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Last season, Calvin Cass played wide receiver and felt his high school football career slipping away.
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Cass, 17, excelled at running back growing up in Sicklerville. His father Calvin Cass Sr. starred at running back for Army, graduating in 1990. But the younger Cass voluntarily switched to wide receiver when he enrolled at St. Augustine Prep in 2009.
"I saw St. Augustine ran the spread offense," Cass said. "I decided to become a route receiver because I thought that would be the best opportunity for me to make the most impact on offense."
But last season as a junior, Cass asked to be switched back to running back. Interim coach Tony Iaconelli gave him a chance at his old position.
"The way the season was going last year, we weren't winning," Cass said. "We were all struggling. We all had our problems. But I only had one more year left. That made it more urgent for e to get back to (running back) something I'm comfortable at, and I know I can excel at it."
It only took two series for Cass to prove he belonged in the backfield. He made his debut in the fourth quarter against Millville last Oct. 28.
He took a handoff, sprinted up the middle, made a few would-be tacklers miss and headed for the end zone.
Only a desperation tackle by a Millville defensive back stopped Cass from scoring.
"A shoe-string tackle got me," he said. "That run brought back all the old feelings, all the old moves."
Since then, the 5-foot-10, 195-pound Cass has been one of the region's best running backs. In his first start at running back, he rushed for a Cape-Atlantic League record 336 yards in a 34-13 win over Paul VI last Nov. 11.
"I didn't believe it," Cass said. "When the game was over and they told me it was a Cape-Atlantic League rushing record, I was like, 'Did I really?' I was like in a twilight zone."
He's been just as dominant this season. Cass averages 8.5 yards per carry and leads the area with 14 touchdowns. Cass rushed for six touchdowns and 238 yards as the Hermits beat Vineland 48-6 last Friday. St. Augustine's no-huddle offense is averaging 44 points per game.
"With the team we have, with the coaching we have, I'm just a product of the system," Cass said. "I'm the instrument they're using to get things done, and it's just a blessing right now."
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The recent junior doctors' strike heralded the first emergency care walkout in the service's history. Sensationalist mania swept the tabloid papers, urging people to avoid hospitals for risk of harm. Apart from being irresponsible, this behaviour contributed to an unexpected effect. As patients were more critical of their own need to attend emergency departments, efficiency within departments increased. It is completely possible that responsibility reduced emergency case burden and freed resources for the very sick. This is a positive change for which the public should be thanked.
There has been a movement in medicine pushing the public to consider whether their injury warrants emergency care. Issues like a broken nail or a simple cough can be seen by GP practices and, in the vast majority, will not require emergency treatment. The measure also appeared safe for patients, with no increase in mortality noted as a result of the strikes. It seems that patients are indeed sensible and knowledgeable, much to the distaste of the tabloids.
I am not suggesting that people tough out clear problems, but in a financially squeezed environment emergency care must be kept sacred. I would advise the use of non-emergency services where you feel safe to, and use 111 or walk-in services where unclear. Patients are experts in their own health, and can be given this responsibility safely. I have alluded to the growth of the 'expert patient' in previous articles, and I ask you to build on this concept. A phone call may save money, time and the NHS.
It should not have had to come to strikes to learn this lesson. But a lesson learned through strife is still of value. Let us work together to take responsibility as a nation for the delicate resource of the NHS. Let us help it grow, respond and thrive in the new demands of the 21st century. Doctors and patients must work together.
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Broiled Rock Cornish Hen
|Frozen rock cornish hen
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|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|2 Tablespoon
|Lemon juice
|1 Tablespoon
|Canned pineapple slices
|8 Ounce
|Brown sugar
|1 Tablespoon
|Hot cooked rice
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Chopped parsley
|1 Tablespoon
Remove giblets and neck from cavity of hen. Refrigerate for later use. Rinse hen in running water; pat dry with paper towels. With kitchen shears, cut hen in half or have butcher saw frozen hen in half, lengthwise. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Place halves, skin side down, in broiling pan. Place 1 tablespoon butter in each cavity; pour lemon juice over chicken. Broil hen 5 minutes, then brush with melted butter from cavity. Broil 15 minutes longer. Turn hen, and broil another 15 to 20 minutes, or until drumstick moves easily up and down, brushing with pan drippings once or twice. During last 5 minutes of cooking, arrange pineapple slices around hen. Sprinkle fruit with brown sugar, and broil until golden. Combine rice and parsley. Serve hen on plate with parsley rice and broiled pineapple slices. Spoon pan drippings over hen. This recipe may easily be doubled, tripled, or enlarged to fit a large broiler pan, or more, if desired, since portion size is controlled.
