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Upcoming community events for the Village of Monticello Wisconsin.
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Apr 26 @ 9:00 am – 10:00 am
Village Park – W Lake Ave
Two trees will be planted by fourth graders.
Fourth graders will be giving speeches.
Proclamation by Village President.
DNR presentation by Cody Didier.
May 1 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
The Village of Monticello Wisconsin hold village meetings on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month.
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No matter the size or scale of your company, it is likely that you will have numerous projects in the pipeline. It often involves teams of people working simultaneously on tasks that are difficult to keep track of without proper organisation. In this case, Project Management software can be crucial in helping a company improve organisation, coherence and reduce waste.
Below, we discuss some of the main ways that your business will benefit from implementing a Project Management Software.
Improved organisation. Project Management software creates a filing system, which offers a comprehensive view of a project and any details about it. Although project planning is quite straightforward, the challenges arise when it comes to managing several projects at once. Rather than wasting time searching through files for notes, documentation and deadlines, everything can be kept in project management software.
Cost-effective. Time is money in the world of business, but the nature of a project management software and its features can help cut down costs on things such as training and employee wages. The self-contained nature of a project management software can serve as a training tool for a business. Because of this simple integrated feature, it saves on the costs of hiring a trainer for new employees. It can also help cut down on the number of mistakes being made, which will in turn save money.
Team Workflow. Collaboration is at the heart of project management software. While it may be more difficult to regulate on a larger scale project, coherence of and interdependence between team members is always necessary in projects of any size. A project management software allows the team leader to keep track of which tasks are being completed, and by who. This seamless workflow improves efficiency in both the short term and the long term, by creating cohesion between teams and team members.
Forecasting and Budgeting. While these are both fundamental skills expected of every team leader or project manager, a project management system is equipped to allow for more effective cost forecasting and budgeting. At the same time as keeping track of current costs and budgets, it will be full of data from past projects which will help to set more accurate budgets and forecast more effectively.


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It has been nearly 10 years since award-winning Winnipeg filmmaker John Paskievich captured the heart of the North End, the neighbourhood where he grew up, with his ever-present camera.
In celebration of University of Manitoba Press's (UMP) 50th anniversary, a revised edition of his critically acclaimed book is being released this month featuring 80 new images. Aptly titled The North End Revisited: Photographs by John Paskievich, the book reminds us the North End is where the boundaries of ethnicity, class and culture crossed between Indigenous Peoples and Old World immigrants and helped define the city's character.
A book launch is scheduled for Oct. 4 at 7 p.m. at McNally Robinson Booksellers.
Recently, we had the opportunity to chat with Paskievich about the "new" book, current projects and being nominated in the Short Film Palm d'Or category for the 1982 Cannes Film Festival.
This interview has been edited for length.
Q: The North End, the first iteration of it came out in 2007. How did the idea of doing a revised edition come about?
A: Well, it wasn't my idea. (UMP director) David Carr called me. He said because it was the anniversary of the UMP, they were going to publish a couple of books in celebration of its anniversary.
They thought of redoing the North End book in another way with some more copy and some additional photographs and dropping some of the photographs that were in the original book.
Just a bit of a change in the book.
Q: Did it feel like travelling back in time, looking at these images again?
A: Yeah, (it felt like) travelling back in time. And what's interesting about photography… a photographer will tell you that (they) remember exactly how (they) felt when (they) took that picture.
It's really amazing. This isn't just unique to me. Other photographers will tell you (the same thing).
Q: What other projects do you have on the go? In an interview you did in 2014, you mentioned you had a collection of Inuit photographs and there was a possibility of putting together a book.
A: Yeah, I was working for the federal government back in the '80s to take pictures of the Inuit carvers and artists, and I did that.
And I took a lot of pictures on the side, for myself. I handed them all in to see what they wanted.
We were actually going to do a book with the UMP on these carvers, on my photographs from the Arctic. But then, (the 50th anniversary celebration came up) and so that's been put on hold.
Q: Is there anything else that piques your interest that you're considering pursuing?
A: Well, I'm working now on a film. It's a film about Ukrainian-Canadians coming of age during the Second World War. What happened is that minority groups, before the Second World War, were still "suspect." People like the Chinese, the Japanese, Aboriginals, and (Ukrainians served in the) Second World War where they died or got wounded. When they came back, the attitude (towards them) changed.
I can't speak for the other minority groups but for the Ukrainians, it changed. It was more positive. Employment was more accessible to them. They could get jobs with the police force, the fire department and government jobs when before it was off-limits, especially for the Chinese. Because Ukrainians were white, they had that advantage. But still, a lot guys changed their names in order to be hired.
Q: Have you done any filming for it yet?
A: It's gonna be a bit of an experimental film because all the veterans, most of them, have died. There are little memoirs being done, letters and various things and so using still pictures and archival material without any veterans talking. It's a challenge but we'll see how it goes.
Q: So, the presentation of this film would be along the lines of your first documentary, Ted Baryluk's Grocery?
A: Something like that, yeah, but also in the kind of Ken Burns way, you know, the moving camera over still pictures. We'll see how it goes because the material is quite scattered and in bits and pieces.
I have no idea how long the film will be, but as long as it gets the point across, in a good way, I think it will be worthwhile.
Q: What drew you into documentary film as opposed to doing feature films like the kind you see in movie theatres?
A: (I've always done) documentary stuff, I started with still photography and then after that little grocery store film, I got exposed to documentary film.
I liked documentary film and the kind of photography that I was doing (at the time). The demand for that kind of work started getting less. It was all about television. So, I went into documentary film and I just did photography for myself and I liked that balance.
Q: There seems to be a theme with the subjects of your documentaries, of being disconnected, of being an outsider within their communities.
A: That's a theme I've always been interested in. I've always been interested — to my detriment sometimes — more in outsiders than insiders.
I like outsiders. I've always liked outsiders. They surprise me with what they know and what they've experienced. I find them very interesting. It broadens me in all ways.
I've always been interested in outsiders, people who are supposedly marginalized or on the outside whether it's ethnic groups or people with disabilities. I'm drawn to them which, I guess, makes me an outsider, too, in a way. It's a part of me.
Q: In an interview I read, you said all documentaries are fiction.
A: Yeah, they're all fiction. They're fiction based on a truth. You know, everything is edited — how you shoot, what you select. You construct it so you can have a story. (You have) a journalist, a photographer, a filmmaker… you have different people to send out to do the same story and they'll come back with three different interpretations of the truth. Supposedly.
So then you say, "well, is it truth or is it fiction?" It's a construction is what it is, of what the person thinks is their truth.
If you take a picture of a person one way, the person appears a certain way. The next shot, the person will look another way. People looking at that picture will come up with their own truth about the picture and their truth will be a fiction, too, because they don't really know that person. It just goes round and round.
But, there is in all that stuff, there is truth in there. You have to be careful about what is the truth. More so in documentaries because in documentaries, the idea is that it's objective. But it's not.
