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From acclaimed architects, to Turner prize-winning artists, Barbican Art Gallery presents major exhibitions by leading international figures. See some of the best exhibitions in the heart of the City of London, including a dynamic mix of architecture, design, fashion and photography.
The Curve is an art space and home to an exciting series of new commissions created for The Curve by contemporary artists.
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Daily 11.00-20.00
Tue & Thu 11.00-18.00
Thursdays open until 21.00
14th and 15th May open until 22.00
Closed 24-26 December, open New Year's Day from 12.00
Adults £8 online/£10 on the door
Concessions £7 online/£8 on the door
Other performances and exhibitions vary.
The nearest stations at Barbican and Moorgate. The Barbican is also a short walk from Liverpool Street and Farrindon Stations.
Additional info
The Main entrance at Silk Street is ramped and lifts give access to all levels. All our venues have seating for wheelchair users - please inform us of any access requirements on booking. There are three wheelchairs for visitors' use, subject to availability; these can be pre-booked by calling the Box Office on 020 7638 8891.
An induction loop is provided in the Concert Hall and Cinema. Visitors with hearing aids can make use of this facility by switching their hearing aid to the 'T' position. A radio network system is provided in the Theatre and Pit - visitors with hearing impairments may benefit from this facility. Headsets can be collected from Theatre Stalls Right prior to performance.
Constructing Worlds Photography and Architecture in the Modern Age
- 25 September 2014 — 11 January 2015 *on now
Since the very first photograph, architecture has proved to be an enduring subject matter for photographers. Constructing Worlds looks beyond the medium's ability to simply document the built world and explores the power of photography to reveal wider truths about society. The exhibition brings together 250 works – some rarely seen and many shown in the UK for the first time – by 18 leading photographers from the 1930s to now, who have changed the way we view architecture and think about the world in which we live.
Beginning with Berenice Abbott's ground-breaking photographs charting the birth of the skyscraper in New York, the show takes the visitor on a global journey of twentieth and twenty-first century architecture, including: Lucien Hervé's subtle evocations of modernity as found in Chandigarh by Le Corbusier; the luxury lifestyle of Julius Shulman's images of California's residences; the moving nature of Daniel Libeskind's Jewish Museum as seen by London-based photographer Hélène Binet; the recent dramatic growth of Chinese urbanisation recorded by Nadav Kander and the devastating effects of war in Afghanistan as expressed in the poignant images of Simon Norfolk.
Artists include: Berenice Abbott, Iwan Baan, Bernd and Hilla Becher, Hélène Binet, Walker Evans, Luigi Ghirri, Andreas Gursky, Lucien Hervé, Nadav Kander, Luisa Lambri, Simon Norfolk, Bas Princen, Ed Ruscha, Stephen Shore, Julius Shulman, Thomas Struth, Hiroshi Sugimoto and Guy Tillim. The exhibition is designed by the internationally recognised Brussels architecture firm, Office KGDVS, led by Kersten Geers and David Van Severen.
Suitable for
- Any age
Walead Beshty: A Partial Disassembling of an Invention Without a Future: Helter-Skelter and Random Notes in Which the Pulleys and Cogwheels Are Lying Around at Random All Over the Workbench
- 8 October 2014 — 8 February 2015 *on now
A Partial Disassembling of an Invention Without a Future: Helter-Skelter and Random Notes in Which the Pulleys and Cogwheels Are Lying Around at Random All Over the Workbench sees the London-born, Los Angeles-based artist Walead Beshty transform the Curve by covering the wall of the gallery from floor to ceiling with more than 12,000 cyanotype prints.
Each cyanotype (a photographic print with a cyan-blue tint) is produced using an object from the artist's studio, which is placed on a porous surface (such as discarded paper or cardboard) that has been coated with UV-sensitive material. After being exposed to sunlight, the object's silhouette appears against a cyan-blue background.
The installation presents the cyanotypes in chronological order, to form a visual diary, beginning with those created in October 2013 in Los Angeles, and ending with work created in London by Beshty over this summer, using materials from the Barbican and the surrounding environment.
The exhibition is accompanied by an events programme, to be announced.
In Conversation: Simon Norfolk with Julian Stallabrass
- 20 November 2014 From 7pm
Join critically acclaimed British photographer Simon Norfolk, renowned for his documentation of the 'military sublime' from Afghanistan to Iraq, as he discusses the impact of war on the built world with writer and curator Julian Stallabrass.
Suitable for
- Any age
16–25? Become a Young Barbican member for free and enjoy a discounted entry price of £5.
In Conversation: Walead Beshty with Brian Dillon
- 26 November 2014 From 7pm
Discover unique insights into Walead Beshty's artistic practice and cyantotype print methodologies as he discusses it with writer and critic Brian Dillon.
Dillon's work appears regularly in The Guardian, the London Review of Books, Artforum and Frieze. He is reading critical writing at the Royal College of Art, and UK editor of Cabinet magazine.
Suitable for
- Any age
16–25? Become a Young Barbican member for free and enjoy a discounted entry price of £5.
Architecture and Photography in Post–War Britain
- 27 November 2014 From 7pm
From the Modernist legacy to the rise of street photography and photojournalism, RIBA curators Justine Sambrook and Valeria Carullo explore the varied strands of architectural photography in post-war Britain and the cultural forces that contributed to shaping them.
