanuel Domingues, Technical Manager. Each of them brings more than eight years experience in delivering system simulation solutions to a wide range of industries.
We want to advance our commitment to ITI customers in Northern Europe by providing the world's highest level of satisfaction in service support and sales of SimulationX thus implementing true innovations together. Our aim is to become a key player on the European CAE market within the next two years, said Jens O. Schindler, ITI Managing Director, about the aims of the new facility. "In the past years ITI strengthened its position as a leader in virtual system engineering and became an internationally-demanded engineering partner, adds Dr. Andreas Uhlig, ITI Managing Director, and further explains: "With highly-qualified people and financial strength we are ready for new investments to expand our business. The establishment of the subsidiary is a milestone in ITI's company history.
About ITI
For more than 18 years ITI has been one of the internationally leading companies for the virtual system engineering. The software SimulationX is applied by engineers and scientists at more than 600 well-known companies such as Audi, BMW, Daimler, Volkswagen, Continental, Schaeffler, Siemens, Demag, Husky, Nikon, Mitsubishi and Liebherr. SimulationX is also widely used in academics and research world-wide. Main fields of application are power engineering, Power transmission, fluid power, mechanical engineering, power generation and automotive. Apart from this ITI supports its clients in the field of research and development of high-technology with engineering and consulting services. In the field of real-time and HiL test-system applications ITI provides turnkey projects and references for various companies including CNH, Putzmeister or Hoerbiger. Further information on www.iti.de.
About SimulationX
SimulationX – The Driving Force in System Simulation determines the level of modeling, simulating and optimizing complex technical systems. The software models the interaction of components from a multitude of domains including their mutual interaction and feedback on one platform. This significantly distinguishes SimulationX from any other kind of CAE software (FEM, CFD, MBS). SimulationX is the standard in software for evaluation of the interaction of all components in technical systems. It is the universal CAE tool for modeling, simulating and analyzing physical effects – with ready-to-use model libraries for 1D mechanics, 3D multi-body systems, power transmission, hydraulics, pneumatics, thermodynamics, electrics, electrical drives, magnetic as well as controls – post-processing included. SimulationX fully supports Modelica® language and offers a wide range of open, comprehensive CAx-interfaces. Further information on www.simulationx.com.
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Bruno Mars and Captain Fuego
Bruno Mars has too many alter egos to count: El Captain Fuego, The Sex Dragon, and Juan Money being just a few. It's unclear what his primary alter-persona is, but in March 2012, he declared over Twitter: "I'm changing my name to Juan Money." Perhaps, Bruno, like any good musician, is simply seeking to reinvent himself.
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Taryn by Taryn Rose Francine Pump
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Update your classic pump with the Francine from Taryn by Taryn Rose. This pump is comfortable and will quickly become one of your favorites.
- Stretch fabric upper with leather trim
- Square peep toe
- Cushion foam footbed
- 3" covered heel
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
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very comfortable heels
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Author of Ed Engoron's Choclatique, Running Press, 2011
Sometimes you just don't have time to bake a pecan pie for the holidays. You still want that homemade look and taste of toasted pecans, but the last thing you want to do is buy a store-bought pie. This is a great solution when you need it fast.
This is a short and busy week for us at Choclatique. We will be filling orders for the holiday and trying to pull everything together for our own celebrations. It definitely puts our staff on overdrive and this is just the beginning of the holiday season for us. So last night I got a head start on something sweet and simple to test for my Thanksgiving dinner. It was quite yummy and picture perfect. The best part the recipe is that it calls for ingredients almost everyone has in their pantry.
Hey, how can you go wrong with fresh butter, toasted pecans mixed with the toffee and Choclatique chocolate? Yum!
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 20 minutes
Ready In: 30 minutes
Yield: 24 bars
Ingredients for the base:
2 cups all-purpose flour
1 cup packed light brown sugar
1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
1/4 teaspoon pure almond extract
1 cup pecan halves
TOFFEE TOPPING (ingredients and directions follow)
1 cup Choclatique Milk Chocolate Chips
Directions for the base:
- Preheat oven to 350° F.
- Combine the flour and brown sugar in large bowl. With a pastry blender, or better yet, an electric food processor, cut in the butter, vanilla and almond extracts until fine crumbs form (it's okay if a few large crumbs remain).
- Press mixture onto bottom of an ungreased 13 x 9 x 2-inch baking pan.
- Sprinkle the pecans over crust.
- Prepare TOFFEE TOPPING (see below); drizzle evenly over pecans and crust.
- Bake 20 to 22 minutes or until topping is bubbly and golden; remove from oven. Immediately sprinkle milk chocolate chips evenly over top; press gently onto surface.
- Cool completely in pan on wire rack. Cut into bars. Makes 24 to 36 bars.
Ingredients for the toffee:
2/3 cup unsalted butter
1/3 cup packed light brown sugar
1/4 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
Directions for the toffee:
- Combine the butter and 1/3 cup packed light brown sugar in small saucepan.
- Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until mixture comes to a boil.
- Stirring constantly continue to boil boiling 30 seconds.
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By HARRIET BISHOP
The holidays are almost upon us. It is time for a reality Christmas shopping check. I have been doing my Christmas shopping all year long. A promise I made to myself at the beginning of this year. I have tucked my treasures all around the house now it is time to retrieve them. I hope I can remember where I hid them all. You know what that is like.
We put things away in a great place so we won't lose them and sure enough we can't find the great place we hid them. We all do it. Come on people, fess up. You know it is true. I've got to lay it all out now and see what is left I have to buy. I must confess I like the idea of not having to face all that last minute shopping. Plus it is easier on my finances.
I do my shopping with catalogs. I HATE TO MALL SHOP. I have to walk and I have always hated that. I get tired and worn out, blisters on my feet, jostling all those people, and for what? A chance to look at things I can't afford to buy. I would much rather sit in my easy chair and peruse the catalogs. I'm good at it.
My sister, Annette, is a master at mall shopping. I've walked with her in a mall. I'm ambling along, flapping at the mouth, we come to the front of the store. My sister can dart into the store, cruise the entire store, check out the sales, tell me the bargains, slip back into walking beside me AND pick up the conversation BEFORE we have walked passed the store front. I"ve never seen anything like it. You think I am exaggerating but I am not!
I stopped going with her because I would get embarrassed. Imagine what it looked like for this lady to be walking along, talking out loud to no one. People giving me funny looks. I'd look up and see her coming towards me and realize I had been talking to the air.
Heaven forbid we should pass by a shoe store. Annette loves shoes. She has shoes for every blouse, skirt, dress, and I think sometimes undies. In every color and shape and style you can think of. We call her the Imelda Marcos of Southern California. Heck, I wouldn't be surprised if it was all California.