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Calories 1261 Calories from Fat 683
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 76 g117%
Saturated Fat 25.4 g127.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 490.4 mg163.5%
Sodium 1021.7 mg42.6%
Total Carbohydrates 59 g19.6%
Dietary Fiber 1.5 g6.2%
Sugars 28 g
Protein 80 g161%
Vitamin A 30% Vitamin C 45.4%
Calcium 6.8% Iron 30.4%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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The sciences, each straining in its own direction, have hitherto harmed us little; but some day the piecing together of dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying vistas of reality, and of our frightful position therein, that we shall either go mad from the revelation or flee from the deadly light into the peace and safety of a new dark age.
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Been seeing this guy's pictures popping up more and more in my searches for Halloween images for the blog. After checking out his website, instagram, and facebook accounts and seeing absolutely no mention of my site anywhere as the source material, well, I wanted to call him out on it.
I simply do not get how someone can feel that they are truly creating if the entire premise of their works, the very end product of their hard work, exists solely because they saw it elsewhere. And I'm not even going to get into the issues I have when that person starts selling these works. Is it legal? Sure it is. Is it honest? Absolutely not.
Here's a photo of his "Guardians of the Gate" (Sentinels):
The scarecrows and corpses you see on this website were designed for this event and I have continued to produce them in varying forms and sizes. They are a culmination of my study of the natural effects of time and the elements on various materials and surfaces, while at the same time designed to have a classic, bygone era appearance that in a curious way simultaneously invites and repels. Using photos I have taken of these creatures, I have designed Halloween greeting cards featuring composites of them on the property and combined with sunset photos I have taken to create a style that is uniquely my own.
Slight update on this issue: The builder of these Guardians of the Gate, Kerry Lawton, claims that any resemblance to my Pumpkin Sentinels is, and I quote, "purely coincidental."
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Final rules issued on wellness incentive programs
Final rules have been issued confirming the employer wellness program changes contained in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
The rules, issued by the U.S. departments of Health and Human Services, Labor and the Treasury, increase the maximum reward in a health-contingent wellness program offered in connection with a group health plan from 20 percent to 30 percent of the cost of coverage. For wellness programs designed to prevent or reduce tobacco use, the limit is 50 percent.
The rules make generous mention of RAND employer surveys, noting that the value of incentives currently offered varies widely but according to RAND, maximums average less than 10 percent.
"This suggests that companies typically are not close to reaching the 20 percent of the total cost of coverage threshold" of the current regulations, the rules said.
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This single tenant occupied bar, restaurant, nightclub and concert venue is a Scranton, Pennsylvania favorite that delivered a 10.4% capitalization rate on a triple net lease. The current tenant's NNN lease commenced 6/1/16, with one 5 year option. The three story premise plus mezzanine and basement...
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Nature's Best Foods
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Small neighborhood health food store. Tons of vegan and vegetarian staples as well as specialties such as vegan pizzas, ice cream, and jerky. Also, has small but plentiful bulk food section.
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Mayors Led by De Blasio Create Inequality Task ForceDarrell Preston
U.S. mayors led by New York City's Bill de Blasio are creating a task force to examine ways to combat the economic inequality in America's cities.
"We are living in a time of rising inequality and declining opportunity," De Blasio, a self-described progressive Democrat who won election in November by the largest percentage-point margin of any non-incumbent in New York history, said today in an e-mailed statement. "This is a threat to our fundamental values and an obstacle to the nation's economic growth."
De Blasio, who has made universal pre-kindergarten and affordable housing priorities of his administration, announced the creation of the task force during the annual meeting of the U.S. Conference of Mayors in Dallas along with Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson, president of the cities' group.
"The purpose of cities is to lift up residents and build a community and economy that works for everyone," Johnson said. "That means having a higher minimum wage, expanding the supply of affordable housing and ensuring every child has access to pre-k."