Q: With regards to Ted Baryluk's Grocery, it had been up for the Short Film Palm d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival in 1982. How did that come about? How did it get into the selection process? Was that something you had a hand in?
A: No, I didn't know anything about that. It was submitted by the National Film Board.
My partner and I, (co-director) Mike (Mirus), we were in the cafeteria at the film board and they made an announcement over the intercom like in school. Everybody cheered. It was a surprise.
Q: That's really cool since a number of photographers regard that film as the first great example of multimedia.
A: Yeah, the idea was originally that I was going to do a photography exhibit and then we were going to have this soundscape of the store as you went into a room. And then we were thinking, well, we got pictures, we got sound… we were wondering instead of putting it into a room, just put it together and make a film.
And everybody thought it was a wacky idea. And so we had a hard time finishing it. Getting money to finish it.
But when we finished it, it turned out well.
Q: Wacky idea?
A: Yeah, people turned it down. Well, the National Film Board turned it down three times. We just kept going back to them.
Q: Was there a cooling-off period? Here's your first kick at the cat and then they say 'no'. How long after they said 'no' did you resubmit?
A: Oh, about a year, a year and a half. Then another seven months (after the second "no").
Q: So these images were actually taken in late '79-'80?
A: The film came out in '82. Yeah, they were taken (around that time). And then in '80, I went away to Eastern Europe. I was working there and I came back. So it took a long time to finish that little 12-minute film. A long time.
So, for the young people out there — persevere. Yeah, you gotta persevere because everybody will tell you it won't work. Well, not everybody. Somebody will say it's a good idea. That means a lot.


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The Bermuda Police Service is still seeking the public's assistance in locating 71 year old Robert Douglas.
The My Lord's Bay Lane Hamilton Parish resident was last seen at around 4:00 p.m. on, Tuesday 24th March, near his home.
He is described as being between 6' 2" and 6' 3" tall, of slim build and dark complexion.
When last seen he was wearing a faded blue hat, blue sweat top with a dark long sleeve shirt underneath, black long sweatpants, long red socks
and black sneakers with a white trim.
Mr. Douglas usually walks between his residence and the Crawl Hill Esso service station and the Shelly Bay Market Place.
There have been several reported sightings of Mr. Douglas by members of the public. Officers have been conducting extensive searches in areas of reported sightings as well in the areas of parks trails and nature reserves near his residence.
The whereabouts of Mr. Douglas is a matter of priority to the BPS and anyone with information on the whereabouts of Robert Douglas, is asked to contact the main police number, 247-1624.
We would also ask, that if you come into contact with Mr. Douglas, please remain with him until the arrival of police.
Around 5:15 this morning, Monday 30th March, it was discovered that unlawful entry had been gained to Coconut Rock restaurant.
Enquiries were made and it was discovered that culprits had forced entry in to the premises
It is unknown exactly what had been taken.
The Investigation led police officers to Queen Elizabeth Park in the City of Hamilton where a number of persons were arrested as well as items relating to the burglary were recovered.
The suspects remain in police custody whilst the enquiries in to this crime continues.
The Bermuda Police Service wishes to clarify erroneous information recently published, suggesting the Southside Police Station was closed as a result of a police officer being diagnosed with Coronavirus disease (COVID-19)
An officer was diagnosed with COVID-19. However, the officer's last working day with the BPS was on March 11th.
That officer then proceeded on a period of leave.
The officer did not show symptoms and was not diagnosed with COVID-19, until fifteen days after leaving the service.
Resources were shifted at the Southside Police Station and staff from Central Division were brought in.
The facility is not manned on a twenty four hour basis and was sanitised during regular hours of closure between the hours of 8:00pm and 8:00am.
At no time was the South Side Police Station closed as a result of an officer being diagnosed with COVID-19.
It appears the so called "mystery shopper" scam has resurfaced and the Bermuda Police Service would like to remind the public to be on the look-out.
A thirty-five year old man was taken to hospital with a gunshot wound to his left arm, following a firearms incident in Pembroke Parish.
The incident occurred at around 11:00pm on Tuesday 24th March, at the junction of Two Way Deepdale and Parsons Road.
The victim was conveyed to the King Edward the Seventh Memorial Hospital via ambulance for treatment to his injuries which are not considered to be life threatening.
Quick action by police officers resulted in a person of interest in connection with this incident being taken into custody. That person is now assisting police with their inquiries.
Anyone with information on this latest firearms incident is asked to contact Detective Chief Inspector Arthur Glasford, or Detective Sergeant Jason Smith, of the Serious Crime Unit, on 247-1174 or 247-1128 respectively.
Alternatively, persons wishing to provide information anonymously, may do so by calling the independent and confidential Crime Stoppers number, 800-8477.
The Public Health (COVID-19) Regulations 2020 give powers to put in place restrictions and requirements on all travelers who have been placed on isolation and/or active monitoring.
To that end, Martin Weekes, Assistant Commissioner of Police Stated:
"The Bermuda Police Service (BPS), will be working with their colleagues in the Royal Bermuda Regiment (RBR), on methods to enforce these regulations, as we seek to suppress the transfer of the COVID-19 virus through the control of unnecessary social movement and influencing of social distancing.
This is also in keeping with the requirements of the Quarantine Act to mitigate the risk presented by individuals / groups.
As such, Officers from departments across the BPS, will be deployed in conjunction with RBR personnel.
There will be seven initial static Community Advisory Points deployed at key locations across the island. Drivers will be stopped and they, along with any occupants of their vehicle, checked against a list of those who have been issued restrictions by the Health Dept.
Any persons who appear on the list and have no valid reason for being on the road, will be instructed to return to their residence and to follow the requirements that have been issued to them by the Health Department. Their names will be taken and communicated to the Health Department for further actions to be taken.
The Bermuda Police Service would like to advise members of the public, that in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, it will be implementing certain precautionary measures in
keeping with government guidelines.
This is to ensure that we continue to provide a high standard of service to the community whilst at the same time, ensuring the safety and wellbeing of all BPS staff.
Please Use 911 for all emergencies.
We ask that you do not visit police stations to make a report unless the matter is of a serious nature. We urge you instead to call our main line, 295-0011, and you will be forwarded on to the relevant department.
Hand sanitizer stations will be available at the entrances of all police stations. We ask that you use them upon entering the station.
We will regularly disinfect doors and countertops at police stations to help avoid contamination.
If the situation warrants that an officer comes to your residence, we urge you to inform the officer you speak with on the phone, whether:
• Any occupant has been diagnosed as having Covid 19
• Any occupant has recently returned from overseas travel
• Any occupant has displayed symptoms of cold or flu
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Yesterday seemed to vanish swiftly in the blink of an eye. It seemed as if we had the whole day ahead of us one moment, and it was 9pm the next. I am not really sure what happened – I just know I didn't seem to sit down for very long!
