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Rachel Boston was just as excited (and terrified) reading a "Witches of East End" Season 2 script as you were watching it. In preparation for the sure-to-be-ridiculous finale, here's what kind of witch she thinks she'd be, whether she thinks '70s mustache Dash or present-day Dash could win in a fight and her true thoughts on the Mandragora, a.k.a. the tentacle sex monster.
Who do you think would win in fight: present-day Dash or '70s mustached Dash?
I'm going with present-day Dash. That's my instinct. Put a mustache on present-day Dash and there's no telling what could happen!
Which Beauchamp witch are you most like in real life?
I feel like I am most like Ingrid, but I am fascinated with the online quiz someone sent me that says I'm more like Wendy.
Were you as excited (and terrified) each time you read a season two script, as we are watching season two of "Witches of East End"?
Even if I already have an idea about what is going to happen, I always get really excited when the new scripts come out. That's one of the many things I love about television. The journey continues and you start a new chapter every week. On "Witches of East End," some of the chapters make you laugh, some make you cry, some keep you up at night, and some take you through time doors to the past. There are really no limits to what we can explore and where we can go.
This isn't so much a question, but I need to know everything about your thoughts on the Mandragora, aka the tentacle sex monster, a.k.a. Tentacle Joe (that's what I call him).
(laughs) Tentacle Joe. I like that. I embraced it and him. At the heart of what's happening to Ingrid, it's a really dark story, but it brings added dimensions of mystery and danger to what is on the other side of Asgard. And in the end, the whole family comes together, including Dash, and they are able to set Ingrid free so there's a lot of power in that. During the screen tests for the Mandragora, Jenna looked at him and then looked at me and just said, "Oh, just have fun." And that we did.
In a world where magic exists, if you could only have one magical power, what would it be?
The power to heal and fly. I would be a healing flying witch.
You're in a body swap with one of your "Witches" castmates, Who do you swap bodies with and what wacky scenarios do you get into?
Oooo! Probably Daniel. He's lived all over the world and I'm always asking him questions about what he's doing when he's not working so body swapping would save me a lot of questions. Plus his wife is one of my dear friends so I'm sure we would figure out plenty of wacky scenarios to get ourselves into.
You're on a deserted island that, for some reason, will allow you watch one TV show — past or present — whenever you want for as long as you're on the island. (Which is eternity.) What is the show?
This is a fascinating deserted island. On this magic television island, I would probably watch "Friends" since there are so many of them to keep me company. And there are 10 seasons, so I won't have to sit through as many reruns while I'm waiting for a ship or a plane to see my smoke signal and bring me home.
If you could star as famous personality (musician, actor, artist, writer, etc.) — living or dead — in a biopic, who would it be, and who would direct it?
Mother Theresa is the first that comes to my mind. Directed by Angelina Jolie or Clint Eastwood.
Would you describe yourself as either a city person, a country person, or an ocean person? (According to "The Bachelor," that last one is a viable option.)
Can I be a country, ocean, city person? My soul is happiest in the country. I love being surrounded by nature and the peace of solitude, but I have always being drawn to the city. I moved to New York City when I was 17. I do love having live music, art galleries, operas, and book clubs around the corner. And the artistic community is so inspiring. I think I have found a nice balance of working in the city and retreating in the country.
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Luncheon to explore what Charlotte has learned from unrest
What has Charlotte learned from the street protests that followed the shooting death of Keith Lamont Scott by a police officer?
Three Charlotte Observer editors will lead a dialogue on that question at a MeckMin Food For Thought luncheon from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday in the fellowship hall of Covenant Presbyterian Church, 1000 E. Morehead St. in Dilworth. Lunch, at $7, is optional.
MeckMin is an interfaith network of 100 houses of worship.
"Charlotte After the Unrest: What Have We Learned? What Do We Do Now?" will cover a wide range of topics, including race, justice and Charlotte's lack of upward mobility for those struggling to get by. The role of the faith community in helping build a real and lasting peace will also be explored.
Charlotte Observer editorial page editor Taylor Batten and associate editors Eric Frazier and Peter St. Onge will share their reflections and lead the dialogue. They have explored the unrest in editorials and columns.
MeckMin board president Rev. Rodney Sadler, who worked for peace in the midst of the unrest uptown, will moderate the program.
Scott was shot and killed on Sept. 20 as police went to serve an arrest warrant on an unrelated suspect at the Village at College Downs apartments in University City. His death sparked street protests, some of which turned violent, in uptown and other parts of Charlotte.
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BUENOS AIRES, Dec 4 (Reuters) - Economists maintained their estimate for year-end inflation in Argentina, which is expected to reach 47.5 percent in 2018, a central bank poll showed on Tuesday.
Two sources at the central bank previously said that the bank would eliminate the 60 percent floor on its benchmark interest rate if economists lowered their year-end inflation forecast in this month's central bank poll.
The central bank declined to comment on whether the bank would change its policy.
The central bank hiked its benchmark policy rate to a record 60 percent in August after Argentina's peso currency suffered repeated rounds of devaluation, losing around half its value in 2018.
The central bank has also issued short term debt at high interest rates to sop up liquidity in the peso.
Argentina's central bank auctioned 163.6 billion pesos (some $4.4 billion) in short-term "Leliq" notes at an annual interest rate of 60.003 percent, skirting the bank's key rate floor.
The central bank poll showed Argentina's economy is expected to contract 2.4 percent in 2018, and shrink 1.2 percent in 2019.