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Update 2 of my Lemans build.
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my moped with the 80cc typhoon big bore kit, it was cold as all hell and so was the moped. keep in mind i weigh about 230lbs. not too bad on a stock tranny either. btw i got it off of ebay.
For Sale (part 1) - My 1972 Pontiac Lemans GT (GTO Clone) VIN: 2D37N2A209806
For more pics click here: http://s32.photobucket.com/user/phillabong/72%20Pontiac%20Lemans%20GT/story Contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com to discuss price or to make me an offer. I also want to state up front that I have all of the parts/pieces to restore this car back to a matching numbers Lemans GT, of which there were fewer made than GTOs during 1972. Those separate parts/pieces are intended to be a part of this sale. Contact me at jplister1962 at gmail dot com if you want to discuss this matter in more detail. So this car was a LeMans GT from the factory and now it's a GTO clone. The reason I did this was because the car came from the factory with the GTO Endura front end, hood and fenders. Also, the previous owner found and installed a GTO dash (which is really just the addition of that prism tape that Pontiac was fond of during the 70s). Then I found out that the original LeMans GT decals (made by 3M) are so much more expensive than the stock GTO decals. I figured that if the next owner wants to restore it back to original GT look, they can easily do that by changing back to the GT decals and Pontiac grill emblem, etc. I purchased this rust-free '72 Pontiac LeMans GT about 7 years ago from my brother-in-law's best friend, who bought it from the original owner back in '75. Even though it has always been garage kept, it was in serious disrepair when I got it and it took a couple of years to get it back on the road. It had a 350, which I still have and intend to give to the next owner. However, a neighbor of mine has a '70 Pontiac Trans Am that came with a 400 which he had rebuilt with a mild cam and aluminum intake. He decided to build up a crate 454 for his TA and I bought the 400 for $2500 and dropped it in my Pontiac. There are about 2000 miles on the 400 since it was rebuilt. When we installed the 400 we opted to take out the air conditioning, which was in good working order. I think I still have all of the original air conditioning parts that will be provided with the car. After being on the road as a weekend-driver for about a year, my son rear-ended someone and damaged the original Ram Air hood and Endura nose cone/bumper. I drove it to my buddy's shop and piddled with it from time to time until I found a good hood/bumper to repair the car. In addition to restoring the original sheet metal and painting it back to original factory spec, I ended up replacing the carpet and floor mats, all door rubber, recovering the door panel and front/rear seats and installing a dash cap. Only the head liner and rear package tray are original. And as you can tell from some of the interior pics, they aren't in terrible shape but could still stand to be replaced at some point. I also replaced all of the hood and trunk rubber. Everything is nice and tight and the doors, hood and trunk have a nice solid feel when they open/shut. I also installed new Exhaust with Flowmaster mufflers, an MSD electronic ignition system and a Summit vacuum canister, Summit competition starter and a Summit 600cfm carburetor. And before you ask, this car does not have any of the smog control that may be required for places like California. It drives and brakes straight and true. The transmission and power steering function as they should and have a nice solid feel and are in good working order. Other than being slightly cold-natured, the car runs really well. I drive the car for about 20-30 minutes at a time around my neighborhood every few days. There is only a very slight oil leak oil and there is a slight coolant leak that occurs when the engine is up to operating temperature. As I mentioned above, my Pontiac was painted about a year ago. I used the original GM Covert Tan 50, which is a Pontiac/Buick/Olds/Chevy spec color from '69-'74, that went by different names depending upon which year/make. For my '72 it was called "Brittany Beige," which is listed on the original window sticker that came with the car. I have plenty of that paint left over for touch-ups and whatnot. After it was painted I put it in storage in my shop and it never left my neighborhood for the past year while I did interior and touch-up work. Then I had it clear-coated with five coats about two months ago. Since it hasn't been wet-sanded and buffed out yet, i'd rate the paint a 7.5/10. However, with some touch-up work and attention to detail it could be 9/10. As for the damaged sheet metal that I've had to address, both front fenders were just slightly tweaked when my son rear-ended another driver. But we were able to straighten them with no problems. But the front nose cone, front valance and hood were in much worse condition. I opted to replace them instead of trying to fix them with a lot of bondo. That's why it took me so long to get it back together after my son wrecked it. I went through several hoods/nose cones until I found some that were straight enough that they wouldn't require a lot of filler.
