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My Old Friend John HirschFebruary 28th, 2014
Photo credit: John Hirsch in Winnipeg in the 1950s, courtesy of Robert Walters
I met John Hirsch in Winnipeg when he was a student at the University of Manitoba, first as an undergraduate and then as a student for the M.A. in English. Later he involved me in plays he directed, first in a small roll in An Italian Straw Hat at Theatre 77, which was evolving from the Winnipeg Little Theatre on the way to becoming the Manitoba Theatre Centre. After that he directed Volpone and devised a role for me and another person as two beggars who on stage throughout the play were observers of the decadent world of Ben Johnson's play. We had no lines. At the end as the lights went down we were digging around in the filth the play suggested. Both experiences, that is watching him direct and explain the meaning of the plays, helped me in teaching French Literature at the University. It was so rewarding to rehearse, see a play take shape, and then watch the performance from the wings, such a different experience from watching a play, suspending disbelief as part of an audience. I also had a small part in Our Town that he directed at Rainbow Stage in Kildonan Park. John and I were friends and I often was invited to Sunday dinner at the Shacks, the family that took him in when he arrived in Canada after World War II, with whom he lived as long as he was in Winnipeg. In 1963 I moved on to the University of Western Ontario and John was in and out of nearby Stratford. I saw him often. On two occasions I remember being at the home of the Director of the Stratford Festival, which he had become, after performances with members of my family The atmosphere was warm, the discussion lively. Once he turned up at our home in London, Ontario with the actress Frances Hyland, and they spent the evening. Once in Stratford in informed me that Air Canada was having a seat sale and told me I should take advantage of it and visit Winnipeg. I could stay in his room at the Shacks', which I did. I saw for my self the heritage John Hirsch had left and the fruition of the professional Manitoba Theatre Centre. Of course he had left a heritage that went far beyond the Winnipeg we had known.
A memory of John HirschFebruary 27th, 2014
In the early 1980′s I attended a director's workshop hosted by the Seattle Repertory Theatre. John Hirsch was leading one of the sessions. He was there to direct Our Town for the company. There were about 80 of us directors gathered in the theatre that morning for a session with John about how to direct crowd scenes. In the morning papers was a scathing review of a play he has just directed at Stratford. We were passing around the reviews from several papers, American and Canadian. The dull roar of gossip in the room became hushed as John walked on to the stage. He was carrying the same newspaper we were all reading. It was an awkward moment, as we all knew, he knew, we knew. He started by saying the purpose of the workshop was how to direct crowd scenes, but he knew we were more interested in talking about the show he had just directed, and what had gone wrong. He sat at the front of the stage and began to take us through the process he had been through. He said that, as a director, you make your choices with your team, and you commit to them. Then you enter the "dark tunnel" of rehearsal and creation, where you begin to doubt. He said that he began to suspect that he was wrong on the path they had taken. But he had had that feeling before, and stuck to his path, and things had gone well in the end. That is the risk to you take. To "change trains" in the dark tunnel, was to ensure mediocrity. That the real risk was to stick to your first instincts. You might have a great success or a gigantic failure. He said that days before they opened, he knew it was going to be a disaster, but he had no regrets as he has stuck to his path. That he had gone through the "dark tunnel" and come out the other side. It was hard, but that was the only way to make great work. Those words have always stuck with me and served me well. He then went on to lead a very lively and informative workshop on staging large crowd scenes, as if the review were water off a duck's back. Also, something I learned a great deal from. He was larger than life.
Kim Selody
Hirsch and CBC DramaFebruary 23rd, 2014
It was the early 70's and I had returned from Temple University with a brand new Masters in Directing, looking to storm the Canadian theater scene in Toronto. All I could find was small work at Studio Lab Theatre working on Dionysus in 69. I had heard about John Hirsch out of Winnipeg taking over the CBC Drama Department so I sent him a note asking for an interview. His right hand at the time, Murielle Sharron, sent me a reply and I talked to both of them. In retrospect, I was a complete unknown and they took a meeting. Must have been the 70's as that never happens today. John was very gracious and knew everyone I had worked with in the US and was most interested in my experience running Williamstown Summer Theatre School, a summer rep that often acted as a jumping-off point for many off Broadway ventures, run by Nikos Psacharopoulos.
John recognized the need to develop Canadian Artistic Directors in TV drama as much of the work was being brought in from England. Those were the days we did live studios dramas with multiple cameras. He asked me to help develop a training program for those Canadian directors much like National Playwrights Conference at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center. I suggested we contact Lloyd Richards who ran it and he was happy to come up and help set up such a program in Toronto. John always knew there was plenty of training in the technical side of TV drama but none in the dramatic side so Lloyd and I began our work. John also saw that classic plays done in a studio were not the future of TV drama so he brought in Ralph Thomas to create the then-never-heard-of Movie of the Week. We took local stories from the newspaper and developed them into scripts that aired in a 90 minute slot. I think it changed the landscape of TV drama across North America.