The currency crisis prompted the country to ink a $56.3 billion financing deal with the International Monetary Fund, the largest rescue package in IMF history to ensure it would meet its financing needs through 2020. (Reporting by Scott Squires; editing by Grant McCool)


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I recently visited a show at the Andrew Krep Gallery, in Chelsea, titled, "'Interiors': Pierre Bonnard, Marc Camille Chaimowicz, William Copley, Édouard Vuillard" The show juxtaposed several styles and decades of art history by exploring the evolution of personal space, decorative wallpaper, and intimacy. The press release from the gallery explains, "The show highlights the rich optical and visual layers and patterning consistent in each of the artists' work, depicting interior spaces full of feeling, psychological depth and a sense of remembrance – a domestic hedonism, or meditations on the nature of time, perception and memory. " The exhibition included some surrealist details, some impressionist strokes, and a lot of rooms. Often everyday objects in our home accumulate into accidental still lifes – these interior spaces show a psychological snapshot of both an artist and his/her life. Above all, the show allows the viewer to realize it is OK to mix centuries – the 19th century can converse with the year 2012 easily. French windows and ikea furniture can match.
Interiors, Pierre Bonnard Marc Camille Chaimowicz, William Copley, Édouard Vuillard, Installation View, Image Courtesy Andrew Kreps Gallery
Pierre Bonnard, The Breakfast Room, 1925, Oil on canvas, 25 3/4 x 42 1/2 in (65.4 x 108 cm) & (wallpaper), Marc Camille Chaimowicz, 2011, Non-woven paper, Image Courtesy Andrew Kreps Gallery
Interiors, Pierre Bonnard Marc Camille Chaimowicz, William Copley, Édouard Vuillard, Installation View, Image Courtesy Andrew Kreps Gallery
In my humble opinion, no artist understand the importance of monotonous interior life quite like Jean-Édouard Vuillard (perhaps also Giorgio Morandi, but we can save his obsessive bottle painting for another post). Vuillard (November 11, 1868 – June 21, 1940) was a French painter and printmaker associated with the artist collective called The Nabis. This avant-garde group was named for the Hebrew word for "prophet". They believed they could revitalize modern art much like the prophets inspired people from the biblical days. The group did not just work with canvas, they often extolled and designed wall decoration, and also produced posters, prints, book illustration, textiles, and furniture.
Édouard Vuillard, Interieur, 1902, Oil on Cardboard, Dallas Museum of Art, gift of the Meadows Foundation Incorporated
Édouard Vuillard, Interieur a la Table à Ouvrage, 1893
In his paintings Vuillard depicted mostly interiors, intricate patterns, streets, and gardens. The patterns of a tablecloth, of a woman's dress, and of wall coverings intermingled to create a beautifully layered piece. He lived at home with his mother (a dressmaker and Parisian corset maker) and had siblings who visited – most notably his sister. Often my inspiration comes from the outside – wandering streets, stopping into boutiques, and traveling. Yet, Vuillard did not need to leave his home to understand the aesthetics of beauty and to find his animus.
Vuillard was best known for intimate, indoor looks at the private lives of his subjects. These domestic scenes feel "very claustrophobic," explains the curator of The National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., Kimberly Jones. She continues. "You can almost feel the walls closing in in some cases and that's very much intentional. This is the world behind closed doors, an intimate private world that we live but we don't get to see. So we become a voyeur."
Édouard Vuillard. Mother and Sister of the Artist. c. 1893. Oil on canvas. 18 1/4 x 22 1/4″ (46.3 x 56.5 cm). Gift of Mrs. Saidie A. May. © 2005 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York/ADAGP, Paris. (Can't you just smell the mothballs?)
Vuillard's interiors are often described as richly patterned, dizzying, and highly feminine. We are surrounded by bold fabrics, blurred walls, and quiet Sunday scenes. Vuillard, the artist himself one remarked, "I don't paint portraits," he said. "I paint people at home." His heavily decorated rooms define a person, his stokes create a soothing rhythm for the eye (even though sometimes they are depicting SHARP geometric designs), and his understanding of fashion (both interior and physical) as a psychological delinieation, is why I believe his interiors are so powerful.
Vuillard's Room at the Château des Clayes, c. 1932, Distemper on paper, mounted on canvas, 30 5/8 x 39 7/16 in. (77.8 x 100.2 cm), Signed, l.r.: "E. Vuillard", Gift of Mary and Leigh Block, 1973.337, © Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / ADAGP, Paris
After reading this blog post you have now become familiar with "Intimism"! Bravo! Yippee! This is a variety of late 19th- and early 20th-century painting which intensely explores domestic interiors as subject matter.
Clashing patterns = matching patterns. A richly patterned and layered room ala Vuillard. Found via Better Homes & Gardens, HERE.
Un Bisou Collection Wallpaper. Feminine and delicate. Here, actually used as a neutral "paint" color. Don't be afraid of pattern and layering! Image found HERE.
Eijffinger wallaper – perfect for your afternoon tea service! Hello pastel table. Image found HERE.
Grand Gala Wallpaper. Although this room is not nearly cluttered enough to be a Vuillard. Image found HERE.
Living with patterns is as easy as finding one common color in all of your fabrics. Here it is a light, almost Robin's Egg Blue with accented grey tones. Image found HERE.


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Keep an eye on the convergence of S. Alamo and Pereida Streets in February. A new public art project is being created and will be installed on that corner in the coming weeks. The Cultural Arts Committee of the King William Association commissioned local artist Jennifer Khoshbin to create seating that invites travelers to take a "pause" in their stroll through our historic neighborhood.
We are delighted with Ms. Khoshbin's whimsical and inviting concept (see rendering above), and look forward to seeing the benches completed. The limestone blocks will be near the wayfaring sign that was recently installed next to the B-Cycle station across from the Liberty Bar.
