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Can you imagine Willow Smith in the role of little orphan Annie? You might not need to imagine it in the near future.
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u go for it willow i think ull be a good actor and annie will be a good play/film to start u off go for it girl be ur self just WHIP UR HAIR l
Willow as Annie, I love the idea of that> Lets make it happen!! Will Smith, playing daddy warbucks will be gr8 (shave his head and gain about 30 lbs n he be gr8) who will be Ms. Hannigan though? lol she was a real bitter drunken byytch..lol i think macy gray will knock that role out the box. Its a hardknock life im loving this.. im hype..lol Oh yeah "oba" u need help seriously
i think, actully i no that willow smith would be the perfect annine! she would be better than the original she has swagger the looks and everything. go willow! if this does hit the big screen i will be first in line to see this. i hope will smith will be daddy walbuck he is hilarious. i am willow no.1 fan i wish i was her. any way all i have to say about obama is GO TO HELL!
I totally agree with you keven. "Obama" thats a pretty racist shity thing to say! Fuck It does not matter what race you are it matters if you can act!
Yes, Annie typically has red hair and freckles, but Annie is also confident, and sassy, which willow could pull off perfectly. So i really couldn't care less if she fits the part physically. I bet Willow could bring an interesting twist to the role of Annie. And "Obama", keep your racist thoughts to yourself please. We live in the 21st century, you need to move on.
How about concentrating on an education? Bad idea to make celebs out of children. Screwed up priorities.
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Music industry sues Baidu
Three multinational record companies have filed copyright infringement claims in a Beijing court against China's most popular internet search engine, Baidu.com Inc. Universal Music Ltd, Warner Music Hong Kong Ltd and Sony BMG Music Entertainment (Hong Kong) Ltd accuse Baidu of violating copyright by providing access to music …
I like the Chinese's style
Do the companies really expect Chinese consumers to give a shit about their losses through piracy? The Chinese have a very different view about ownership rights to the Western world that Universal et al are used to. It's not just music they're happy to share and share alike - branded physical items, like clothes, are equally copied without a second thought.
Kind of nice in a way.
Paris as an icon 'cos she's unique and even the Chinese can't copy her. Thank God.
there is a big difference between baidu and yahoo!china.
One is Chinese and the other isn't. China is big enough and ugly enough to be just as self interested and protectionist as the Americans.
Americans vs Chinese branch of American company that is in competition with home grown company. Americans win.
Americans vs Chinese company that is central to Chinese social/economic interests(like google is to the west) - well you figure out who the likely winner is.
Much like, why does RIAA/IFPI go after second rate local targets and torrent/sharing systems/search tools run by people who arn't American? As there is just enough reason to go after Google as there is pirate bay or Baidu - just do a search for *a film name* torrent on google and ping depending on the film you will see many torrents.
There was the Uni thing and Napster but neither of those had much power to fight against the government backed industry.
Apart from looking like a Chineese verison of Google what exactly has it done? I just typed in my company name and up it popped - just like Google really.
It wasn't made in the west I suppose
"[Various pigopolists] accuse Baidu of violating copyright by providing access to music files"
Surely it's the ISPs at each end and the stuff in the middle which provides *access*. Baidu just tells people where they are.
AFAIK Baidu are neither an ISP nor a proxy service.
Still, I guess it keeps the lawyers in the style to which they've become accustomed.
Clash of the Titans
Mr Kennedy to Baidu:
Cease, ahem... and desist!
Baidu to Mr Kennedy:
Partnership, or just "brace thisen!"?
"The music industry in China wants partnership with the technology companies – but you cannot build partnership on the basis of systemic theft of copyrighted music and that is why we have been forced to take further actions"
Good grief! "I want a partnership with the hot bird down the road, but you cannot build a partnership on the basis of her bringing up the fact that I beat my previous partners senseless and that is why I've been forced to take further actions." Yes, try that in court...
Bottom line: You cannot build a partnership by force. Nobody wants to partner with you after what you have done and are doing to your existing partners (the artists. Waaah! You artsy types are asking too much for your creations. Here's 8% instead) so you're pissing in the wind. With that image in your mind, trying to sue Baidu in China is a surer way to "get your own back" than urinating over the windward gunwale...
Piracy is not the answer, of course. The answer is removing these irrelevant dolts from the mix before they screw our musical culture up completely. That includes releasing crap as well as screwing artists.
@ Erm
The first language of most Chinese people isn't English. So Baidu in English looks like Google, but its Chinese search engine was earlier and better than Google's.