John was always a visionary and brought the richness of his theatre experience into a new visual age and without his expertise and understanding, there would have never been a successful CBC Drama division. Also, I cannot imaging where I would be today after 35 years as a Casting Director, if it wasn't for John and Murielle taking a chance on a young 23 year old.
Stuart Aikins
School of Performing Arts
Capilano University
goPLAY talks Shakespeare with the cast of Measure for MeasureFebruary 22nd, 2014
On February 5th Touchstone's goPLAY Youth Theatre Club took in Pacific Theatre and Honest Fishmonger's production of Measure for Measure. Afterwards, a bunch of the cast joined us in the lobby to talk about some of the exciting issues around interpreting Shakespeare that the production brought up. This production employed unconventional rhythmic delivery of the text and overlapping dialogue, giving the language a very contemporary feel. The actors talked us through some of the experimenting they did, including workshopping parts of the show in open rehearsals in the downtown eastside. Of special interest to the goPLAY youth were the tension between integrity and manipulation in the show, and how the actors made choices about what to reveal in their characters.
How Hirsch's The Three Sisters Changed My LifeFebruary 21st, 2014
It was a Friday night in the summer of 1976 and two of my best friends and I were travelling from St. Catharines, Ontario to the Stratford Festival for the evening. It was always exciting to make this quintessential Ontario summer pilgrimage to see the work of Canada's best actors and directors. I was two years out of my undergraduate and everything in the theatre was magic to me. During that same Stratford era, I saw a very quirky and engaging A Midsummer Night's Dream in which the whole thing was staged as if it were the dream of Gloriana, Sir Edmund Spencer's version of Elizabeth I in his epic poem The Faerie Queen. I also saw a mind-blowing version of Measure for Measure which has made me want to direct that play ever since. It was as if director Robin Phillips had unearthed every possible question theatre-goers could have ever asked about this problematic play, and then answered them all so that the whole thing made total emotional sense, something I have never seen since!
But it was the trip to see John Hirsch's production of The Three Sisters on September 10th that year that would change my theatrical life forever.
I guess for every theatre aficionado there is that one experience that cements their devotion to the live stage forever, and this Friday night was mine. The show was playing at the Stratford second stage, the Avon, which is a 1000 seat proscenium house. My recollection of the set is vague, just that it was very open as opposed to having walls – light and airy, as opposed to oppressive and "Russian". It was a star-studded cast – William Hutt as Chebutykin, Pat Galloway as Natasha, Alan Scarfe as Andre, Frank Maraden as Soliony, and the sisters were played by the glorious trio of Marti Maraden, Maggie Smith and Martha Henry. What was so vital to me about that experience was that I had been told about Chekhov's importance as a playwright. I had studied him in "theatre history" and didn't get it at all. We had done a workshop version of act four of The Cherry Orchard as a performance lab project in 3rd year – still didn't get it. I had seen The Three Sisters in Toronto in 1973, I had performed in The Seagull in my 4th year at Brock University under the keen direction of Peter Boretski, but it wasn't until September 10, 1976 that I got it. I really got it. So what happened? Well, we fell in love with those characters that night. When William Hutt threw that clock on the floor in act two, it was as if his whole life and ours were shattering. In act three, when Masha was confessing to her sisters that she was in love with a married man and Olga told her she couldn't/wouldn't hear of it and the three sisters cracked up under the pressure of the evening's events, we all were swept up in their hysterical laughter and we laughed along with them (and cried, more than a little bit). When that first lone leaf drifted from the sky early in act four, followed by another and then another until the whole sky was falling, we wept along with the sky for the loss that the sisters and the town and Vershinin were about to experience. And when the shot that killed Baron Tuzenbach rang out off stage, it was as if it hit each of us in the heart.
Being a recently graduated theatre student who knew everything, I had big opinions about standing ovations. They were to be saved for only the most auspicious of theatre events. As far as I was concerned, audiences stood far too often for things of trifling theatrical value. Not me. Standing was only for the undeniable best! On the night of September 10, (actually, by then, the morning of September 11), I didn't stop for even a heartbeat to consider whether to stand. It was as automatic as standing for royalty. And I would have stayed all night to know more about these women, their family, the town, that regiment. I'd have stayed for acts five and six and seven had they existed.
I thought I had unequivocally found my muse in John Hirsch. A year or so later, I went to see his production of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum at Toronto Arts Productions expecting to experience the holy grail again. I'll confess I was a little disappointed that evening. But it just underlined for me that none of us can produce gold every time; that any of us can be inspired directors at times, and at times direct like a workman. But no number of evenings of theatrical disappointment will ever diminish the absolute thrill of Hirsch's 1976 production of The Three Sisters. Every time I go to the theatre, I know I am searching for the same hit as that night. It was transcendent.