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BROWNLEE, William " Bill"
Suddenly at London Health Sciences Centre-Victoria Hospital on Thursday, October 12th, 2006, Mr. William "Bill" BROWNLEE of London in his 80th year. Cherished husband and best friend of Olivia. Loving father of Cathy ATTFIELD (Neal), Vicki LABELLE (Jack,) Dale DEFASIO (Tony) and Gail SYKES. Dear grandfather of 6 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Much loved brother of Margaret and Charles ELSON, Marilyn PATON and Kay and the late Patrick LAVERTY. Sadly missed by several nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be conducted at the Westview Funeral Chapel, 709 Wonderland Road North, on Sunday, October 15th, 2006 at 11: 00 a.m. with visitation one hour prior to the service. In lieu of flowers, those wishing to make a donation in memory of Bill are asked to consider the Heart and Stroke Foundation.
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Slain officer remembered as 'true-blue cop's cop'
Veteran plain clothes detective may have broken up drug deal before being shot
By Hayley MICK with a report from Canadian Press, Page A6
Toronto -- His colleagues say Constable John ATKINSON was a "true-blue cop's cop" who was on the job "24 hours a day."
That dedication helped him infiltrate organized crime, charm hardened criminals and propel him to a spot on Ontario's elite anti-terrorism squad.
Now, as the Windsor police force mourns the loss of this 14-year veteran, the question is whether Constable ATKINSON's willingness to go the extra mile may have played a role in his death.
Police say Constable ATKINSON, 37, was on duty Friday afternoon when he was fatally shot after confronting two people outside a convenience store. The father of two died in the parking lot, only blocks from his east-end Windsor home. Two 18-year-olds have been charged with first-degree murder.
Police say Constable ATKINSON suspected a drug deal was going on, and Windsor Police Chief Glenn STANNARD said yesterday that the officer would have been "duty bound" to investigate.
Breaking up petty drug deals was not a part of the job description for an officer who worked in street clothes and sometimes undercover. He had been working for the past two years to unearth terrorists with a provincial joint task force.
Yesterday, the force's honour guard joined thousands of Ontario police in Toronto for a service honouring fallen officers.
As they ate lunch after the service at Queen's Park, his colleagues described Constable ATKINSON as a "true brother" who lived for his family and his profession.
"He was a policeman 24 hours a day," said one constable who did not want to be named.
"You say 'police,' you say 'John,' " added another.
Constable ATKINSON grew up in Windsor and married his high-school sweetheart, Shelly. They bought the house next door to his parents and had two children: Mitchell, now 9, and Nicole, who turned 7 on Saturday.
He joined his hometown police force as a cadet in 1991, and earned a reputation as a hard-working cop who was especially adept at recovering stolen vehicles.
"There's people who go 120 miles an hour and there's people who go 40 miles an hour," said Chief STANNARD. "He worked all the time."
About six years ago, Constable ATKINSON became an undercover officer. His easy-going manner had proven valuable in getting criminals to talk.
"He was really good at cultivating that information," said Sergeant Mike LAPORT, president of the Windsor Police Association. "He could pretty well talk to anybody."
He was also "strong like an ox," said another officer, who said he often worked out with Constable ATKINSON, who was about six feet tall and weighed over 200 pounds. "He was a true-blue cop's cop," he added. "If you're in [trouble], you want him there."
About two years ago, Constable ATKINSON was assigned to the province's anti-terrorism section, a unit that includes municipal, provincial and federal officers. The job meant he often worked alone.
He showed up to work most days wearing jeans.
On Friday afternoon, just after 2 p.m., police say Constable ATKINSON pulled up to a gas station and convenience store. He was in plainclothes and filling up his unmarked vehicle with gas.
Police say he noticed two men involved in what appeared to be a drug deal.
"He came across something that was potentially a criminal offence and was duty bound to take some action, and he did," Chief STANNARD said.
Constable ATKINSON flashed his police badge, police say, and shortly after he was struck by a bullet. He was able to return fire before falling to the pavement.
Chief STANNARD said he did not know whether Constable ATKINSON knew the two teens charged in his death.
"I'm not going to question or second-guess whether he should have done this, or should have done that," Chief STANNARD said.
"He took some action -- whatever that may be. We'll sort through the rest of that in the investigation."
He said the officer was comfortable working alone, as he often did.
Constable ATKINSON, the first Windsor police officer ever killed on duty, will be buried with full police honours on Thursday. A public memorial service will be held Tuesday.
Charged with first-degree murder are Nikkolas BRENNAN and Coty DEFAUSSES, both 18. Mr. BRENNAN was also charged with possession of a narcotic for the purpose of trafficking. He also faces a weapons charge.
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Peacefully at Middlesex Terrace Nursing Home on June 2, 2006, Antonia (Nina) MIFSUD (née STRAFRACE) in her 92nd year. Beloved wife of Anthony MIFSUD. Loving mother of Frank MIFSUD (Marlene,) Joyce D'AGOSTINO (Maurice), Lily DEFELICE (Tony), Vincent MIFSUD, David MIFSUD (Alicia) and Stephen MIFSUD. She will be sadly missed by grandchildren Jacqueline WILSON (Vince), Frank J. MIFSUD (Tam), Paul MIFSUD (Jennifer,) Ruth LAIRD (Rod SHORE,) Susan VAN DYKE (Troy,) Denise D'AGOSTINO, Kimberly BUGEJA- SCHNEIDER (Steve,) Jason DEFELICE (Anna), Natalie LINGIER (Jeff), Noël MIFSUD, step grandchildren Danny ELLINGHAM (Connie) and David ELLINGHAM (Toni) as well as niece Josephine GILLAN (Mike,) 16 great-grandchildren and 10 step great-grandchildren. Survived by brother Joe STRAFRACE (Francis) of Malta, sister Mary PAMPANELLA of Australia and sister-in-law Josephine STRAFRACE of Australia. Predeceased by her parents Francis and Josephine STRAFRACE, daughter Margaret MIFSUD, brothers Croce STRAFRACE, Domenic STRAFRACE, John STRAFRACE and Vincent STRAFRACE, daughter-in-law Doris MIFSUD and grand_son-in-law Bill LAIRD. Visitation will be held in the Needham Funeral Chapel (520 Dundas Street, London) on Tuesday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. with prayers to be held at 7: 30 p.m. The funeral Mass will be conducted at Saint Mary's Church (345 Lyle Avenue) on Wednesday, June 7th at 11 a.m. Interment to follow at Saint Peter's Cemetery. In memory of Nina contributions to the Canadian Diabetes Association would be greatly appreciated.