We set up electricity circuits…
Planted out a few plug plants, cleaned a lot and started reading our newest family chapter book – 'The Enchanted Wood'. Just the two chapters today to get us started, but oh the joyful childhood memories flooded back as I was reading out loud. Both Amara and Taisia listened intently. I really hope that they lose themselves within it as I did as a child. I had a serious Enid Blyton obsession back then, and remember many a happy day spent reading about the Naughtiest Girl, Mr Galliano's Circus, and the Faraway Tree crew.
Onto today and the weather has been beautiful – the bluest of skies and lots of the yellow stuff. We stayed inside during the hottest of times, but ventured out later in the day to clean up our planting area and admire that things are actually growing!
We had a few garden friends as we worked, including my gorgeous old man Harry – the grand-daddy of our feline bunch. He has slowed down greatly with age, but is still an active hunter of rodents. He gave up on trying to catch the flying things years ago.
One of our sweet little Robin pals kept fluttering down to see if we had unearthed anything for him…
Whilst this little chap was rather disgruntled that he had been disturbed – and yes, I did apologise.
Once we had headed back indoors and recovered with a cuppa or two, we decided to do a bit of baking. What would be the best to make on a hot June afternoon? Mince Pies of course! The girls measured out the ingredients – doubling, then tripling the ingredients to gain the required quantity of pies.
They then counted in 12's to decide that we needed to grease four trays, before preparing the work surface for rolling.
Our evening was of course then spent munching on the baked goodies and bedding down the animals for the night. I also started to look into language resources as Amara wants to learn Spanish, continued to collate bee unit ideas, and plan a few ideas for learning opportunities next week.


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And How To Make Them at Home
A deliciously nostalgic celebration of the best old-fashioned sweets and confectionery - with over 50 simple and easy recipes to make at home
Great British Sweets is a gloriously indulgent celebration of our Great British love affair with sweet-making and good old-fashioned confectionery. The perfect gift for Christmas!
From pear drops to humbugs, honeycomb confections to liquorice, coconut ice to sugar mice, Nozedar gives us the rich history of these classic sweets along with over 50 easy-to-follow recipes for how to make them at home.
Make your own Macaroon Bars. Have a go at homemade Humbugs. Create a giant Curly Wurly bar. Or rustle up some lovely Liquorice.


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2019 Art Auction Fundraiser Date Chosen
The Annual Art Auction fundraiser that is typically held in the Spring is being scheduled for the Fall season this year. We're pleased to announce the date of the 2019 Art Auction will be Saturday, November 2, 2019.
Each year since 1980, the Art Gallery of Grande Prairie has held an annual art auction to raise funds for its core operations and programming. This gala, supported by artists, businesses and the local community, is a celebration of the transformative power of the Arts, and acknowledges the important placement of the Gallery in our community.
We hope this year will be another exciting way for the community to support the Gallery in nurturing a healthy and creative Peace Region.
Visit our Art Auction webpage and social media for future announcements for donating artists, sponsors, volunteers, and ticket holders. Stay connected by signing up for our e-newsletter, ARTimage.


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The best game I saw at the last gaming convention I attended will be announced as a PlayStation 3 exclusive at the next one. OK, I had two favorite games last time. Slam Bolt Scrappers was one of them.
When I played the game at PAX East in Boston a few months ago, it was manic and fun. I played the game's multiplayer mode, a fixed-screen two-vs-two combination of block-stacking and tower-battling.
Shield, Laser And Missile Block Powers In Effect
Eitan Glinert of Fire Hose Games told me today that the game's excellent first impression has earned it a publishing deal with Sony Online Entertainment. The game will be released through SOE exclusively for the PlayStation 3's PlayStation Network in early 2011.
Glinert will be showing the game at E3 next week but also wanted Kotaku readers to know about some of the new powers added to the game since PAX East.
Ice, Drill and Missile Block Powers In Effect
Before I share all that, though, let me explain the multiplayer mode in the game: You team up with another player and control little flying creatures who can catch and move falling Tetris-style blocks. The goal is to stack them in a manner that produces large squares of color, the bigger the square, the better. Those clumps of same-colored squares have properties that enable your tower to either attack the stack of blocks the opposing players are assembling — or to defend against their enemy stack. Some blocks generate shields; others generate missiles or lasers. As you assemble them, the towers battle. Better stacking makes a better tower that chips away at the enemy tower. When your tower destroys the other players', you win.
Got that?
Here's Glinert's explanation of some of the new features that have been added in for the game's E3 demo.
The biggest new features we'll be showing off are the new block types for building and awesome new power ups for fighting. At PAX East we had purple lasers which fired powerful bursts, red missiles which fired multiple spread shot rockets, and blue shields which defend turrets in your tower. At E3 we'll be introducing green drills, which fire drone drills that pile on continuous damaged until destroyed, and white snowball tossers, which lob balls of snow and ice onto your enemy's platform, hindering their building efforts (at least until the snow melts or is destroyed). On the fighting side we've added shield power ups which use the same technology as the blue shield blocks to give the player a temporary powerful protective barrier, while the comet power up temporarily transforms the player into a living weapon, allowing him to dash forward extremely quickly with a powerful attack that destroys everything in his path. It's a ton of fun!
Drill, Laser and Shield Block Powers In Effect
The new screenshots here show the new powers in action. Look at them closely and imagine the mayhem. At PAX East, Glinert said his team was interested in making a single-player mode as well that would be more of a side-scroller. No more word on that yet.
I'm looking forward to this game's release in 2011.
(For the record, my other favorite PAX East game was Monday Night Combat, which will be at E3 as well.)


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25 Top Things to Do in Kyoto: Kyoto Bucket List 2020
What to Do in Kyoto: Classic and Trendy Things to Do
Japan's greatest ancient city, Kyoto is the most popular tourist destination in Japan. The city is located in the heart of Western Japan along side of Osaka Prefecture. With over 4,000 historical monuments such as temples and shrines and the charming streetscape of the old city, Kyoto attracts millions of visitors from in/outside of Japan in all year around.
As there are numbers of tourist attractions in Kyoto, and in case you are confused what to see or where to go in the city, I have selected 25 things you shouldn't miss in Kyoto, especially for the first time. Check out my Kyoto Bucket List of 2020!!
Important Notice:
Due to prevention of the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19), numbers of facilities and tourist attractions are temporarily closed in Kyoto. Please check the below article for further information.
▶ Places in Japan that are Closed due to the Coronavirus
1. Kinkaku-ji Temple
One of the most famous landmarks in Japan, Kinkaku-ji Temple (金閣寺) a.k.a. the Golden Pavilion stands there since 1397.
More info ▶ Kinkakuji Temple: Kyoto's Golden Pavilion
2. Ryoanji Temple
Ryoanji Temple (龍安寺) is best known for its stunning rock garden, designated to UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1994, as a part of Historic Monuments of Ancient Kyoto.