(Google is now up there, but Baidu had already gained market share by the time its product in China was any good)
google is much better then the piratebay
Google is great for getting MP3 and movies, so much better then the piratebay, limewire or whatever.
play with this and see what I mean
?intitle:index.of? mp3 [artist] [title]
Paris because she is brighter then the music industry
Building partnerships, he says
Would that be this type of partnership - the USA to keep importing goods from PRC and printing money to pay for them, while expecting that same money to be used to buy US bonds to keep the US ticking along (or to suffer inflation if left sitting in a bank in China). Does the PRC know about this "building partnerships"? You bet it does.
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I wonder if the Chinese have heard of Arkle v Pressdram?
google is much better then the piratebay
Google is great for getting MP3 and movies, so much better then the piratebay, limewire or whatever.
play with this and see what I mean
?intitle:index.of? mp3 [artist] [title]
replace MP3 for the filetype of your choice,
Paris because she is brighter then the music industry
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I was in a mall in Xi'an (city in china) and tried to purchase a DVD, thinking malls are typically the most stalwart and expensive places. Every DVD was a company produced rip... so much for english subtitles.. and at a price of about 2 quid. Aside from tinge of depression at not being able to indulge in my native language, it made me realize that they really just do not have the money to pay copyrighted material. The poor blokes couldn't even enjoy tax free american tobacco!
Fortunately, the taxi ride home was so harrowing that I was able to enjoy some of my own english phrases.
Am I the only one
Who always misreads Phonographic wrong the on first read?
RIAA, Hong Kong chapter
If they think Baidu is a soft touch, they've got another think coming !! Chinese courts are not like American courts. They will not suffer nuisance cases gladly. If they can't prove their case, then Baidu have to right to counter-sue for malicious injury and for punitive damages for loss of "face" (goodwill).
@John Cobb
"Who always misreads Phonographic wrong the on first read?"
What a coincidence. I always misread it as Photographic too.
@John Cobb & Les Matthew
"Who always misreads Phonographic wrong the on first read?"
I tend to get "Pornographic"
anon - naturally ;-)
@John Cobb & Les Matthew & AC
"I tend to get "Pornographic""
Me too. Which makes me awfully sorry as that is an insult to the Pornographic industry.
@John Cobb & Les Matthew & AC & Vladimir Plouzhnikov
It is obvious that you lot have over-indulged in self-satisfaction and that has affected your eye-sight !!
Either visit an optician or get a girlfriend or, Allah be praised, get a girlfriend who *IS* an optician !!
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My question is only partially covered by the chosen forum (so please correct of necessary) since there is no monitor forum, but hey, I'm halfway covered right?
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All my hardware is more than capable, its more of a general question but...
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Welcome to seven forums override25: Just one thing, you see the My System Specs tag at the left bottom of you post? Well that is where everyone can go to see your specs at anytime. That is why I left the graphic on my post was to direct you to your user cp(top of your page) then to edit system specs and enter them their.
This way members wouldn't have to find this post to know or continue to ask for them. The other thing is a 4-8 mb video card may not be windows seven compatible, driver wise. Fabe
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Now that I look back at your prior post I realize my mistake. First time I saw it, it blended in with your sig.
Makes sense that it might not be supported driver wise.
Anyone running a touchscreen alongside a standard monitor? Or should I repost that part of the question under general?
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I think you should be able to since the touch screen requires a USB connection and a touch screen application. You could post the question in" Hardware & Devices". Might get a better response. Fabe
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Reposting, TY
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Vancouver, BC | When oysters are in season, Parisian bistros spill over onto the sidewalks with patrons celebrating with plates of ice-cold shucked oysters, warm grilled sausages, baskets of crusty bread, and dewy bottles of Muscadet wine.
This fall tradition comes to Vancouver as Curious Oyster and Racine Wine Imports host a Paris evening at Le Marché St. George on November 14, 2013. Better Together is an oyster and Muscadet tasting, served with rustic breads and butter, and charcuterie from Oyama Sausage Co. "Muscadets are a classic and unforgettable match with oysters," says Brian Sohn, co-owner of Racine Wines.
Lively, bright, and grown in the Loire Valley near the Atlantic ocean, artisanal Muscadets are a perfect partner for seafood. Guests will taste four wines by vignerons Jo Landron (Domaines Landron) and Marc Ollivier (Domaine de la Pépière), who are among a handful of remaining producers making genuine Muscadets. Both vignerons farm organically and harvest manually, making truly compelling wines that will have you reaching for another oyster. Get all the details after the jump… Read more
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The Larsen family are a talented bunch. Sisters Janaki and Klee do plenty more that just make Le Marché St. George this city's most one-of-a-kind corner market. Janaki makes stunning ceramics and Klee take beautiful photographs. Lately Klee has been playing around with printing photos on vellum and adding layers of gold foil and resin (the results literally glow). Clear some space on your schedule to attend the opening reception for her first solo show – Oro (Spanish and Italian for gold) – at The Shack Art Collective in East Van this Saturday night. The majority of pieces are small and – in keeping with the mandate of The Shack – priced well within reach (in the $80-$110 range). Bring a little cash in your pocket for art (and a drink) and enter through the alley to check out this cool little gallery and the amazing artist exhibiting within!