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Suddenly at London Health Sciences Centre University Hospital on Friday, September 8, 2006, Maria Assunta (née PACE,) beloved wife of Edward PSAILA, in her 79th year. Loving mother of Cathrine (John) STILLITANO and Joseph (Martha) PSAILA. Cherished grandmother of Michael and Angelica STILLITANO and James and Edward PSAILA. Dear sister of Meggie DEFELICE, Carmen HARMSWORTH, Tony PACE, Teresa PACE and Josie CATANIA. Predeceased by her brother Lorry PACE. Also survived by many nieces and nephews and their families. Visitors will be received at the John T. Donohue Funeral Home, 362 Waterloo Street at King Street, London on Monday from 2-4 and 7-9 o'clock. Funeral Mass at St. Andrew the Apostle Church, 1 Fallons Lane on Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment in Saint Peter's Cemetery. Prayers Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Donations to Trillium Donor Program c/o London Health Sciences Foundation would be appreciated.
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Peacefully at Middlesex Terrace Nursing Home on Thursday, October 5th, 2006, Mr. Anthony MIFSUD, in his 94th year. Beloved husband of the late Antonia MIFSUD (née STAFRACE) (2006.) Loving father of Frank (Marlene) MIFSUD, Joyce (Maurice) D'AGOSTINO. Lily (Tony) DEFELICE, Vincent MIFSUD, David (Alicia) MIFSUD, and Stephen MIFSUD. Dear grandfather of Jacqueline (Vince) WILSON, Frank J. MIFSUD, Paul (Jennifer) MIFSUD, Ruth (Rod SHORE) LAIRD, Susan (Troy) VAN DYKE, Denise D'AGOSTINO, Kimberly (Steve) BUGEJA- SCHNEIDER, Jason (Anna) DEFELICE, Natalie (Jeff) LINGIER, and Noël MIFSUD. Also survived by step grandchildren Danny (Connie) ELLINGHAM, David (Toni) ELLINGHAM, niece Josephine (Mike) GILLAN, 16 great-grandchildren and 10 step great-grandchildren, his brothers Charles MIFSUD, John MIFSUD, sister Jane (née MIFSUD) BORG. Predeceased by his parents Vincent and Maryanne (née GATT) MIFSUD, his brothers Joe MIFSUD, Emmanuel MIFSUD, and sisters Mary BALZAN (née MIFSUD), Esther FARRUGIA (née MIFSUD) and Elizabeth SCHEMBRI (née MIFSUD.) Friends may call at the Needham Funeral Chapel, 520 Dundas Street, London (519-434-9141) on Monday October 9th from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Prayers at 8 p.m. Funeral Mass from Saint Mary's Church, 345 Lyle Ave. on Tuesday at 11 a.m. Interment Saint Peter's Cemetery. Memorial donations to the Alzheimer Society would be appreciated. Tributes may be left at www.mem.com
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Suddenly at his residence, on Wednesday, November 8th, 2006, John (Jack) KEOGH of London in his 76th year. son of the late Andy and Kathleen KEOGH. Loving husband for 48 years of Mary (McILHARGEY) KEOGH. Beloved father of Mike and Linda KEOGH of Saint Thomas, Pat and Sharon KEOGH of London, Lori and Will MacMURDO of Australia, John and Lianna KEOGH of Ailsa Craig and Kevin KEOGH also of London. Predeceased by daughter Mary Ellen. Sadly missed by his grandchildren Bryan, Lauren, Brent, Kristen, Bradley, Brendan, Katie, Thomas, Michaela, Breanne and Laurel. Dear brother of Helen and Jim DEFINNEY, and Winnifred and Ken SHEPPARD. Predeceased by his sister Catherine and by his brother-in-law Matt DUNAN. Visitation will be held at the Westview Funeral Chapel, 709 Wonderland Road North, on Sunday from 2: 00-4:00 and 7:00-9:00 p.m. The Funeral Mass will be celebrated at Holy Family Parish, 777 Valetta Street, on Monday, November 13th, 2006 at 10: 00 a.m. Interment, Saint Peter's Cemetery. Those wishing to make a donation in memory of John are asked to consider the Heart and Stroke Foundation or the Alzheimer Society of London and Middlesex. Prayers will be held in the funeral home on Sunday at 7: 00 p.m.
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Peacefully with his beloved wife and best friend Val and his daughter Lee by his side, of Wasaga Beach, passed away at General & Marine Hospital on Thursday December 29th, 2005 in his 78th year. Brother to Louie, Norman, Paul and Athony. Predeceased by his brothers Albert and Jimmie, his sisters Francis and Jenny. Arrangements entrusted to the Watts Funeral Home and Cremation Centre. 132 River Road East, Wasaga Beach. Cremation has taken place. Donations to the charity of your choice.
