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At first sight, you'd be mistaken for thinking that Ristorante D'Amore was a brand new entry on Capri's culinary scene. In reality, this little restaurant at the end of Via delle Botteghe, just a few meters away from the Piazzetta, has been here for years: only with a different name (Il Sollievo), a different chef and a dramatically different interior design.
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Robert Wuthnow shows how music and art are revitalizing churches and religious life across the nation in this first-ever consideration of the relationship between religion and the arts. All in Sync draws on more than four hundred in-depth interviews with church members, clergy, and directors of leading arts organizations and a new national survey to document a strong posit ...more
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Lethbridge River Valley
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For most who have grown up in Lethbridge, the coulees and the Oldman River Valley are a normal part of the landscape and daily activities, but for someone who's not from Lethbridge, the River Valley is truly an extraordinary natural and heritage asset that truly distinguishes the City of Lethbridge. The valley is one mile (1.6km) wide and its banks, deeply scarred by coulees, are 300 ft (100m) high. A rich profusion of shrubs and trees grow in the River Valley microclimate, providing a migratory pathway and a wildlife habitat in the heart of the modern city. Within this breathtaking natural environment are a host of historical, cultural, recreational, and educational attractions that provide something for all ages and abilities.
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There are a wide array of festivals that take place in the River Valley over the course of a year including Canada Day events, Heritage Days, Aboriginal Days, and a number of charity walks and runs.
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- Oldman River Observatory (Popson Park), run by the Lethbridge Astronomy Society.
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- Fort Whoop-Up Interpretive Centre (Indian Battle Park), is a replica of a whiskey fort originally established by Montana traders in 1869.
- Helen Schuler Nature Centre (Indian Battle Park), an urban interpretive nature center that recently became Lethbridge's first LEED credited building.
- CPR High Level Bridge – longest and highest structure of its kind in the world. Completed in 1909 and still used every day by CPR Rail. 5,327ft long and 314 ft above river bed.
- Coal Banks Regional Trail (Botterill Bottom Park), 30 km of continuous pathway.
- Pavan Park's equestrian trail takes riders on a 6.5 km ride through the park to viewpoints overlooking the valley.
- Elizabeth Hall Wetlands – a 78 acre Nature Reserve that includes a unique cottonwood forest, oxbow pond and wetland.
- Cottonwood Park was so named because of its extensive cottonwood forest. A shale trail offers hikers a peek at an increasingly rare ecosystem, which is home to a number of animals including Western prairie rattlesnakes.
- Pavan Park has two facilities that can be used for group gatherings. The John Martin Recreation Area is popular for weddings, and The Madame Jeanne Sauve picnic area is used for more informal events. Both facilities have playgrounds and horseshoe pits.
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The importance of the River Valley runs deep in the region's shared history. Prior to the arrival of Europeans, the area in and around Lethbridge was for many generations used and occupied by the Blackfoot peoples. The oral tradition of the Blackfoot rendered their territory into a rich tapestry of storytelling indicative of traditional land use, ceremonial activities and spirituality. The Oldman River Valley is no different. In fact, the area at the confluence of the Oldman and St. Mary Rivers was particularly important as it offered shelter from the elements and year round access to plants and animals for subsistence and medicinal use, sites for temporary or seasonal camps, places for ceremonial activities (including reportedly grounds for the Sundance), and occasionally burial sites.
In the late 19th century, a community, known as "Coalbanks," named after the prominent exposed coal seam that ran along the banks of the Oldman River spawned in the river valley of present day Lethbridge. The success of the coal mining operations saw settlers flock to Lethbridge, and the population grew from just four to over 2,000 by 1901. The first homes in Lethbridge, were built in the river valley close to the mine offices, in a community called Riverside. By 1884, the population was about 250 and the settlement included houses, a general store, hotel, and sawmill. As Lethbridge began to grow and prosper many residents moved into company or private boarding houses located on the prairie flat lands, perched above the Oldman River. Residents still made their homes and their small businesses in the river valley up until 1952, when a flood forced Lethbridge City Council to move all of the families out of the valley and designated it as recreational parkland.
