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I've decided to take on a new challenge. One that I never in my life imagined I'd have any interest. Because although I like a good challenge as far as sports or career opportunities, challenges in my "down time" normally frighten me away. But see, I have this new passion. This new passion called writing. And it compels me. And inspires me. And drives me.
So I'm up for a challenge.
Meagan from Life Set To Words has put together a Creativity Boot Camp to run for the next two weeks. I'll be challenged (along with a group of most probably much more talented writers, photographers, poets, etc) to find my most creative self inspired by daily prompts. We are all to chose a medium that we stick with for the two weeks. (Does it say something that I had to look up what different "mediums" are? ) I've chosen Words as my medium since that's where my excitement lies.
So wish me luck on this little journey. If nothing else, I hope to have fun.
Our first prompt to kick us off on our bootcamp adventure is : IVORY
Thirty three years ago I found my first passion.
When my friends were soundly sleeping or slowly arising
With their cartoons and cereal.
I sat early in the morning
Hot chocolate perched beside me.
Pendulum swaying and clicking.
As I learned the beauty of the keys.
The piano keys.
Black and white to the common eye
Were full of color, whimsy and beauty to mine.
The aroma of raisin toast and coffee wafted from the kitchen.
The sounds of my mom quietly making lunches
As I played scales up the octaves.
Repeating verses over and over until precision rang true.
My short legs barely reached the pedals.
I had to move across the bench to reach notes
Out of reach for my small arms.
But my fingers spread naturally
To hit the right keys.
To dance along the surface
I had begun to love.
I was too young to understand Dedication.
It was too early to feel Devotion.
I played for others.
For my teacher.
For my parents.
For my neighbors who often praised my early morning serenades.
For my far in the future resume.
But not for me.
I was told I had talent
Through the many years of lessons and performances.
And although I had pride and love for the beauty of the music
I never thought it was For Me.
I now caress the Ivory of the keys when I visit the home
Where my beloved piano still sits.
And regret the time that has passed since my fingers
Skipped along those now simply black and white keys.
I can play the tunes of long ago without thought.
But cannot learn anything new as the notes now are unfamiliar
On paper.
But in my heart Mozart, Bach and Beethoven still sing.
And the thought of Ivory will always bring these years to mind
For Me.
And one day, I dream of one of my children
Sitting on that same bench where my legs swung
Skipping their fingers along the Ivory
Creating fantasy through their music
For them. And Me.


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There are two types of communities that support Family Promise – Hosting and Supporting.
Hosting Congregations offer both their building and volunteers to host up to 4 families for a week at a time, 4 to 5 times a year. They provide our families with a safe place to sleep, breakfast and dinner and most importantly, love and emotional support.
Supporting Congregations offer either the use of their building or volunteers. Some of our communities have many volunteers but they aren't allowed to host overnight guests in their facility. Other communities can offer the use of their building but don't have the volunteer base to host our families for a week. We bring a community with a building and a community of volunteers together and give both groups an opportunity to make a difference in the lives of our families.
Ascension Lutheran Church
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Community United Methodist Church
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
Unitarian Universalist Church of Ogden
The Genesis Project
Crossroads Christian Fellowship
Support Hosts
Congregational United Church of Christ
Elim Lutheran Church
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Ogden Seventh Day Adventist Church
Community of Christ Church
Living Faith Christian Church
North Ogden City
Valley View Baptist Church
Christian Life Center
If your congregation or community has a building to host our families or volunteers to serve our families, please call us at (385) 298-1081 or fill out our contact form.
We provide comprehensive training to our volunteers and will help you see how your facility can be used from 6:00pm to 7:00am to help recently homeless families get back on their feet.

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Special Update:
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The "Career" page of this web site contains a wealth of
useful information. Please help support fellow Glen Rockers listed
here by utilizing their talents and services. Feel free to contact
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The "College" page of this web site lists the Colleges alphabetically
that Glen Rock High School Alumni have attended along with the students'
e-mail links. Feel free to ask them
how they enjoyed their college experience.
The "Reunion" page of this web site should be an enormous help in organizing
our reunions. Please e-mail us to post information here at
On the individual year pages, you will find an alphabetical listing of
classmates along with their e-mail addresses. If their name is
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There is a wonderful group of people that compose each class, and as the
years pass it becomes increasingly difficult for people to stay in touch
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Manchester Literature Festival announces The University of Manchester as its official Higher Education Partner.
31 May 2017
Manchester Literature Festival is delighted to announce that its already strong relationship with The University of Manchester's Centre for New Writing has been recognised by a new sponsorship partnership.
This association with one of the world's most prestigious and popular universities will raise the Festival's profile on the international stage, helping to attract new investors. The Festival will also have access to iconic university owned buildings such as The Whitworth Art Gallery, The Martin Harris Centre for Music and Drama and Manchester Museum, as well as being able to draw on the knowledge and expertise of talented staff and students across many disciplines.
Now in its 12th year, Manchester Literature Festival has built on its growing success in expanding audiences and creating new partnerships across the national and international literary world. The 2016 Festival featured 85 events and attracted an audience of 14,000.