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Le Marché St George turns two years old this weekend. The cool-as-hell corner store and the good folks behind it are celebrating by sharing treats, offering 20% off of all their stock and launching a winter pop-up shop. Head around back to check out all the gorgeous Mexican textiles and ceramics by Janaki Larsen, photographs by Klee Larsen, shoes and leather goods from Hunter Mayer of Apartment 5 and jewellery by House of Hudson. The 20% off sale is this Saturday only, but the pop-up continues through December.
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by Michelle Sproule | When three of your favourite things all come together at once it's like a rare planetary alignment. You just sit there and enjoy the moment, knowing that it probably won't happen again in your lifetime. One of these especially uncommon occurrences took place this week when Heidi Noble and Michael Dinn of JoieFarm arranged a media luncheon to introduce their outstanding 2010 Vintage Reserve Series (love that Pinot Noir). Chefs Dana Ewart and Cameron Smith of the Okanagan's Joy Road Catering were on hand to pair their always marvellous "cuisine de terroir" with the wines, and it all went down in the charming suite above Le Marche St. George. Have a look and a taste…
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Owen Lightly, the chef behind Butter on the Endive (and Scout's Pound of Butter food column), recently ran a series of Chef in Residence dinners in one of the apartments above Le Marche St George. There were two seatings per evening for three evenings in a row with a different 'theme song/playlist" and chef/collaborator for each (Jane Cornborough, Alvaro Musso, Adam Chandler). We attended the first seating on Thursday May 3rd, and as you can see, it was pretty outstanding. The night had a Neil Young I Wanna Live With A Cinnamon Girl vibe and Chef Owen Lightly and his collaborator Adam Chandler (former-chef-now-chocolatier of Beta5 fame) served a fabulous spring meal of albacore tuna with charred ramp, rhubarb risotto with white chocolate (daring, but spot on), Yarrow Meadows duck breast, taleggio sponge cake with shiro plum, and buckwheat crumble smothered in birch caramel. Matching the cuisine was – wow – the setting. What a stunning place to dine! To keep abreast of future BOTE suppers, be sure to follow them on Twitter.
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Scout and Le Marche St. George hosted a pretty amazing supper the other night (tickets were $25 and it sold out in less than half an hour). Renaissance man Tonio Creanza of Italy's Messors led us through a tasting of his family's delicious olive oil in the shop before leading us outside to a table of 20 set in the idyllic green coddled and candle-lit backyard. The weather was a close run thing; envious to start and jealous to close. We got in the burrata, caprese, pastas, and sausage in sugo courses before the rain protested, but it was altogether as beautiful an evening of good wine, good food, and good people as one can ever hope to have on a Spring night in Vancouver, and finishing with olive oil-dressed basil ice cream on almond, fig and apple crostada back indoors was perfect punctuation. Thanks to Tonio for the food, enlightenment, and songs; and to Jennifer, Luis, Kari, the Larsens, and everyone who broke bread with us. If you've ever wanted to travel to Italy to learn about the land, the food, and the connection between the two, Tonio's your man. He's running two in-residence workshops in Puglia this summer that would turn any food-lover on. More of Michelle's photos below…
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April 26, 2012
We are partnering with Le Marche St. George to host an intimate, exploratory evening of Mediterranean cuisine this Sunday, April 29th. Polymath Tonio Creanza of Puglia's Messors will be doing the cooking (that's a link you want to click) and the amazing Larsen family will be handling the service/orchestration. That's the good news.
The bad news is that there are only 8 seats available on the backyard table of 20 (the other 12 were snatched up by the few people who got wind of this dinner this afternoon). The cost is only $25, which is to say it's not a money-making exercise. To give you an idea as to what to expect, our friends Luis Valdizon and Klee Larsen took the above shots of the evening that went down last Sunday in Le Marche's garden, and Luis wrote the following:
Let me start by saying that this was undoubtedly one of the most magical occasions that I've ever been a part of. It's hard to even describe. The Larsen women (Patricia, Janaki, and Klee) really know how to make dreams come to life. Our dear friend Tonio Creanza, his wife, and his family, who we have been supportive of since we opened (there are two detailed interviews on our blog about Tonio, his olive oil, and his wonderful company, Messors, which you can read about here and here) brought their own flavour that was perfectly in sync with the aura that Le Marché St. George is known for.