Stephen Heatley
Coordinator of the MFA Directing Program
UBC Department of Theatre and Film
Hirsch the Teacher and TaskmasterFebruary 20th, 2014
In January and February, 1974 I was an acting student at the National Theatre School of Canada in Montreal. I was in the last year of a three year program. I really cared about the craft of acting and worried that I just did not have what it takes to do the craft justice.
John Hirsch was a guest director for our third year production of Three Sisters. I still cannot believe the incredible good fortune this was for us. We were all young. There was talent in the class but there was not enough of life's experience among us then to hope to do justice to the complicated social stultification the characters in the play inhabited. What we could do was grow as actors and that is where John Hirsch was a revelation.
I watched as he worked with my class and brought out the depths of passion seething under the surface but mostly unspoken in the words of the play. I personally could not get it for my character. I had the role of Chebutykin, the 60 year old army doctor, at first goofy and lovable, but whose incompetence is revealed as inexcusable, even to him – and then he has to get on with his life. In rehearsal I could not reach the dark place this soul really inhabited. But John pushed. I do not recall how. It was not abusive; it was just demanding of me more than I could give. I was not holding back. It just was not there in me to give to this character. Yet, John Hirsch kept demanding.
Then once into production, whatever that black soul that was needed to do this part, showed up in me on stage where it was needed. It would not have arrived but for the demands made by John on all of us to go deeper.
After that, with absolutely no regrets, I came to the conclusion that mucking around in one's deepest emotions and fears that much in order to do the job as an actor was just not for me. I became a trial lawyer instead. It is a much easier profession than being an actor, believe me. But John Hirsch taught me what great acting demands. He taught me not just to recognize it but to understand what it takes out of an actor to get to greatness. He taught me why we have to cherish great theatre. He also taught me as an audience member to be constructively critical of productions that fall short of the work necessary to try to find the greatness of any show or character. That is why I will always be thankful for those 6 weeks with him and why I am so glad that Touchstone is doing this production.
Arthur Ross
Former Actor
Lawyer with Pryke Lambert Leathley Russell LLP
Hirsch's Gift To Future Generations of DirectorsFebruary 19th, 2014
I never met John Hirsch or saw any of his plays. I'm also convinced that the Canadian theatre community does a pretty poor job of chronicling, learning and respecting our own history, even though it is fabulous and full of amazing stories and individuals. So I first found out about John Hirsch when I was a much younger director, through the Canada Council's John Hirsch Prize. On his death in 1989, John Hirsch left a bequest to the Canada Council for the Arts to assist and encourage Canadian directors. The John Hirsch Prize is a tribute to the extraordinary contribution Mr. Hirsch made to theatre in Canada, most notably as founder of the Manitoba Theatre Centre, head of television drama for the CBC and artistic director of the Stratford Festival. The Prize was created in 1995 to recognize new and developing theatre directors who have demonstrated great potential for future excellence and exciting artistic vision. Two $6,000 prizes are awarded every two years, one for each of the Anglophone and Francophone theatre communities. You can find out more about it here.
The Ontario Arts Council also has a similar program – The John Hirsch Director's Award.
In 2012 Toronto director Christopher Morris won the Canada Council John Hirsch Prize. Those that saw Touchstone Theatre's co-presentation of Night at the PuSh Festival will know Morris' work and his daring investigation of uncharted communities and issues. Finding out about Hirsch through the legacy of this Prize has forever connected his name with the cause of young directors in Canada, and with the many brilliant artists who have been recognized and encouraged by the award.
Katrina Dunn
Artistic Director
Touchstone Theatre
PuSh Panel Goes Into New TerritoryJanuary 27th, 2014
Touchstone collaborated with the PuSh Festival, Full Circle First Nations Performance and the Indigenous Performing Arts Alliance to present a panel discussion in conjunction with our presentation of Night with PuSh. The discussion was looking to map the changing landscape of producing and presenting Aboriginal performing arts in Canada. Led by artist and curator Chris Creighton-Kelly, the event began with his contextualization of contemporary Aboriginal performing arts in Canada to this point. Panelist Margo Kane, Diane Roberts and Lori Marchand took the audience through their range of their experience – working in the community, in the margins of the professional arts scene, and in the mainstream. After discussion of the many obstacles facing Aboriginal artists and producers, the panel looked forward to some big ideas (a National Aboriginal Performing Arts Centre – why not!) and hopes for more integrated and authentic ways of partnering with a multiplicity of organizations. Amazing stories were shared by both panelists and audience members, and avenues for further discussion are being sought. Thanks to the really engaged group of audience members that joined us (on a lovely sunny Saturday morning) to be a part of this event.


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Sometimes I am surprised about what Cleveland art lovers don't know about SPACES.
For example, I've had conversations with people who attend every SPACES opening, but were not aware of our amazing artist-in-residence program, the SPACES World Artists Program (SWAP), which (to date) has brought 27 artists from around the world to live and make art in our city.