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We welcome you to experience our holiday home which we hope you will love as much as we do. Completely remodeled throughout. This condominium is over 1244 sq ft in size which is ample room for two couples or a family but not too large for one couple.The two bedrooms and two bath accommodation is attractively furnished to a high standard with comfortable sofas one of which is a queen sleeper. Lounge and master bedroom have 32 in flat screen LCD HDTV and guest bedrooms also has 24inch LCD . Master bedroom features a king sized pillow top bed. Both bathrooms have been recently re-tiled and remodeled with dual sinks in master. Each bathroom has a hair dryer. Beach towels have been provided. Beach chairs and umbrellas are in the condo for your use. Completely new Kitchen has been installed with all modern appliances including water dispensing fridge and smooth top stove. Coffee maker .. Blender.. Toaster.. Slow cooker.. Stick blender.. All facilities to enable you to cook and eat in are available.
From your attractive lanai with ceiling fan you can watch life going gently by on the lake. Relax on the deck by the clubhouse or swim in one of the two warm swimming pools which are heated year round . Play table tennis or pool or enjoy a more energetic game of tennis on one of the two courts. An early morning walk through the landscaped 30 acres site a short walk to various restaurants for lunch or dinner followed by a game or two of 10 pin bowling perhaps. Publix and Aldi stores are around the corner and other retail outlets and even a Cinema all within easy walking distance.
FREE gas BBQ's by the clubhouse are available to reserve .
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Eric has worked in the UK luxury travel sector over 50 years and has never in all his WORLDWIDE travels found a place to better this area and its beaches. Helen and Eric are UK residents who just love everything that Bradenton and Anna Maria has to offer. We love the mix of nationalities we meet and the friendly and safe atmosphere of Shorewalk.
We wish to advise that we do not hold any financial details of our guests after collecting payments and any further information can be obtained by mail at Eric and Helen Povey.. 13 Church Lane.. Chester.. CH2 1DJ.. UK
Eric Povey purchased this condo in 2000
Helen and Eric have taken vacations here at Shorewalk in Bradenton for many years with their FIVE children. We have found it to have all that our children and ourselves need for a superb and either action packed or relaxing break to recharge our batteries. We hope you share our delight at our property and destination..
FREE WI-FI installed in the condo. No other SHOREWALK condo has been totally remodeled to this standard. We now have all the features you could expect from an up to date and remodeled holiday home. All contents are in top working order with attractive furnishings with quality bedding and towels throughout. Plenty of crockery and cutlery in the newly installed kitchen with facilities to cook or bake as much as you could wish. TV's in each bedroom and lounge with a flat screen 32in HDTV. We actually care that each of our guests has a super vacation and return again to stay with us.
The place was perfect! Can comfortably sleep 6 or more, however it was just me and my daughter. The area is close to everything and very quiet. The condo was clean and had everything we needed. Will definitely recommend and return! Helen and Eric were wonderful and very accomodating!
Very pleased with Eric and Helen's condo. Nicely decorated, clean, beautiful grounds, and in a great location. Fit our needs perfectly. Would definitely recommend. Thanks for a great stay.
All of the condos owned by Eric and Helen are wonderful! They made our visits to Bradenton so comfortable. Truly our home away from home. We have stayed in most all of their condos and have always been very happy. They are furnished with everything we need for our stay. Looking out on the water and enjoying the nature around the property makes for a relaxing respite. We are happy to recommend them to you! Check it out for yourself.
Very pleased with the apartment,very spacious.very we'll equipped and spotlessly clean. Very comfy large queen bed. Everything we needed was there and the communication with owners excellent.the position on the widest part of the lake is perfect
We have been to shorewallk on three previous occasions and the grounds and facilities are better than ever and this was by far the best apartment we have stayed in.fantastic break!
Just spent a week at eric and helens condo every thing was as describe but better stayed at shoerewalk many times but this was by far the best accomodation. Everything you need is included in the condo and it is spotless we will be booking soon for our next vacation. The booking process was made very easy by eric and helen and would like to thank them for the great time we had. Andy and Julie Nuneaton Uk
Eric and Helen have made their condos warm and welcoming. They have thought of everything one may need during the visit. So relaxing as we watch the birds and turtles by the lake. So convenient to everything. My husband and I consider their condos our home away from home. Thanks so much Eric and Helen!