2017 marks ten years of the Centre for New Writing, based within the School of Arts, Languages and Cultures at The University of Manchester. Over the course of the last decade, Manchester Literature Festival has enjoyed a fruitful affiliation with the Centre for New Writing co-programming events that have featured some of the greatest literary stars.
Over the past 12 years Manchester Literature Festival has featured many of the biggest names in literary fiction and spoken word from across the globe, including Martin Amis, Simon Armitage, Margaret Atwood, Kate Atkinson, Malorie Blackman, William Boyd, Roddy Doyle, Carol Ann Duffy, Anne Enright, Elaine Feinstein, Helen Fielding, Neil Gaiman, Jorie Graham, Sophie Hannah, Seamus Heaney, Alan Hollinghurst, Howard Jacobson, Marlon James, Linton Kwesi Johnson, Bill Manhire, David Mitchell, Walter Mosley, Paul Muldoon, Sharon Olds, Jo Nesbo, Patrick Ness, Audrey Niffenegger, Rebecca Perry, Michael Rosen, Jonathan Safran Foer, Zadie Smith, Kate Tempest, Colm Tóibín , Rose Tremain, Sarah Waters, Fay Weldon, Jeanette Winterson and Xinran.
It now has a successful programme of events outside the annual October festival with writers attracted to the city by an enthusiastic and growing literary audience. The next Manchester Literature Festival event is with award-winning Indian author Arundhati Roy on Friday 9June to launch her long-awaited second novel, The Ministry of Utmost Happiness.
Patrons of Manchester Literature Festival are Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy, writer and Scottish Makar Jackie Kay, broadcaster and anchor of BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour Dame Jenni Murray, award-winning journalist and Observer critic Rachel Cooke, broadcaster and journalist Miranda Sawyer, highly-esteemed poet and publisher Michael Schmidt, novelist and new University of Manchester creative writing lecturer Kamila Shamsie, and author, editor and broadcaster Erica Wagner.
To mark this announcement, Manchester Literature Festival are pleased to reveal a number of high profile writer events for this year's Festival that will go on sale for MLF Members on 31 May and for general sale on 7 June.
Britain's leading human rights campaigner, Shami Chakrabarti was the Director of Liberty from 2003 to 2016. Her forthcoming book, On Women, is a powerful examination of gender injustice and the way it impacts health, education, wealth, representation and opportunity everywhere. She will be in conversation with Eleanor Marx biographer Rachel Holmes on22 October 2017.
Professor of Creative Writing Jeanette Winterson will be in conversation with writer, historian, and activist Rebecca Solnit on 31 October at the Martin Harris Centre for Music and Drama. Rebecca has published the acclaimed nonfiction books Wanderlust, A Field Guide to Getting Lost and Hope in the Dark.
An Evening with Armistead Maupin will take place on 25 October. Maupin is an American author of nine novels, including the six-volume Tales of the City.
Professor Alessandro Scheisaro, Head of School of Arts, Languages and Cultures at The University of Manchester said:
"The University of Manchester is committed to the cultural life of a great city and we are delighted now to formalise our longstanding relationship with one of this city's major arts initiatives, the Manchester Literature Festival. The School of Arts, Languages and Cultures is an international leader in its field and looks forward to working with the Festival as it develops its international ambitions further and draws on our research strengths."
Cathy Bolton and Sarah-Jane Roberts, Co-Directors of Manchester Literature Festival said: "We are delighted to welcome The University of Manchester as our official Higher Education Partner. Over the past decade we have formed a strong relationship with the University's Centre for New Writing, and look forward to working closer with the Centre's Co-directors John McAuliffe and Kaye Mitchell, Professor of Creative Writing Jeanette Winterson, and various lecturers and alumni. Their passion for imaginative writing and live literature is very much in alignment with our own at Manchester Literature Festival. Alongside bringing leading international authors to Manchester, we look forward to showcasing more emerging talent and developing a year round programme of activity that will provide opportunities for students and the people of Manchester to encounter and learn from the most inspirational writers and thinkers of the day."
Kaye Mitchell and John McAuliffe, Co-Directors of the Centre for New Writing at The University of Manchester said:
"We love working with Manchester Literature Festival and the authors they bring to our city.
In the ten years of the Centre for New Writing, our co-programmed events with Manchester Literature Festival give our students first-hand experience of publishing; the festival engages our staff, as well as our students, with new work and it offers us opportunities to explore new ideas and new practices."
Further information:
Booking tickets
- For full details and to book online please visit www.manchesterliteraturefestival.co.uk or call 0843 208 0500


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I was a bit shaky walking into my first bona fide bar. At a shockingly innocent fifteen-years-old, I had seen only the devious dives portrayed in movies and TV shows, where varying types of currency were exchanged for hard drugs I'd only heard of, like "crack," and shockingly innocent fifteen-year-old girls were robbed of their virtue. This was not a dive, it was an archetypal tourist attraction sure to be found just a few miles from the sand and sun in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. It was well-lit, had clean bathrooms, and dripped with gimmicks. While it betrayed my original ideas, it didn't comfort me; I still felt myself looking over my shoulders every few minutes and keeping my hair safely tucked tightly in a bun. My father always told me kidnappers and rapists grab long hair, especially ponytails.