More info ▶ Kyoto's Best Zen Rock Garden: Ryoanji Temple
3. Kifune Shrine
Kifune Shrine (貴船神社) has been a popular photo-worthy spots in Kyoto, and it's known for divine favour for love knots and a popular place for wedding.
More info ▶ New Travel Destination in Kyoto: Kifune Shrine
4. Fushimi Inari Shrine
Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine (伏見稲荷大社) became Kyoto's most visited shrine since the shrine's iconic vermilion torii gates made an appearance on the movie Memoirs of a Geisha in 2005.
More info▶ Fushimi Inari Taisha: Kyoto's Most Visited Shrine by Foreign Visitors!
Fushimi Inari Taisha might be the busiest tourist site in Japan today, but there is a way to avoid crowds while visiting there! Take the "Fushimi Inari Hidden Hike Tour" via the secret route and see the different side of the shrine off the crowded main path!
▶ Book Online: Fushimi Inari Hidden Hiking Tour in Kyoto
5. Kiyomizudera Temple
Kiyomizudera Temple (清水寺) is one of the most important and oldest historic monuments in Japan built in 780. The temple is especially popular in autumn, and a light-up is held during autumn leaves season.
More info▶ When is the Best Time to Visit Kyoto Kiyomizudera Temple ?
6. Ginkakuji Temple
Ginkakuji Temple (銀閣寺) is a Zen temple also known as the Silver Pavilion because it was modeled after Kinkakuji Temple (the Golden Pavilion).
More info▶ Silver Pavilion: Kyoto Ginkakuji Temple
7. Yasaka Pagoda
Yasaka Pagoda (八坂の塔) is located at Hokanji Temple in Higashiyama District in eastern Kyoto City. It's the famous landmark of the district and one of the most photographed place in Kyoto. Visitors can actually enter inside the pagoda, too.
More info ▶ Yasaka Pagoda: the Best Photo Spot in Higashiyama
8. Gion
Gion (祇園) is a district in Higashiyama ward in Kyoto City, which used to serve as the entertainment district, and best known as home to Geisha/Maiko dancers.
More info▶ Gion: Traditional Geisha District in Kyoto
9. Kawadoko at Kamogawa River
Every great city has an iconic river within, don't you agree?? Kamogawa River or Kamo River (鴨川) is an symbolic river run through the city of Kyoto, and a popular landmark itself. The riverbank of Kamogawa River is a great spot to walk down and it's lined by numbers of cafes and restaurants. During summer, they extend their outside terrace towards the river, and make a larger seating space by the river so the guests can feel the breeze in hot weather. This is called Kawadoko, and it's one of the traditions in Kyoto area. Enjoy the delicious and authentic Kyoto cuisine with the pleasant view of Kamo River only in summer time!
More info ▶ Kamogawa River: 5 Nice Viewing Restaurants and Cafes on Kamogawa River
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10. Togetsukyo Bridge
Arashiyama (嵐山) is a touristic area outside of Kyoto City, and it can be accessed in 20-30 mins from Kyoto Station by train or bus. Arashiyama is home to several important historic monuments and the rich nature. Togetsukyo Bridge (渡月橋) is a symbol of Arashiyama area, originally built during the Heian Period (794–1185). The bridge is illuminated during Hanatouro festival in December.
More info▶ Kyoto Arashiyama Hanatouro Illumination
11. Bomboo Grove
Another iconic landmark of Arashiyama area is this Bamboo Grove, which runs between Tenryuji Temple and Okouchi Sanso Garden. It's one of the most popular photo spots in Kyoto.
More info▶ Kyoto's Iconic Arashiyama Bamboo Grove
12. Tenryuji Temple
Tenryuji Temple (天龍寺) is the head temple of the Tenryu branch of Rinzai Zen Buddhism, known for its gorgeous Japanese garden, and the astonishing Japanese art work, The Cloud Dragon on the ceiling of the Hatto hall.
More info▶ Kyoto's Yet Another UNESCO World Heritage Site: Arashiyama Tenryuji Temple
Check more interesting things/places in Arashiyama area:
▶ Top 10 Things to Do in Arashiyama and Sagano, Kyoto
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13. Ine no Funaya
While most of visitors to Kyoto Prefecture only visit within Kyoto City to see historic sites, there are a lot more to explore in this fascinating land. Ine no Funaya (伊根の舟屋) is located on Tango Peninsula, the northern coast of Kyoto, and it is considered to be one of the most beautiful villages in Japan. As it's often described as the Venice of Japan, the traditional fisherman village of Ine town is formed with over 200 floating houses called Funaya.
The picturesque view of the village has rapidly spreaded online and Instagram, then this charming village is now becoming a popular day trip destination from the city.
More info ▶ Ine no Funaya : Kyoto's Hidden "The Venice of Japan"
Recommended tour ▶ 2-day seaside Kyoto tour to the fishing village of Ine
14. Wazuka Tea Plantation
Kyoto is Japan's best Matcha and green tea producer, and nearly half of the tea is produced in this small town called Wazuka (和束町). Wazuka is a small town in south Kyoto, and as well as being famous for the production of the Uji tea, the town is also known for its picturesque scenery of tea plantation. The beautifully maintained tea farm is blended well with the surrounding nature, and displays the stunning scenery in each season.
Wazuka Tea Plantation is today one of the most popular day trip destination from the central Kyoto, and various activities are available for visitors such as guided tours, tea picking, plantation experience, tea ceremony lesson and so on.
More info▶ Wazuka Tea Farm: Kyoto's Hidden Teatopia
Recommended tour to Wazuka Tea Farm ▶ Walk around the Wazuka Tea farm in Kyoto!
15. Instagram Worthy Spots
The biggest travel trend in the world is taking "Instagram-Worthy" photos, and it's not exceptional in Kyoto. The city has numbers of cool and beautiful spots including unique temples and colourful desserts, which Instgrammers wouldn't be disappointed.
More info
▶7 Most Instagram Worthy Temples&Shrines in Kyoto
▶10 Most Instagram-Worthy Desserts in Kyoto
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16. Cultural Experiences
-Tea Ceremony
Experience Tea Ceremony: The Famous Matcha drinking Ritual in Kyoto
Time magazine lists tea ceremony as one of the most essential things to do in Kyoto. Although tea ceremony has been enjoyed all around the world, it feels more special in Kyoto given the fact the most famous tea is grown in Uji Kyoto and famous tea ceremony schools were born in Kyoto City.
After visiting many temples and shrines, finally you can forget all about all the trip related troubles and enjoy drinking the perfectly made bowl of tea in a zen moment. Some tea rooms offer kimono wearing experience as well, a perfect activity that goes all along with this ritual. (Rated #1 Tea ceremony venue in Japan by Tripadvisor, 2018)
▶ Book Online: Maikoya Kimono Tea Ceremony in Kyoto and Osaka
-Geisha watching/experience
It's very easy to meet Geisha/Maiko (Japanese traditional dancers) on the street of Kyoto especially in Gion area, and also you can have an experience to be one of them just for a day with a special makeover 😉 If you wanna watch dancers performance in Kyoto, you can enjoy watching them while dining, too.