"Oh, that's so cool! I didn't know about it," I've heard more than one exhibition attendee say, once they have the full scoop on SWAP.
It makes me wonder sometimes exactly what we're conveying in our messages … emails … conversations … about SPACES. Sometimes as a fundraiser, it's really, really hard to know how to tell my organization's story effectively. What words resonate? How much text is too much? Are we staying on-message?
Today, though, I learned about Wordle, and never again will I have to wonder what we're conveying on our homepage. According to the website, Wordle is "a toy for generating 'word clouds' from text that you provide. The clouds give greater prominence to words that appear more frequently in the source text."
Here's our Wordle. It might not tell you everything about SPACES … but it's kind of pretty.
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Sunrise over the Amazon:
1. Lichen camouflaged longhorn beetle:
2. Orbweaver spider (Argiope sp.):
3. Stinging flannel moth caterpillar (Megalopyge sp.) a.k.a. the Donald Trump caterpillar
4. Weevil with cordyceps fungus (Ophiocordyceps cucurlionidae):
5. Female double-toothed kite (Harpagus bidentatus) preening:
6. Mushroom:
The bend in the bow - An oxbow lake from a drone's eye perspective.
The formation of an oxbow lake is a long process that requires first the erosion (and deposition on the opposite side) of the river banks, gradually forming the iconic sinuous curves termed 'meanders'. These meanders over time become more and more curved, until they essentially form a loop. During a flood or time of high water flow, the river can cut off the loop and once again proceed in a straighter, more efficient water course. What was the loop, now forms a horseshoe or oxbow lake as the river gradually recedes away from it.
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Summer is quickly coming to an end and most of us have already returned from our sunny holidays. So, now it's time to think about winter season. Passionate skiers and snowboarders already plan their trips, guess the weather, look for great ski resorts, grease and polish their gear.
So, if you're wondering which country you should spend your winter holidays in this year, think no more - go to Italy!
Here's why:
1. Weather
If I had to describe Italy using just one adjective, that would be "sunny". Sunny Italia sums it all.
Truth is, weather in January and February isn't very favourable in Europe . You can't really expect to have a nice sunny days all the week long in Austria or Switzerland. What you can expect is freezing cold and strong wind.
But it's different in Italy - country's geography guarantees nice weather. During our one-week stay in Livigno , we had only one cloudy day. Just one. And still, we enjoyed skiing and the views were great!
2. Ski resorts
Italy's got loads of fantastic ski resorts. Livigno, Cortina d'Ampezzo, Val di Fassa, Breuil-Cervinia, Bormio, Madonna di Campiglio, Sestriere - list of Italian skier's paradises goes on and on.
Therefore, the skiing infrastructure is very good - ski resorts are well-maintained , offer fast and efficient cable cars and chair lifts, and, most importantly, provide winter aficionados with impressive number of ski slopes. Livigno itself offers whopping 110 km of ski runs!
Italians take care also about children and beginners - there's loads of easy wide pistes.
If you're into snowboard, I bet you'll also enjoy Italian snowparks .
3. Food
We all need to top up our calories burnt on ski slope, don't we? And Italy's the best in that - delicious pizzas, mouthwatering pasta, cured hams, about 100 types of cheese - it'll all keep your spirits high and successfully stop your stomach from rambling on the slope!
If you're into Advocaat, you'll simply get hooked on Bombardino . I didn't like it that much but, if you're a sweet cocktails fan, it's simply a must. Bombardino will make you like skiing even more and you'll return to Italy for sure (even only to have this drink while skiing)!
Also, have I mentioned that wine in Italy tastes the best ? I'm not a big fan of alcohol but the Italian atmosphere make me have a glass or two and it somewhat tastes better than anywhere else.
Also, Italians are truly hospitable folks . I felt like home in Italian restaurants - no rush, take it slow, enjoy your coffee as long as you wish to. Your friend has birthday today? Let's celebrate then!
I really liked the fact that I felt truly welcome in their restaurants and waiters didn't breath down my neck to finish my food as quickly as possible and go away to make room for other guests. That just never happens in Italy.
If you're planning to stay in Livigno - one of the most popular ski resorts in Italy, you may find available hotels here:
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Many research studies have indicated that after the age of 40 the human body starts to age much faster. And without proper nutrition and exercises the aging process gets accelerated.
This is the main reason many men and women look for anti-aging solutions for slowing down the aging process or to reverse it.
Fortunately for those who are serious about anti-aging solutions there is unique program called the old school new body program.
Many of the solutions that are available in the market like creams, lotions, supplements, masks, surgery and others only correct the external appearance but do nothing to slow down the aging process from inside the body.
However The Old School New Body Program deals with this problem in a holistic way. It deals with the factors that are responsible for speeding up the aging process from inside and teaches people the techniques to minimize these factors.
This information guide has been created by the couple, Steve and Becky Holman. A quick look at their current photos will reveal how fit they are and this is proof of the fact that they teach what they preach. Can you imagine that Steve has a six pack and is over 50 already?