I sat down at a table outside, on the deck, and when the waitress offered me a beverage I sheepishly said, "I'm driving." While I looked mature, I'm sure the waitress wasn't fooled by my designated driver excuse. I was with three ladies, one of which included my mother, who had decided it was time she take her blossoming daughter out. Her two friends, coworkers, cooed over my bright blue eyes and suddenly shy nature. My heart longed for adventure, but my brain longed for home.
The summer air didn't need the sun to stay warm and excessively humid and as twilight came I discovered, for the first time in my life, that alcohol-influenced, vacationing adults are crepuscular. The band began playing classic hits that even my naïve brain marked as familiar and with each one, new individuals, couples, and entire groups moved onto the dancefloor. The floor, scuffed from loafers passed, became filled with the awkward hip gyrations of southern Caucasians who normally spent their nights washing the grease off their hands from blue collar occupations and watching "Wheel of Fortune." People were equal parts enthused and stupid. They moved with gawkiness like newborn fawns but were so happy to be doing it. I had to admire them, despite my better judgment. They didn't care.
Without the inspiration often attributed to liquor, I felt myself becoming self-conscious for them. I pulled my shoulders together to take up less space, to make myself less significant, because I couldn't handle what I was seeing. My mother watched with me and, reading my mind, leaned over to say, "They all look like idiots, don't they?" I giggled and looked down nervously. My Mother's coworker, Sherry, watched me with glassy eyes. She called me Baby Girl. Sherry was wild. She'd traveled all over the world and kissed lots of exotic men and had more adventure in her blood than anyone I'd ever met. At the moment, she scared me.
The band's singer was cute. Cute enough that he had occasionally distracted me from my routine visual checks around the deck. Cute enough that sometimes I forgot to make sure no one was slipping something into the drinks of my companions. Between songs he'd sometimes speak, welcoming everyone to the "sunny, illustrious Myrtle Beach," with a teenage girl's dream of a British accent. I had spent a large part of my childhood fantasizing about the day a beautiful man would fall in love with me. It hadn't happened yet. I hadn't been kissed and the only boy who had even had a crush on me since I'd hit puberty was actually Amish, so obviously we didn't have much of a future together. I read too much and got obnoxiously enthusiastic about a different topic every day, boys didn't like that. So I watched the singer of the cover band on stage, fifty feet away, and imagined him falling in love with me. It helped pass the time. Then the worst possible thing that could ever happen, happened: he noticed me.
At some points earlier in the night, the singer had gotten off stage and meandered around it, engaging the audience as he should. Yelps from intoxicated middle-aged women with bulky husbands invaded the air each time he did this or came near them. I was one of the farthest tables away from the stage and even my neurotic tendencies had quickly dismissed the possibility of him coming all the way to our table. But that night, I quickly realized as I glanced at my Coca-Cola sitting between three margaritas, my innocence was to be tainted forever. He was already off the stage during a break between songs and I wasn't paying attention when he turned to tell the band to pause.
"I see a very pretty girl being awfully quiet tonight," he began, I looked at him smiling only to realize he was staring right at me, "and I have to tell you that she has captured my attention." His accent sounded like propriety but his smile looked like seduction. He began to leisurely walk my direction and I heard slow tunes start from the stage. I could feel my cheeks flushing and the self-awareness only made it worse. I recognized the song as Peggy Lee's "Fever" as he was suddenly next to me with his hand on the backside of my neck and his lips, the microphone just below them, close to my right ear. Chills vibrated through all of me and I felt too much of everything.
"You give me fever when you kiss me," he purred, pressing his lips against my neck gently, "fever when you hold me tight." I glanced up at my mother, who sat back to see how I'd handle it. I felt myself blush harder. "Fever in the mornin', a fever all through the night." His cheek pushed against my hair as he smiled and turned away, squeezing my shoulder, fingertips against my collarbone. My face faded to its normal porcelain hue as he went farther away from me and into the delicious, technicolored light of this place I once found so repulsive.
I took a sip of my soda.
Baby Girl wasn't so innocent anymore.


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The CALFED Science Program removes February deadline from the 2009 Proposal Solicitation Package (PSP).
The states current fiscal emergency has greatly impacted those likely to apply to the 2009 PSP. It is still our intention to award grants from this PSP as soon as it is feasible to proceed with proposal review and funding. However, due to the uncertainty of when bond funds will again be available and the hardships it has created, we have decided to remove the original deadline of February 27, 2009. The solicitation will remain open and available for proposal submission until after the financial uncertainties are resolved and a new firm proposal deadline is set. Ample time to complete proposal preparation and submission will be provided at the time a new deadline is set.
Science Program 2009 Focused Proposal Solicitation Package (PSP):
CALL FOR PROPOSALS: Science Program makes $8 million available through 2009 Proposal Solicitation Package
The CALFED Science Program is announcing a solicitation for research proposals in support of the CALFED Bay-Delta Program. The package is now available.
The CALFED Science Program considers funding scientific research to be a critical component in achieving its mission of establishing unbiased and authoritative knowledge directly relevant to CALFED actions. The goal of funding this research is to invest in knowledge that will fundamentally advance the understanding of the complex environments/systems within the CALFED jurisdiction to aid policy-makers and managers.