The evening started with an educational olive oil tasting where guests were invited to sample Tonio's olive oil and enjoyed an intimate musical performance from Mr. Creaza himself. This was my first time seeing him perform and it was something completely honest. Tonio was in his element. The lush sound of his voice and guitar filled the room with warmth and charm. Meanwhile, the backyard of Le Marché was being transformed into a dining area that was a work of art in itself, to be enjoyed by its company, who transcended beyond its own beauty, as it was the people, from babies to grandmothers, who gave the setting its heart.
After a short intermission to prepare dinner, guests started pouring in and filling up empty seats. They chatted away with their friends and strangers while sampling various appetizers set at their table and sipping wine from freshly opened bottles. In what seemed like moments, the pasta was served. The orchestra of oohs and aahs was short-lived as people enjoyed their first bites. Two pasta dishes were joined by an abundance of Parmigiano-Reggiano, fresh basil, salads of fennel, fruit, and roasted bell peppers, olive oil, and bread.
It's definitely going to be a night to remember, rain or shine (if it rains, we'll have a set up inside), and we'd love a few Scout readers to join us. Should you be interested in breaking bread with us, here's what you need to know…
Date & Time: 6:30pm sharp, Sunday, April 29th, 2012.
Cost: $25 per person (cash on arrival)
Location: Le Marche St. George | 4393 St. George at the corner of 28th.
To reserve: email your name (max 2 people) and your cell phone number to luis [at] marchestgeorge.com with a CC to andrew [at] scoutmagazine.ca.
Alcohol: BYOW.
Special note: as this is a shared alla famiglia supper, substitutions and special requests based on dietary restrictions will be politely declined. Sorry!
We trust that this special supper will sell out before the ink is dry on this post [it certainly did] , but we hope to be partnering up with Le Marche St. George for future events, so don't fret too hard if you don't put your name down in time. And for those looking for a Tonio Creanza experience a little further afield, check out his summer culinary workshop in Italy called Harvesting Food Through History. It looks like it would be an unforgettable experience!
UPDATE: The dinner has sold out. Email your name/number if you'd like to be on the waiting list.
GOODS: Butter On The Endive & Le Marche St. George Prep "Chef In Residence" Pop Up
April 16, 2012
The GOODS from Butter On The Endive
Vancouver, BC | Butter on the Endive is gearing up for another great event. This time we will be taking over the beautiful space above Le Marché St. George from May 3-6 to hold 3 consecutive 5-course dinners, with a casual Sunday brunch to cap it all off. Each of the dinners will be created collaboratively with other local chefs/friends and will celebrate the transition from grey to green. Details after the jump… Read more
Cool Thing We Want #319: Hand Made Bowls By Janaki Larsen At Le Marché St. George
December 23, 2011
So in love with the simplicity of these shallow bowls by Janaki Larsen | Le Marché St. George | $15 each
Cool Thing We Want #307: One Of The Cozy Wool Shawls From "Le Marche St. George"
November 17, 2011
Can't wait to get our hands on some of the new natural wool products at Le Marche St.George. Unbleached and unaltered wool throws, shawls and pillows, just in time for the first frost.
Wool Shawls | Le Marche St. George | 4393 Saint George St. | $65 | Website | Photo Klee Larsen
Monocle Magazine Features The East Side's "Le Marché St. George" In Summer Issue
July 22, 2011
The new issue of Monocle has landed at our door. I penned a few words in the big spread on some of the world's best and most interesting cafés; singling out Le Marché St. George to represent Vancouver. While I wouldn't doubt that proper coffee wonks would point to a few other shops in town and say they do it better (I wouldn't disagree, and much prefer my Stumptown over Oughtred), I don't think many come even remotely close to besting Le Marché when it comes to charm. I reckon the shots above, including the rather stunning one of barista Klee Larsen, testify as much (taken by local photographer and cool fellow Grant Harder). Granted, their coffee is certainly no slouch and their pain au chocolate is the bee's bum, but it's the space and the folks within that keep me happy. I may be in the minority of caffeine addicts on this score, but I appreciate atmosphere in a café over the fetishisation of the bean. If you've never been before, it really is as gorgeous and cozy as it looks.
PS. The article's accompanying video details several cafes from around the world, and was produced by Aleksander Solum and narrated by Jonathan Openshaw and Gillian Dobias.
HEADS UP | Le Marché St George Turned 3 Today & Launched A Sweet Winter Pop-Up
November 23, 2013
Le Marché St George turns three years old today. The good folks behind the excellent corner store and cafe are celebrating by sharing treats, offering 20% off of all their stock and launching their annual Winter pop-up shop. Poke your head into the garage at the rear of the property and check out all the gorgeous textiles – think Mexican wools, beautiful cashmere and linen scarves, chunky knit sweaters, pillows, throws and blankets – as well as a fresh batch of ceramics by Janaki Larsen, art work by Klee Larsen, sturdy leather satchels, Scatter/Gather pendant lights and some great jewellery. The 20% off sale is for today (Saturday) only, but the pop-up continues through December.