What Exactly Is The Old School New Body Program?
- This is an information guide that teaches you the methods to get a lean and muscular body that helps to defy aging.
- Actually this is 3 phased program and it is called F4X Training System. Each of the 3 phases has been designed to give your body perfect shape and fitness.
- In the first phase of the program, also known as 'F4X Lean', men and women will be able to lose 20, 40 or even 80 pounds. This phase involves some high intensity interval training along with proper nutrition plan.
- The second phase is called 'F4X Lean' and in this phase you will learn the methods to build lean muscles. You will be adding more muscles and reshaping your body to get the desired lean muscles. There are small variations in the workouts and the nutrition plan in this phase compared to the previous phase.
- The third phase is called the 'F4X Shape' and in this phase you will learn to get a body shape similar to top-cover fitness models and celebrities. You will learn the exact F4X Workouts to build more muscles without bulking.
- By maintaining a lean and muscular body you will be able to slow down the aging process. Many studies have indicated that regular exercise, especially resistance training helps in slowing down the aging process. This is why many of the celebrities who are in their sixties still look young and fit.
Pros Of This Program
- This is a proven program that has helped thousands of people already. Further, this program has been designed by Steve Holman who gained all his knowledge and information while he was the editor of the Iron Man magazine for several years.
- This program has been designed to suit people who are more than 35. Whereas many of the other fitness program in the marketplace are geared towards younger people. The Old School New Body Program will get you a lean and muscular body without getting you injured or admitted to a hospital.
- This program is well suited even for busy men and women. You just need to spend 90 minutes a week on F4X workouts. And I'm sure that most people will be able to devote this much time for retarding the aging process.
- The diet plan in this program is simple and easy to follow. Most importantly you don't have to live on steamed chicken breast and broccoli for several months. There is a fair amount of leniency on the diet in this program.
- Steve Holman is offering awesome bonuses and a 60 day money back guarantee with this program.
- This is a simple program to follow but by no means it's easy. You will have to get off your couch and put in the required hard work and effort to get desired results.
- Lifestyle modifications will be required when you decide to follow this program. If giving up junk food can get you a lean and muscular body then you should be ready to make that sacrifice.
The Old School New Body Review Conclusions – Should You Go For It?
If you are more than 35 years then this information guide provides you all the info required for slowing down aging and get a lean, muscular body.
This program has been designed by keeping the busy schedules of men and women in mind. You will learn about the most effective exercises that get you the results in the least possible time.
However let's be clear that this program is not an instant fix for your aging, health and fitness related issues. Those who are ready to bend their back and do some workouts can expect decent results, but there are no guarantees. And this is true for all weight loss and fitness training programs.


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Heading to St Johns another over night trip. Clear skies and calm seas. What a joy.
We had a great day in St Kitts. A walk into town produced a stash of delicious pastries for the boat ride.
Lunch was in a local restaurant where we were the only tourists, yum. I realize our trip seems focused on food, and that is definitely one of the highlights. The scenery, luxurious temperatures, and friendly locals are all part of the experience.


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Frustrated by the expense and inefficiency of buying ready-cut stone from local quarries, Paul Teillant, co-founder of The Stonemasonry Company, is taking action. He plans to move his business into a nearby limestone quarry, at a cost ot the business of £170,000.
Mr Teillant believes that the company will make the sum back in cost-savings over the next three years.
"At the moment we have no control over the sawing, so we cannot choose the exact sizes that we need, which leads to a lot of wastage in the workshop," said Mr Teillant. "We also have to have the blocks delivered, which is an additional expense and wastes valuable time."
He plans to erect portable cabins in the centre of the quarry and build a bespoke workshop out of concrete blocks. "Planning permission for quarries is only granted in 15-year tranches, with no guarantee that it will be extended, so we have to make sure that everything we build can be taken down," he said.
"We would like to be located in the quarry for many years to come but this is a risk we are prepared to take."
The business, which is currently based 10 miles outside Stamford, is waiting for the final nod from the council to complete its move to the Northamptonshire site. "I hope to be there by July," Mr Teillant said.
Once installed in the quarry, the company will be able to buy uncut stone for £25 per cubic foot instead of £75 for the blocks they buy now.
From The Stonemasonry Company's new base, Mr Teillant and his 15-strong team will be able to choose the precise slab of stone they need for the job and cut it to size on the spot, rather than having to re-shape each block in the workshop.
There are other benefits to moving to the new location. "A lot of clients and architects visit us and it will be extremely useful for them to see the quarry and understand the process of extracting and shaping the stone," said Mr Teillant.
"People often ask for impossible things but, with a medium like stone, you are constrained by the size of the blocks you can cut and the quality of the stone.
"Seeing the actual quarry will remind clients that stone comes out of the ground. It is not made in a factory. Stonemasonry isn't like other industries, where you can just invent a solution to a problem on the spot."