2009 Proposal Solicitation Package Synopsis
Click here to download 2009 PSP Solicitation Document
Click here to register in our PSP system and submit a proposal.
Through the California Resources Agency, the CALFED Science program is seeking to fund research that will fill critical gaps in our understanding of the current and changing Bay-Delta system. The new scientific information is meant to help resource managers and policymakers make informed decisions about current and future Delta water issues such as healthy ecosystems, water quality, and conveyance and supply.
A total of approximately $8 million will be available for research in four topic areas:
- Native Fish Biology and Ecology
- Food Webs of Key Delta Species and their Relationship to Water Quality and other Drivers
- Coupled Hydrologic and Ecosystem Models
- Water and Ecosystem Management Decision Support System Development
Award Information
Anticipated Type of Award: Grant
Estimated Number of Awards: Approximately 14 to 18
Anticipated Total Funding: Approximately $8 million
Length of Funding: Up to 3 years
Eligibility Information
Any public agency or nonprofit organization capable of entering into a grant agreement with the State or Federal government may apply. This includes, but is not limited to: (1) local agencies; (2) private nonprofit organizations; (3) tribes; (4) universities; (5) State agencies; and (6) Federal agencies.
No set deadline is presently in place. A firm deadline will be established when it is clear that bond funds are available to support the review and funding of proposals.
The solicitation website and the forms required for application are now available at: https://solicitation.calwater.ca.gov/
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Wifey Thoughts
Hi guys. Tiah here with some 'Wifey Thoughts.' Shawn keeps bugging me to write another post and I just keep explaining to him that I have nothing to write about. Now while that is sort of true, it isn't exactly accurate. I have a lot of things to write about but none of them seem long enough or important enough to make a blog post about. So maybe I will just combine them all? I guess we will see how this goes. Sorry in advance if this post doesn't make any sense or if it is all over the place. (more…)


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Many of Gabriola's homes incorporate attractive old bricks, locally produced, in their fireplaces and patios, and the beach at the bottom of Brickyard Hill holds lots of brick fragments scattered amongst its pebbles. If you know where to look nearby on the hillside, you can still see some traces of what once was a busy clay quarry and brick factory.
Although the first company to operate the brickyard there was not incorporated until 1911, there is evidence that the business was already operating during the 1890s. It continued to produce millions of bricks a year until 1952.
There was no electrical power on Gabriola in the early days of course, so the brickyard had to supply its own power using a steam pump and boilers fired with the good, plentiful and cheap coal from the mines in and around Nanaimo. Coal also heated the brick kilns to the required high temperatures.
Blue and brown shales suitable for bricks were dug from the hillside just above Brickyard Beach. A report of the BC Minister of Mines in 1918 stated that geologically the Gabriola shale deposit belonged to the bottom part of the Northumberland formation of the Nanaimo series, and that "the shales…are bluish and brownish in colour, and…show good plasticity". It also noted that the quarry "…is partly an open-cut and partly an incline pit…about 125 feet long, extending back into a ridge, with the face about 35 feet high at the north-easterly end of the quarry".
Shales were both dug and blasted out of the hillside, and the quarrys safety record was good according to both government reports and old timers who worked there.
The first step in the process was to crush, grind and screen the shale to a fine powder in a "dry pan crusher", rather like a huge rotary kitchen sieve. The crushed shale was mixed with water, and the resultant slurry was screened fine, and delivered through a chute to the press. On Gabriola, they pressed four bricks at a time in a hand-operated hydraulic press.
These "green" bricks must be dried before firing, and in Gabriola's brick plant, they were stacked onto wooden carts that were hand pushed into the drying kiln through which tracks wound. When they emerged dry after a couple of days they were taken, again by hand-pushed cart, to the firing kiln. When the firing kiln was full the entrance hole was bricked up with dry-stacked bricks. At the back of the kiln were low arched holes into which firewood was fed by hand to get the fires going.
During the firing process, wheelbarrow-loads of coal were rolled up a ramp and across the top of the kiln under the high wooden roof. Plugs were removed from holes in the top of the kiln while the coal was shovelled in to increase the temperature to about 2000°F.
After the bricks cooled for three or four days, men loaded them onto wheelbarrows and took them to the beach. There they threw away the culls—bricks that were broken, deformed, melted, or stuck together—onto Brickyard Beach, and stacked the good bricks to await the scow.
Scows brought the coal from Nanaimo to Brickyard Beach and also carried bricks away to the customers in Vancouver, Westminster and Victoria. The wide, flat beach was ideal for easy loading and unloading.
To stabilize the scow against rising and falling tides during loading they pulled the plug, letting it sink to the bottom on the shallow slope of the beach. Men used tongs to load the bricks, seven at a time (49 pounds per lift), and after the scow was loaded, they installed the plug at low tide to float it free as the tide rose.
Once the "Atrevida" ferry service between Gabriola and Nanaimo was established in 1931, some smaller brick orders were delivered on Vancouver Island by road and ferry. Firewood was hauled overland to the brickyard and Jimmy Rowan recalled the hazard of delivering wood by horse and wagon down the steep hill.