The area has a number of attractions and wildlife walks such as Robinsons Preserve and De Soto Museum and park. F.I.S.H. museum for local history. Mote Marine Aquarium. Van Wezel and Asolo Theaters in Sarasota. Ringling Museum free gallery on Mondays. G WIZ museum great for kids. Busch Gardens one hours drive North and Disney etc., in Orlando two hours away..
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Crawford Technologies team to demonstrate the power of Riptide™ - winner of the Xploration® 14 Technology of the Year Award
March 18, 2014, Toronto, ON – Crawford Technologies announced today it will be showcasing its award-winning product - Riptide™, the winner of the 2014 'Xploration® Technology of the Year' award - at this year's 2014 AIIM Conference in Orlando. Riptide is an innovative output management platform that significantly extends ECM functionality to improve knowledge worker productivity and increase business process effectiveness.
CrawfordTech will also demonstrate the recently announced Redaction family of products. These new software solutions are designed to help organizations accomplish their daily flow of documents without risking the exposure of confidential information.
In addition, CrawfordTech will showcase its sophisticated PRO Archiver product. PRO Archiver is the industry-leading solution for providing immediate and long-term access to mission critical business transaction data through the archival storage of transaction print-stream files in a searchable and retrievable format. PRO Archiver supports ECM repositories including EMC Documentum, EMC InfoArchive, and Microsoft SharePoint.
Ernie Crawford, President of Crawford Technologies will host a roundtable discussion entitled "High-Volume Document Archives: Today's Solutions" on April 1, 2014 at 5:00 as part of the AIIM Roundtable Sessions.
"We are looking forward to meeting with AIIM attendees and discussing their needs," said Ernie Crawford, President of Crawford Technologies. "We have been supporting AIIM for many years and this year we are proudly continuing our Gold Sponsorship. I look forward to meeting people and participating in many educational discussions this year."
Attendees should mark their calendars and stop by the Crawford Technologies booth, located at #23.
The AIIM Conference 2014 will be held at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress in Orlando, Florida from April 1-3, 2014. More information can be found on the AIIM website at www.aiimconference.com.
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... I tell Kory I have seen these rooms before, they were on the Internet as a hotel option we were looking at if we weren't able to get in touch with anyone in Gabes directly! Funny thing - I wasn't able to find out how much the rooms were per night, now I know why! After the abandoned hotel tour we headed to a natural park decorated with local flowers, trees, trails, benches and a large amount of construction. The area is currently ...
LONG ass day
... all I heard was one stern clear voice say, "you are probably tired and just want a few minutes to settle in, we will leave you. Come out when you wish we will wait." And with that the room cleared out, door shut and there was silence. After a hot shower to wash away the crazy day and the sand hidden in places I didn't know sand could reach I felt like a new person and was ready to socialize. We headed into the lobby to find the group waiting for us with a prepared ...
... blue cacti' along the road: cacti catching blue bags with their thorns.
Only two wanted to go to the Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions so it was bagged. We drove to the Ghriba synagogue, protected by a security scan and police with automatic weapons, arriving just after 1000. It was the market day in the Jewish sector.
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... For a modest gratuity they pose for photos and let us look at their bedrooms and kitchen.
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H�tel Sidi Driss
Built in a time long ago…in a place far away!
Well, Matmata actually, the H�tel Sidi Driss is a traditional Berber troglodyte dwelling which is believed to be a couple of centuries old. It was used in 1976 as the location for Luke ...
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... and recognise it... let me know if you do, maybe I will watch it one day! Then we were off to explore a currently inhabited underground home. This reminded me of seeing the underground homes in Coober ...