When you come to a shoe store with her it's a sight to see. She can do all those other things I described AND find out the size,what colors they come in, if they have more than one pair (she always buys more than one pair of the same pair of shoes) THEN she tries them on. I always know when we come to a shoe store, I might have to wait at the other end of the front of the store, just for an extra minute but not much more than that! She hasn't quite mastered the art of not making me wait just a minute or two while she pays for them.
Now that I have grandchildren, I have put my sister in charge of finding shoes for the little ones. She comes through every time. She will stand for hours in a department store, going through every box there is until she finds what she is looking for. She doesn't wait for anybody to help her. She just dives in. Boxes going every which way. She is in her element when she is shopping for shoes.
Through all of this, there is one thing I have learned about shopping from my sis, she is right when she says,"always buy more then one pair of the same pair of shoes." I know that to be truth and have followed her advice. That way I always have a comfortable pair of shoes to wear. "Imelda" thanks!"
Well, that is my world. Until next time, happy shopping. May you find what you are looking for and remember where you hid it.


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Abstract: Provides analysis of historic and current physical and biological conditions of the watershed. Hydrology concerns include maintaining and improving adequate water supplies, maintaining and restoring water quality, and improving overall conditions of streams, floodplains, and riparian ecosystems. Other topics include aquatics, upland forest vegetation, wildfire risk, botanical resources, noxious weeds, vertebrates, fire and fuels, non-forest vegetation, and rare plants. Description: 271 pp. Tables, figures, maps, references, appendices. "The document addresses primarily Umatilla National Forest lands within the watershed. The primary exception is the aquatics analysis, which was based heavily on an extensive subbasin summary of the entire Potamus subbasin completed by the Northwest Power Planning Council (Gephart and Nordheim 2001)." Map appendix is dated October 2004. Captured June 18, 2008. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1794/6670
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Sunflower Bacon project environmental assessment, decision notice and finding of no significant impactHeppner Ranger District (Or.) (June , 2006)[more][less]
Abstract: EA proposes vegetation and fuels management on about 10,000 acres to improve the health and vigor of the upland forest, and reduce the potential for future fires of uncharacteristic effects in upland forests. Includes commercial thinning of about 2400 acres, treatment of 40 acres of dead and downed woody material resulting from the 2000/2001 tussock moth outbreak, precommercial thinning of about 700 acres, treatment of surface fuels on about 10,000 acres, and reconstruction and maintenance of existing roads and construction of about 4 miles of temporary roads. Decision notice announces implementation of Alternative 4 with minor modifications, reducing big game vulnerability by not treating the existing satisfactory wildlife cover. Description: 307 pp. Maps, tables, bibliography, appendices. T 6 S, R 26 E; T 6 S, R 27 E; T 7 S, R 26 E; and T 7 S, R 27 E. Captured June 23, 2008. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1794/6767
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Abstract: Proposes vegetation and fuels management on about 13,900 acres to improve the health, and vigor of the upland forest, and reduce the potential for future fires of uncharacteristic effects in upland forests through the reduction of hazardous fuels and reduction of ladder fuels. Vegetation management treatments include commercial thinning of about 2,218 acres, mechanical fuels treatment of 2,113 acres of standing dead and downed woody material and reduction of conifer regeneration resulting from the late 1980s and early 1990s spruce bud worm outbreak, noncommercial thinning of about 1,186 acres and treatment of surface fuels on about 10,288 acres. Maintenance of existing roads (39 miles of open and 41 miles closed), construction of a new system road for 2.2 miles, obliteration of 2.4 miles, and construction of about 3.6 miles of temporary road would be required for access and haul purposes. Description: 301 pp. Maps, tables, bibliography, and appendices. T.5S., R.27E., Sections 13, 22-28, 33-36; T.5S., R.28E., Sections 18- 20, 28-32; T.6S., R.27E., Sections 1-4, 8-17, 21-27, 35-36; and T.6S., R.28E., Sections 5-9, 16-21. Captured June 19, 2008. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1794/6720
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Abstract: Announces decision implementing project, including salvaging dead trees, activity fuel treatment, and temporary road construction. Description: 9 pp. Tables, map. Township 7 South, Range 27 East, Sections 1, 2, 4, 5, 8, 9, 17, 20, 29, and 32 Township 8 South, Range 27 East, Section 5. Captured March 16, 2009. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1794/8797
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Abstract: The Proposed Action identifies a designated system of roads and trails that would be available for OHV use. There would be a total of 290 miles of roads and trails available as motorized trails for OHV use. Existing open and closed roads would be designated as an OHV system. New trails would be added to provide connections to other trail systems on the Forest and to the Morrow/Grant County OHV Park. Description: 141 pp. Tables, maps, references, appendices. T. 6 S., R. 24 E., Sections 21, 26-28, and 33-35; T. 6 S., R. 26 E., Sections 26 and 35; T. 7 S., R. 23 E., Sections 11 thru 14; T. 7 S., R. 24 E., Sections 1 thru 5, 7 thru 18, and 20 thru 24; T. 7 S., R. 25 E., Sections 1 thru 27 and 34 thru 36; T. 7 S., R. 26 E., Sections 1, 2, 6 thru 36; T. 7 S., R. 27 E., Sections 7, 17 thru 20, and 29 thru 33; T. 8 S., R. 25 E., Sections 1, 2, and 11 thru 14; T. 8 S., R. 26 E., Sections 1 thru 30 and 33 thru 35; T. 8 S., R. 27 E., Sections 4, 17 thru 21, and 29-31. Captured March 16, 2009. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1794/8802
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Umatilla National Forest (Agency : U.S.) (March , 2009)[more][less]
Abstract: Proposed action includes commercial thinning on 2218 acres, non-commercial thinning on 3286 acres, 40 acres of aspen restoration, mechanical fuels treatment, and landscape burning. Description: 307 pp. Tables, maps, charts, references, appendices. T.5S., R.27E., Sections 13, 2228, 3336; T.5S., R.28E., Sections 1820, 2832; T.6S., R.27E., Sections 14, 817, 2127, 3536; and T.6S., R.28E., Sections 59, 1621. Captured March 16, 2009. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1794/8799
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Wildcat fuels reduction and vegetation management project decision notice and finding of no significant impactUmatilla National Forest (Agency : U.S.) (March 6, 2009)[more][less]
Abstract: Announces approval of project initiating commercial thinning on 1943 acres, non-commercial thinning on 2878 acres, 40 acres of aspen restoration, mechanical fuels treatment, and landscape burning. Description: 20 pp. T 5 S, R 27 E; T 5 S, R 28 E; T 6 S, R 27 E; and T 6 S, R 28 E. Captured March 16, 2009. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1794/8800
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Emmy Charo
September 21, 2009 08:11:52 Posted at September 21, 2009 08:11:52
Hayden Panettiere showed up at the Emmys last night and I was like…oh look, there's Charo. Except Charo is so much more entertaining.