Book your activities now!
▶Watch Japanese Traditional Geisha Show in Kyoto!
▶ 15% OFF Maiko Makeover in Kyoto Gion
Or there are several traditional dance shows that are held annually in some months such as Miyako Odori in April and Kamogawa Odori in May.
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▶ Miyako Odori Special Seat Tickets for Kyoto Geisha Show (April)
▶ Watch the Kamogawa Odori and Suimeikai Dance Shows in Kyoto! (May)
-Samurai Experience
Dress up in Samurai or Ninja costume, and learn and practice how to use a Japanese sword from a Japanese sword master! Kyoto is the best place to learn "Bushido" (the way of the warrior) and feel Zen.
Book activities now!
▶ Authentic Kyoto Samurai Experience
▶ Guided Museum Tour and Samurai & Ninja Experience
17. Bar Hopping/Food Tour
-One of the best ways to enjoy Kyoto at night is joining a bar-hopping tour with a local guide. Through the tour, you can experience the deep izakaya culture in the backstreets of Kyoto that might be hard to find for tourists. Enjoy drinking like locals as well as the delicious Japanese bar foods in the popular nightlife areas in Kyoto!
More info▶ Kyoto Bar Hopping Nightlife Food Tour
-If you are more into learning Kyoto's food culture, I'd recommend you to join Kyoto Night Foodie Tour! Hit a hidden restaurant at the backstreet of Gion area, and try authentic local dishes of Kyoto with delicious Sake.
More info ▶ Kyoto Night Foodie Tour
-For Sake lovers, the sake brewery tour is highly recommended! Fushimi is the famous area for sake breweries, and home to some of premium Japanese sake brands. Through the tour, you'll get an exclusive access to inside the sake brewery, and stroll down the charming old town of Fushimi Sake District.
More info ▶ Kizakura Sake Tour & Tasting with Fushimi Sake District Tour
-Explore the 400 year-old Nishiki Market, a.k.a. Kyoto's Kitchen! It's the great place to explore the authentic local food culture of Kyoto where over 100 shops and stalls lined. Join the guided food walking tour to learn the history and culture of food in Kyoto and try various local food!
More info ▶ Kyoto FooDrink Tour – Nishiki Street & Gion
18. Cooking Class
Joining a cooking class could be the best way for foreign visitors to explore Japanese food culture. Numbers of cooking classes are held in English today, and you can learn not only cooking but also Japanese culture and history by communicating with local teachers through the class. Cooking class has been one of the most popular activities among foodie travellers from all over the world.
A variety of cooking classes are available in Japan today with various food options including vegetarian, vegan and halal. In Kyoto, numbers of cooking classes are held today by local teachers which you can learn how to cook authentic local dishes and learn food culture of Kyoto such as the popular Japanese dishes like Sushi and Ramen, classic home cook dishes like Gyoza, Omelette Rice, unique Bento Box Making and local dishes like Kyoto Dashimaki Tamago (Kyoto Omelette) and Okonomiyaki&Takoyaki making.
Pick your favourite Japanese food cooking class, learn how to cook, then enjoy tasting! Also you can bring the original recipe from the teacher back home to cook for your family and friends!
Check out the attached link below for more cooking classes available in Kyoto today!
▶ Book Online: Best Kyoto Cooking Classes
19. Traditional Festivals
Kyoto hold several traditional festivals through the year, and there are three biggest festivals which are Aoi Matsuri (葵祭) in May, Gion Matsuri (祇園祭) in July and Jidai Matsuri (時代祭) in October.
Book special tickets for the traditional festivals in Kyoto!
▶ Aoi Matsuri Festival Tickets (May)
▶ Gion Matsuri Festival Tickets (July)
▶ Jidai Matsuri Festival Tickets (October)
20. Cherry Blossoms
The most popular time of the year to visit Japan is spring. Cherry blossoms are the main attraction of the country, and Kyoto is arguably the best place to enjoy them. Usually the best time to see cherry blossoms in Kyoto is early April.
Some of temples and shrines in Kyoto are especially popular during the cherry blossom season and hold special events.
Check the list below for top cherry blossom viewing spots in Kyoto.
▶ 13 Best Cherry Blossom Viewing Spots in Kyoto
21. Autumn Leaves
Autumn is as popular as spring, as the whole country turns into warm red colours. Like for cherry blossoms, some particular spots in Kyoto are popular for autumn leaves viewings such as Kiyomizudera Temple and Arashiyama area. Some temples in Kyoto such as Eikando Zenrin-ji Temple and Nanzenji Temple hold light-up events at night during the season, too.
The best time to see autumn leaves in Kyoto is mid November to early December depending on area.
Check more places to view autumn leaves in Kyoto:
▶ 10 Best Autumn Leaves Spots in Kyoto
▶ Tofukuji Temple: the Best Temple for Autumn Leaves Viewing in Kyoto!
▶ Enrian Temple: the REDDEST Autumn Leaves in Kyoto!
22. Stay at Machiya
What a better way to spend a night in Kyoto! Machiya (町屋) is a traditional old houses in Kyoto which are around 100 years old (or more), and today a lot of them are transformed to accommodations, shops and restaurants (even Starbucks!).
More info ▶ Best "Machiya" Style Hotels in Kyoto!
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23. Matcha
As Kyoto is known as the finest Matcha producer in the country, and there are numbers of traditional teahouses as well as trendy cafes which both offer delicious and authentic Matcha desserts.
More info ▶ Top 5 MATCHA Cafes in Kyoto
24. Ramen
Did you know Kyoto is one of the most competitive Ramen cities in Japan? Therefore, there are a lot of good Ramen restaurants in the city, from traditional Kyoto style Ramen to everyone's favourite, Ichiran.
More info ▶ 7 Best RAMEN Restaurants in KYOTO
25. Souvenirs
One of most exciting things about Kyoto is shopping. From traditional handicrafts to delicious Matcha snacks, it's very much worth spending some time in souvenir shops in Kyoto.
More info ▶ What to Buy in Kyoto
More info ▶ 7 Must-Buy Matcha Sweets in Kyoto!
Hope you have enjoyed my bucket list of Kyoto! They are top highlights of Kyoto City, so especially if you are a first visitor to Kyoto, save the link and use this article to plan your best trip to Kyoto 🙂
Suggested Itineraries in Kyoto
▷ 3 Days in Kyoto
▷ 5 Days in Kyoto
▷ One Week in Kyoto, Osaka and Nara
Check more Bucket Lists in other popular areas in Japan!