text: Dne 13.9.2011 20:29, Jonathan Brassow napsal(a): > Yes please! > > All to often we come across this issue. There are a number of bugs that are likely fixed by doing this change - even if it isn't academically perfect. > Workaround is for 'external' tools cooperating with lvm. lvm itself should work well without this hack. (Thus I believe Petr should add lvm.conf option - and for buildbot this hack should be disabled - so the internal bugs are clearly visible.) Zdenek > brassow > > On Sep 13, 2011, at 9:31 AM, Peter Rajnoha wrote: > >> If a dm device is being opened in parallel while we're >> trying to remove it, we'll end up with an error that >> the device is busy. This is a legitimate error, but >> with udev in play and asynchronous events generated >> as a result of using the WATCH udev rule, we can get >> into a situation where such failure is very unpleasant. >> >> Let's try the removal a few times then. Though this is >> not a complete solution to the problem, let's use this >> until we have one. >> >> Peter


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Siemens Acquires Cambridge Water Technology
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One of Ensor's earliest fantastical paintings, this work recreates the familiar story of Saint Anthony battling a world of temptations (embodied by the woman at the far left). Ensor described his version of the narrative as one in which "the bizarre prevails" as Hell expels menacing sea creatures and grotesque monsters haphazardly joined together within a colorful, loosely rendered landscape.
Inspired by earlier renditions of the story by Flemish artists Hieronymus Bosch (Netherlandish, 1453–1516) and Pieter Brueghel (Flemish, 1525–1569), Ensor brought a fresh interpretation to a familiar subject by combining invented figures with wild brushstrokes and audacious color choices. On the basis of this painting, Alfred H. Barr, Jr., the founding director of The Museum of Modern Art, described Ensor as possibly "the boldest living painter" in 1887.
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Most of these towns are found north of an imaginary line drawn between the Severn and Humber. What they produced is now made elsewhere in the world, wherever labour is cheap and expendable. Northern towns, however, cannot survive solely on service industries. Those who find jobs stacking the shelves of superfluous superstores will never share the dignity (nor the bruises) of predecessors who built peerless ships, legendary locomotives and great civic buildings. But what hope is there today beyond fast food, edge-of-town shopping and escalating leisure?
Art. Paintings, sculpture and all? Yes. An increasing number of northern towns are turning to art to give them fresh direction, new heart and a place on the map of the international cultural tourist. The policy, enthusiastically adopted by three Tees-Tyne towns - Gateshead, Sunderland and Hartlepool - has something to do with soothing the souls of citizens denied access to first-class modern art while no longer allowed to make useful and beautiful things with their own hands. It has much to do, too, with the long-term revival of regional economies. The occasion for getting major arts projects off the ground, however, is 1996, 'Year of the Visual Arts', a time for grants and a target to meet.
Art and culture, as many European cities know, can be a commercial magnet. A sophisticated provision of museums and galleries, alongside a reliable civic infrastructure (from good state schools to integrated public transport networks), appears to boost urban economies. Can the same magic work for the North-east?
THE BALTIC Flour Mills, Gateshead, is unmissable for anyone crossing the Tyne: industrial architecture on a heroic scale set right in the heart of two city centres - Gateshead on the south bank of the river, Newcastle on the north. It has much the same effect on this twin cityscape as Bankside power station does on the City
of London and the borough of Southwark. Like Bankside, the Baltic Flour Mills is to be converted into an 'international centre for the visual arts'.
The first stage of the conversion will be ready in 1996, although it will take longer to finish. This is a long-term project and 1996 simply a key staging post. An architectural competition for the conversion of the building was launched in April; a winner will be announced in September. A director has yet to be appointed. Funding is entirely public and promises to be repaid several-fold. This is because the Baltic Flour Mills will be the first gallery of its kind in the North-east. To date, only the Tate at Liverpool (a successful conversion of Jesse Hartley's Piranesian warehouses at Albert Docks by Stirling Wilford), has won favour with leading international galleries. From 1996, the Baltic Flour Mills will place Gateshead - and thus Newcastle - on the international contemporary art circuit. But, as everyone agrees at Gateshead City Council, and every other enthusiastic body involved, the success of this major gallery will turn on the support of local people.
Gateshead is as far from London as Paris is. Only the most committed and wealthiest will venture here to see a show they can catch in Edinburgh, London or Paris.
The Tyneside building is, however, big enough to cope with and to generate the most dramatic exhibitions and installations. It is currently host to a parade of 100ft grain silos and a cacophonous colony of fast-breeding kittiwakes. The architect may have to build around the protected seabirds. Whoever is chosen to remodel this great Forties concrete silo will have the opportunity of shaping a building as rewarding as the Tate of the North and a precursor of the Tate Museum of Modern Art at Bankside.