Over the years, a great deal of careful planning has been done to protect the River Valley, an essential community asset, by balancing ecological preservation with the desire for public access to recreational space. In the 1960's the City of Lethbridge began deliberately acquiring parkland in the River Valley for the sole purposes of preservation and public enjoyment. In 1970, the growth of Lethbridge and its centennial University, caused urban development to jump the banks of the River, beginning new "West Side" communities. The Oldman River Valley was now truly at the heart of our City.
In 1975, the Lethbridge River Valley Development Bylaw was enacted. This was followed by the Alberta Government's Urban Parks for the Future initiative in 1980, that established the Urban Parks Program. In turn, this lead to a number of key river valley property acquisitions, resulting in the network of ten nature retreats that currently compose the River Valley Park System, including: Helen Schuler Nature Reserve, Elizabeth Hall Wetlands, Alexander Wilderness and CottonWood Park are established as preservation areas, and Indian Battle, Pavan, Peenaquim, Popson, Botterill Bottom, and Bull Trail. In 1986 the River Valley Area Redevelopment Plan was completed to provide direction and guide the development of the River Valley. The plan focused on public protection, resource protection and land use management to address bank stability.
As we speak, the City of Lethbridge is continuing its proactive long range planning of this community asset by completing a River Valley Parks Master Plan. This plan will set out a comprehensive, long term vision that plans for current and future use, land ownership, policy guidance, biophysical inventory, recreation and heritage opportunities, connectivity, and wildlife corridors.
As this public space cuts through the city it is extremely accessible to residents and visitors of all ages and abilities. The park system has a host of trails and pathways, many of which have trail heads on the top of the bank including a paved pathway system that is designed for handicap accessibility, a shale pathway system for more advanced hikers and mountain bikers, and trails designed for horseback riding. Safety for all ages is top of mind in the design of all the trails and pathways.
There are several vehicle access points with parking, including handicap accessible spots for all vehicle types including tour buses!
The river valley can also be accessed via canoe or kayak as there are several boat launches throughout the system.
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The River Valley is a favorite destination for residents and visitors to learn, explore, and enjoy a variety of vegetation and wildlife right in the center of the urban built environment. Vegetation includes south-facing slopes littered with cacti, blue grama grass, sage and skunkbush, or north-facing slopes, filled with rich vegetation including chokecherry and saskatoon berry; these mini canyons offer a variety of thriving ecosystems. Wildlife includes, but certainly not limited to, deer, red foxes, and cottontail rabbits. Bird watchers are in heaven with the varied species of migratory birds, so be sure to bring your camera and binoculars. But while your eyes are scanning the skies, don't forget to watch out for rattlesnakes!


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Publishing | Japanese publisher Kadokawa is buying a 51 percent stake in the American manga publisher Yen Press, which will become a joint venture between Kadokawa and Hachette Book Group. Founded in 2006 as a manga and graphic novel imprint of Hachette, Yen Press publishes Black Butler, Alice in the Country of Hearts, and the Twilight graphic novels, and it will release a new edition of Fruits Basket beginning this summer. In recent years it has expanded its line to include light novels (prose novels aimed at young adults), and that seems to be what Kadokawa, a major publisher of light novels, is interested in. With this deal, the top three manga publishers in the United States are wholly or partially in Japanese hands: Viz Media is co-owned by Shueisha and Shogakukan, and Kodansha Comics is a subsidiary of Kodansha. Vertical Inc., a smaller publisher, is partially owned by Kodansha and Dai Nippon Printing. [Yen Press]
Auctions | A rare drawing of Tintin by Hergé from the 1936 book The Blue Lotus was sold at auction Monday in Hong Kong for $1.2 million. The black-and-white illustration, which depicts Tintin and Snowy being pulled in a rickshaw through the streets of Shanghai, is the only original piece from the book that remains in private hands. [BBC News]