A 1912 business prospectus of the Dominion Shale Brick and Sewer Pipe Company Ltd. stated that their labourers were paid $2.75 per day; the dry pan men and truckers received $3.00 per day, and press operators $3.50. Although we have no other early company records, BC Directories listed local workers' employers and occupations from 1913 through the late 1920s. Also, many locals who recalled working in the quarry and the brick plant during the 1930s and 40s have left us their reminiscences, which are included in the more complete article about the brickyard in Issue 15 of SHALE.
Then as now, islanders flexibly took whatever work was available, at that time logging, fishing, farming, trapping, working at the sawmill, or labouring at the brickyard. When war broke out and older men left the brickyard to enlist, younger men took their places as soon as they left school.
More anonymously, Chinese men did much of the hard labour throughout the brickyards history, quarrying the shale and keeping the kiln fires stoked. They were housed in shacks near the brickyard site, had their own cook there, and a manager who could interpret for them.
The 20-acre parcel of land that the factory and quarry eventually occupied was a small part of the tracts of land near False Narrows preempted by the McGuffie family in the mid-1880s. Six months after preemption, the Vancouver Coal Company began drilling for coal on McGuffie's land but, although the hole reached 1970 feet, no coal was struck and the unsuccessful project was terminated in 1889. As often happened during the search for coal, clays suitable for brickmaking may have been identified in the area at this time. In 1894, McGuffie sold some of his land to Thomas and Annie Morgan of Nanaimo and it is likely that the brickyard had its beginnings during the Morgans' ownership, for when they in turn sold it there were already buildings and fixtures on it that were of interest to brickmakers.
William Nairn Shaw bought the Morgans' land in 1914 for $6000 and his application for title was subject to the right of the Dominion Shale Brick and Sewer Pipe Company Ltd. (incorporated in 1911) to purchase a small 20-acre parcel of that land from Shaw. A few months later, this parcel was transferred from Shaw to Dominion for $7795. Ownership of all the buildings and fixtures on this land was also transferred to Dominion, but Shaw retained the mining rights, becoming a key figure in the brick business, supplying it with both clay and water for the manufacturing process.
Because of changes to the Trust Companies Act, in 1916 Dominion's shareholders agreed to wind up their company voluntarily, and in June 1917 a Certificate of Incorporation was issued for a new company called Gabriola Shale Products Ltd., whose aims were to:
"carry on the business of manufacturers and sellers of brick, tiles, pottery, earthenware, china, and terra cotta, drain-pipes, sewer-pipes, and pipes of every kind and description, and all products made of clay and shale."
Its other stated objectives included cutting stone for building and paving; manufacture or purchase of cement, lime, plaster, tile, and artificial stone; purchase, pre-emption or lease of lands yielding petroleum, peat coal, rock, clay, earth, gravel and sand; working those lands "to turn the same to account"; acquiring timber and timber limits and carrying on the business of lumbermen; construction of the infrastructure needed for their manufacturing and transportation; acquiring water rights and privileges and diverting the water as needed; and (more surprisingly) to carry on:
"the business of a power company or any business within the meaning of 'The Water Act'…. and enjoy the full benefit of…the Power Companies' Relief Act…; to construct tramways and …all kinds of vehicles…to carry passengers and merchandise, and goods of all kinds".
When title of the parcel of land on which the brickworks operated passed to Gabriola Shale Products, Ltd., the list of encumbrances, liens and interests included Wm. Nairn Shaw's subsurface rights. James Oscar Cameron of Victoria was named as President of the new company in 1918 and within the next five years, the company came under the total control of Cameron Investments and Securities.
This was a time of expansion and prosperity at the brickworks. Adam Jack of Nanaimo contracted to add four chambers to the Gabriola kiln in 1920 and the new company manufactured 3 578 600 bricks that year. The quality of their bricks had a good reputation and George Robinson of Vancouver specified that only red brick from Gabriola be used in the building he had been contracted to build for Mitchell's Farmers Market due to be opened in September 1922.
Operation was smooth and successful through the 1920s, although during the transfer to the new company, Shaw had increased the price of their water from $6 to $20 per month, which caused escalating problems between him and manager D.W. Campbell, culminating in Campbell suing Shaw for $20,000 damages for "injury to his reputation".
The company had been prospering to this point, but economic conditions were poor generally, so demand for bricks began to slow down. The 1930 report of the BC Minister of Mines states that Gabriola Shale Products Ltd.'s operation managed by Charles F. DeLong had closed the quarry and plant for several months toward the end of 1930. Similar reports were made throughout the 1930s.
In 1939 Cameron Investment & Securities transferred its holdings in Gabriola Shale Products to the Cameron Lumber Company. In 1940, the manager was named as T.G. McBride, and in 1941 it was reported that: "T.G. McBride & Co. purchased the Brick Yards, Equipment, &c., but are not carrying on the Gabriola Shale Products Limited as a Company. They are simply manufacturing bricks for their own business in Vancouver and treating such manufacture and sale of bricks as a department of T.G. McBride & Co."