Here's the old Lolita in red, and matron hair, and representing a show that nobody watches anymore and just off a movie that no one cared about but she will play the lead in the film adaptation for Naomi & Ely's No Kiss List .....
…the f-ck???
Hayden P is not Naomi.
She is nowhere near as cool as Naomi.
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Debates of May 14th, 2012
House of Commons Hansard #123 of the 41st Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was copyright.
- Question Period
- Federal Framework for Suicide Prevention Act
- Copyright Modernization Act
- Tibet
- Judo
- Maternal and Child Health
- Basketball
- Royal Canadian Navy
- Rights and Freedom
- Pauline Beaudry Foundation in Weedon
- Veronica Herman Award for Best Film
- Freedom of Religion
- LaSalle Royal Canadian Legion
- Tourism Week
- Sudbury Race for Diabetes
- Jobs, Growth and Long-term Prosperity Act
- Human Rights in Tibet
- New Democratic Party of Canada
- The Senate
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police
- The Budget
- The Environment
- Pensions
- The Budget
- National Defence
- Political Party Financing
- National Defence
- Pensions
- Agriculture
- National Defence
- Citizenship and Immigration
- Financial Institutions
- Health
- The Budget
- Science and Technology
- Aboriginal Affairs
- International Cooperation
- Agriculture and Agri-Food
- Natural Resources
- Transport Canada
- Justice
- Presence in Gallery
- Points of Order
- Government Response to Petitions
- Canadian Chinese Community
- Committees of the House
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Questions Passed as Orders for Returns
- Copyright Modernization Act
- Jobs, Growth and Long-term Prosperity Act
- Iran
Financial Institutions
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Annick Papillon Québec, QC
Mr. Speaker, many Canadian companies are transitioning to the new banking system, but the Conservatives are having a hard time keeping pace.
Banks and telecommunications companies have agreed to new rules for telephone payment. The government's voluntary code of conduct does not address payment by phone or through electronic banking systems. If the Conservatives do not take action, consumers will not be protected.
When will the Conservatives introduce mandatory rules for new technologies in order to protect consumers?
Financial Institutions
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Jim Flaherty Minister of Finance
Mr. Speaker, in fact, the private sector telecommunications companies and the banks are innovating, which is a good thing. It is something that we in the Conservative Party actually encourage in our country, unlike the NDP, which would like the government to run everything. That is not what we are doing.
Now we are responsible for regulation of the banking system, and I am proud to say we have the best regulated banking system in the world.
Financial Institutions
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Glenn Thibeault Sudbury, ON
That fact is, Mr. Speaker, mobile payments will have a huge impact on consumers, small businesses and the digital economy, something the Conservatives do not seem to get. The Minister of Finance's own task force on mobile payments released recommendations months ago, but he has simply allowed it to gather dust.
A voluntary code that lets $5 billion in hidden merchant fees slide will not protect small businesses and consumers from being gouged even more in the new mobile market. Will the Conservatives now admit that a binding code of conduct is necessary?
Financial Institutions
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Jim Flaherty Minister of Finance
Mr. Speaker, there are two points about a code of conduct. One is not whether it is voluntary or not; it is that it is obeyed. The code of conduct that we have devised, and this is the second point, with the support of consumers, with the support of the financial sector, on consent at the end of the day, has the support of all the parties and is obeyed, is complied with precisely because of the process that we used.
With respect to payments, we have the report of the task force. I am glad the private sector is innovating, but at the end of the day the government makes the rules.
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Carolyn Bennett St. Paul's, ON
Mr. Speaker, the Cowichan first nations have declared an emergency in response to recent suicides and attempted suicides. First nations suicide rates among youth are seven times higher than the national average. In the Inuit population, the rate is almost the highest in the world and 11 times our national average.
Despite supporting the Liberal opposition day on a national suicide prevention strategy, the government is actually cutting the aboriginal youth suicide prevention strategy. How on earth will that help the people of Cowichan?
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Leona Aglukkaq Minister of Health and Minister of the Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency
Mr. Speaker, my heart goes out to those individual families who have lost loved ones from suicide.
We are committed to working collaboratively with the first nations community and our federal partners, as well as provincial and other partners, on initiatives that would improve the wellbeing of first nations communities and individuals, including the Cowichan tribes.
We recently signed an historic tripartite agreement with the first nations in British Columbia and the provincial health departments. This will give the first nations a major role in the planning, designing and management of health care services for their communities.
The Budget
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Sean Casey Charlottetown, PE
Mr. Speaker, the minister of national defensiveness is now in his third week of reading a 31 page federal court ruling on veterans' pensions. The Conservative House leader, by contrast, has allocated a mere seven sitting days for a 425 page budget bill, a bill which amends over 70 other bills. An appalling seven days for the House to consider clawing back OAS and gutting the environment, with all kinds of time for the minister to read a 31 page ruling on veterans' pension clawbacks. Why is the House leader acting like a parliamentary bully?
The Budget
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Central Nova
Nova Scotia
Peter MacKay Minister of National Defence
Mr. Speaker, to the member from sarcastic inaccuracies, we will continue to look at this recommendation from the Department of Justice and we will make a decision. That is the way things are done.
Science and Technology
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Hélène LeBlanc LaSalle—Émard, QC
Mr. Speaker, services that Canadians depend on are not the only ones affected by the Conservatives' unilateral cuts.
Forty-seven scientists have written to the Minister of Industry to condemn his irresponsible cuts to science, cuts that jeopardize long-term research projects. This will accelerate the brain drain.
Why is the Minister of Industry restricting our ability to innovate through scientific research? Does he realize that he is chasing our scientists away?
Science and Technology
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Gary Goodyear Minister of State (Science and Technology) (Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario)
Mr. Speaker, nothing could be further from the truth. I can tell the member opposite that our record on this side of the House is very clear. At every single opportunity we have had, we have voted to increase the investment in science, technology and research.
The record on the opposite side is just as clear. The members opposite vote no every time to our scientists, our researchers, our students, and our universities and colleges. The only question left is, when will they get on board and start supporting our scientists for once?
Science and Technology
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Dan Harris Scarborough Southwest, ON
Mr. Speaker, we all know that the Conservatives do not like facts, especially when they come from scientists. The fact is, their cuts are undermining major research projects and driving talented innovation out of Canada. The letter from 47 leading scientists warns the Conservatives are cutting "programs so foundational to research in Canada that one would think that eliminating them was inconceivable". Apparently not so.
Why are they cutting innovation and gutting our ability to compete in a modern, knowledge-based economy?
Science and Technology
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Gary Goodyear Minister of State (Science and Technology) (Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario)
Mr. Speaker, as I mentioned earlier, every single budget the government has put forward, including the recent one, has invested more in science, technology and innovation and their development. The reason we do that is because it not only creates jobs today but it creates the high quality jobs of the future.
However, every single moment we put something forward, the NDP votes against it. It votes against money for genomics. It votes against funding for aerospace industry. It votes against basic research, like the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics in Waterloo. It votes against the next generation medical isotope.