Discover the work of acclaimed architectural photographers such as Edwin Smith, Eric de Maré and John Donat as well as unexpected images by celebrated artists such as Tony Ray-Jones.
Suitable for
- Any age
16–25? Become a Young Barbican member for free and enjoy a discounted entry price of £5.
Constructing Worlds Exhibition Tour with Tatjana LeBoff
- 4 December 2014 From 7pm
From Post-War Germany and 1970's America, to the metropolis of Caracas and the growing cities of the Middle East, join Tatjana LeBoff for a guided tour of the exhibition, and discover how architecture is revealed and the city explored through the camera lens.
Suitable for
- Any age
£12 (includes same day entry to the exhibition)
16–25? Become a Young Barbican member for free and enjoy a discounted entry price of £5.
Barbican Walking Guide
Explore the areas around the Barbican and its intriguing architecture. The guide can be downloaded for free and will take you around the highwalks which are some of the most interesting design features of the Barbican complex.
Getting there
The nearest stations at Barbican and Moorgate. The Barbican is also a short walk from Liverpool Street and Farrindon Stations.
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Reversing a December decision, the Ohio Supreme Court has agreed to hear Colerain Township's appeal of a decision that the Rumpke Landfill is a public utility.
The court announced today that it has accepted a discretionary appeal to hear the case filed by Colerain Township.
In December, the court said it would not hear the township's appeal of a lower court's ruling that the landfill is a public utility and, therefore, is not subject to township zoning requirements.
Rumpke plans to add 350 acres to its Struble Road landfill. The Colerain Township Board of Trustees rejected the plan in 2006 and Rumpke appealed, arguing the landfill was a public utility and should not be subject to zoning. The landfill won its appeal, and then Colerain Township officials appealed to the Supreme Court, which declined to hear the case. The township appealed that decision and the justices have now agreed to hear the appeal.
Rumpke officials could not be reached for comment.
Colerain Township Trustee President Dennis Deters said he is pleased with the decision.
"Ultimately, the question is should the landfill be zoneable," he said. "It's an important question, and it should be determined by the Ohio Supreme Court."
Trustee Jeff Ritter said the decision to hear the appeal is great news for the township and those who have opposed the landfill's expansion.
Trustee Joseph Wolterman agreed, saying a decision from the Ohio Supreme Court is in the best interest of all parties involved, particularly the residents of Colerain Township.
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An anime OVA film from 1985 considered an important milestone for the cyperpunk genre. In a post-apocalyptic future where Tokyo only exists as a simulated reality, the delinquent motorcyclist Shogo Yahagi gains possession of a government prototype bike which leads him to discover the truth about the city.
Bike-loving Shogo Yahagi obtains the transformable motorcycle-weapon Garland and is soon hotly pursued by the military. While location-hunting for a film he plans to make with his girlfriend's roommate, he wanders into the underground world beneath Tokyo and realizes that he is not in Tokyo at all but a facsimile built inside a spaceship, controlled by the master computer Bahamut. He is in a Megazone, a ship built to hold a billion people, one of many that fled Earth in 2331 as the planet faced imminent environmental collapse. In order to reeducate humankind to avoid making previous mistakes, the Megazones are completely virtual worlds. The occupants are convinced that they are really living in the 20th century, and the central computer, Bahamut, is programmed to maintain the illusion until such time as humankind is ready to repopulate the slowly recovering Earth. However, alien vessels are preparing to attack, and Eve, a virtual idol constructed by Bahamut, contacts Shogo through Garland and begs him to help.
A video anime given a theatrical release in Japan, Megazone 23 shared many of the same staff as the earlier Macross, a fact exploited in the U.S., where it was edited into the unrelated Robotech series as Robotech: The Movie.
The sequel, M23: Tell Me the Secret, features radically different artwork from new designer Umezu. Set six months later, Shogo collaborates with the Trash motorcycle gang in an attempt to regain Garland from the military. The alien Desarg are causing considerable damage to the technologically inferior crew of Megazone 23, but amid the battle, Shogo is reunited with his girlfriend, Yui, in a series of bed scenes cut from the video but left in the theatrical release. Eventually, Shogo saves the day, and it is revealed that Megazone 23's journey has come full circle, and the time is right for humanity to return to Earth.
As the Megazone series drew to a graceful close, the anime business was thrown into upheaval by the runaway success of Akira. Mere moments after they laid their original story to rest, successfully delivering their characters from a gritty, urban nightmare, the producers turned right around and jammed them back in for the two-part finale M23: Return of Eve and M23: Freedom Day. Typically, these episodes were released abroad as Megazone 23 with no reference to the two earlier installments. Instead of the pastoral idyll promised by the end of the original, the story restores the characters to a Blade Runner-esque future. Amid mock religious musings about Eve, a virtual idol who shall redeem us all from our sins, life isn't all it's cut out to be in Eden, and new hero Eiji Tanaka is a motorcycle-riding hacker who gets recruited by the government to fight computer terrorism. Except that the terrorists are the good guys, and when Eiji discovers this, he switches sides and leads a revolution from the inside.
News broadcasts make it obvious that the government is lying. People ride around on bikes. There's a conspiracy within a conspiracy. The bad guys aren't necessarily all that bad. But while these elements worked well enough in Akira, they leave a nasty taste in the mouth when you know that they're being deliberately swiped in a cynical cash-in-annoying enough for the screenwriter himself to use the Arii Emu pseudonym also seen in the lackluster Bubblegum Crisis spin-off Bubblegum Crash.