Passings | Archie Comics artist Tom Moore died yesterday at the age of 86. Moore got his start as an artist in the Navy, where he served during the Korean War: His captain found a caricature that Moore had drawn, and instead of calling him on the carpet, he assigned him to be staff cartoonist. Moore's comic strip, Chick Call, ran in military publications, and after the war he studied cartooning in New York, with help from the GI Bill. Moore signed on with Archie Comics, drawing one comic book a month, from 1953 until 1961, when he left cartooning for public relations. "It's important to create characters that can adapt to anything, but whose personalities are consistent," Moore said in a 2008 interview. "Establish that, and don't deviate. Betty doesn't act like Veronica, and Charlie Brown doesn't act like Lucy." He returned to cartooning in 1970, drawing Snuffy Smith, Underdog, and Mighty Mouse, and then went back to Archie to help reboot Jughead, staying on until his retirement in the late 1980s. After retiring, Moore taught at El Paso Community College and was a regular customer at All Star Comics. [El Paso Times]
Publishing | DC co-publishers Jim Lee and Dan DiDio talk about the comics market as a whole, variant covers, and their move to Burbank, among many other topics, in a three-part interview. [ICv2]
Commentary | Christopher Butcher discusses the way the comics audience has diversified, and the way that parts of the industry (the parts that aren't involved, basically) have refused to acknowledge the enormous popularity of newer categories of comics by "othering" them: "'Manga aren't comics,' went the discussion. They were, and are in many ways, treated as something else. The success that they had, the massive success that they continue to have, doesn't 'count'. All those sales and new readers were just 'a fad', and not worthy of interest, respect, or comparison to real comics. It was the one thing that superhero-buying-snobs and art-comics-touting-snobs could agree on (with the exception of Dirk Deppey at TCJ, bless him): This shit just isn't comics, real comics, therefore we don't have to engage it." Butcher sees these attitudes changing at last, though, thanks to the massive commercial and critical success of books like Raina Telgemeier's Smile (three years on the New York Times graphic novel best-seller list!) and Mariko and Jillian Tamaki's This One Summer. [Comics212]
Conventions | San Diego's Convention Center Corp. has adjusted its estimate of how much money Comic-Con International pumps into the local economy, down from last year's $178 million to $136 million, because of possible double-counting and other flaws in methodology. [Voice of San Diego]
Passings | Leonard Starr, who wrote and drew the comic strip Mary Perkins On Stage, died Tuesday at age 89. Starr started his career in 1942, when he was a student at New York's Pratt Institute, and he worked for most of the early comics publishers: Funnies, Incorporated, Timely (now Marvel), Fawcett, E.C. and DC. He also did work for the Simon and Kirby studio, and both Joe Simon and Jack Kirby were admirers. When comics publishing began to decline in the mid-1950s, Starr began working on newspaper comics and crafting his own strip, Mary Perkins On Stage, which ran from 1957 until 1979, winning a Reuben Award in 1965. After Mary Perkins ended, Starr took over as writer and artist of Little Orphan Annie, bringing new energy to that legacy property until his retirement in 2000. He also wrote a series of graphic novels, Kelly Green, and was the main showrunner for the ThunderCats animated series. [News from ME]
The 77th volume of Eiichiro Oda's One Piece shipped today in Japan with a first printing of 3.8 million copies, marking the first time in four years the manga has slipped below 4 million.
While American comics companies would be breaking out the champagne bottles with numbers like that, Anime News Network reports One Piece publisher Shueisha released a statement clarifying that, "Aside from print publications, [Shueisha] also distributes its comics digitally, and our sales channels are increasing." A digital edition of Vol. 77 will be released next month.
The bestselling manga in the world, One Piece first reached the 4 million-copy mark in November 2011 with Vol. 64, setting a record in Japan. The series reached a peak in August 2012 with 4.05 million copies.
Debuting in 1997, as of last year Oda's fantasy adventure had sold more than 310 million copies in Japan alone. Despite the growing popularity of Attack on Titan, One Piece clung to the top spot last year, selling 11.9 million copies.