Saturday, November 23 | 9am-6pm | Le Marché St. George (4393 St. George) | DETAILS
SCOUT LIST | Ten Things That You Should Absolutely Do Between Now And Next Week
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by Michelle Sproule | The main objective of this website is to scout out and promote the things that make Vancouver such a sweet place to be. We do this with an emphasis on the city's independent spirit to foster a sense of connectedness within and between our communities, and to introduce our readers to the people who grow and cook our food, play the raddest tunes in our better venues, create our most interesting art, and design everything from what we wear to the spaces we inhabit. The Scout List is our carefully considered, first rate agenda of super awesome things that we're either doing, wishing that we could do, or conspiring to do this week. You can also check it out in the Globe & Mail, from our calendar to theirs…and yours!
COLLECT | The Contemporary Art Gallery runs an off-site residency space at The Burrard Marina (1655 Whyte Ave) called Field House Studio. New York-based artist Marie Lorenz is currently the artist-in-residence and she is working on building a boat from pieces of driftwood that have been gathered from the beaches and shorelines of the lower mainland. This Thursday night, Lorenz will be at the Maritime Museum (joined by Vancouver artists Rebecca Bayer and Josh Hite) to talk about beachcombing, her process, the inspiration that can come from using found objects, and the beauty of nature. On Sunday, Lorenz puts words into action by leading a beachcombing expedition along Kits Beach. Following the walk, participants are encouraged to stick around and use what they've collected to create crafts.
Thu, May 29 | 6pm | Maritime Museum (1905 Ogden Ave) | Free with admission | DETAILS
Sun, June 1 | 1pm | Hadden Park Field House (1015 Maple St.) | Free | DETAILS
CONNECT | Jumpstart your brain by exposing it to some thought-provoking content this week at Fuel (Future of Urbanity, the Environment, and our Lifestyle). The new event series aims to connect innovators from around the world with local entrepreneurs, designers, and community builders to see what happens when they sit down and talk shop. The really interesting twist is that the organizers have matched presenters from different fields to come together to explore aspects/impacts of four sectors that are relevant to our city: Food, Design, Sustainability and Technology. "We all go to events in our own sectors, be they food events, tech events, design events, or what have you. It's all very comfortable and we always know many of the people in the room. FUEL is your opportunity to get out of your silo and talk about bigger issues. Fish folks talking to design folks? Something interesting is bound to happen!" Expect panel discussions, workshops and trend forecasts. This is seriously interesting stuff, so skip over to the Fuel website to read the full line-up of events.
May 29 | Various times + prices | Vancouver Playhouse Theatre (600 Hamilton St.) | DETAILS
May 30 | Various times + prices | Museum of Vancouver (1100 Chestnut St.) | DETAILS
RIDE YOUR BIKE | As we transition from spring in to summer and start to see more days of dry pavement, biking to get around becomes not only sensible, but also enjoyable again. Coincidentally, this is bike-to-work week and you'll find all sorts of fun perks to riding to the office. There will be over 50 "Celebration Stations" across the city offering bike commuters things like free bike repairs, coffee, snacks and bike route maps. If you aren't a year-round rider, this is a great time to lug your bike out of hibernation. A spring tune-up is always a good idea before you lay foot to pedal. If you're looking for a bike shop that can help you get things in order, The Standard Bike Shop in Chinatown/Strathcona is a good place to start. Pro tip: The Standard is having their first birthday party this Sunday. Expect music, a BBQ, races, a pie-eating contest (note, if you will, that The Pie Shoppe is only a few doors down from Standard Bike), and general good times.
Bike to Work Week | Now through May 30 | DETAILS
Standard Bike Shop Birthday Celebration | Sunday, June 1 | 751 Gore Ave | DETAILS
SALT WALKS | Last August, artist Randy Lee Cutler led a series of walks through Chinatown that focused on salt. These began at the Access Gallery with a salt tasting and a run down of the different ways to consider salt (as medicine, a method of food preservation, a flavour, and as a crystal structure). Cutler then took participants on a tour around Chinatown to visit with shop-keepers who explained how salt influenced their business "whether as a flavour, a remedy or a molecular formation." As she went, Cutler filmed the experience and the resultant film, Salt Walks: Three Movements, screens this Saturday in the Hall of One Hundred Rivers at the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden. There will be a salt tasting led by Cutler following the movie.