Aboriginal Affairs
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Ryan Leef Yukon, YT
Mr. Speaker, once again, our government is demonstrating its commitment to the north by increasing the borrowing limits for the territories. This important action will help governments invest in needed infrastructure projects, bringing increased jobs and long-term prosperity to northern communities.
Surprisingly, the NDP member from the Northwest Territories has been quoted as opposing improved measures that will support northern economies, despite the strong support from the territorial governments.
Could the Minister of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development explain to the House, and the out of touch NDP critic, why these measures and this legislation are so important?
Aboriginal Affairs
Oral Questions
3 p.m.
Vancouver Island North
John Duncan Minister of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development
Mr. Speaker, increased borrowing limits for the territories is a vital step toward increased prosperity for northern communities. It will be used to support critical infrastructure projects such as the road between Inuvik and Tuktoyaktuk, a project the NWT government and aboriginal leadership support.
I urge the NDP member from NWT to reverse his stance and support Bill C-38. Northerners benefit from this government's successful agreement with the territories.
International Cooperation
Oral Questions
May 14th, 2012 / 3 p.m.
Mark Eyking Sydney—Victoria, NS
Mr. Speaker, besides the $380 million cut for poor countries, the Conservative government has denied funding for most NGOs doing hard work in these areas. One of the most dedicated and effective among these groups is the Canadian Nurses Association. Through its global health partnership program, Canadian nurses have worked with groups in over 40 countries over 35 years. This year, the Conservatives have given them the axe.
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The Emery County EMTs and emergency personnel met with the crew of the newly contracted Eagle Air Medical. This is a new service for the residents of Emery County and any visitors who might need assistance.
County Ambulance Supervisor Jim Gordon said the company is called Eagle Air Medical and they have contracted with Castleview Hospital for the next three years. They will be stationed at Castleview Hospital and their hours for the one month test period are from 8 a.m.-8 p.m.
They will be able to transport patients back to Castleview from remote locations and will also transport patients from Castleview Hospital to other hospitals including St. Mary's in Grand Junction, Utah Valley, University Hospital and Primary Children's.
Gordon said it's the job of the ambulance crew to stabilize a patient and definitive care will be given and a determination made where a patient needs to go for further treatment. The helicopter can travel to Castle Dale or Green River in 30 minutes. He believes the helicopter can reach all areas of the county within minutes. The response time for accidents or cardiac patients will be greatly reduced increasing the survival rate for patients.
"We as an ambulance service are now in the testing phase. With a 12 lead ekg, it will allow transmission of data to the hospital so a determination can be made for where a patient needs to go. If a patient has suffered a heart attack then the helicopter can by-pass Castleview Hospital and take them directly to Utah Valley where stints can be installed and by-pass surgery can take place immediately. We are really excited to have this service in the county. With chest pain and stroke getting rapid patient care is the key to survival."
Local EMT Sue Copinga said services in our rural area have been limited and response times are sometimes lengthy because of the distances involved and the wide scope of Emery County. With the helicopter a heart attack patient could be in Provo within an hour undergoing treatment. "It's really amazing. If you have chest pains, then don't wait. Don't think it's going to go away. Call and get some treatments. A lot of the time chest pains aren't heart attacks and are caused by other conditions, but don't wait. Cardiac issues can be life changing," said Copinga.
Both Gordon and Copinga said it's very difficult to watch someone pass away. But now with the rapid response times they hope times when they lose a patient are few and far between.
The new helicopter service is just one more step to increase the chance of survival for patients. The helicopter will be especially helpful for the Emery County Search and Rescue team. If a serious injury has occurred instead of waiting for a LifeFlight helicopter off the Wasatch Front, the helicopter at Castleview can deploy rapidly to anywhere in the county. It will be able to land on highways for transporting traffic accident victims and in the desert and mountain rescues in a far more timely manner than ever before.
Castleview Hospital has been working for sometime to bring this service to the area and now that it's here and in the testing phase they couldn't be happier.
Eagle Air Med also offers service in Hawaii, Alaska, New Mexico, Wyoming and North Dakota.
Emery County Sheriff Greg Funk said, "Eagle Air Med will be good for having someone closer in those critical situations. It's great to have that kind of response and amenity for our area and people we go in after in a rescue situation, those people expect us to have everything they have along the Wasatch Front. It gives us that ability to be there a lot quicker to bring out a critically injured person.
Bryce Frankenberry is one of the pilots for Eagle Air Med. He said, "Our specialty is all emergency medical transports and hospital to hospital transports as well as scene to hospital transports. The EMTs and law enforcement will set up the scene so we can have an open space to land. We need a 100 ft. x 100 ft. open space. It needs to be clear of obstacles, trees, rocks and slopes. A flat spot is preferable. If there's not a good location near the accident scene. Then we will do reconnaissance of the area and find our own place to land and then the patient will be transported to the helicopter.
"My best friend wanted to be a helicopter pilot so I went with him to take the test and apply for the schooling and I made it in and he didn't so I am kind of living my friend's dream. I've been to Alaska and flown glacier tours there and flew tours over the Grand Canyon. I live in Eden with my wife Torie Okamura Frankenberry and two children. We work seven days on and seven days off. When I'm here I live in the crew quarters near the hospital so we can be dispatched at any time. Currently we are running one month in a test period only during day light hours and then after that we will include night operations. Everyone will have night vision goggles. The company will bring on two more pilots and there will be four pilots with two on duty at a time, one at night and one during the day. When I'm not sleeping I like to ride mountain bikes and dirt bikes.
One of the mechanics is from Price and Jackson Harrison one of the other pilots. From here I will be going to North Dakota for 16 days and then I'll be back here later.
"I really like going to different places and every day we have new calls and locations. It's challenging and exciting. I really like helping people out. We provide a service the community values. It's 27 minutes from pad to pad Castleview Hospital to Utah Valley. It's up to the doctors where we take the patient.
"Our speed is 120 miles per hour. We can arrive at an accident scene a lot faster than an ambulance. We work as a team with the emergency responders and we rely on them to set up the landing. I've been involved in some tough situations. But, we don't know the patients names only their weight, so you know if it's a child. It's my job to get everyone to the hospital safely and that's what I concentrate on. One time I had a patient with a broken back in North Dakota and a drowning from Flaming Gorge, but nothing too crazy. I try not to think about that part of it. It's my job to fly the helicopter," said Frankenberry.


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Bonita B. Martin, 64, longtime resident of Elizabethtown died on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2013, in the Hardin County Hospital after an extended illness.
Bonita was born in Rosiclare on May 18, 1948, to the late Adrian and Julie (Bell) Holbrook. She loved to crochet at which she was very talented. She loved to cook and be with her family. She was a good mother, grandmother, sister and friend and will be missed.