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At the Ross Memorial Hospital, Lindsay, Ontario, on March 14th, 2006. Gordon SAMELLS, of Minden, in his 83rd year, retired from Ministry of Natural Resources. Gordon was predeceased by his loving wife, Doreen Hattie BARRY and by his parents, Bert and Helen (McDONALD) SAMELLS. Gordon is lovingly remembered by his daughter, Karen and her husband, Len ROSS, of North Bay and by his son, Barry and his wife, Valorie, of Washago. He will be greatly missed by his two grandchildren, Joanne and David ROSS. Gordon will also be fondly remembered by his sisters, Betty and her husband, Kenneth SCOTT, of Owen Sound and Gwen and her husband, Gerald DEFOREST, of Bracebridge. A funeral service will be held at the Gordon A. Monk Funeral Home, in Minden, on Friday, March 17th, at 11: 00 a.m. Spring interment.
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DEFOREST, Bernice
In loving memory of my sister-in-law Bernice who passed away February 27, 1991.
Lord treasure Bernice in your garden of rest.
For when on earth she was one of the best.
Love Bea.
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In loving memory of my mother Hazel DEFOREST whom God called Home March 5, 1992.
Dear Mom: You are not forgotten, though on earth you are no more.
Still in memory you are with me, as you always were before.
Loving you always, Beatrice.
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Suddenly at London Health Sciences Centre, University Hospital on Tuesday, February 14, 2006, Norman Henry PICARD. Cherished husband of Audrey PICARD. Proud father of Deborah Anne DEFORGES and her husband Roger, Norman Gregory PICARD and his wife Sarah and Catherine April JURJEVICH and her husband Kenneth. Loving grandfather of Jennifer SONTROP, Laura BRICKER and her husband Scott, Peter DEMAKOS, Jaclyn DEFORGES, Norman Michael PICARD, Sarah JURJEVICH, Austin PICARD, Scott JURJEVICH and great grandfather of Mia and Kieran BRICKER. A special thank you from the family to Dr. Marty GOLDBACH and his team at London Health Sciences Centre, University Hospital for their exceptional care and compassion. Visitors will be received at John T. Donohue Funeral Home, 362 Waterloo Street at King Street, on Sunday from 2-4 and 7-9 o'clock. Funeral Mass at St. Peter's Basilica, 196 Dufferin Avenue, on Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment in St. Peter's Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to St. Peter's Basilica Restoration Fund would be appreciated. Norman will be forever remembered and loved by his family.
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Peacefully at Providence Centre on Monday, February 27, 2006. Rosaria, beloved wife of the late Graziano. Dear mother of Adriana (Tony DEFRANCO), John (Elda) and Luigi. Loving Nonna of Anita, Richard, Rosanna, Laura and Daniella and Bis-nonna of Madison, Anthony and Roman. She will be lovingly remembered by other family and Friends. The family wish to thank the caring staff at Sunnybrook and Providence Health Centres. Resting at the Paul O'Conner Funeral Home, 1939 Lawrence Ave. East (between Warden and Pharmacy), from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Wednesday. Funeral Mass on Thursday morning at 10 a.m. in St. Theresa Shrine of the Little Flower (Midland and Kingston Rd.). Interment Pine Hills Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family would appreciate donations to the Canadian Cancer Society or a charity of your choice.
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Peacefully at Ajax Pickering Hospital on Wednesday, February 8, 2006. Romana in her 88th year. Cherished mother of Monica GONSALVES (Dennis) of Arizona, Camille BRAZ (Jim,) Mervyn and the late Gerald (Joan). Beloved grandmother of Lisa (Glenn), Mark, Paul (Lisa), Gary, Karen (Stephen), Monique (Kishun) and Michelle (Robert). Proud great-grandmother of seven. Dear sister of Sylvia RODRIGUES, Bridget BRADY, and the late Francis NASCIMENTO, Charles NASCIMENTO, Carmelita DEFREITAS- PHILLIPPE, Lydia PESTANO and Doreen NASCIMENTO. Resting at the Paul O'Conner Funeral Home, 1939 Lawrence Ave. E. (between Warden and Pharmacy) from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Friday. Funeral Mass on Saturday afternoon at 1 p.m. in St. Isaac Jogues Church (Finch, east of Whites Road). Interment Mount Hope Cemetery.
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Peacefully, passed away at the Maple Manor, Tillsonburg, on Thursday, December 28th, 2006, with her family by her side, Alida (VAN DAELE) VAN DE WIELE, formerly of R.R.#1 Courtland at the age of 88 years. Alida was born July 19, 1918 in Wingene, W.F., Belgium, daughter of the late Rene VAN DAELE and the late former Maria POLLEFLIET. Predeceased by her beloved husband Victor VAN DE WIELE (January 3, 1993.) Much loved mother of: Richard VAN DE WIELE and his wife Simonne of R.R.#1 Delhi; Jean and her husband Jerome DONCK of R.R.#1 Courtland; Elaine and her husband Boyd ARMSTRONG of Tillsonburg. Proud and loving grandmother of eight grandchildren: Lynne and Steve DUQUETTE, Joanne and Michael KIMURA, Rick VAN DE WIELE and Marleen, Rose-Anne and Kent McLELLAN; Jerry DONCK and Adele, Jeanine and Rick ASSEL, James DONCK and Jodi and Christopher ARMSTRONG and friend Julia and fifteen great-grandchildren. Survived by two sisters: Suzanne and her husband Walter DEFREYNE of Langton, Vivian and her husband John HAHN of Tillsonburg and nieces, nephews and cousins. Predeceased by a brother Remi VAN DAELE (1986) and a sister Julia (LeSage) GEKIERE (2006.) Friends and relatives are welcome to meet with the family on Monday, January 1, 2007 from 2 to 4: 30 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Verhoeve Funeral Home, 262 Broadway, Tillsonburg. Funeral Mass of Christian Burial to be said on Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Saint Mary's Roman Catholic Church, 51 Venison St. W., Tillsonburg by Rev. Father Matthew GEORGE. Interment to follow in the Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Cemetery, Langton. Memorial donations (payable by cheque) to the "Alzheimers Society" or the charity of your choice would be gratefully acknowledged by the family. C.W.L. Prayers are Monday at 4 p.m. Parish Prayers are Monday at 7 p.m.