Sat, May 31 | 2–4pm | Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Gardens (578 Carrall St.) | DETAILS
DRINK | It's Craft Beer Week, folks, and with over 60 breweries participating in 21 events there's a lot to drink and do. Craft Beer Bingo? Check. Cicerone vs Sommelier? You bet. Beer dinners? Absolutely. Some events are already sold out, so don't dilly-dally on the rest.
May 30 – June 7 | Various times/venues | DETAILS
MAKE | How great would it be to make your own mozzarella, burrata, or Oaxacan string cheese? Super great, right? But where to begin? Head to The Homesteaders Emporium this Wednesday for a 2-hour class that will teach you how to turn milk into delicious, stretchy 'pasta-filata' cheeses. This demonstration-style class will give you the basis for understanding how you can pull off the processes at home. Cheese is big in this town and cheesemaking courses sell out in a heartbeat, so don't sit around contemplating whether or not you're going to jump in for too long. Just jump! If you can't score a ticket, Homesteaders has all manner of cheese-making equipment, literature, and basic know how. It's a great place to start a new DIY project. If you can't wait and need cheese immediately following the workshop, it's worth noting that Les Amis Du Formage is only a block away at 843 E. Hastings.
May 28 | 6:30-8:30pm | Homesteader's Emporium (649 E Hastings) | $35 | DETAILS
POP-UP | The good folks behind the excellent Le Marché St George are prepping for a summer pop-up shop. From Le Marché: "White linen, unbleached canvas, panama hats, days at the beach, laying in the grass, laundry on the line, simple food on simple dishes. These are some of the things that have inspired this summers Pop up Shop." Poke your head into the tiny corner store and check out all the gorgeous textiles. Think linens, beautiful blankets, ceramics by Janaki Larsen, art work by Klee Larsen, sturdy leather satchels, clothing by Mandula and, on Saturday only, Victory Gardens will be there selling a selection of wee vegetable plants ready to find a home in your garden.
May 31 – June 8 | 10am-6pm | Le Marché St. George (4393 St. George) | DETAILS
FAIR IN THE SQUARE | Fair in the Square will be held in Victory Square Park this Sunday. It's always nice to see the little plot of land at the intersection of Pender/Hastings/Cambie come alive with community events and activities. Expect community groups with information tables, art, live music, a free BBQ lunch, some sword-fighting demonstrations (because yeah), yoga (obviously) and lots and lots of cupcakes. This event, put on by The Central City Foundation, is free and worth a visit for its uplifting spirit of community.
Sunday, June 1 | 11-2 | Victory Square Park (Hastings @ Cambie) | DETAILS
DESIGN | Local designer Kate Duncan makes stunning furniture by marrying simple lines and a clean, modern aesthetic with a high level of craftsmanship. Her work is of the caliber that commands respect of other designers – even her line of cutting boards and serving trays are outstanding. So when we heard that she was pulling together an interior design and home décor pop-up shop that would showcase her furniture alongside the works of a handful of like-minded designers, we were stoked. "Address" continues this week at The Chinatown Experiment. Expect art, textiles, hardware, lighting, and more – all uncomplicated and imbued with beautiful style.
Now – June 4 | daily 11am – 7pm | The Chinatown Experiment (434 Columbia St.) | DETAILS
CINEMA | Late in 2013, the Cineworks Independent Filmmakers Society announced a competition for local filmmakers to "…write an original 10-minute script based on eight lines of open-ended dialogue from Atom Egoyan's award-winning The Sweet Hereafter." Many aspiring filmmakers rose to the challenge and the winning three will show their short films this week. Sweetness Follows directed by Christopher O'Brien, Karaoke or Die directed by Blair Dykes and I Really Like You directed by Jason Karman will premiere prior to the full-length screening of The Sweet Hereafter on Wednesday night. Grab a seat and see what Vancouver talent has to offer!
Wed, May 28 | 7pm | The Cinematheque (1131 Howe St) | $11 | DETAILS
EAT LOCAL | We add more Farmers Markets to roster this week: the West End market opens on Saturday and next Wednesday (June 4) sees the start of the Main Street Market. Farmers Markets are a great place to stock up on fresh, local food. Grab spot prawns while you can, salad greens, fresh asparagus, vegetables, and herbs, as well as cheese, artisan breads, preserves, honey, wild salmon, cookies and pies. Support the people who grow our food!