Mr Teillant founded the company in 2006 with fellow stonemasons Pierre Didot and Alexander Bertrand. He has been hewing stone since 1996, when he began an apprenticeship in his native Normandy.
Over the course of his career, he has worked on Cologne Cathedral in Germany, St Edmundsbury Cathedral in Suffolk and Notre-Dame in Paris.
While the company works on a variety of projects, from chimneys to fireplaces, its speciality is self-supporting stone staircases, which start at £30,000 for a single flight of stairs.
Today, The Stonemasonry Company turns over £850,000. The firm has doubled in size year-on-year since inception, and next year Mr Teillant forecasts revenues of more than £1m. The company works with 140 tonnes of stone each year.
"We can't wait to move into the quarry," said Mr Teillant. "It's where we belong."


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Karen CountermanSales Director
Karen has worked within the relocation sector for over eight years. This experience means she is uniquely placed to understand what is required by not only relocation service firms, but the corporate assignees themselves.
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With over 30 years relocation & global mobility experience, both as an assignee and as a industry professional (in Corporate Housing, Rental Furniture, and Destination Service Provision). Iain has firsthand experience of both sides of the relocation fence.
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Michelle joined Roomservice by CORT in 2008. Her experience and professional attitude means that she manages some of Roomservice by CORT's most important clients.
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Jo's experience in customer service and sales spans well over a decade. Jo is kept very busy ensuring that all of our clients are happy and satisfied, while dealing with the day-to-day activities of arranging quotes and installations.
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Claire joined Roomservice by CORT in 2003. Claire works with Laura Watson and together they manage the regional centre of the CORT Global Furniture Rental Network (CGFRN) covering APAC and EMEA.
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This is a short description of a initiative taken 2008 by me negotiating a strategy for developing a channel sales strategy with Microsoft, Motorola and Fujitsu as the participators.
Microsoft Biztalk Server is a server side integration engine released in around year 2000. I was a presale selling Biztalk in Sweden 2001-2002 and was among the first to sell the vision, architecture and business benefits of Biztalk as a integration platform.
In 2008 I got a reason to go back and have a look at how it have developed. I have had some shots as SWIFT, HL7 and other out-of-the-box solution coming with Biztalk. This time I had a look at RFID, a new package coming with Biztalk Server.
RFID is chips that replaces Barcodes, mostly in retail and logistics scenarios. The RFID chip contains a code that can be read with a device of some sort. Microsoft branded it's software package, that handles the transactions from the devices, RFID, and hence limited it's market to the 3% market share that RFID have, and thereby neglecting the market for barcodes and other codes and devices, something that is odd – and something I did mention for the Swedish branch of Microsoft who did forward it to the US development team.
The advantage with RFID is that you can read items without exposing them for barcodes, no human intervention is required. On the negative side is price and reliability. Not all scenarios are perfect for RFID.
The sales channel initiative looked like this: Motorola did help Microsoft build this for Biztalk. Fujitsu, Microsoft and Motorola all sell to retail. In some cases all three are at the same customer, typically a global, well known Swedish retail chain in fashion. Motorola did have readers for RFID/Barcodes, handheld. The proposal was that Microsoft would bundle the RFID client to the Motorola reader, the Motorola sales force would bring the knowledge about Biztalk and integration to the market, i e projects involving change in architecture or solution were barcodes or RFID was involved. Fujitsus consulting group would then be available for consulting in the technical solution to be delivered. Microsoft would then get a corporate sales channel selling Biztalk in retail, health care, logistics and other scenarios. Something that would give them a license revenue stream.
That would have, if the initiative would have gone live, been a new way of selling Biztalk integration on the market. A way that could have set a new standard for selling IT integration and Biztalk. By various reasons, market instability basically, I never came to the board rooms. The idea is hereby made public. If someone want's to go for it, just do it!


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In the last month or so, I have been really making an effort to eat healthier. I've been getting fresh veggie juices across the street at the health food store for about $6 bucks a juice. It's kind of a rip off but they are so delicious that I keep going back. I'm hoping that if I keep up this gluten free, healthy, more veggie diet, my eczema will dramatically disappear. After searching and searching for a juice that won't break my bank, my coworker turned me onto Bolthouse Farms. Bolthouse Farms is located in my hometown of California – San Joaquin Valley. Started as a commercial farming company, they started to branch out into juices (which they made from their veggies), and many other products like dressings.
I am eager to try these because of all the rave reviews, however, where I live (East Harlem), our grocery stores aren't that great and don't carry stuff like this. The health food store does carry them, but I would really love to try the purple carrot juice. Carrot (and green) juice is my favorite, so this seems amazing. Has anyone tried these? What other juices (or other healthy tips) would you recommend?