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Puzzle Surprise (Date Night Idea)3:54 AM
- First enlarge a portrait of you and your date and make it into a puzzle. (a great place to make these is at http://www.walmart.com they have great prices and its easy to just load up the photo you want)
- Second set up your picnic area at a trusty park, your house or your own backyard. Make a path with the puzzle pieces that lead to a special spot where a rose is awaiting your date with a special little love note to go with it.
- Finally have a nice picnic meal together with your date, When your finished eating go for a walk to "discover" surprises at stops along the way.
It is romantic and a great way to surprise your date.
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Great idea! I think I am going to try it. Thanks!ReplyDelete
I was just reading through your date night ideas...some good ideas.ReplyDelete
My favorite, at home idea, was found in a book.
Something like this:
when he got home I handed him his robe and towel and he took a bath that I had already run for him.
I met him on the porch with sparkling cider and gave him a note that said I will massage his feet but he is not allowed to touch me.
Then we moved to the kitchen where we had appetizers and a new note that said i would rub his back and up...but he was not allowed to touch me.
Moved to the living room where we ate dinner and watched a movie and his note said, other things...LOL..but he still couldnt touch me. Trying to keep this PG.
Then dessert...and that's all that needs to be said. LOL


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Photos & text - Luke Kennard
From what I had seen on my previous visit to the urban park lake, it was evident that there were some very special fish lurking in the depths amongst the dense weed. Despite the lake being situated in the heart of an estate renowned for being rough, I was determined not to be put off. On arrival to the lake for my first session, I was greeted by a group of youths drinking and smoking on the far side of the lake. Manoeuvring myself around the group of youths I made my way around the lake, observing what other anglers tactics and watching the water for any signs of fish. I lapped the lake patiently three times, on the third time round I stumbled across a group of carp who were basking in a small bay on top of the weed. Positioning myself behind a tree I studied the carp for half an hour, watching their movement patterns and feeding habits. The carp were moving in and out of the swim, circling around a small patch of lilies and then back into the bay. As the carp moved out of the swim on their patrol route it was time to get the rods out. With mobility being key on a water such as the park lake I opted to use the Nash Dwarfs in 9ft 3lb, coupled with the Nash Naked Gripping Chod Kit to ensure that I could present a bait properly in this dense weed. By applying the Nash Tungsten Putty to my chods I was able to present them perfectly; fluttering through the water column to position themselves on top of weed, armed with no other than the trusty 15mm Nash Cappuccino pop-up and a 12mm Nash Scopex Squid in yellow to create a snowman choddy. The reasoning behind the snowman choddy was because of the vast levels of weed in the lake; despite critically balancing the hookbait a fine layer of weed was masking the hookbait still. Therefore, the additional pop-up was being utilised for additional buoyancy as well as a visual attraction.
Two hours of waiting and watching patiently but still no action, so I decided to reel in and replace the pop-ups on both rods before flicking the rods back on the spot. With fresh baits back on the spot I was convinced that it was going to happen today; I was going to catch my first park lake carp. Out of nowhere, my right alarm went from silence into absolute meltdown, I was into my first carp from the park lake.After a five minute battle, the carp was almost ready for the net. Wallowing in the shallows, keeping the carp's head up and the hook pulled, gutted! Nobody likes losing a fish however, this proved to me that my tactic worked, confident of another take I applied a couple of new baits to the choddy and flicked the rod back onto the spot and a few moments later I was to be in again. With the reels locked up, the BP6 flew into my alarm as the second take of the day occurred. What a take, so aggressive! I grabbed the rod and struck into what felt like a good fish. Staying deep and using the weed to its advantage, it was nerve rattling stuff. Applying constant pressure to the carp I was able to keep the fish on the move and eventually get the fish up to the surface, away from the weed. I reached out with the net, waiting to scoop my prize up when I felt the line ping across shoulders of the fish, fortunately, the hook hold was strong with my prize still in contact. When I lifted the net and removed the weed from the fish's head it was apparent that I had landed an old, dark warrior. With fish in the area I didn't want to waste any time so I unhooked the fish in the net and flicked the rod straight back out to see if i could steal another quick bite. With the rod back on the spot I took another look at my prize which was sulking in the net; I couldn't believe it, my first fish from the park lake and what a belter at that. My prize hadn't gone unnoticed as it wasn't long before I was accompanied by a small audience who wanted to see a close up of the old warrior but with the fish being fairly old I felt it most appropriate to rest the carp in the net before bringing him to the mat to take the catch photos. Watching the old warrior swim back to the depths of the lakes brought a chill to my body, an amazing experience.
Another hour passed after returning the carp to the water and there was no sign of any fish in front of me anymore and the lake was fast becoming busy; groups of youths gathering in the corners of the lake, kicking and throwing rocks into the water whilst other locals decided to take their mopeds and quad bikes for a spin up and down the far side of the bank. With the chaos in mind, as well as the reputation of the lake, becoming fast apparent I decided that it was time to pack up and get the rods in the car. On my previous visit, I had noted down a few likely looking spots so on the way to the car I decided to trickle some bait in in anticipation of a quick return. My first experience of the lake was one to remember, a very special place in which I hope to catch more of its residents, unfortunately, the turn around time from fishing to fishing again is slow due to work commitments. So in the meantime, it was time to return to doing my homework on the water to give myself the best chance of another urban belter. I always like to walk away from a session with the positives in mind and knowing that my chods were working has given me real confidence in my new go everywhere rig. With the next session on the horizon, it was time to start prepping rigs and thinking through my next action plan.