Yaletown | May 29 | 2-6pm | Mainland between Davie & Helmcken DETAILS
Trout Lake | May 31 | 9am-2pm | North Parking Lot, John Hendry Park | DETAILS
West End | May 31 | 9am-2pm | 1100 Block of Comox (across from Nelson Park) | DETAILS
Kits | June 1 | 10am-2pm | 2690 Larch @ 10th | DETAILS
Main Street | June 4 | 3pm-7pm | 1100 Block Main (Thornton Park) | DETAILS
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Michelle Sproule grew up in Kitsilano and attended University in Australia and the University of Victoria before receiving her graduate degree in Library Sciences from The University of Toronto. She lives in beautiful Strathcona and enjoys wandering aimlessly through the city's streets with her best friend – a beat up, sticky, grimy (but faithful) camera.


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Firefighters rescued a family on Sunday that was trapped in an apartment fire that left 60 residents displaced.
61 Residents Left Homeless After Pasadena Apartment Fire
More than 60 people were homeless Monday after a fire destroyed an apartment complex in the San Gabriel Valley.
Cat Rescued From Glendale Apartment Fire Has Yet To Be Claimed
Two days after it was rescued from an apartment fire in Glendale, a 12-year-old cat is resting comfortably at the Pasadena Humane Society.
Man Suffers 2nd, 3rd Degree Burns In North Hollywood Apartment Fire
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A resident was pulled in grave condition from an apartment fire in North Hollywood Wednesday night, authorities reported.
Woman, 90, Suffers Smoke Inhalation In WeHo Apartment Fire
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A jury has returned a $17.3 million verdict against Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling in a lawsuit by an actress who lost most of her belongings in a fire at a West Hollywood apartment building he owns.
Bedridden Elderly Woman Dies Following Ladera Heights Apartment Fire
A homicide investigation is underway following an apartment fire in Ladera Heights.
Murder, Arson Suspected In Deadly Apartment Fire In Rialto
A body was found in an apartment fire that displaced up to 100 residents in the city of Rialto.
Woman Rescued In Westlake District Apartment Building Fire
A 25-year-old woman was trapped in an apartment building fire early Monday morning in the Westlake District, officials said.
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A 35-year-old man suffered burns on more than 85 percent of his body Monday when a fire ignited inside an apartment in Koreatown.
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VSEA seeks to reduce Montpelier parking pinchBy David Taube
STAFF WRITER | February 24,2013MONTPELIER A state workers union is working to resolve the capital citys long-standing parking problems, which have been compounded by a recent legislative change, construction projects and the relocation of some Waterbury state workers to Montpelier.
An online survey by the Vermont State Employees Association has gathered more than 100 responses for what kind of travel reimbursement package they would like in order to help reduce parking issues in the capital city.
The responses will help inform solutions and a discussion at a meeting from noon to 1 p.m. March 12 in the House chambers of the Statehouse.
VSEA organizing director Kristen Warner said even with the addition of the Carr Lot by Taylor Street and the Winooski River, theres a net deficit of 290 spaces every day. At National Life, theres a deficit of 250 spaces every day, which doesnt include visitors, she said.
This is a pretty huge concern, she said. (And) that comes from the (Buildings and General Services) commissioner.
In late January, VSEA representatives met with state officials to reconcile the issue, bringing forth proposed solutions. The state Department of Buildings and General Services has responded to the recommendations, and the state is still evaluating how to proceed.
For the current legislative session, the state had expanded the number of reserved spots for legislators and legislative staff from 208 to 240, an increase that took away from the overall parking for state government. Warner said VSEA wants the spaces on a first-come, first-serve basis.
A November report noted that for the 1,595 state employees there year-round, parking areas adjacent to and near the Statehouse and key state buildings during the legislative session would be 992.
Traffic guidelines suggest that for every 10 people, there are eight spots, a ratio that exists when the Legislature is not in session but one that drops to six spots per 10 people during the session, according to the state.
The state last fall identified several ways to address parking woes, identifying options that range from 50 percent subsidies on bus passes to other financial incentives for measures like vanpooling. Michael Obuchowski, commissioner of Buildings and General Services, said funds are available for a pilot program.
The survey began last week and ends March 1.
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Pam Addington Februar 3, 23:29
I have watched your video over and over…and even tried to write down instructions. Some simple points are missing and I would love to have written instructions for this box in bows pattern. It's beautiful. Thanks for your time and response. God Bless!! You can email me the instructions or point me to the location where I can download the file. Thank You!
Sassy Pumpkins September 19, 17:36
Hi please could you write or video this pattern in English please? It's simply gorgeous and I'd love to use this pattern around a lacy afghan that I've created, this would finish it off beautifully. Thank you!
eliZZZa Antwort vom September 20th, 2011 05:25:
Dear @Sassy Pumpkins,
I will put your request on our lamb's wishlist, please give me some time to accomplish!