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Hey all!
Buster and Mario were up late last night rounding up our laundry list of problems and checking them off. Everything should be a gogo now! HIt me up in Customer Service if you notice anything out of whack!
Thanks for your patience and happy writing!
Robot Revolt!
Hello writers!
We have had a hectic long weekend of getting our new house together, organizing construction that is to start this week, and (very sadly) putting dear old family kitty to sleep. I didn't work for 5 days while I tried to deal with all the home things and all my last time kitty cuddling.
So of course it was the perfect time for all robots to pitch a fit and revolt! Email verification is down! Time off feature is down! Eternity is down (of course)! Email reminders are down! Password emails are down!
Luckily, if you don't need anything but the site to work? You're in luck. Write away! We will be working all night to figure just what happened, and how we can make it good again.
If your streak is broken due to these issues, hit me up in Customer Service and I will fix it right away!
Thanks for your patience and happy writing!!!
A little more about Eternity…
I had a nice sit down over some tea with our tech, Mario the other day. I needed him to dumb down the problems we are having with the Eternity section of 750words, so that I could really grasp the time it is taking to fix for myself, and also be able to explain it to all of you.
Basically, in very dumbed down language (I don't speak engineer, sadly), it goes something like this:
We switched over to different servers some time ago because there are so many wonderful people using our site and the data had become so cumbersome. Storage was ridiculously expensive. To streamline, we found another provider. In that switch over, a bug happened with the Eternity code.
Our Eternity section is very special. Lots of you have written to me alarmed because Eternity has declared your words sensual or violent when they were in fact, not. What you should understand is that the data is not based specifically on what you've written that very day, but based on ALL the data collected in your profile since you started writing your words with us. So, every day, every entry, it compares your writing to ALL the MILLIONS of other words you've written. For your data in comparison to other users, it's looking at ALL THE WORDS.
So! Once the code is fixed for good, which we hope happens soon, the robots will have to look at all the words for all us users and recalculate your Eternity statistics. This will take a good while. Probably a month? But you know how robots are, right? They start to save and then run for a while and then you wake up in the morning and realized that they stopped sometime during the night and you have to start it again. Darn robots!
So! That's my update as best as I can explain it. Please know that we are doing our best to fix things, even though scrapping the Eternity section altogether is probably the best fix of all. (Don't believe we haven't had fantasies about that).
The thing is, we really like our Eternity section, and hope to have it restored sometime soon.
In the meantime, thank you for your patience and (above all) HAPPY WRITING!
Eternity thorns in my side…
Hi All,
I'm sorry I've been absent on our tumblr blog. I get a little shy about writing to the world at large sometimes.
I have also been VERY FRUSTRATED with our Eternity feature. We keep patching it and then, shortly thereafter, we start to get reports again about it not working. I have debated taking the feature down altogether, but also find all of that data so so interesting. It's a feature I myself always check and don't want to lose!
In the meantime, during this eternally long drama about Eternity, Buster has been working on deadline after deadline for his primary job and just doesn't have very much time to code for our little site. The only other person I trust with our privacy is Mario, who was at the helm in Customer Service before I took over in January of 2012. Mario is a great engineer, and has a lot of love for 750words, and would never compromise our privacy. We love him!
I contacted him last week about re-writing some portions of our Eternity feature and hopefully doing more than just a patch up job (since the patches keep breaking). He is more than happy to assist us, but is also working on a crazy deadline at work. His project ends in mid-August, and he says that he can make himself available to us at that point to fix the problems we've been having.
I realize that this is still weeks away, but alas it is our best option for a real live, long term, fix.
Thanks as always for your patience in the matter.
In other news, I am enjoying hearing from all of you in our customer service forum and through email. It is always heartening to hear your stories and know about all the many voices we have on our site. it helps me so much to communicate with you all through these messages and know that there a real, vibrant, work being accomplished on our site. Thank you for that and keep it all coming!!
Happy summer, happy writing, and happy days to you all!
My very best,
Hello all!
Busy times here, as usual. We've had an important houseguest and hosted a lovely spring fling at our home over the weekend. I have definitely not kept my streak running during this time and, more importantly, I've been sadly remiss in posting about heartbleed on our status blog.
The good news is that we had our old friend, Mario, fix and fortify against Heartbleed the very week it happened. We are very thankful for his help, and happy to report that you don't have to worry about any information leak when it comes to your most private, thought streaming, 750words.
Thank you for your patience in hearing back from us and, as always, happy writing!!
Using Your Problems to Build a Business
Listen in as Dane Sanders and Buster Benson talk about how to build a business by starting with solving your problems.
Fun podcast I did with Dane Sanders where I talk a bunch about 750 Words and the intersection of business and creativity. Let me know if anything resonates with you.
Eternity is eternally problematic
I know I've said a million times that Eternity is almost fixed but WOAH, it is still not there. We are having to manually run a script for every day since last August to fix this problem. At this rate, we are cruising through perhaps one week for every day we work.
I'm pretty annoyed, but we are plugging on. It's going to take some (MORE) time, but we'll get there.
As ever, thanks for your patience and support!
Eternity! Is *almost* fixed…
Hi everyone!
I'm happy to report that our Eternity feature is so, so close to being fixed.