Bonita is survived by her son, Larry (Angie) Ashford, Shawneetown; a daughter, Bobby "Tubby" Ramsey, Elizabethtown; three granddaughters, Morgan, Lexie, and Chaye; three grandsons, Skyler, Gunnar (Aundrea) and Michael; two great- grandsons, Chase and Skyler; three brothers, James (Denise) Holbrook, Carrier Mills, Bubby (Willa) Holbrook, Golconda, and Chester (Penny) Holbrook, Cave-In-Rock; two sisters, Becky Barnard, Elizabethtown and Joey Lewis, Rosiclare.
She was preceded in death by a son, Michael Chase Martin.
Visitation, will be noon to 2 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 19, 2013, at the First Baptist Church in Elizabethtown. Her funeral will follow at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Ed Lafferty officiating and interment will follow in the Oddfellows Cemetery in Elizabethtown. Cox & Son Funeral Home in Shawneetown is entrusted with the arrangements. You may leave a note of comfort to the family at www.coxandson.com
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Pierre Bonnard 1867–1947
1867 | Pierre Bonnard was born on 3 October at Fontenay-aux-Roses, a village outside Paris. His father, Eugène Bonnard, was from the Dauphiné and was a public servant at the war ministry; his mother, Elisabeth Mertzdorff, was from Alsace. Pierre was the second child, with an older brother, Charles, born in 1864, and a younger sister, Andrée, born in 1872. Andrée married the composer Claude Terrasse in 1890. The family spent their holidays in the Dauphiné, at Le Clos (The Orchard) — the home of Eugène's father, Michel — in the village of Le Grand-Lemps, situated between Grenoble and Lyons. The house had an adjoining farm and was surrounded by a large garden.
1875–1885 | Bonnard studies first at the Lycée in Vanves near Paris, then at Lycée Louis-le-Grand, Paris, and finally at Lycée Charlemagne, also in Paris, where he passes his baccalaureate in 1885.
1886 | Bonnard takes up law studies at the Ecole de Droit, receiving his degree in 1888. He spends a brief period at the Ecole des Arts Décoratifs in Paris. He devotes his free time to the serious study of painting.
1887 | Bonnard takes courses at the Académie Julian, a famous experimental art school in Paris, where he meets a group of young artists who are to become his lifelong friends, among them Maurice Denis, Henri-Gabriel Ibels, Paul Ranson, Ker-Xavier Roussel, Edouard Vuillard and Paul Sérusier. Sérusier would later become the founder and intellectual spirit of the self-styled Nabi group to which this circle would all belong. At the same time Bonnard applies to the Ecole des Beaux-Arts and is admitted. He spends the summer months at the family home in Le Grand-Lemps and paints his first landscapes.
1888 | Bonnard completes his law studies, gaining a licence en droit, and becomes a licensed attorney. Sérusier is impressed by Paul Gauguin's landscapes, having met him at Pont-Aven in Brittany, and paints small landscapes close in style to Gauguin's. Sérusier forms the artistic group the Nabis (from the Hebrew word for 'prophets'). Bonnard and other friends from the Académie Julian join him.
1889 | In 1889 Bonnard continues to pursue a double career: he works as an attorney (soon sworn in as a barrister) and is about to become an artist. He rents a studio at 14, rue de la Chapelle. During the Universal Exhibition held in Paris, Gauguin organises the exhibition of the 'Impressionist and Synthesist Group' at the Café Volpini in the Champ-de-Mars, which impresses the entire group of Nabi artists. Bonnard spends the summer months at Le Grand-Lemps and paints his first large-scale painting.
1890 | In April Bonnard is called up for military service. He rents a studio at 28, rue Pigalle, in Montmartre, which he shares with Denis, Sérusier, Vuillard and the actor Lugné-Poe. Meets André Antoine, founder of the Théâtre Libre, and Paul Fort, founder of the Théâtre d'Art. A large exhibition of Japanese prints at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, including 725 ukiyo-e woodcuts and 421 illustrated books fascinates Bonnard and his Nabi friends. He is deeply impressed by the prints, especially their simplicity in style and range of colour. They inspire Bonnard to introduce a highly decorative style in his paintings, prints, posters, drawings and furniture designs.
1891 | Bonnard's France-Champagne poster of 1889, for which he had won a design competition two years earlier, appears on the poster walls and advertisement pillars of Paris. The Nabis have their first group exhibition, in the château of Saint-Germain-en-Laye near Paris. Bonnard shows one painting. He participates with his Nabi colleagues in the first of five group shows, 'Peintres impressionistes et symbolistes', at the gallery of Louis-Léon Le Barc de Boutteville. Art critic Albert Aurier calls them 'the true artists of tomorrow'.
1892 | Bonnard shows seven paintings at the Salon des Indépendants and attracts the attention of several art critics. Aurier praises Bonnard in an article titled 'The Symbolist Painters', calling him 'a delightful decorative artist, as skilful and ingenious as any Japanese and capable of adorning all the ugly things in our lives with the ingenious and shimmering foliage of his imagination. Apart from many fine paintings of his, he has some admirable posters, screens and frontispieces …'
1893 | He starts working on the illustrations for his brother-in-law's Petit solfège and Petites scènes familières and paints the first portraits of Andrée and Claude's children. The co-editor of La Revue blanche Thadée Natanson — who had founded the magazine together with his brothers Alexandre and Alfred in 1891 — marries Misia Godebska and Bonnard paints several portraits of the couple. He meets Maria Boursin, who calls herself Marthe de Méligny; she becomes his model and lifelong companion. He meets the art dealer Ambroise Vollard (through Denis), who would edit many of Bonnard's lithographs.
1894 | Bonnard is active in the Nabi group, with exhibitions and collaborations for the Parisian arts magazine La Revue blanche;he designs a famous poster for this magazine.
1895 | On 22 November Bonnard's father dies. Bonnard participates in a competition organised by the Union des Arts Décoratifs to design a set of dining-room furniture.
1896 | First solo exhibition at the Galerie Durand-Ruel, comprising 56 works. Bonnard, Sérusier, Vuillard, Ranson and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec work closely with the dramatist Alfred Jarry on stage-sets, puppets and illustrations for Ubu-Roi, first performed on 10 December by the Théâtre de l'Œuvre at the Salle du Nouveau Théâtre in Montmartre. Bonnard's brother-in-law, Claude Terrasse, had composed the music. The Nabis exhibit for the last time with Le Barc de Boutteville, who dies soon after.
1898 | Bonnard collaborates in the design of puppets for a performance of Ubu-Roi by the Théâtre des Pantins (Puppet Theatre) founded by Jarry, Franc-Nohain and Terrasse. He starts working on a series of paintings on the theme of the nude and begins taking photographs of his family and Marthe.
1899 | He visits Lake Como, Venice and Milan with Vuillard and Roussel. Publishes lithographs in Some Aspects of Paris Life (Quelques Aspects de la viede Paris), edited by Ambroise Vollard. Moves to a new studio at 65, rue de Douai, near the place Pigalle.