Passings | Cartoonist and illustrator Roy Doty, best known for his long-running Wordless Workshop cartoon, has died at age 92. Wordless Workshop, which ran in Family Handyman and other similar publications, featured a pipe-smoking handyman who, when faced with a domestic problem of some sort, would immediately visualize something he could build, including a simple set of plans. Doty also illustrated over 100 children's books, including several by Judy Blume, and drew a syndicated Laugh-In comic based on the television show Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In. He had a short-lived show of his own on the Dumont Network in 1953, in which he told stories and drew cartoons. He won 10 awards from the National Cartoonists Society, including their Gold Key Hall of Fame Award, and continued to be an active cartoonist until last year. [Mike Lynch Cartoons]
Publishing | Early analysis of 2014 manga sales shows that the category has appeared to turn around, with sales increasing last year, driven by the Attack on Titan juggernaut. [ICv2]
Publishing | Black Mask Studios, which started as the publisher of Occupy Comics and now publishes a number of series in different styles and genres, launched a YouTube channel this week as an outlet for its animation and motion-comics projects. [The New York Times]
Manga | Dark Horse has announced the September release of Astro Boy Omnibus Volume 1, an oversized collection featuring nearly 700 pages of Osamu Tezuka's most popular creation, billed as the first in a series. The news follows the recent announcement of the publisher's oversized editions of The Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service. [Dark Horse]
Publishing | David Carter takes a hard look at Vertigo as part of his analysis of DC Comics' December sales. He notes that most of the series are selling poorly (under — often well under — 15,000 copies) and speculates that the reason may be that creators, even those who do work for DC, are taking their creator-owned books to Image Comics. He also thinks Vertigo's trade policy isn't working, as releasing the trades early and pricing the first one low encourages readers to skip the monthly comics — but then there's a high probability they will forget about a new series altogether. [The Beat]
Manga | The 72nd and final volume of Masashi Kishimoto's Naruto, released in Japan on Feb. 4, topped the weekly sales charts, with 874,120 volumes sold in its first week. [Crunchyroll]
Conventions | With 10 fan conventions coming to Indianapolis this year, David Lindquist takes a look at the business of comics-themed entertainment, with interviews with Wizard World CEO John Macaluso and Comic-Con and the Business of Pop Culture author Rob Salkowitz. [Indianapolis Star]
Publishing | Portland, Oregon, will be the home base for Heavy Metal's new line of comics, which was announced in October, following the company's sale to David Boxenbaum and Jeff Krelitz. "I think it's being closer to the talent," Krelitz said. "If you wanted to be a painter in the early 20th century, you went to Paris. The comics line launches in March with the second season of Michael Moreci and Steve Seely's Hoax Hunters. The company plans to be publishing eight original series by the end of this year and another 12 next year, building up to 50 in five years. "We're positioning to be a premier publisher," Krelitz said. [The Oregonian]
Passings | Editorial cartoonist R.K. Laxman, who maintained a running commentary on Indian politics for almost 60 years, has died at age 93. The younger brother of novelist R. K. Narayan, Laxman got his start illustrating his brother's work as well as doing drawings for local newspapers. He became an editorial cartoonist for the Times of India around 1947, about the time India became an independent country, and stayed there until 2010. Laxman's most famous creation was the Common Man, a character that stood in for the average Indian. As the official obituary in the Times of India said, "His Common Man, created in 1957, was the symbol of India's ordinary people, their trials and tribulations, their little joys and sorrows, and the mess they found themselves in thanks to the political class and bureaucracy. But despite the sobering reality of this, there was never any rancour in Laxman's cartoons. His humour was always delightful, and no one could hold a candle to his brushstrokes." [Times of India]
Legal | A 16-year-old in Nantes, France, was arrested last week for posting a cartoon on Facebook that mocks the Charlie Hebdo killings; the charge is "advocating terrorism." The cartoon shows someone holding a copy of Charlie Hebdo and being struck by bullets. Electronic Intifada posts what is most likely the offending cartoon (it had been shared widely on social media), a takeoff on one of the more notorious Charlie Hebdo covers, accompanied by the text, "Charlie Hebdo is shit. It doesn't stop bullets." The original cover featured a cartoon of an Egyptian protestor holding the Koran, with text that read, "The Quran is shit, it doesn't stop bullets." [France 3]