IN SUNDERLAND, a few miles south, the site for the National Glass Centre is being prepared. What a site. The new building, also the subject of a European- wide architectural competition, will rise on the banks of the River Wear where ships were built until recently and where freighters and trawlers are still busy.
A part of the Tyne and Wear Development Corporation's rapid rebuilding of the former docks, the Glass Centre will be more than a museum or gallery. Sunderland has lost its shipbuilding and coal mining industries, but remains home to more than 1,000 glass workers. It has been making glass for 1,300 years.
One of the biggest local employers is Corning's. Corning's makes Pyrex, the world-famous industrial glass. The National Glass Centre will forge links with local industry and act as a marriage broker between fine artists, craft workers (the Crafts Council is a keen supporter) and manufacturing. It will work, too, with the new University of Sunderland which is being built alongside. The centre will also feature a museum and art gallery.
The Tyne and Wear Development Corporation dreams of a truly radical building, one that explores and celebrates glass technology and artistry. It talks of creating a symbol for Sunderland, a building that might eventually win the affection of those disaffected thousands of Wearsiders who have only recently lost jobs in traditional heavy industry.
The Glass Centre is a chance to put Sunderland on the map of international excellence in the design and making of glass, from artworks to architecture. The project is being funded by the EC, Tyne and Wear Development Corporation, Sunderland City Council, Sunderland University, Northern Arts and Corning's. When complete, it should demonstrate how fine art, craft, local industry and imaginative architecture can work together to revive the fortunes of a dispirited town.
DOWN IN Hartlepool, an outpost of the Imperial War Museum, designed by Sir Norman Foster and Partners, is intended to be the major cultural draw of the Teesside Development Corporation's vast pounds 200m redevelopment of Hartlepool Docks. Hartlepool needs a boost. Most of us know it, through the media, as a place of child murder, drunkenness and violence, not to mention the monkey they hung. That image is about to change.
Last Sunday, the extraordinary dockside theme park opened, a no-expense-spared recreation of an 18th-century dock. The buildings look as if they are originals zealously restored. In fact they are brand new: the 18th century recreated in 12 months, architect-free, on a steel frame and by animation and set-design experts drawn from the world of film.
Alongside this tourist siren is a swashbuckling new sea wall and esplanade, an embryonic estate of 1,000 private homes, an edge-of- town shopping lot and 'Jefferson's Landing', a US-style mall harbouring two dozen of the snappiest designer-wear shops. You want cut-price Armani? Hartlepool is your kind of town. But who buys Armani in Hartlepool?
'The Yachties for a start,' says Duncan Hall, irrepressible chief executive of Teesside Development Corporation. These are the 750 lucky sailing folk expected to moor at the marina, under construction. Are 750 'Yachties' sufficient? No. Hall expects coachloads of Armani-hungry shoppers steering an unflinching course to Hartlepool from Birmingham, Wolverhampton and Manchester. Scandinavians will sail in, too. Shopped out, some will tour the theme park (see how great-grandfather several times removed had his leg amputated during a fearsome sea battle) and some will make it to the Imperial War Museum. This handsome, hi-tech military tent will be raised within a year ('Sir Norman on a design-and-build contract,' chuckles Duncan Hall, who builds at a pace that would have them gasping in Hong Kong).
The Teesside Development Corporation has no doubt that, while Sir Norman and the Imperial War Museum will lend lustre to the project, the crowds will come here primarily to shop, eat and pursue leisure. Art and culture are icing on a rich cake. In this sense, of these three projects, Hartlepool is most in tune with the shape of England to come. It is self-evident that modern consumers are endowed with certain inalienable rights. Among these are a life of ease, leisure and the pursuit of a bargain.
All three projects - Baltic Flour Mills, the National Glass Centre and Hartlepool Docks - are intelligent responses to acute local conditions. All three deserve the excellent architecture and art they seek. A modern European town without a thriving modern art gallery is little more than a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal. Today, without heavy industry they seek art, culture and shopping. But, for all the increase in the status of art (and architecture), the greatest of these, as Hartlepool knowingly proves, is shopping.
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