In 1942, Gabriola Shale Products Ltd. agreed to sell the land and the brickmaking business to Evans, Coleman & Evans Ltd. of Victoria "for the sum of $14,000". This was to include "all buildings, fixtures, commons, ways, profits, privileges, rights, easements and appurtenances", and all supplies except for the stock of manufactured brick and tile. Output in 1942 was 1,900,000 bricks. The yard did not operate during 1943 and in November Gabriola Shale Products Ltd. was dissolved and ownership of its assets passed to Evans, Coleman & Evans Ltd. F.A. Higgs managed their operation through the 1940s with varying degrees of success depending on the economy and water supply, closing the plant during difficult months. In 1948 the factory had a good year, operating steadily to produce 3,750,000 bricks with a crew averaging 24 men in the brickyard and two in the quarry.
But in 1952 the plant did not operate at all, and this time Gabriola's brickyard stayed closed forever. Times were changing: the coalmines were nearly all gone, along with their convenient, cheap fuel. The construction and architectural worlds were changing too, as brick was abandoned in favour of concrete. Once thriving brickyards became a thing of the past. Ownership of the Gabriola brick works and its landholdings passed to the Ocean Cement Company, which merged into ever-larger national and international conglomerates who did nothing with the site, and it fell into neglect.
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Last year, different researchers tested a language processing technology that assisted with the organization of massive amounts of social media Big Data and then submitted the output to a simulated ideation exercise.
Just as we do in a human-powered ideation session, the technology aided the identification of product concept themes by organizing common and related words. The software would then throw in a seemingly-unrelated or unexpected word to prompt more divergent thinking. Researchers concluded that the technology elevated the efficiency of the process and overall creativity of the ideas.
My point in all of this: just as technology has done for the past 30 years, this new tool elevated the outcome and efficiency of the process. However, it still took humans to generate the product concepts and to evaluate novelty.
If you'd like to better understand your creative potential, take our TeamBuilder assessment. (We haven't yet invested in brain scans to improve participant quality in our ideation sessions, but the thought has crossed my mind.)
The evidence is mounting that traditional psychometric tests like TeamBuilder (which is based on Myers Briggs®) correlate well with what scientists see under the microscope.
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In addition to the creative mind, there are three other brain types that each contribute different things to your innovation goals. Starting next month, we will delve into the Storyteller. Stay tuned.
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Lettings Manager at this leading Estate Agency in Woking, Surrey
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Broadwind Energy Inc., an Illinois-based provider of wind components and services through its towers, gears and energy services divisions, has closed on a new three-year $20 million asset-based credit line with The PrivateBank.
According to the new credit line terms, Broadwind says it will have the ability to borrow up to $20 million against a borrowing base consisting of up to 85% of the face value of eligible accounts receivable of the company; up to 50% of its book value of eligible inventory; and up to 50% of the appraised value of its eligible machinery, equipment and certain real property up to $10 million.
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Martin Kenwright, creator of MotorStorm, announced his new studio this week. Named Starship, the studio's plan is to use games to disrupt other marketplaces. Starship has already begun working on multiple next-gen title.
The news came soon after the developers of Driveclub, the PS4 exclusive racer, suffered layoffs as well as the departure of the Game Director Col Rodgers.
"Historically we'd always make software for formats that didn't exist yet. What I'm trying to do is start up a new venture now, with a five or ten year roadmap," Kenwright said of Starship. "There's no point competing in the current marketplace; it's already established. It's important to set your stall out for the next generation of tech."
Starship is said to be led by Industry Veterans from both Sony Liverpool and Evolution Studios, Kenwright plans to release "memorable IPs with genuine use and need".
Though he hasn't committed to any genre, but given his history in the gaming industry, a Racing title is the obvious guess. He also added that the Studio had meetings in the automotive sector with companies and that they are pleased with their plans. Starship will reveal its first project at E3 this year, most likely a Racing title for the PS4 or Xbox One.


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New video campaign about UK show 'Alone in the Wild', thought some of you guys maybe interested:
This campaign sees eight well-known personalities surviving in some of the planet's most perilous and remote locations. Each is left completely alone in a remote location, with just a handheld camera to film their struggle. They must find water, food and shelter, and battle against the elements and local wildlife. Forced to confront their innermost fears, will they survive being Alone in the Wild?


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Did anyone expect something different? The New England Patriots and Tom Brady walked all over the Tennessee Titans. No one who made memes was surprised this NFL playoff game turned out that way. More
The Tennessee Titans are better on the road than at home. Better doesn't actually mean good. The same can be said of the Jacksonville Jaguars. Just because they won 19-13 and improved to 4-6 this season doesn't make them a good team. More
The Tennessee Titans are a bad football team with a promising young quarterback in Marcus Mariota, but maybe if all their games this season would have been away from home, things would have been different. More
The Marcus Mariota pro debut for the Tennessee Titans was close to perfect, but the team isn't getting carried away with excitement, knowing it's just one game, and there's a long season ahead for them to determine and find out whether he is really that good. More
The anticipated debuts of Marcus Mariota and Jameis Winston ended in a knockout win for the former Oregon quarterback as the Tennessee Titans crush the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, resulting in a lot of memes making fun of the losing side. More
The number two overall pick, Marcus Mariota, made his team, the Tennessee Titans, very happy as they walked all over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who used their first overall pick on Jameis Winston, the quarterback who looked completely out of his element on the intriguing head to head debut for both franchise hopes. More
One great sign of rookie progress is learning from mistakes. The Tennessee Titans weren't worried about his first preseason game, but are probably relieved to see him bounce back in the 27-14 win over the St. Louis Rams. More
Contract disputes and offset language issues behind them, the Tennessee Titans are very pleased with what they're seeing from Marcus Mariota, who seem to be further ahead than what anyone on the team expected. More
The last first round pick without a deal, Marcus Mariota and the Tennessee Titans have finally agreed to his rookie contract, which comes just in time before training camp begins. More
Training camp is starting, but the Tennessee Titans still haven't signed Marcus Mariota to his rookie contract. Why? Offset language. More


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Hello! This is my 3rd and final post rounding up my recent trip to Ibiza. If you haven't read the other two you can read part one here, and part two here!