The problem was a bit more complicated than we initially realized. We had to call our old friend and former Customer Service/ Tech support friend Mario up in Seattle to help out. Now, the robots are busy collecting ALL the words you have put into our little site since last November so that they can reassess your statistics and get up to date.
Hopefully this process will be done by this weekend and everything will once again be glorious in chart land! I will post here to let you know when everything is finalized, so that you can report in yourselves and verify that this pesky problem is overcome.
Thank you so much for all your patience about this! A special shout out to all of you who wrote in your well wishing during my season of convalescence. It has meant the world to me! I am definitely on the mend and happy to be working busily again.
Onward with the happiest of writing,
On the Mend, take 2
Hello writers,
I am happy to tell you that I am alive, but not happy to share that I managed to contact the H1N1 virus about a week after my surgery. Because I was already immune compromised, It has not been easy to recover.
I am just well enough to walk (very very slowly) on crutches to my nearest coffee shop, and hope to be able to catch up on our customer service requests there by the end of the month. I am very very far behind at this point.
Our Eternity section is still down. I still have not scheduled a work date for Buster to fix it. We are just maxed out for this month and begging forgiveness and patience from our community here, our friends, and our family.
On the mend…
Hello Wordly Writers!
I am sad to report that I am laying here in bed for what feels like the umpteenth day in a row after a surgery. As a result of my convalescence, which immediately followed a week long vacation, I am very behind on answering requests at this time.
I intend to spend some hours today sifting through my customer service requests, but will require some patience this month.
A few quick points:
- I am noticing several complaints that our email verification system is bugging out, and asking you time and again to verify your email. Sorry about that! We will fix it the moment we can.
- I am also still seeing a handful of complaints that the stats aren't working. That will require more doing from Buster, and I'm not sure when he will have time to address it between working full time and taking all care for bedridden me and small fry, Niko.
I will try to update here as the status of things change. In the meantime, thank you as always for your patience and happy writing!


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by Maddieo87 | May 23, 2008 12:52PM EDT
Apparently the finale has aired in canada!!!!!!!! Heaps of people on the ABC.COM message boards are talking about the finale and how great it was!!! If anyone on here is from Canada and has a link, or is going to be uploading the finale anytime soon... i' more
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I can't choose between Dalaric and Delena. I'm a hardcore DE shipper, but Damon's connection to Alaric is heartbreaking and I love it. Especially now in season 4, he still talks to his grave and saves a seat for him at the grill (!!!).
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Wearing pink attire, 300 students, administrators and teachers gathered Friday on the field between Woonsocket Middle School's Villa Novan and Hamlet buildings to form a giant human pink ribbon as a way of celebrating a recent fundraiser to benefit the Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer Awareness Foundation during Breast Cancer Awareness month in October. The school raised $1,500 through students, teachers and school administrators.
WOONSOCKET – A local man is facing a string of drug charges after a motor vehicle stop, police said.
Chyron Abney of 27 Olo St. was already wanted on a warrant for two counts of delivery of cocaine when police stopped his green Pontiac on Arnold Street Thursday, said Detective Jamie Paone, a spokeswoman for the police. After stopping the vehicle, police searched his apartment, where they found crack cocaine, marijuana, pharmaceuticals and cash.
LINCOLN – Voters will face a full election ballot when they enter the town's 12 polling places on Tuesday.
Decisions for electing the President of the United States, members of Congress and local legislative seats will greet voters, but the single, local ballot question, No. 8, for an expansion of gambling at Twin River Casino will likely represent the most significant local decision before them.
Town Clerk Karen Allen said voters will find that important question on a second ballot sheet with no other items on it.
EAST GREENWICH — Throughout the three overtime periods, Burrillville High senior tri-captain Alex LeClair stood in her goalie box physically shaking, not from Saturday evening's chill but from the fear of … dare we say it? Failure.
"I was physically and mentally exhausted, but all of that went away when it finally ended," she grinned.
WOONSOCKET — What makes the 2012 edition of Woonsocket High so unique is that Carnell Henderson's Villa Novans have learned to win games in all kinds of ways.
There have been blowouts, close shaves and other instances when the Villa Novans took the field minus a full compliment of healthy bodies. Other times, Woonsocket has been its own worst enemy, turning the ball over at an alarming rate.
That, in turn, allowed the opposition to hang out, a storyline that unfolded before the Novans' eyes Saturday afternoon at Barry Field.
PROVIDENCE – The idea of framing Saturday's first-ever hoops get-together between Providence College and Rhode Island College as merely an exhibition game doesn't paint a complete picture.
WOONSOCKET – Thirty-one employees of Landmark Medical Center and the Rehabilitation Hospital of Rhode Island were laid off Tuesday.
Bill Fischer, spokesman for Landmark, said the affected group included members of management, hospital administrators and patient care workers. He said the cuts were necessary to keep Landmark solvent during the process of completing a merger with the hospital's latest suitor.
CUMBERLAND - Choruses representing five area churches will be performing a unique nondenominational concert Sunday to benefit the Northern Rhode Island Food Pantry located on Nate Whipple Highway.
The Food Pantry Choral Benefit Concert will be held at 3 p.m. at St. John Vianney Church, 3069 Diamond Hill Road. The concert, which will include gospel to contemporary, features choirs from St. John Vianney Church, Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Four Corners Community Chapel, Calvin Presbyterian Church and Arnold Mills United Methodist Church.