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Italian Artist Combines Traditional Painting Techniques & 3D PrintingPosted by: Andrew Logan | Posted on: June 30, 2016
Guido Salimbeni is an Italian contemporary art painter and 3D expert, producing oil paintings with traditional painting techniques combined with 3D printing technology. He adds a 3D printed element on the canvas aiming to introduce an optical illusion to the perception of depth, space, value contrast and color vibration.
While purists will no doubt feel uneasy by the transformation of traditional oil painting to include external 3D elements, the results obtained by Guido are outstanding as shown in the images below.
The Bird Splash Painting is another example featuring the 3D printed head and breast of a bird which memorizes when viewed from an angle!
As 3D printing technology becomes more widely available, artists like Guido are embracing it for a range of uses. 3D printing equipment is also now quite reasonably priced and easily accessible, even to the home user, via sites such as 3Dprinting.supplies which also provide reviews of 3D printing equipment and 3D print services.
Besides 3D printing, the artist has already used various other materials such as transparent resin to create the effects of water drops.
Asked recently in an interview by SiOTT Gallery (April 12, 2016) Guido Salimbeni was asked "is there is a specific theme or concept you keep in all your art work or does it change with each series?" His response shows his clear and ongoing commitment to using 3D printed elements and technology in his paintings…
Visual dynamism: a sense of tension and suspension, ambiguity and mystery. The concept is to explore the best way to achieve a vibrating perception of a pulse in space or emotion, often with a subject and composition that has elements of ambiguity, mystery or complexity. I always introduce 3d printed pieces on top of the canvas, to try to achieve and enhance the visual tension. These subtle 3d printed elements introduce optical illusions in terms of unclear, overlapping objects, distortion of depth and wider range of lighting values.


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Medi-Cal is massive. It covers over 13 million people, more than the entire population of every state except Texas, New York, and Florida. As California's state Medicaid program, it finances healthcare access for low-income children and adults as well as pays for a great deal of care for seniors and the disabled.
Over 50 years, Medi-Cal has grown from a niche safety net program to an essential foundation of the state's healthcare delivery system and economy. It is the largest Medicaid program in the nation, with an annual budget comprising state and federal funds of more than $90 billion.
Because Medi-Cal is the provider of healthcare coverage for such a large percentage of the state's population and the second-largest item in the state budget, it is critical to understand the growth of Medi-Cal over time, its economic and social benefits, and its strengths and weaknesses.
It is particularly important to recognize that this is now a program that covers millions of working Californians—and hence enhances their health and economic productivity—in addition to paying for the care of millions of children, the disabled, and elderly residents.
In spite of the large absolute size of state spending on Medi-Cal, the program compensates healthcare providers significantly less than private payers and Medicaid programs in other states. Increasing access—and reducing the burden on the privately insured to fund California's Medi-Cal delivery system—may require significant additional investments in this program.
However, improving the Medi-Cal program is not simply about raising reimbursement levels. There are important reforms that will get the state better value for its spending on Medi-Cal, many of which are being advanced through a landmark agreement that California has just negotiated with the federal government.


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Birmingham, from city to nature - Chris Fletcher
Birmingham, from city to nature
This exhibition is about Discovering Birmingham. A look at how Chris Fletcher realised the beauty right here on his doorstep. From the wonderful architecture and inner city areas to the beautiful canals and countryside, in and around, the city of Birmingham.
Chris Fletcher has been taking photographs for 7 years but only discovered Birmingham 3 years ago as a place to shoot despite having lived here for 12 years. Chris spare time is devoted to travelling, photography and drinking beer. He enjoys photographing the world but have found many treasures in and around the Birmingham area. He finds photography not only relaxing but also inspirational. It makes him see the world differently, keeps him fit and has made him many new friends in the last few years.
Find out more about his work here ... https://www.cpf-photography.com/ and follow Chris on Twitter via @@CPF_Photography
Chris will be giving a talk about his work on Tuesday 19th June.
Please book your free tickets to guarantee your place. Please note it may be cold in the brewery so dress appropriately. https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/meet-the-artist-chris-fletcher-birmingham-from-city-to-nature-tickets-44120070318Add your own events
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Have you ever noticed some things are better together? Like, chocolate and flowers? You and your spouse? How about, Janice Gaines, Anita Renfroe, and Chris and Stephanie Teague from of Out of the Dust? We've been getting to know what our 2018 LLYMI Cruise artists think about love, faith, and travel, and we can't wait to share this groups' heartwarming and hilarious answers. Enjoy, and see if you can pick out our comedian for the year.
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We are excited The Isaacs will be joining us for our 2018 Love Like You Mean It® Cruise. They began singing together 35 years ago, and we thought it would be fun to help you get to know them a little better on a more personal level. You know they have won 7 Dove awards, but did you know…
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A&E has released the first trailer for their new crime drama THOSE WHO KILL. Based on the Danish TV series, which was inspired by the novels of author Elsebeth Egholm, the show follows Catherine Jensen (Oscar nominated Chloë Sevigny), a recently promoted Pittsburgh homicide detective who tracks down serial killers and relentlessly seeks the truth behind the disappearance of her brother. The show also stars James D'Arcy.