1900 | Bonnard exhibits with his Nabi friends at the Galerie Bernheim-Jeune. The gallery, run by the brothers Joseph (Josse) and Gaston, will represent Bonnard in the future. It acquires the large group portrait A Family Afternoon (Musée d'Orsay), which Bonnard had painted at Le Grand-Lemps and which exists in a second version, The Terrasse Family, created in 1902. Bonnard paints Siesta and Vollard publishes Paul Verlaine's Parallèlement, illustrated by Bonnard with 109 lithographs and 9 woodcuts. He starts exploring the outskirts of Paris, painting in the Seine valley and renting a house at 5, rue de la Montaigne, at Montval, near Marly-le-Roi, where he takes a series of nude photographs of Marthe.
1901 | Travels to Spain with Vuillard and the Romanian princes Antoine and Emmanuel Bibesco.
1902 | Vollard publishes an edition of Daphnis et Chloé �by Longus with 156 illustrations by Bonnard.
1904 | During summer he stays at Varengeville on the Normandy coast.
1905 | Travels extensively from 1905 to 1910, visiting Belgium, Holland and England.
1906 | Visits Aristide Maillol at Banyuls, on the Mediterranean coast close to the Spanish border. Together with Maurice Ravel and Pierre Laprade, he travels to Belgium and Holland on the yacht of Misia (Natanson) and Alfred Edwards (Misia's new husband, a wealthy newspaper magnate). Misia commissions four decorative panels, including Pleasure: Decorative Panel or Games. The American collectors Gertrude and Leo Stein, who had come to Paris and were very much interested in modernist art, acquire Bonnard's nude Siesta and hang it with works by Pablo Picasso in their Paris apartment. First solo exhibition at Galerie Bernheim-Jeune in Paris, comprising 41 works.
1908 | Travels with Vuillard to London and later to Tunisia and Algeria. Moves to a new apartment at 49, rue Lepic. Produces illustrations for Octave Mirbeau's La 628-E8.
1909 | In summer Bonnard follows the example of other painters of his generation whose art has been strongly influenced by the light and nature of the Mediterranean Côte d'Azur — Paul Signac, Henri Matisse, Henri Manguin and Albert Marquet — and paints for the first time in Saint-Tropez. He returns almost every year to the South of France, staying in Saint-Tropez, Grasse, Antibes and Le Cannet.
1910 | The collector Ivan Morozov commissions decorative works for his house in Moscow from Denis, Bonnard and Maillol. Bonnard rents a studio at 21, quai Voltaire. He stays in Saint-Tropez in September.
1911 | Bonnard travels to Saint-Tropez again, where he stays three times during this year. In Paris he moves to a new studio at 22, rue Tourlaque. He completes his famous monumental triptych Mediterranean for Morozov. Morozov is delighted and immediately commissions two additional panels based on the seasons, entitled Early Spring in the Country and Autumn, Fruit Harvest, which Bonnard completes in 1912 (The State Pushkin Museum, Moscow). Paints Place Clichy for the dining room of his friend and art critic George Besson, whom he had met in 1909.
1912 | Spends January to April in southern France: Grasse, Saint-Tropez and Antibes. In August he acquires a small house, Ma Roulotte (My Caravan), at Vernonnet, a village on the Seine west of Paris, close to Vernon and only a few kilometres west of Giverny, where Monet had been living and working for almost 30 years. In Vernonnet he starts to paint interiors with views through open windows and doors onto the surrounding garden. He rents a house at 40, rue Voltaire, in Saint-Germain-en-Laye outside Paris, where he was to spend the years of World War I.
1913 | Bonnard travels with Vuillard to Hamburg at the invitation of Alfred Lichtwark, the director of the Hamburger Kunsthalle, where he paints two seascapes with yachts.
1914 | Spends the first two months of the year in Saint-Tropez.
1915 | Works mostly in Saint-Germain-en-Laye and Vernonnet.
1916 | Starts designing four decorative panels for Josse and Gaston Bernheim's Paris home, completed in 1920. He relocates to a new apartment at 56, rue Molitor, in Auteuil. Visits his Swiss friends and collectors Arthur and Hedy Hahnloser-Bühler in Winterthur and shows 15 paintings — many belonging to his Swiss friends and their families — at the Kunstverein Winterthur in an exhibition of contemporary French art.
1917 | Works for the first months of the year in Cannes. The Hahnloser-Bühlers commission a decorative panel for the living room of their home in Winterthur (which is now the Museum Villa Flora, Winterthur).
1918 | Works in Vernonnet at Ma Roulotte and paints The Terrace, the first of a group of landscapes painted from the terrace of his new house, showing a panoramic view of the garden. He meets Renée Monchaty and asks her to model for him. Works in Antibes where he rents a house and paints The Bowl of Milk during the winter of 1918–1919.
1919 | Bonnard's mother dies on 16 March.
1920 | From February to April Bonnard visits the spa town of Arcachon in south-west France. He designs the stage sets for Jeux by Claude Debussy for a Swedish ballet company, with Vaslav Nijinsky in the title role. From December he spends the winter in Saint-Tropez with the painter Manguin.
1921 | In March he travels to Rome and the surrounding area with his model Renée Monchaty. Visits archaeological sites, historical buildings and museums and makes various sketches he later uses for his paintings.
1922 | Visits Cannes in February and later Le Cannet. Travels to Arcachon where he spends August and September. Bonnard is represented at the Venice Biennale. He abandons photography.
1923 | Paints in Le Cannet, Vernonnet and Paris.
1924 | First comprehensive retrospective of his œuvre at Galerie E. Druet, comprising 68 paintings from 1890 to 1922. In his review of the show, Elie Faure writes of Bonnard: 'Like the rarest artist, he gives the impression of having invented painting.' Bonnard spends some time at Le Cannet at the Villa Le Rêve, where he spends much of 1925. Relocates to his new Paris apartment at 48, boulevard des Batignolles.
1925 | Bonnard marries Marthe on 15 August. His model and lover Renée Monchaty commits suicide on 9 September.
1926 | In February he buys a house — Le Bosquet (The Grove) — at Le Cannet on the hillside above Cannes. He completes some renovation work. Travels to America and visits Pittsburgh where he has been appointed as a jury member of the Carnegie International Exhibition. Travels to Philadelphia, Chicago, New York and Washington where he meets Duncan and Marjorie Phillips, his most prominent American patrons.
1927 | Stays in Arcachon, leaves for Paris and Cannes. Bonnard's nephew Charles Terrasse publishes a monograph on Bonnard. In May Bonnard acquires a piece of land adjoining the garden of Le Bosquet at Le Cannet.
1928 | Bonnard has his first solo exhibition in America, at the De Hauke Gallery in New York. He travels between Arcachon, Paris, Vernon and Vichy.