Sincerely yours,
eliZZZa Antwort vom September 20th, 2011 05:27:
Dear @Sassy Pumpkins,
I know, my English is lousy, but I am quite sure, this video IS in English in fact >;o)
Sincerely yours,


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Future Islands have shared a spectacular 4AD Session overnight.
The playlist features performances of tracks from their album Singles which was released this year via 4AD / Remote Control.
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Grab 'Singles' on iTunes
Future Islands have shared a spectacular 4AD Session overnight.
The playlist features performances of tracks from their album Singles which was released this year via 4AD / Remote Control.
Watch 'Doves' :
Grab 'Singles' on iTunes
Watch #throughglass created and directed by the phenomenal FKA twigs!
When Sunn O))) first approached Scott Walker about appearing on their 2009 album Monoliths & Dimensions, little did they know what it would actually lead to. Four years on, Scott was back with something even more enticing, collaborating on Soused, a body of work he was writing with them in mind.
Recorded in London in early 2014 and produced by Scott Walker and long-time ally Peter Walsh with the assistance of musical director Mark Warman, Soused is a 5-track, 50-minute collaborative record that cements the status of both act's wide-reaching and otherworldly renown.
'Soused' is out now via 4AD / Remote Control Records
As previously announced, Belle and Sebastian will release their ninth studio album Girls In Peacetime Want To Dance via Matador Records / Remote Control on Friday January 16 in Australia. The band have shared a peak of their album cover, track listing and more.
After a four year absence since their last Australian tour, including a performance at the Sydney Opera House, Belle & Sebastian will return to Australia this summer after announcing a spot at the New Zealand edition of Laneway Festival.
MONDAY 26 JANUARY- Laneway Festival Auckland, New Zealand
WEDNESDAY 28 JANUARY – The Tivoli Brisbane, Australia
THURSDAY 29 JANUARY- Enmore Theatre Sydney NSW
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TUESDAY 3 FEBRUARY – Astor Theatre Perth, WA
Yaaaaaaaaay Sunbeam Sound Machine have been announced as the Melbourne support for The Drums' upcoming tour as presented by St Jerome's Laneway Festival.
Get tickets here: http://bit.ly/LPTheDrums
Today Thurston Moore's new album 'The Best Day' is out via Matador Records / Remote Control Records.
The album features backing from James Sedwards, Deb Googe of My Bloody Valentine and Steve Shelley of Sonic Youth accompanying Thurston's thrashing guitars as well as blissful 12-string acoustic ballads.
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'Nose Dive' out now via Northside Records / Remote Control
Next years Golden Plains Music Festival has been announced and the lineup has us gooey eyed and psyched!!!
Joining the stellar cast will be our pals courtney barnett, Banoffee, Total Giovanni & Parquet Courts
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By Valerie Bennis, President and Founder of Essence of Vali
Lack of sleep continues to be an issue for many people, including children. A good night's rest is the foundation of health and well-being. More and more evidence point to lack of sleep as a contributor to declining physical, mental, emotional and spiritual health.
In honor of National Sleep month, we will bring to you some tips and tricks to help you sleep soundly throughout the month of March. We encourage you to join us in our Sleep Challenge where participants should aim to get 7-8 hours of sleep per night during the month of March. Think you are fine scraping by with 6 hours each night? Here's a list of reasons you should challenge yourself to 7 or 8 hours.


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8800-8898 Marks Street has a Walk Score of 68 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in the Dixon neighborhood in New Orleans. Nearby parks include Little Flower Playground, Frederick Square and Conrad Playground.
Nearby schools include Mary Bethune Elementary Literature/Technology Elementary School, McDonogh #42 Elementary Charter School and Xavier University of Louisiana.
The closest grocery stores are Mels Food Store LLC, Olive Supermarket and Regal Store.
Nearby coffee shops include Bayou Brew, LLC, Express Coffee Services and Sacred Grinds Coffee House. Nearby restaurants include Subway, Wakin' Bakin' and Crescent Pie & Sausage Company.
8800-8898 Marks Street is near Little Flower Playground, Frederick Square and Conrad Playground.
There are minimal bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. 8800-8898 Marks Street is somewhat bikeable, there is minimal bike infrastructure.


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You can find more class overviews, pvp videos, etc on my website: http://www.thehealthygamer.com/guild...2-professions/
I have the Guardian class fully fleshed out right now and working on the other classes. Let me know what class you'd like to see next and I'll get all my vids I have of them up!
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Engineer Class Overview Video and 2 PvP Videos
31-07-2012, 00:17 #2
Nice video.
Even knowing that the engineer will be a harder class to learn, I can't help but picking it as my first. Steep learning curve be damned. I just enjoyed it the most out of the classes I tried.
Thief will be my second character. Not that I'm trying to influence what video you decide to put together next.
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