So after an exciting, but soggy day previous, we woke, had a lovely breakfast at the hotel and then headed off to get our cab to the other side of the island and to Playa Den Bossa. At this point the rain started, rain like we'd never seen before.
Being from England we're used to the rain, but we're also used to it draining somewhere. Not in Ibiza. That water just sits on top of the ground. I have a wonderful memory of us all sat in the cab, chatting to the driver when the rain hit so hard. Don't Worry be Happy came on the cab's radio and we all (cabby included) started to sing along. It was really rather fitting with the weather being as it was.
Our hotel front was down a short path with no access from the road, and so we had to unload and carry our cases down the slope to the hotel lobby. Wading through 5 inch water in flip flops isn't the one when your case weighs 21kg. The receptionist was wonderful and brought us dry towels before doing anything. We were delighted to find out our rooms were ready already, and so we wouldn't have to hang about before checking in.
Our original plan had been to head to Nassau Beach where we had reserved beach loungers for the afternoon, but with the rain we knew this wasn't possible. So we headed to our rooms, opened the complimentary wine and enjoyed our rooms until the sun cleared.
We headed to Nassau Beach club once the rain had cleared, and straight for the restaurant for lunch. I had the most amazing cocktail called a Hendrick's Cucumber Sorbet, and Yakisoba for lunch.
Then we headed back to the hotel to get ready for our evening out!
Pacha is world famous and we'd gotten tickets for their Flower Power night. Dressed in our hippy best we headed to Ibiza town to watch the sunset from the top of old town and then walked the cobbled streets for a shop and a look around until our table was ready for dinner.
La Oliva was a beautiful little restaurant in the bustle of old town Ibiza. I would have loved to visit old town in the day and had a proper good look around as the rising cobbled streets looked beautiful and something out of a painting. I'll just have to go back!
It was at our restaurant on this evening I tried steak tartare for the first time, and really rather enjoyed it!
Just tilt your head for a good look…..
We then headed off to Pacha!
The tiredness of the week catching up with me, I only stayed a few hours, but Caz and Sarah made it until around 4am because they're hardcore!
The next morning was a fairly early start for the Aqua Boat towards the Punta Arabi Hippy Market. The biggest of its kind, this hippy market has been going for 35 years. A maze of crafts, jewellery and clothes, we spent a long time mooching and shopping the stalls.
I found this gorgeous rose gold tree of life bracelet to match my tan 🙂
The weather hotted up and soon we needed lunch. We had some yummy pizzas, picked up the last of our purchases and headed back to Playa Den Bossa, as we had a date back at San Antonio.
Having postponed our speedboat trip earlier in the holiday we had to return, and it was strange going back to San Antonio after moving away from it. It was kind of like visiting an old friend and I enjoyed going back to the familiar hustle and bustle.
Speed boats are very different from catamarans and we were soon wide awake from our sleepy stupour from the heat and slow pace of the day.
There was opportunity to swim, but I decided to sit that one out, since my jelly fish sting was still fresh and itchy. We did, however get our perfect sunset.
It was amazing and beautiful. The water was so calm and looked like undulating foil below our boat. We stopped just off Cafe Mambo to see the end of the sun and then danced until it was time to go back to the marina.
Paula, our skipper, allowed us into the private bathrooms at the marina to get changed and freshen up, and then we headed off to Bambudda our final meal out.
Bambudda is a fusion restaurant designed to tantilise the senses. Caz and Sarah had and shoulder massages whilst Tash and I people-watched. The food was lovely. I think if I hadn't been delriously tired I might have enjoyed it more, but still it was a wonderful experience.
Me sipping on some kind of cocktail!
The next day was our last full day, and a relaxing one, which boy did we need! We caught the ferry to Formentara, a small island off the Ibiza mainland. I was promised beaches the closest I would get to going to the Maldives without actually going to the Maldives, and it didn't disappoint.
I actually managed to catch some sleep on the beach before Sarah bought us all an ice cream (thanks Sarah!) and we headed back. Relaxed and tanned (yay!) we changed for our last activity.
Ushuaia was a club not far from our hotel, which hosts different DJ nights. I'm in a State of Trance was our night, with Armin Van Buuren headlining. It's an amazing venue, with a pool in the centre, and it's right under the flight path of Ibiza airport so low flying airplanes often cross your sightline over the stage, like some kind of over the top special effect.