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As you may or may not know, every version of Windows from Vista onward contains a proprietary disk encryption tool, known as BitLocker. Baked into the operating system, it allows users to quickly and easily apply full-disk encryption to their hard drives, preventing attackers from gaining access to their data. At least…that's how it was supposed to work.
Until recently, the encryption didn't really amount to much. Enter the Bitlocker update.
It wasn't that it was weak, mind you. Rather, it contained a critical security flaw, one which allowed any attacker with even a modicum of sense to easily bypass its protections and gain access to encrypted files. While that's not really a huge issue for the average end user, it's more than a little distressing from an enterprise standpoint.
"By setting up a fake domain server with identical name, the attacker only had to create a user account with a password created years in the past to trigger a policy-based password change," explains ZDNet's Zack Whittaker. "Once the user changed the password, they could log in to the PC using the password now set in its cache."
Enterprise machines were most vulnerable to this flaw, according to Ian Haken, the researcher who originally uncovered it. Thankfully, the vulnerability – which doesn't appear to have been exploited while in the wild – has since been patched out. Thanks to the BitLocker update, it's much more secure, and Windows admins everyone can rest easy.
There's a learning experience in this mess, and the lesson it provides is one that time and again I see rather bafflingly ignored by IT decision-makers and upper management alike.
I'll just come right out and say it: if you truly value the security of your organization's data, keep all of your software as up-to-date as humanly possible. You never know what critical vulnerabilities or minor glitches are lurking in older operating systems, waiting for a hacker to come along and exploit them. And in the case of vulnerabilities like the one uncovered by Haken, it's even more important that you download any relevant hotfixes.
Now, it's worth mentioning that you do have a bit of leeway here. In the case of minor patches and security updates, you've probably at least a few days' time before it starts to become vital that you install them. Better yet, by waiting you can make sure that patch installation won't break anything on your own system.
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With a $7 Billion budget deficit looming over Ohio, Governor Strickland proved last night that he willing to do whatever it takes to save taxpayer dollars.
While other politicians were living it up in swank DC hotels, Ted Strickland was sleeping on the floor of Ohio's Washington, D.C. office.
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I'm sorry. This is lame.
Aw, hell, Blackwell's still looking for his belt buckle…
Well, I don't know the real reason. Maybe he just couldn't get a room. But I thought I'd give it a positive spin.
And it doesn't seem too far out. After all, this is the guy who lived in a chicken shack as a kid after his house burned down.
I'd be much more impressed if this was never spoken of at the time but discovered later and reported on months after. This is just a set up publicity stunt.
Give me meat, not this crap. You can't put a dent in $7 billion by saving money at a Motel 6.
Don't get me wrong. It's a great symbolic gesture. What if it had been paired with a press release on a new policy for government travel and entertainment? Now that's something I could get my arms around.
I'm pretty sure this wasn't a story pushed by Ted's press staff at all. And it wasn't picked up by any other paper as far as I know. Just DDN. And I don't think the story even mentioned the budget – that was my take on it.
I just thought it said something positive about our Governor that he's not above crashing on the floor if necessary.
Could you imagine reading about another Governor doing this? Sarah Palin washing her hair in the sink? Or Blogojovich??
@6: My argument is this isn't really "necessary" in any other way than to be a publicity stunt. Ted is a humble fellow and a good guy, but we don't need him sleeping on the floor. I'd rather him get some good rest in a decent hotel so that he can make the best decisions possible that actually matter. The ones that save billions, not a couple hundred.


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Today is the first official day of summer in Sydney. Well, for the whole of Australia actually 😉
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A hot daywhen the trains were broken and I had to walk to Luna Park, wait for a ferry, get on a ferry to Balmain and then catch a bus the rest of the way home.
Ah, Sydney life…..what can you say?
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The U.S. Army is augmenting its "Strength Like No Other" campaign, which includes the Army Strong TV spots, with a virtual army post that walks visitors through a tour of various jobs available to recruits.
"A World Like No Other" is an experience on GoArmy.com that uses CGI animation and short videos to let Web users browse a variety of jobs available to Army recruits. Visitors to the site, which debuted in March, click on hotspots that lead to one- to two-minute videos detailing Army jobs that range from astronauts to tactical operations.
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The KS3 Course follows a project-based learning style in Years 7 and 8 and uses materials from the Exploring Science Scheme of Study in Year 9. Both follow the QCA Scheme of Work.
There are different courses which are followed at GCSE level, students are grouped and directed to the appropriate course depending on students' ability, choice and learning style. All students follow at least a Double Award route leading to 2 GCSE (or equivalent) qualifications in Science. Triple Award which lead to three separate GCSEs in Biology, Chemistry and Physics is available as an option at KS4.
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Secret team of developers take LimeWire 5.6 beta, strip it all of all the spyware and adware, activate all of the PRO features, cut its dependency on LimeWire LLC's servers, and release it back into the wild as LimeWire Pirate edition.
In the spirit of the good old-fashioned game of cat and mouse a secret team of developers has resurrected LimeWire from the dead.