1930 | In the exhibition 'Paintings in Paris from American Collections' at the Museum of Modern Art in New York (January–February), seven paintings by Bonnard are included. From October to January 1931 he has his first solo museum exhibition, at the Phillips Memorial Gallery in Washington. In November he stays at the Villa Castellamare in the Ville d'Hiver at Arcachon.
1931 | Remains in Arcachon until 15 April. Returns to Paris and works during the summer in Vernonnet and in autumn at Le Cannet, which from then on becomes his favourite working place and, in 1939, his permanent home, where he will paint more than 200 paintings, mostly interiors and Mediterranean landscapes.
1932 | Works from January to April at Le Cannet, thereafter in Vernonnet and in September again at Le Cannet.
1933 | Spends the winter at Le Cannet. Moves to Arcachon and stays at La Baule in Brittany from November to December, thereafter relocates to his new Paris apartment at 16bis, rue Caulincourt.
1934 | Solo exhibition at the Wildenstein Gallery in New York. Works mostly along the Normandy coast, in Bénerville-Blonville, Trouville and Deauville. In November he returns to Le Cannet.
1935 | Travels in April from Le Cannet to Trouville, London, Vernon and Deauville.
1936 | Works in Deauville for most of the year and starts to paint his famous series of nudes in a bathtub, pursuing this theme in the years to follow. He drives to Le Cannet in September and remains there until 12 December.
1937 | Spends most of the year in Deauville, where he gives an interview to Ingrid Rydbeck, which is published in Konstrevy in Stockholm, saying: 'Colour has a logic as exact as that of form. One must not give up before capturing that first impression.'
1938 | Spends February to May at Le Cannet, then travels back to Deauville and from there to Vernonnet where he sells Ma Roulotte.
1939 | Travels from Le Cannet to Paris, where he occupies a new apartment at 2, place de la Porte-des-Ternes. He has an exhibition of 51 paintings in Stockholm. Stays for the last time in Normandy, at Trouville. Moves from Paris to Le Cannet in September where he remains until the end of World War II.
1940 | Stays at Le Bosquet in Le Cannet, where Matisse visits him. During the war years, Bonnard becomes preoccupied with fate. He pursues his dialogue with nature, but feels his surroundings have become narrow and considers himself a 'voyager around the neighbourhood'. At the end of May he writes to his close friend Vuillard: 'There have been so many frightening events since your last letter that I haven't had the strength to write to you sooner. It would appear that the threat on Paris is momentarily pushed back, and you must be breathing more easily there. To me, Paris is much linked to you, and I hope that life will remain bearable there. Until now, I have found many resources in nature which is very rich this time of year and not arid at all. There is tall grass, poppies, and much fresh vegetation that has escaped the great cataclysm. I also have work in progress that still fascinates me.' Edouard Vuillard dies at La Baule on 21 June.
1941 | The photographer André Ostier visits Bonnard at Le Cannet. In March Bonnard's brother, Charles, dies in Algeria.
1942 | Marthe dies on 26 January. Bonnard is overwhelmed by great sadness and despair and feels very isolated. He no longer records the weather conditions in his diary.
1943 | Maurice Denis dies on 2 November.
1944 | Death of Ker-Xavier Roussel in June and, on 24 September, of Aristide Maillol. Bonnard's deep sadness is expressed in the anguished self-portraits he paints during the war years. Painting becomes a way of surviving the distress: 'What would a painter be without painting?'
1945 | Bonnard paints his last paintings, among them Self-Portrait, Landscape at Le Cannet with Red Roof and Almond Tree in Blossom. After the end of the war in May, he travels to Paris in July, for the first time since 1939. Returns at the end of the year to Le Cannet with his niece Renée. Henri Cartier-Bresson photographs Bonnard in his studio.
1946 | Travels to Fontainebleau and Paris to visit his large summer exhibition of 36 paintings, covering the period from 1898 to 1945, at Galerie Bernheim-Jeune. The photographers Brassaï and Gisèle Freund visit Bonnard at Le Cannet and photograph the artist in his studio. One of the last notes in his diary underlines Bonnard's strong belief in a positive reception of his painting in future years: 'I hope my painting will endure without craquelure [cracking]. I should like to present myself to the young painters of the year 2000 with the wings of a butterfly.'
1947 | Pierre Bonnard dies on 23 January at Le Cannet. A few months after his death a large exhibition is organised at the Musée de l'Orangerie in Paris.
1948 | The Museum of Modern Art in New York, in collaboration with the Cleveland Museum of Art, organises a large solo exhibition, which takes place in the two museums between March and September.
Chronology extracted from the Pierre Bonnard: Observing Nature exhibition catalogue
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The Pierre Bonnard works on this page are reproduced with the permission of
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Skip to comments.Sen. Harry Reid taken to hospital after Las Vegas rear-end car crash involving 6 vehicles
Posted on 10/26/2012 2:22:02 PM PDT by ConservativeMan55
LAS VEGAS Troopers say Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has been taken to the hospital in an ambulance after what appears to be a rear-end crash on an interstate through Las Vegas.
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtonpost.com ...
As much as I dislike the man's politics.. I do hope he is ok.
Prayers for him.
Must..not.. Speak..mind..
3 O'clock Shift Change rush hour in Vegas always has wrecks and carnage.
People rushing to work, or home, with people who have NO FREAKIN' CLUE where they are, or where they are going, added to the mix.
"I'm biting my upper lip so hard my whiskers are standing straight out front, I look like a fweakin walrus"
Prayers for his recovery. (Can I also sneak in a prayer for an early retirement?)
As much as I hate this guy with every ounce of my being, I hope he's OK..because as much as I despise him I know he has a family who loves him so I hope he pulls through
I hope he is okay too. I don't want the MSM to have ANY excuse for ditching the Benghazi story.
Good luck on this thread.
This thread... http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2950720/posts?page=12
was too much fun.
Reids caravan was reportedly involved in a six-car accident at about 1 p.m. local time on northbound Interstate 15.
The Nevada Highway Patrol said Reid was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, according to CNN.
Reid was taken to the emergency room at University Medical Center in Las Vegas.
Reid, a senator representing Nevada since 1987, has been Democratic leader since January 2007.
it's gone now
It's almost like a metaphor for the impending election.
Best wishes for a speedy recovery of all those who were injured.
absolutely he should live, be well and 'spend more time with his family'.
Yes, Prayers for Harry that he will be fine!
and that he will finally get to Know GOD and stop worshipping SATAN!
Magic Underpants.
They work!
Harry Reid was rear ended? what Barney Frank involved??
I have a family.....so does Dubya...so does Romney and Palin and freepers....
respect begets respect....otherwise, one gets what they dish out....
so Harry...may God have mercy on your soul....maybe not today...but someday....you'll have to answer....
Minor rib injuries...