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WOONSOCKET- Frances M. (Saporito) Fazzio, 87, of Mowry St., died Thursday November 1, 2012 at home with her family by her side. She was the beloved wife of Richard Fazzio.
Richard and Frances celebrated their 66th Wedding Anniversary this August 24th.
Born in Woonsocket, daughter of the late Pietro and Fillipa (Ministera) Saporito.
Mrs. Fazzio worked as a sewer for Narragansett Knitting, until retiring in 1968.
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Moe was born March 9, 1925 in Audubon, MN to Beda (Johnson) and Edwin Moe.
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The guys also discussed what goalie could take the Vezina Trophy this year, could Tim Thomas win it again? Is Thomas in the discussion to win the Hart Trophy?
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A transmission electron micrograph (four views) of a herpes simplex virus. Courtesy David Gregory and Debbie Marshall, Wellcome Images.
Herpes Virus Exploits Immune Response to Bolster Infection
Researchers at the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine and colleagues report that the herpes simplex virus type-1 (HSV-1), which affects an estimated 50 to 80 percent of all American adults, exploits an immune system receptor to boost its infectivity and ability to cause disease.
The findings are published in the June 6, 2013 issue of Nature Communications.
HSV-1 is a persistent and problematic pathogen. Typically, it infects victims through oral secretions (kissing, sharing a contaminated toothbrush) or through openings in the skin. In healthy people, the result may be cold sores or fever blisters. In people with compromised immune systems, HSV-1 can pose more serious and chronic health problems. It can spread, for example, to organs like the brain, lungs and liver, where the infection may become life-threatening. Some patients, such as those with atopic dermatitis – a common form of eczema that accounts for roughly 20 percent of all dermatologic referrals, are especially vulnerable to serious complications stemming from an HSV-1 infection.
Led by principal investigator Richard L. Gallo, MD, PhD, professor of medicine and chief of UC San Diego's Division of Dermatology, the scientists found that HSV-1 launches an infection by binding to receptors on the surface of skin cells. Ordinarily, if a cell recognizes the virus as an invader, an immune response is immediately triggered, which includes a group of proteins called scavenger receptors that help identify and remove harmful viruses.
But sometimes the process goes awry. While studying HSV-1 and scavenger receptors in cultured human skin cells, Gallo and colleagues in the Atopic Dermatitis Research Network, funded by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, discovered that the virus strongly interacts with a particular receptor called a macrophage receptor with collagenous structure or MARCO, which it uses to gain entry into cells.
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ST. JOHN | Photos of a family's beloved canine member, wooden ornaments hand-painted by Cub Scouts with messages of gratitude and bottles of detergent adorn some of the dozens of Christmas trees at Prairie West Park.
On Friday, those trees along with an array of figures, lit up the surrounding neighborhood and the night sky at the town's annual Festival of the Lights.
A long-standing town tradition, the Festival of the Lights revolves around real evergreen trees that are set up at Prairie West Park and are decorated by various businesses, organizations and families.
The festival draws crowds every year. Youngsters line up to visit with Santa Claus in the park pavilion which is enclosed and decorated with an array of kid-centric figures including the Sesame Street troupe, rubber duckies and a toy train set.
Santa will again listen to Christmas wishes from 4 to 7 p.m. on Saturdays through Dec. 21.
Rory the Pup, the three-year old long-haired Chihuahua member of the Snell family, made her Christmas tree debut at this year's festival
"At Halloween, the kids kept saying what a cute dog she is, so I decided to start her own Facebook page," said Jill Snell of St. John, who visited Prairie West Park with 23-year old daughter, Avalon.
"Then we got a letter from the town about decorating these trees so we decided to do a tree for Rory," Jill Snell said. "We've had her since she was six months old. My husband knew the people who owned her and they couldn't keep her so we took her."
Decorating one of the trees has been a three-year tradition for the Daugherty and Wenskus families of Schererville, said Linda Daugherty Wenskus as she checked the decorations prior to the festival.
"We love Christmas. (Decorating the tree) is a fun thing to do. This time of year just makes us happy," she said.
The tradition extends to the family matriarch, 84-year old Claudine Daugherty; her son and daughter-in-law, David and Cindy; daughter Kim Daugherty and Linda and husband, Edward.
"We make it a family occasion, eating hot dogs, drinking hot chocolate and watching the fireworks," Linda Wenskus said.
Among the businesses represented in the small forest of Christmas trees was the St. John-based Loads of Fun Laundromat. Empty bottles of liquid detergent and fabric softener made a whimsical display along with a string garland festooned with paper cutouts of clothing hanging from wooden clothespins.
Members of St. John Cub Scout Pack 550 created hand-painted wooden blocks that included a variety of "I Am Thankful For…" messages.
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While many in the perennial world seem to think that annuals have gone out of style, the "wow" factor they provide is undeniable. Tropical plants and annual flowers are perfect for temporarily filling in the spaces between slow-growing shrubs and trees, which is one of the many reasons books like Stephanie Cohen and Jennifer Benner's The Nonstop Garden recommend that annuals and tropicals make up about 20% of your garden beds.
New varieties of fountain grass have become the latest trend for those looking for a fast, bodacious blast of seasonal color. You might think of fountain grass as being one of the sturdiest perennials around, even for colder climates. But these new varieties fall under the category of "temperennial" (read it again, I didn't say temperamental!), which is to say they're a perennial in temperate zones 9 to 11, but best treated as an annual in cooler climes or areas with a lot of rainfall (i.e., most of the Northwest).