▶Top Things to Do in Tokyo
▶Top Things to Do in Osaka
▶Top Things to Do around Mt Fuji
▶Top Things to Do in Hokkaido
▶Top Things to Do in Okinawa
▶Top Things to Do in Western Japan
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As we drift into July, we're pleased to welcome Charlie and Rachael, a couple of young folks (just outta high school!) visiting Maine and WWOOFing with us for the next few weeks. They hail from the Detroit, Mich. area and have never been east before. In addition to some farming so far, we cooked 'em up a Maine seafood feast Sunday night: fresh lobster and steamers. The reactions? "Yes!" from Charlie, and "Ohmygod, this is bizarre!" from Rachael. We'll give it some time. Seriously, though, they are wonderful folks, and we're happy to have them here to give us a hand! They helped bring in today's harvest, along with our usual Tuesday helper, Glen, CSA workshare member (and Friday Lewiston CSA pick-up host) Donna Duval, and mega-super volunteer Brittany Wallingford. It was quite a crew (7!), and we also banged out some hand weeding in the onion and kale beds after harvest. Many hands made quick work of those pesky weeds…
Also, thanks to everyone who came to this past Saturday's potluck! We had a great time, and enjoyed the mix of people (local CSAers! friends from Portland! Pat and Becky from next door! And more!) Among the highlights: the antics of Naked Lydia; the cuteness of Almost Crawlin' Ezra; Sonya's radish dip (via Martha Stewart); Don's rice pudding; assorted kids attemping to roast radishes over the fire; and some nice music as darkness fell via Farmer John, our pal Wes, and Charlie, who plays (and brought along, thank goodness) the cello.
CSA share #4 for the 2012 season includes the following goodies:
1 qt. of potatoes
1/2 lb bag of French Breakfast radishes
1 head of lettuce
1 Napa cabbage -or- 1 bunch of Red Russian kale -or- 1 bunch of Swiss chard
1 pint of sugar snap peas
A crazy choice: 1/2 pt. of cherry tomatoes -or- 1 pt. of snow peas -or- bag of bell peppers -or- bag of zucchini
10 garlic scapes
1 bunch of basil
Bear with us with all the choices this week. A ton of veggies are just getting started, so if you don't get peppers or zucchini or cherry tomats or kale or chard this week, I can assure you that you'll get them soon. Snow peas, like snap peas, are an "eat the whole thing, pod and all" kind of pea, wonderful raw (a pint of snow or snap peas + good hummus for dipping = easy lunch) or in stir fries.
With all the animal adventures lately, I feel like a writer of those classic magazine serials of yesteryear. The latest cliffhanger concerned that final, clever pig. With his four friends captured and sold away, Our Hero stayed undercover in the woods for a time until the need for feed overcame his caution, and he was trapped in his pig house. There he remained for a couple of days until his new owner came to fetch him. With the transfer came the possibility of chaos, miscommunication, luck, fate, karma, and another chance for freedom. So…what happened!!?? Folks, it was wonderfully anticlimactic. Iggy from the JED collective came over last week and had the wherewithal to bring along a large dog crate. He, Son, and I loaded the crate into our truck and drove out to the ever-muddy pig area. We positioned the crate at the corner of one of the open ends of the pig house, slid the pallet aside, put a bowl of food inside the crate, and waited. After a few fits and starts, the hunger won out, the pig moved in, and with a push on the ass and a slamming of the door, he was contained. I didn't have to crawl in the mud once! We got the pig back up to the driveway and transferred the cage into Iggy's car. The end! And, of course, that clever swine will now forever be known as Iggy's Piggy. The photo below, by the way, was the only photo taken during the "pig wrangling in the rain" episode chronicled last week. This is after most of the action was over…I look chipper enough but was about ready to keel over.
And finally, it's time to announce some big news. After much contemplation, discussion, and soul-searching, Sonya and I have decided that 2012 will be the final year of the Summit Springs Farm CSA. This was not an easy decision to make, but it feels right. We've had five solid seasons and feel we've accomplished much of what we set out to: starting a farm from scratch, building up a successful CSA program, creating community connections, and more. We're both, however, feeling a little burned out on farming and itching to take on new challenges. Sonya is moving in new directions and beginning school at USM this fall. She'll be studying social work with the goal of finishing a master's degree in a few years and becoming a therapist. I plan to be the stay-at-home dad/homesteader while Son is in school…after that, who knows? We will be staying put here in Poland…we love our house and our land and this wonderful, supportive, and eclectic community. We still plan to farm a bit…I suspect we'll have Poland's largest family vegetable garden, we may continue some veggie wholesaling next year, we hope to keep trying to learn new and exciting animal husbandry (ha!), etc. We'd also like to explore different ideas for creative land use and self-sufficiency here at SSF, and I'll probably be bouncing some ideas around here on the blog in the coming months. First and foremost, THANK YOU to all of our CSA members, present and past. Your trust and support has made this entire endeavor possible, and we've been thrilled to grow veggies for each and every one of you. One reason we wanted to make this announcement now was so that members who wish to keep on CSAing in the future can hunt around and find other area farms offering farm shares. Our advice is to contact farms now and get onto their waiting lists for next season. I will include a link to MOFGA's Community Supported Agriculture directory where you can go to seek out other organic CSA farms in your area, and I will write a little about some farms and farmers we know very soon on this blog. In the meantime, we're enjoying a good summer in spite of the heavy rains, and we look forward to seeing the season through and going out strong! Enjoy the veggies, everyone!


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I have been wondering about the pic of Harry leaving the gym last week. Trying to give him the benefit of doubt but still trying to figure out a reason why he would arrange for the pic to be taken if he did. I think it was all about the Trooping of the Colors. PH & MM were not seen after the Garden Party. Storyline was that they were on honeymoon which the BRF could sell as the reason they were not seen on the balcony. By Harry having his picture taken leaving the gym , it proved he was in town and left the BRF no choice but to have PH and his new wife on the balcony. Perhaps there is a bit of truth to the rebellious Harry or the Harry throwing tantrums for the women he thinks he loves ?
Hey Lattedah, I could tell it was on purpose he is not the friendly guy on the street when papped, he is smiling. OMG, Harry WTF are you doing, this is a dangerous game. The press will go after him!


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this guy contacted me ... and after i sent him my facepics, he said that we had met before - but i didn't recognise him from his facepics.
he came over - and decided that he had definitely been to my flat before - told me that he remembered it being untidy !
we got down to things fairly quickly ... and it turned into one of the best sessions that i've had for a long time !!
he was a bit bossy - he stopped me from touching myself ... and it was sort of fun - because i was a lot stronger than him, so there was no way he could force me to do anything ... but it was amusing that he kept trying.
i always produce a lot of precum (when the encounter is good) - but this time i produced crazily large amount ... almost as if i had shot a mini load, that then dribbled out ... i've not experienced that before.
he arrived wearing a cock ring - which was sort of strange, as he said he had been out drinking with friends after work ... not sure when he put it on ! apparently it gives him a more intense orgasm.
he was mixed race, and his parents spend part of the year in Asia, and partly over here - apparently he is out to his Mum, but not his Dad. he wasn't really camp, but i find it hard to imagine that either his dad doesn't realise, or his mum hasn't told his dad !