I had a brilliant time at Ushuaia and would love to go back.
Then we headed back to pack. Our last morning was an early one, by choice. We woke, dressed and headed straight out to the beach. We wanted to catch the sunrise and give Ibiza the proper goodbye it deserved.
We weren't let down. The sunrise was as stunning as the sunset and it was a fitting end to the holiday. We got back to the hotel just in time for breakfast to begin, ate and grabbed our bags to meet our driver back to the airport.
We did a little shopping at the airport and boarded the plane for a quiet and solomn flight home.
It was amazing to see Gary at the airport when we arrived back, especially as I'd been away from him for our 9th wedding anniversary. But I really missed the girls very quickly, and I'm still missing Ibiza. I'll definitely go back…. Girls, just pick a date and I'm there!


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Atra Vetosus are a band from Australia that plays a very atmospheric and melodic form of black metal and this is a review of their 2012 album "Voices From The Eternal Night" which was released by Immortal Frost Productions.
Drums range from slow, mid paced to fast drumming with some blast beats being utilized at times, while the keyboards when they are utilized bring a very dark and atmospheric sound to the recording, as for the bass playing it has a very dark tone with riffs that follow the riffing that are coming out of the guitars.
Rhythm guitars range from slow, mid paced to fast melodic black metal riffs that are very dark and melodic sounding, while the lead guitars are very dark and melodic sounding black metal guitar solos and leads, as for the classical guitars when they are utilized they use finger picking and full chords to enhance the dark atmosphere of the recording.
Vocals range from grim sounding and high pitched black metal screams to some clean singing and spoken word parts, while the lyrics cover dark and metaphysical themes, as for the production it has a very strong, powerful, heavy and dark sound with some of the songs being long and epic in length.
In my opinion Atra Vetosus are a very great sounding atmospheric melodic black metal band and if you are a fan of this musical genre, you should check out this album. RECOMMENDED TRACKS INCLUDE "Skies Of Obsidian Rain" "Spirit Of The Forgotten Woods" and "Tortured By The Light Of A Thousand Star". RECOMMENDED BUY.


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Capt. Norman Willcock
From the CLANSMAN (no 69) April 1987
Captain Norman Willcock died on November 29, aged 82.
Captain Wilcock joined Union-Castle as a cadet in September 1920 and in 1925 took up a teaching post in Indefatigable. He returned to the company two years later as fourth officer of "Glengorm Castle" and was appointed to his first command, "Walmer Castle" in 1938.
He came ashore in 1940 and the following year transferred to Cape Town where he was later to become deputy nautical adviser to the Ministry of War Transport.
Captain Willcock returned to London after the war and was appointed Union-Castle marine superintendent in 1959. Assuming wider responsibilities in January 1966, he was made joint marine superintendent and retired in October 1969
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Evening Song - The Stranger of Galilee
Matthew 4:23 And Jesus went about all Galilee, teaching in their synagogues, and preaching the gospel of the kingdom, and healing all manner of sickness and all manner of disease among the people.
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Spring is coming (hopefully) and I'm starting March off with what I've dubbed as my author Meet and Greet week for the blog. This feature will include brief interviews, excerpts and guest blogs with some of my favorite authors. Please feel free to stop by from March 3rd through March 6th to see what everyone's sharing. I've had a sneak peek and the excerpts have me drooling. LOL. Here is the line up:
Monday: JA Hornbuckle
Tuesday: MK Eidem
Wednesday: Susan Kelley
Thursday: Chantel Rhondeau
Friday: Greta Van Der Rol
February was a cold and brutal month. Thank goodness it's almost over. I'm saying goodbye to this frigid month on a good note though. Tomorrow, I'll have an author spotlight posted on Karla Doyle and her hot new release. Woot!
Look forward to seeing everyone!


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Candidate Free Air Time: 2008 George Maziarz--Incumbent
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Hello. My name is George Maziarz and I am extremely proud to represent parts of the City of Rochester, the towns of Gates, Ogden, Sweden, Clarkson and Hamlin, and all of Orleans County and Niagara County in the New York State Senate. It's a very large and diverse district. We can all agree on a few things. First, the fight for reform must continue. I have been fighting for positive change in the way Albany does business for a long time. And that's why Tom Golisano's Responsible New York Group has endorsed me in this year's election. I was the prime sponsor of the historic worker's compensation reforms enacted in 2007. This year I fought for and achieved net metering reform which will help spur the creation of alternative energy sources as never before. Second, people in Rochester area need more property tax relief. I worked to develop and expand the STAR program and the STAR rebate check program. You may be getting a rebate check in the mailbox this fall thanks to these initiatives. I also strongly support Governor Patterson's property tax cap to limit school property tax increases, as well as many other proposals to bring about greater accountability in state and local spending. Most importantly, number three, your voice does matter. Public involvement in the political process will shape our region's future for better or worse. I hope to be able to continue to serve you as we strive together to bring about more reforms, provide tax relief, protect jobs, and strengthen our local economy. Thank you very much for your support on November 4th. Thank you to WXXI for allowing me this time.
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Candidate Free Air Time is a WXXI Public Broadcasting Council program. George Maziarz the Republican running in the 62nd Senate District.
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