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Various Artists: Timeless: Hank Williams Tribute
The range of subjects of tribute albums is vast: everyone from the Beatles to Elvis, Cole Porter to Leonard Cohen, Suzanne Vega to Black Sabbath,
Woven: EPrime
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Will.i.am: Lost Change
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The Verve Pipe: Underneath
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Transient: The Conceptual World Is Losing Its Grip
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Tears for Fears: Shout: The Very Best of Tears for Fears
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Billy Bob Thornton: Private Radio
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Tenacious D: self-titled
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Spiritualized: Let It Come Down
The personal nature of these songs is what really sets 'Let It Come Down' apart from anything Spiritualized has done before. It's as though J. Spaceman has realized that once you're in deep outer-space, the only way to escape is to come back home.
The Soul Brothers: The Rough Guide to the Soul Brothers
It's kind of a legend, at least in pop music terms. Paul Simon is having the third or fourth of his mid-life crises, driving
Sugarbomb: Bully
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Stars: The Comeback EP
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Italian cool meets Bossa Nova with a little touch of jazz-house. Cinecitta soundtracks get the Jazzanova treatment. Bebel Gilberto goes Abstract Lounge. Any of the
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Hi! I'm Sam . I am in second year Illustration at Sheridan College.
Last week we started getting into portraits. I forgot to put white into my gestures. Oopsie. My prof Stan was talking about getting in the struture of the head/face, and I'm just WUT. So I made an attempt in the second drawing here, but it doesn't give me any time for any shading. I'm a slow person. :(
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OK, maybe it's a good thing that the morally-challenged senator is on the other side of the debate. He recently said: My position is perfectly clear: a cap and trade system is obsolete in its approach to green house gas reductions, it has not worked, and I do not see it working. Yes a very good position for a delayer, since a carbon tax is a political nonstarter (and dubious for other reasons), while a technology-only strategy can't do the job.
Some good energy news: US wind power installations are projected to jump 63 percent this year amid concern about global warming and rising fuel prices, an industry group said on Wednesday. The US wind industry is on track to complete a total of 4,000 megawatts worth of installations in 2007, or about enough to power 1 million average homes, according to the American Wind Energy Association [AWEA]. Tip o' the hat to state renewable energy standards and the federal production tax credit. You can get more details from the AWEA website, including the third-quarter market report. Here are some state highlights: Texas again added the largest amount of new wind power generation (600 MW). Colorado installed 264 MW and now ranks as the state with the sixth-largest amount of wind power generation. Washington, with 140 MW of new wind capacity, pulls ahead of Minnesota into fourth place. So yes, climate progress does occur, when the government works at it. This post was created for ClimateProgress.org, a project of the Center for American Progress Action Fund.
This post is by ClimateProgress guest blogger Bill Becker, Executive Director of the Presidential Climate Action Project. ----- We've seen in Part I that the political climate is changing. How should presidential candidates talk about climate in the 2008 campaign? My advice to the candidates is to love the global warming deniers and delayers to death and to handle the economic issue head-on. Invite them into constructive discussion. Elevate the dialogue. Emphasize without stopping or deviation that climate change is not a partisan issue, and it should not be a political issue. Talk about the massive new global markets awaiting innovative American technologies, about climate change as the next great challenge for the nation's genius, about how tackling climate change is our path to security and prosperity in the 21st century. It happens to be the truth. Follow Barack Obama's example of truth-telling. He had the guts earlier this year to tell the Detroit Economic Club that we need to raise CAFE standards. He won praise from Time columnist Joe Klein this week for refusing to pander to voters. Klein spent a day with Obama in Iowa and watched him handle a question about global warming. Obama talked about the need for a cap-and-trade regime to reduce carbon emissions, then said: "One of the themes of this campaign is to tell voters what they need to hear, not just what they want to hear ... So I've got to tell you there will be a cost to this -- and the utility companies will pass it along to consumers. You can expect a spike in electricity prices." Then he added the critical message: new technologies will eventually bring prices back down. Obama also could have said this:
This post is by ClimateProgress guest blogger Bill Becker, Executive Director of the Presidential Climate Action Project. ----- In addition to his Oscar and Nobel Prize, Al Gore may be in line for the title of Prognosticator of the Year. Last January while I was attending his training program in Nashville, Gore predicted that by the time of the 2008 presidential election, climate change would be the hottest issue in the race. That prediction hasn't come true yet, but things are moving that way. Climate change is emerging like a tropical storm building to Category 5. It may become the issue that most clearly defines the candidates' courage, vision, ability to unify the nation, and willingness to be honest with the American people. "The most remarkable thing about the environmental debates taking place in this year's presidential campaign is that they're occurring at all," Time magazine reported this week. "Once the stuff of a few hug-the-planet bromides in green states like Vermont and Oregon, the environment is one of the hot topics of the 2008 campaign."