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JOHANNESBURG, July 31st, 2018 – Winter is one of the harshest seasons in a year, and it is synonymous with numerous risks and losses in homes and business premises. Several systems get affected by the severe weather condition. However, the most significant one would be the electrical connections. People are always advised to put measures in place to safeguard against any possible outcomes. Here in Gauteng, PPCP is one of the most notable electrical contractors in the region have outlined several electrical preparation tips for winter to help you pull through unscathed.
Number one is to ensure none of your electrical wires are hanging too close to trees because the trees can get very heavy with snow and this excess weight could end up damaging the wires. While still outside, have a look at your electrical boxes and see to it that they are shielded from getting too wet.
Get a surge protector installed to prevent fires during the winter period and avoid overloading the electrical systems. Be sure to shop around for a backup generator because despite all the preparations, the main power line could always fail.
The best way to go about everything would be to have a certified electrician do a thorough inspection of the entire wiring connection. They will provide better assessment of the situation and come up with quality solutions that will last for long.
"Helping home owners and businesses prepare for winter is something we have been doing for more than 15 years," said Mr. Ngwenya, the master electrician. "Therefore, you can bet we know how to get the job done efficiently and on schedule."
Judging by the reviews from previews clients, the company is highly revered in the region. One Mrs Johnson was even quick to mention that he would recommend Johannesburg Electrician over any other service provider. "They are the real deal," she said.
You can reach out to the company at www.johannesburg-electrician.com.
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ST. CHARLES – Geneva resident Heather Ingevaldson has gone two for two in the last month when it comes to meeting celebrities.
After meeting actor/singer and St. Charles resident Donnie Wahlberg last month as he broke ground on his signature Wahlburgers restaurant in St. Charles, Ingevaldson came face-to-face with Wahlberg's wife, actress and television/radio host Jenny McCarthy, on April 5 during the launch of Blondies By Jenny cans at Blue Goose Market in downtown St. Charles.
Her cocktail drink previously had only been available in bottles.
"She's a Chicago girl, so we've been following her career the whole time, since [she was] in 'Playboy' magazine and on the show 'Singled Out,' Ingevaldson said. "We love Jenny."
Ingevaldson was among a long line of fans waiting to meet McCarthy. She had her picture taken with McCarthy and she also autographed Blondies bottles and cans for Ingevaldson. Last month, Wahlberg autographed a 30th anniversary vinyl copy of the New Kids on the Block's album "Hanging Tough" for Ingevaldson. Wahlberg is an original member of the band.
Wahlberg and McCarthy were married at the Hotel Baker in St. Charles in 2014. Ingevaldson said McCarthy seems to be as down-to-earth as Wahlberg.
"It seems like they're a good match," she said. "They are very good to their fans, very sweet."
Lori Riggs, of Hanna City, near Peoria, drove almost three hours to be at the event. Accompanying Riggs was her friend and co-worker Tracy Moore.
They arrived at the store at about 1:30 p.m. to ensure a spot at the beginning of the line, well before the launch party actually got underway at 6:30 p.m.
"I love Jenny," Riggs said. "She's amazing. She's just like a friend. She's so personable."
Blue Goose Market President and CEO Paul Lencioni said he was pleased the store was able to host the event.
"I think it's awesome that Donnie and Jenny decided to live in St. Charles," he said. "I'm honored that she's launching her Blondies cans – first time ever – at the Blue Goose. They're just terrific community members. I'm just happy that I can help and that I can sell Blondies to awesome people in St. Charles and have the honor to do something that is this much stinking fun."
In addition, he happens to like the product.
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Tag: Due Execution
Due Execution and the Presumption of Validity: Should We be Doing More?
A recent decision of the Hong Kong Court of Appeal addresses the importance of the solicitor's role in preparing and attending to the execution of a Will, particularly in the context of a Will challenge. The decision is discussed in this article. Although the decision is from Hong Kong, the test applied in respect of testamentary capacity is, as it is in Canada, the classic criteria from Banks v Goodfellow. In this regard, I found it interesting to consider the Hong Kong Court's decision.
In Ontario, when a Will has been duly executed, meaning that it has been executed in accordance with the requirements set out in the Succession Law Reform Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. S.26, there is a presumption that the Will is valid. However, where suspicious circumstances are shown to exist surrounding the preparation and execution of a Will, this presumption will be spent, and the propounder will be required to prove that the testator had the requisite testamentary capacity to execute the Will. We have previously blogged about which party must prove certain elements in a Will challenge.
According to the article, the same presumption arising from due execution appears to exist in Hong Kong. In the decision of Choy Po Chun & Anor v Au Wing Lun (CACV 177/2014), the Hong Kong Court of Appeal places some additional responsibility with respect to the "due execution" of Wills on solicitors preparing them. In particular, the Court of Appeal sets out that a solicitor should undertake proper groundwork and make proper enquiries, such as following a checklist from the British Medical Association regarding the assessment of mental capacity, and the "golden rule" that a Will for an elderly or ill testator should be witnessed or approved by a medical practitioner who has examined the testator.
In this decision, the Court of Appeal set aside the lower court's decision that the Will in question was valid. As the solicitor had not taken the additional steps noted above (namely following the checklist and the "golden rule"), it could not be presumed that the Banks v Goodfellow criteria had been met, and therefore each element of the test should have been asked, and proven by the propounder of the Will.
In reviewing the guidelines set out by the Court of Appeal, as summarized in the article, it seems as though the solicitor is being asked to consider whether suspicious circumstances may appear to exist, and to take additional steps if that may be the case. In particular, the Court of Appeal suggests the following:
- Where Will instructions are given by the children of an elderly testator who is not in good health, the lawyer should meet with the testator personally to confirm instructions;
- In the case of an elderly or infirm testator, the solicitor should follow the checklist noted above; and
- The solicitor should follow the "golden rule" when preparing a will for an aged or seriously ill testator.
While this decision is not binding in Canada, it nevertheless raises some interesting points, which a prudent solicitor may wish to consider and implement in their practice. For instance, it may be advisable to confirm instructions directly with the testator if initially provided by another individual, and take steps to confirm whether a testator has the requisite capacity in circumstances where he or she may be elderly and/or in poor health.
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Into Re Woods: Formal Validity of Wills
The issue of how strictly a testator must comply with the formal rules for validly executing a will is one that has encouraged legislative change across the country in recent decades. If the standard is too high, the result will be the frustration of the testamentary intentions of people who died thinking that they had valid wills when in fact they were invalid. If the standard is too low, uncertainty as to what qualifies as a valid will and what doesn't may lead to an increase in litigation.