With all the harm he's done to my country *and* to my family I cannot say the same.
Reids caravan was reportedly involved in a six-car accident at about 1 p.m. local time on northbound Interstate 15.
The Nevada Highway Patrol said Reid was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, according to CNN.
Reid was taken to the emergency room at University Medical Center in Las Vegas.
Reid, a senator representing Nevada since 1987, has been Democratic leader since January 2007.
I won't say anything bad.......ROFLMAO....LOL...LOL
You hide and watch, Obozo will try to milk it for at least one vote and his American Pravda boot licking media will loudly claim that the GOP staged the accident.
You know sometimes be take the moral high ground a little too much as conservatives. It's probably why the Left runs roughshod over us most of the time. I think Reid is a loathsome, odious creature, who wouldn't give two Shiites if it were one of us..
I think it would be safe to rule out injuries to the brain or heart.....
IYDHAGTS, then DSAAA
I said a prayer.
I'll pray for the old bugger.....
Okay then...
May he rest in pieces.
Dude, take off the tin foil hat. Reid just has some bruised ribs.
Its not all that serious for someone to try and win votes.
Proctologists have confirmed there is no brain damage since it was so well shielded.
Minor rib injuries?? Oh good grief...cry me a river dems!! I hope the rest of the people he ran over are ok.
Seeing the 'tone' of the posts (for the most part) I will just lay back on Grandmas advice "If you can't say something nice about someone STFU". (Grandma was ahead of her time).
These Libs really amaze me.
One of BO's first bits of advice was to 'watch your money and don't go to LV or such".
He (they) are openly against coal and the Appalachian (coal) states are undecided.
He (they) want to cut the DOD budget, drop the # of ships in the USN and the Military states are either undecided or definitely appear to be leaning towards BO.
Have we gone mad????
It does Not really matter what we say or think about: Senator Harry Reid.
Reid does Not have to worry about US too much...but He had Better Be VERY WORRIED about What GOD ALMIGHTY thinks about him!
GOD is WATCHING And LISTENING to EVERYTHING that Mr. Reid and His MINIONS are Doing and have already Done; in Private as well as in Public.
This may very well be just the Beginning of The LORD'S JUDGMENT on those in High Places Who Disregard and Reject HIS WORD, THE LORD YESHUA/JESUS The Messiah and HIS COMMANDMENTS!
Oooh, not good.
Just a bump in the road?
I said a prayer.
I didn't say anything at all.
Is that before or after the accident?
You're a bigger man than I, but then I'm a woman.
Where's his Volt? I mean, he must drive a Volt, right? He wouldn't drive an evil SUV as a democrat, would he?
I doubt the media will put it this way, but I suspect the government caravan caused the accident, by reckless speeding.
They think of themselves as all-important.
Articles make no mention of injuries to anybody else, as if he is the only person that matters.
We have far too much government, costing far too much of our money, and wielding far too much power.
Power to control most media from telling the truth about things like this.
Well excuse me my FRiends if I really don't care what happens to that kind of man.
Overall, not an optimal way to spend a weekend or longer. Even minor rib injuries entail long term pain.
Did he have all the other motorists arrested and sent to the Gulag for "stinking up the place"?
No sympathies here.
Harry Reid has been taken to the hospital in an ambulance after what appears to be a rear-end crash
Was Barney Frank involved?
Well I don't happen to have a "tin foil hat" as you put it but I do know how those a$$holes operate and since I live in the same state as that SOB Reid claims I have seen how he operates ever since he first got into office at some level. No filthier a piece of work exists
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Gloucester ran in six tries against London Welsh at Kingsholm, with number eight Ben Morgan grabbing a hat-trick in a 46-20 win.
Gloucester ran in six tries against London Welsh at Kingsholm, with number eight Ben Morgan grabbing a hat-trick in a 46-20 win.
A strong Gloucester side were comfortable winners thanks to tries from Shane Monahan, Akapusi Qera and Koree Britton along with Morgan's hat-trick, with Freddie Burns kicking four penalties and two conversions.
"I'm delighted for Ben Morgan," said Gloucester assistant coach Carl Hogg.
"He and the others showed great professionalism to come back from their international environment to play a club game today."
Exeter triumphed at home against a youthful Ospreys side in a 23-13 win, with Will Carrick-Smith and Myles Dorrian both scoring tries for the hosts and Henry Slade adding 13 points with the boot.
Number eight Morgan Allan picked up a try for the visitors with young fly-half Sam Davies adding two penalties.
The Scarlets saw off fellow Welsh side Cardiff Blues in a 22-16 win thanks to penalty kicks from Liam Williams, Gareth Owen and Aled Thomas (3), adding to a Penalty Try in the first half.
Flanker Luke Hamilton grabbed a try for Cardiff but was also sin-binned late into the match, Cardiff's others points coming from three penalties and a conversion from fly-half Gareth Davies.
Exeter 23-13 Ospreys
Gloucester 46-20 London Welsh
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BLM and Western States Land Commissioners Association Renew Commitment to Partnership
WASHINGTON, DC – The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and the Western States Land Commissioners Association (WSLCA) have renewed their longstanding partnership by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that provides the next step in recognizing the importance of landscape-level approaches to land and resources management across state and federal boundaries.
BLM Acting Director Mike Pool said, "The BLM values the longstanding relationship we have enjoyed with WSLCA. This MOU helps to guide our path forward on common issues, enhances communication and strengthens the partnership so that we can work toward accomplishing the mutual goals of BLM and WSLCA."
WSLCA President Jarrod Johnson said renewing the agreement will lead to better stewardship of lands important to all.
"As the nation's second largest managers of lands in the United States, the Western States Land Commissioners look forward to working with the Bureau to coordinate our management efforts, resolve land tenure issues, and successfully perform our fiduciary responsibilities to fund public education in our 23 member states." Johnson said. "The agreement with the Bureau lays the groundwork for better communication, better management of millions of acres of lands, and the fulfillment of our separate management mandates."
With a goal of advancing the long-range management objectives of both organizations by resolving outstanding state indemnity selections and identifying and prioritizing state-federal land exchanges and other realty actions, the MOU enables the BLM and WSLCA to work together in broader, more creative ways.
The BLM and WSLCA will have an opportunity to exhibit the tenets of collaboration in the MOU at WSLCA's upcoming Winter Conference in Oklahoma City, Jan. 13-17. BLM Assistant Director for Minerals and Realty Management, Mike Nedd, will represent the agency at that meeting.
The BLM manages more than 245 million acres of public land, the most of any Federal agency. This land, known as the National System of Public Lands, is primarily located in 12 Western states, including Alaska. The BLM also administers 700 million acres of sub-surface mineral estate throughout the nation. The BLM's mission is to sustain the health, diversity, and productivity of Americas public lands for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations. In Fiscal Year 2015, the BLM generated $4.1 billion in receipts from activities occurring on public lands.
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