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I was getting lunch at one of my favorite spots today. My mouth was already watering from the thought of what I was about to eat. I'd been doing a good job with making sensible choices regarding my diet, but NOT today! I planned to splurge and splurge HARD! While I waited, I heard the guy in front of me order. 'I'd like the fresh green beans, the sautéed spinach, the turkey breast (no sauce) and a glass of water with lemon please' WHAT? I don't know why I got salty, but I did. Who does this guy think he's showing off in front of? I was so deep in my thoughts I wasn't paying attention the server, now visibly irritated, asking me what I wanted to order. In a low, almost inaudible tone I said, 'I'll just have what he's having'. My point is that you don't know who is watching you. Someone may be on the verge of making the wrong decision and it's YOUR consistency and right decision making that is just what they needed to see to help them self correct. You don't know who is learning from you right now. The question is… what lesson are you teaching?
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The week of the 18th August 2014 saw the Appeti team heading to the courts in Eastbourne for the Devonshire Park LTC Open Tournament. This is a great event which sees our youngsters playing on the same grass courts that they use for the International tennis tournament that we visited in June.
Throughout the week our players put in some great performances which showed how their matchplay has progressed over the summer.
JoJo Thomas and Will Gee both had really close matches with the eventual winners of their relevant age groups. JoJo just lost out to Alex D'Souza, the number 1 seed, in the final set tiebreak 9-11. Throughout the match the boys were totally level even though Alex is 3 ratings higher and the final result really could have gone either way! Will qualified comfortably to the 10U main draw where he face Lemuel Cassidy(G1*) in what proved to be the longest match of the draw. Both boys played some great tennis matching each other point for point. After nearly two hours Will just lost out 4-5(5), 5-4(4), 8-10
Our first medal of the week saw Ulrich Nienaber continue his successful summer by winning the consolation draw in the 9U event. Ulrich, who is playing up an age group met Sergio Vieira in the final. This was another close contest but Ulrich managed to edge ahead and win the title 8-6, 5-7, 7-4.
Rosie Hewett played consistently well throughout the week to reach the consolation final in the 14U girl's event where she met Jordayne McGowan-Paul(6.2) who was the number one seed. Rosie played well pushing her opponent all the way. After a really close match Rosie had to settle for the silver medal as Jordayne secured the winning point to finish 3-6, 6-0, 12-10.
In the 12U girls consolation event Marta Poriete reached the final where she faced Elizabeth Kober. Marta played well throughout the match to win through confidently 6-3, 6-3 Meanwhile in the boys consolation draw Oliver Richards met Lleyton Edwards. After a quick start to the final which saw Oliver take the first set 6-2, Lleyton fought back to level the score. However Oliver remained focused and managed to pull ahead to win the match 10-7 in the championship tie break.
The final Appeti match of the week saw Ollie and JoJo joining forces to play Henry Davis and Sam Nicholson in the 12U doubles final. After what had been a fantastic week at a brilliantly organised tournament the boys made a confident start and never looked back to leave the court the victors 6-3, 6-1.
We'd like to thank Tennis Services UK for their professional approach throughout the week and we are all looking forward to returning next summer!
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(Reuters) - Jimmy Walker, who notched his second career PGA Tour win in Hawaii, could be on track for another success in the island state after taking a two-shot, first-round lead at the SBS Tournament of Champions on Thursday.
The reigning PGA Championship titleholder plundered an eagle and six birdies in benign conditions for an eight-under-par 65 on the Kapalua Plantation course on the island of Maui.
Fellow Americans Ryan Moore, Justin Thomas and Jim Herman carded 67, with world number one Jason Day equal 12th on 70.
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Defending champion Jordan Spieth struggled at times en route to a 72 that left him joint 22nd in the elite 32-man, winners-only field.
Walker was a late bloomer who did not win on tour until three years ago, the same season as he clinched the Sony Open in Honolulu.
He also lost a playoff at Kapalua two years ago, and says he always feels relaxed in Hawaii.
"I get off the plane here, breath the air and it just puts you in a solid good mood," the 37-year-old told Golf Channel. "There's umbrellas in your drinks. I don't know what else you need."
Walker cranked up his round with a 40-foot eagle at the par-five fifth, and ended it in style by nearly holing out from 70 yards at the par-five 18th before tapping in for birdie.
"I drove it well, made a bunch of good putts," said the six-times PGA Tour winner.
"A (40-footer) for eagle puts a little spring in your step. (I had) nice control of the ball all day."
Second-placed Herman made a tidy return to a course he played with rented clubs on his honeymoon 12 years ago.
The journeyman was encouraged by Donald Trump to pursue a professional career, and like the United States President-elect aimed high.
Herman was formerly an assistant pro at Trump Bedminster in New Jersey, and a frequent playing companion of Trump.
Herman plans to take a break from his playing schedule to be at Trump's inauguration on Jan. 20.
"We have tickets," he said. "I think we're going to be there."
Day, meanwhile, admitted to a few nerves in his first event since pulling out of the Tour Championship with a back injury in September.
"Longevity is obviously key," he said. "I had to do the right thing and take some time off. But standing on the (first) tee I was a little nervous. I haven't stood on a tee for three months."
(Reporting by Andrew Both in Cary, North Carolina; Editing by Larry Fine)


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Youth are leaving agriculture. Our agonizing countryside doesn't exactly paint a rosy picture to build a life upon. Their parents encourage them to go to the city, take up a white-collar job -'we don't want our children to suffer like us,' they say. Yet many rural youth experience that visceral pull to the land. They want, like their forefathers, to live in the countryside. They want to focus on the success stories instead of the misery. The city doesn't really excite them, some of them have already tried their hand at IT or engineering. They know it's possible to come back to the land, but they just don't know how to start.
Source: La Via Campesina South Asia: Agroecology: Youth will be the change!
Published on August 5th, 2016