Ontario maintains a strict compliance regime, requiring that the statutory requirements for valid execution of a will are carefully adhered to and denying courts the authority to validate a document that fails to meet them. Most other provinces and territories have given their courts at least some authority to cure deficiencies in the execution of a will, provided that the document is found to represent the testamentary intentions of the deceased.
While the debate continues in Ontario, a recent Alberta case may serve to assuage some of the concern that relaxing the strict requirements for execution will lead to the opening of the floodgates.
In Re Woods Estate, the Court of Queen's Bench considered an application under Alberta's Wills and Succession Act for a declaration that certain documents were valid as a will. The deceased, having been advised that she had approximately a year and a half to live, asked one of her sisters to help her retain a lawyer to prepare a will. In anticipation of the meeting, she took some notes on a pad of paper. A lawyer later attended at her home and completed a questionnaire used by her firm to take information for a will. The questionnaire included information about the testator's choice of executor, the assets, her wishes with respect to her remains, and how she wanted the residue of her estate to be divided. The lawyer was going to contact the intended executor (an institution) to confirm their willingness to act, and arranged to return several days later to have the will executed. Unfortunately, the deceased died early the following morning. The Court had to consider whether to grant probate of the deceased's notes and/or the questionnaire as representing her last will.
Turning to Alberta's statute, the Court considered section 14 of the Act which provides that to be valid, a will must be in writing and "contain a signature of the testator that makes it apparent on the face of the document that the testator intended, by signing, to give effect to the writing in the document as the testator's will". There are further sections (15, 16, and 17) that add requirements for a formal will, holograph will, or a military will. Section 37 of Alberta's Act allows the Court to relieve a will from the strict requirements under sections 15, 16, and 17, but not 14. Accordingly, because the notes and the questionnaire were not signed by the deceased with the intention that they have effect as her will, the Court was unable to apply section 37. The Court also considered whether the Act's rectification provisions could be used and held that they could not because they required that the omission of a signature be due to pure mistake or inadvertence. Here, it was never intended by the deceased that the notes or questionnaire would become a will and so it could not be said that the failure to sign was inadvertent.
Sadly, the presiding judge noted that she was satisfied that the questionnaire accurately reflected the testamentary intentions of the deceased and that she had no doubt the testator would have executed a will on those terms, but that Alberta statute nevertheless did not authorize the Court to validate the will.
As noted in the case, Alberta's statute takes a "middle position" between strict compliance jurisdictions like Ontario and substantial compliance jurisdictions, where the Court has broader powers to grant probate to a document that is found to represent the testamentary intentions of the deceased notwithstanding the lack of a signature.
It seems that even in provinces where there has been some relaxation of the formal requirements for the valid execution of a will, there may still be cases where a document that is found to represent the testamentary intentions of the deceased will not be admitted to probate. Alberta's experience demonstrates that there may be a range of legislative solutions to the formal validity issue, each with its own advantages and disadvantages.
Whether Ontario will move away from strict compliance in the future remains to be seen.
Josh Eisen
Due Regard to the Presumption of Due Execution
The recent England and Wales Court of Appeal decision in Olins v. Walters [2008] EWCA Civ 782 gained some degree of notoriety among British legal observers. This Mutual Wills case was notable for its clear pronouncement that a constructive trust is impressed on the estate of the first testator to die during the lifetime of the second testator.
Of arguably greater interest was the somewhat remarkable finding of the Judge of first instance ( see [2007] EWHC 3060 (Ch).] on the usually mundane issue of due execution. One of the witnesses to the Will stated under oath that she was "more than 100 percent sure that she had not witnessed the signature of the deceased on the Will." Notwithstanding this evidence, the trial judge held that she was honest but mistaken and upheld the Will.
It is not often easy to mess with legal presumptions. Consider, for instance, the commentary subsequent to the Supreme Court of Canada decision in Pecore v. Pecore which focused on the suggestion that resort to presumptions is made as a "last resort." While it is tempting to think that the evidence will always rule the day, the trial judge finding in Olins v. Walters (which, curiously, was appealed on the mutual wills issue but not on the finding of due execution) suggests that the presumption of due execution of a Will is particularly entrenched.
David M. Smith
Hull On Estates Podcast #3 – Issues when Drafting a Will
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During our podcast, we discussed the following legal issues:
(i) concepts of undue influence
(ii) suspicious circumstances
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She has a right nerve,
They were the last to see her alive yet walk all over evidence. Many chidren are missing but no money spent on them to the same amounts give to these two doctors, is that a clue?
Mother Kate has spoken of the "anguish" of life with a missing child ahead of International Missing Children's Day.
*You look anguished…not..*
McCann, 50, revealed she often feels isolated and still hopes that one day she will find find an answer that leads to Madeleine, who disappeared aged three on a family holiday in Portugal in May 2007.
*Yes. when you are on a lie detector.*
The former GP said she has backed a Twitter campaign to raise awareness of all missing children. She said: "Having a missing child, you live in anguish and hope that one day you'll find the answer that leads you to them.
*I will support…Madeline yes, not you two incapable parents.*
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As well as highlighting Semmy Schilt's legacy in martial arts and combat sports and why Schilt was undoubtedly one of the greatest martial artists and K-1 Kickboxing world champions of all time and much more. The full interview (link below) was recorded when Mike Passenier first met Anoop Hothi in the early days of the K1ANOOP YouTube channel; leading to rumours growing much stronger about Badr Hari's comeback against Rico Verhoeven at GLORY: Collision.
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Bloggers attack World Cup telecast
Steve Waugh also gives vent to his disgust by stating that the World Cup's final telecast in India was "unwatchable".cricket Updated: May 02, 2007 19:18 IST
The Indian cricket fan would want to forget the just-concluded World Cup as a nightmare but the double whammy of the national team's shocking exit and atrocious TV coverage would leave bitter memories for a long, long time.
Former Australian cricket captain Steve Waugh, who was in India during the World Cup, gave vent to his disgust by stating that the telecast in India was "unwatchable".
"It is annoying, ridiculous and an insult to the game to see an advertisement being squeezed in just because the bowler has not reached the top of his run-up," the Australian great wrote in a newspaper column, cautioning that "somebody needs to protect the game from becoming devalued in this manner".
Angry cricket fans are going online to flay the private channel for its TV coverage, but the channel appears to be unconcerned.
Expressing ignorance about Waugh's comments, a spokesperson for the channel said, "we showed the whole game. The advertisements were shown at the end of an over" --a statement that insults millions who suffered the telecast.
Bloggers have accused the channel of robbing the viewers' pleasure with its "senseless timing" of advertisements to make "a little extra money".
"How else do you explain these morons showing an advertisement when the bowler is setting his field and cutting it halfway through because he is running into bowl. Even a slight delay by the bowler sends these idiots scurrying off to show an ad," complains a blogger at bangaloreblues.Wordpress.Com.
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