John Podesta and Peter Ogden of the Center for American Progress have written a chapter titled "Global Warning: The Security Challenges of Climate Change," for a report called "The Age of Consequences: The Foreign Policy and National Security Implications of Global Climate Change." They describe their work as follows:
The final part of "MidEast Oil Forever?" (subs. req'd) discusses pollution prevention. I think the discussion still holds up, and as you can see, I am no Johnny-come-lately to the global warming issue. What is particularly sad about the Bush administration, is that while they eschew the anti-clean-technology rhetoric of Reagan and Gingrich -- indeed claim to be pro-clean-technology, they have gutted some of the best clean tech and energy efficiency programs. In particular, they have slashed the budget for the Energy Department's major pollution prevention effort, the Industries of the Future program (described briefly in the article), and the president has proposed zeroing it out entirely. This administration's energy and climate policy make the final sentence of this article, sadly, as true as ever: "Only a misbegotten ideology could conceive a blunder of such potentially historic proportions." Here is what we wrote:
After the introduction and an explanation of "The Coming Oil Crisis" and "Abandoning the Solution," the next part of "MidEast Oil Forever?" (subs. req'd) is a discussion of the "The Renewables Revolution." One of the great energy tragedies of the 1980s is that President Reagan gutted the renewable energy R&D budget (and the entire clean energy budget) -- a stunning 90% cut in key technologies -- just as America was assuming technological and marketplace leadership in core areas like wind and solar power. One of the great energy tragedies of the 1990s is that the Gingrich Congress blocked the Clinton administration's efforts to significantly ramp up renewable and clean energy funding, which could have restored U.S. leadership in technologies that even then were obviously going to be the foundation of major job-creating industries in the coming century. Here is what we wrote on renewables:
After the introduction and an explanation of "The Coming Oil Crisis," the next part of "MidEast Oil Forever?" (subs. req'd) begins the discussion of the technology-based solution -- and how the Congress is working to block it. Yes, long before Shellenberger & Nordhaus claim to have pioneered the positive technology message that everyone else supposedly never tried, many of us were waging a public death-match (without their help) to save those technologies -- especially since the Gingrich Congress was dead set against a regulatory approach, such as tougher fuel economy standards. Even back in 1996, we understood the promise of cellulosic ethanol and hybrid gasoline-electric vehicles -- though after years of trying, we could never get Detroit to give them any more than lip service. Back in the mid-1990s, I still had some optimism for hydrogen fuel cell cars -- but the inability to make key breakthroughs over the past 10 years, and the realities of the alternative fuels market, have since persuaded me it is a dead end, especially from the perspective of global warming. Here is what we wrote:
After the introduction, the next part of "Mideast Oil Forever?" (subs. req'd) predicted in 1996 that we would have an oil crisis in ten years, and that we would be in a weak position to respond if Congress succeeded in gutting our clean energy programs. That may seem obvious now, but oil prices were low in the mid-1990s -- in the previous three years, oil prices had averaged about $16 a barrel -- and only a few oil/security analysts (whom we cite) were raising alarms. This prediction proved to be right in the main, and I am especially proud of the final paragraph in this section, where we made what was, at the time, a fairly original geostrategic argument that has been proven all-too-true. Here is what we wrote:
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The past week was pretty significant at our house – both children moved on from their respective schools. My son is now a high school student and my daughter has left elementary school. Oh boy!
Contrary to most others opinions, I am not worried about my son coming to high school. This is one of the major reasons I have the job I do. I am "in the loop"; I totally understand how the system works and what my son will need to do to excel. Now making sure he does these things is a whole other matter! My worries for high school include things like who will he sit with at lunch and will he find a true best friend among the 399 other freshmen.
My daughter spent her last day in elementary school on Friday. This was alot harder than I expected it to be! When her brother left elementary school, I still had three more years at my beloved Estes Elementary but Friday marked the end.
I'm not sure if other parents feel the same attachment to where their babies spend their first years of school but I am overwhelmed with feeling for this place. Here is where my son had teachers who went to TEACCH training just to learn more about him and his autism. Here is where my daughter had teachers who pushed her and made her feel proud of her abilities. They made a point of telling her she was smart and also strong and talented. This group of teachers and aids and administrators gave my children the beautiful gift of confidence and I can't possibly thank them enough.
I pass by Estes Elementary every day – it's on the way to the Ingles grocery where I will soon merit my own parking spot. As I went by today I thought about how I will never be in the morning drop off lane watching very small children with very large book bags wave enthusiastically goodbye to their parent. Made me a little teary but that's okay, being a bit maudlin now and then is good for me.
Thus closes one more chapter in this wild ride of parenting. It did pass faster than I expected – just like those who came before me warned it would. So this is my public thank you to my beloved Estes Elementary – you are the best!!
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Moderator ActionThe post that was here (and all 8 followups to it), has been moved to a new topic .. »Unlimited Internet option on Rogers for a limited time
NOW: Granted, this "unlimited" cap on Rogers part means nothing in the short term to anyone. What it does reflect in is the Big picture. This is just another example of Rogers saying one thing and doing another. Unlimited is unlimited, nothing less. Any sort of cap is unacceptable be it enforced or not.
absolutely not true. i've got the cisco dpc3825, which is $7/month and can get unlimited on all plans, as they were about to give me unlimited on the old ultimate plan last night. only upgrade required is for the new 150/10. so don't just state something that's a lie for others to take at your word.
Is it possible to get unlimited with the DPC3825? They are saying I have to "upgrade" to the Hitron modem.
Is it possible to get unlimited with the DPC3825? They are saying I have to "upgrade" to the Hitron modem.