Publishing | Sales were down in 2014 for Diamond Book Distributors, even though the industry overall had an up year. The reason: DBD lost a key client, Dark Horse, to Random House. Nonetheless, Vice President Kuo-Yu Liang sees good things in store for 2015, including strong sales of indie graphic novels, expanding international sales, and the much-anticipated March: Book Two, which was released this week. [Publishers Weekly]
Conventions | About 180,000 people flocked to the Tokyo Big Sight on Sunday for the first day of Comiket 87, the world's largest convention dedicated to self-published comics. That's an increase of about 10,000 from the opening day of the summer edition — Comiket is held twice yearly, in August and in December — and about the same as last winter's event. Comiket continues through Tuesday. [Anime News Network]
Comics | Kevin Drum does some very loose calculations to check the claim that millennials are addicted to comics, and he reckons that given the current size of the market, about 2 percent of millennials are comics readers. [Mother Jones]
Publishing | John Jackson Miller reflects on the news that the first issue of Marvel's Star Wars will sell 1 million copies, and notes the last comic to do so was a Pokemon title in 1999. The last direct market comic to reach that mark was Batman #500 in 1993. Miller also delves deeper into history, pointing out that Marvel's original Star Wars #1, released in 1977, also sold more than 1 million copies, making it the first comic to reach that height since Dell's Uncle Scrooge in 1960. [Comichron]
Passings | Maurice Tanti Burlo, editorial cartoonist for the Times of Malta, has died at the age of 78. Burlo, who used the pen name Nalizpelra, was working for Telemalta in 1977 when Prime Minister Dom Mintoff suspended a number of Telemalta staff, including Burlo, for supporting doctors, nurses, and bankers who went on strike. Burlo started cartooning to "get back at Mintoff," and just kept on doing it; he published three books of his work and won the BPC Award in 1998 an 2002. [Times of Malta]
Events | The driver who plowed through the crowd last month at the annual SDCC ZombieWalk: San Diego, injuring a 64-year-old passersby, has given an interview providing his version of the event, saying he had turned off the engine to wait for the parade to pass when participants began surrounding his car. The situation quickly escalated, he says, when a spectator sat on the hood and hit the windshield, shattering it, and another person opened the back door. "I got scared. That's when I plowed my car through the crowd," says the unidentified 48-year-old. "I had to do this to save my family because of the crowd. I couldn't tell if the parade was done." He adds, "I felt awful about it. I just couldn't believe that I actually hit the old lady." [iDeafNews, Times of San Diego]
Publishing | The latest BookScan numbers reveal June was a good month for manga in bookstores, with eight volumes of Attack on Titan making the top 20 — a new record. The first volume topped the list, which means new readers are still discovering Hajime Isayama's dark fantasy. Overall, manga had a slight edge, with 11 titles, and all three volumes of Saga were on the list, but only one volume of The Walking Dead. And despite the Amazon-Hachette battle, the Yen Press title Sword Art Online: Aincrad made the chart. [ICv2]
Publishing | ICv2 and Comichron's John Jackson Miller joined forces to calculate the size of the entire comics market, including the direct market, bookstore and digital channels, and both single issues and graphic novels. Inevitably some things get left out, such as subscription services, sales to libraries and the juggernaut that is the Scholastic Book Fair, but it's a good snapshot. The bottom line: $850 million in 2013. [Comichron]


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Jaston Williams Returns to the Grand With Blame it on Valentine, Texas
Jaston Williams's father was a cowboy, who did not in any way understand The Beatles when they first came on Ed Sullivan. "My father had a foaming at the mouth, complete nervous collapse. And he forbid me to enjoy it."
Just in time for Father's Day 2013, actor/playwright Williams is headed back to Galveston's Grand 1984 Opera House with his latest creation, Blame It on Valentine, Texas, a one-man play that dissects all things familial, some of which he culled from earlier efforts.
One piece deals with funerals. "There's nothing like a West Texas funeral, " Williams says. "After a funeral in the Panhandle you've had enough cholesterol from the covered dishes that you could lose two pall bearers." He also focuses on "the lady in my home town who was the angel of death. If you saw her coming up a sidewalk with a covered dish you'd know someone had died, she was always the first to find out."
Williams has been very popular in Galveston with earlier efforts (Camping With Gasoline and his Greater Tuna productions) and says "I love them right back. I've played theaters all over the country but the Grand is my favorite place to play. All the seats are good. And the people who run it are as good as it gets in the business."
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