Well the person submitted a form for ultimate for me, on the SMC modem. Just sharing my exp. Said I should get it within 3-5 days. I thought it was going to be an instant change starting on the 19th?
don't hold your breath. i called saturday, had the form filled out, nothing on file but my cable cancellation request when the RogersHelps team looked into it last night. might as well call and get it done right away.
not sure. it was a long time between responses for a bit. i questioned the $152.99 as i was on the older plan since nobody wanted to confirm that i could get 150/10 here in ottawa (i already knew it was available in kanata). never mentioned the modem change, but i suppose that would've been where the conversation went had i agreed to the ultimate package. 35 down is fine for me, before i switched to rogers for internet i was on 6 down with acanac dsl, so i've just been plan hopping as usage needs change for the caps. i'll take $65 unlimited at 35 down over $92 for ultimate speed that i don't really need. edit: sorry, you can get unlimited with the cisco box, however i cannot confirm if unlimited ultimate is available.
yyzlhr, do you know if there is any fine print regarding the RHP lite plan. Do I have to get a higher home phone plan to qualify for this triple play $10 unlimited promotion.
contact RogersHelps on twitter or call Customer Service - they'll be able to confirm for you & get the service(s) you want added to your account right then & there.
absolutely not true. i've got the cisco dpc3825, which is $7/month and can get unlimited on all plans, as they were about to give me unlimited on the old ultimate plan last night. only upgrade required is for the new 150/10. so don't just state something that's a lie for others to take at your word.
"You are correct in that the details on the Rogers.com website indicate that you can add unlimited internet to any package. With that said, as was discussed earlier, the details as to how unlimited usage is attained for the different tiers is explained in the links provided on that same page. This is not false advertising; you were advised earlier what would be required to have unlimited usage on the Ultimate tier [downgrade to extreme plus or cancel home phone or cancel cable tv]. However, I do apologize if the wording on the page has confused matters. You have my assurance that your feedback will be forwarded to our Planning department in order to review how the details are explained, to ensure the specifications are provided in a clear and concise manner."
it's still available to anyone with the cisco router, which is what i stated. the fact that you can't obtain it as a customer with other services, is a different story. but it is an actual fact that it can be obtained by someone with the cisco router. see my previous post with a direct screenshot with confirmation from the RogersHelps team on Twitter. nothing stopped me from upgrading to unlimited ultimate with the cisco router last night, except the fact that a) RogersHelps closed for the night and b) i downgraded my plan.
yyzlhr, do you know if there is any fine print regarding the RHP lite plan. Do I have to get a higher home phone plan to qualify for this triple play $10 unlimited promotion.
Unlimited for ultimate is only available for non triple play customers for $30.
Except for internet, wireless and maybe TV I don't know why you'd want to get anything else from Rogers..
they say its unlimited but it really is not so I dont know why rogers advertise unlimited 976459.97 GB that's how much you can download till march 31
system of limitations. and no, it's not until march 31st. you see that in my screenshot for month-to-date usage? nope. since their data usage reporting is full of fail, they need a way to report it for record keeping purposes. that's what the answer always is. record keeping purposes. it works for almost everything else, right?
then when is it till then if u look on page 1 its says till march 31 and that whats the roger guy told me its a beta test
you clearly missed the part where my confirmation e-mail shows hi-speed extreme ultimate until april 18th (end of the next billing cycle)... it doesn't say that unlimited stops automagically on march 31st.where are your facts to back up your words, or those supposedly said by Rogers?
Unlimited Internet option on Rogers for a limited timeHi everybody.I've got great news to share today.As of Feb. 19, Rogers will be offering an unlimited Internet option to our customers for a limited time, until March 31, 2013.Heres how it works: Customers who currently subscribe to TV, Internet and home phone can add unlimited Internet usage to their account for an additional $10 a month Customers who currently subscribe to only one or two of these services (TV, Internet or home phone) can add unlimited Internet usage to their account for an additional $30 a monthCustomers can sign up by visiting their local Rogers store or calling 1-888-Rogers1 to add the unlimited usage option to their plan and it will take effect as of Feb. 19.Further details will be available on Rogers.com later this afternoon.Total976562 GBUsed102.03 GBRemaining976459.97 GB
really? you don't understand that it's a limited time promotional offer, as in if you don't add it to the account before the offer period ends, you don't get to add it? that's typically how promotional offers work, like any other sales deal.
so when does it run till ? April ? Also I paying $30 Because i'm On The high extreme Plan
if you've added the unlimited add-on, look at your confirmation e-mail. it does not state an end-date for the service. just like if you were to go to your wireless carrier and add an unlimited text add-on for $20/month to go with your existing rate plan, unless it's a 50% off discount on that $20 service, you pay the $20 service until either you cancel, or change up your service. from what i've been able to confirm myself over the phone with Rogers, and from basic understanding, the $30 unlimited add-on promo doesn't have an end date as of yet. there certainly are no terms i have received from rogers that state it ends any time soon. and the moment they bring in a change of terms notice, just call 'em up and demand something better or walk away. simple as that, really.
ok thanks $30.00 A lot Better then paying $100 lol
absolutely it is!lets just see how long this actually lasts. they've canned unlimited before, nothing saying they won't can it again (at this point in time anyway). one day, Canada won't suck when it comes to service providing in the digital world. one day. I just hope most of us are young enough to enjoy it when that day comes.
has anyone that has triple play got the ultimate unlimited for $10???


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