The RIAA spent some 4 years and millions of dollars to finally get an injunction last month ordering LimeWire to disable the "searching, downloading, uploading, file trading and/or file distribution functionality, and/or all functionality" of the famed file-sharing program only to have a self-described "horde of piratical monkeys" release a new LimeWire Pirate Edition that renders all of the RIAA's hard work meaningless.
"All dependencies on LimeWire LLC's servers have been removed, all remote settings have been disabled, the Ask toolbar has been unbundled, and all features of LimeWire PRO have been activated for free," a source told TF.
According to the developers it's based on LimeWire 5.6 beta and is better than all of the previous official versions now that it's been stripped of all the pesky toolbars, adware, and spyware that users had to contend with.
"LimeWire Pirate Edition should work better than the last functioning version of LimeWire (5.5.10), and it should keep working for longer. There's no adware or spyware: the piratical monkeys are doing this for the benefit of the community."
LimeWire Pirate Edition features:
- Based on LimeWire 5.6 beta
- All the features of LimeWire PRO: Turbo-charged downloads
- Optimized search results
- AVG Anti-Virus
- Built-in torrent search
- No toolbars, adware or spyware
- No connection problems
MD5 of installer: 7a96f2da87a7cfc6f10ab6a325ec0e48
If it wasn't obvious enough already that plenty of alternatives to LimeWire already existed in the first place then surely the creation of LimeWire Pirate Edition will make more than a just a few RIAA execs realize the Sisyphean task they face.
The only real lesson in all of this is that one shouldn't try to profit from P2P and that's precisely what LimeWire Inc. did for so many years.
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Most people no longer hunt and gather to fulfill basic nutritional needs. But for thousands of years, the rigors of hunting and gathering kept the human population in check. Gradual mastery of agriculture and livestock husbandry over the last few centuries has enabled our kind to grow exponentially.
However, when it comes to ocean resources, we continue to pretty much follow our forebears' methods -- with one significant difference. Today's maritime hunter-gatherers use sophisticated technologies to vacuum whole sections of ocean, inhaling resources at rates that in many cases exceed the capacity of marine ecosystems to replenish populations of fish, crustaceans and other valuable marine life.
A growing human population, coupled with rising purchasing power in rapidly developing middle-income countries, is inflating demand at a time when many of the world's fisheries have reached their maximum potential, or are declining. Close to 90 percent of all fish stocks have been fully exploited or overexploited, and all too often, the damage is permanent.
Fish provide 3 billion people with 20 percent of their intake of animal protein, according to FAO. In developing countries, 116 million jobs are linked to fishery value chains. The reduction in yields disproportionally affects the poor, both at table and in their pocket. What's more, when fish supplies decline -- for example, along the coast of West Africa -- sharp reductions are also seen in terrestrial wildlife populations. As the impact of unsustainable fishing washes ashore, it promotes bush meat hunting and spreads ecological havoc, further magnifying food security risks for already vulnerable populations.
The main drivers of overfishing remain largely unchanged. Uncertain governance and dubious rights of access to fisheries prevent effective management. Fishery administrations tend to focus on expanding capacity rather than effectively managing marine resources. Government subsidies exacerbate this situation by promoting overcapacity of fishing fleets and masking the declining returns from unsustainable fisheries. The annual global economic loss from unsustainable fishing has risen to an estimated $50 billion.
But promising action is taking place focusing on small-scale fisheries. Somewhat overlooked in the grand scheme of ocean things, this sector employs 90 percent of all fishermen and is responsible for 50 percent of total fish catch by volume. Small-scale fisheries management builds on scientific evidence which points to marine life being a stubborn bunch. If you treat them well for a little while, populations can return to healthier conditions, provided that the ecosystems have not been damaged by biodiversity and marine habitat abuses.
Pilot initiatives have therefore focused on community-based management approaches, tailored to the needs of fish populations, to implement governance systems. Marine protected areas and no-take zones (where no extractive activity is allowed) have delivered positive results as fishery management tools -- with the former able to harbor twice as many large fish species, five times more biomass and fourteen times more shark biomass than fished areas. These gains spill over to areas where fishing can take place on a more sustainable basis.
Growing awareness to the plight of the oceans presents an opportunity to change our ways. The World Bank, the Global Environment Facility (GEF), the FAO and a range of non-traditional organizations are focusing renewed attention to the importance of fisheries.
Likewise, the "50in10" coalition is bringing together public and private partners in a campaign to restore 50 percent of the world's fisheries in 10 years. And Bloomberg Philanthropies has provided $53 million to the "Vibrant Oceans Initiative" through which Rare, Oceana and EKO Asset Management will concentrate efforts to return fisheries to sustainability in the Philippines and Brazil. Another initiative, "Fish Forever", led by Rare and partners, is scaling up a proven fisheries co-management approach for near-shore artisanal fishery communities in five tropical developing countries.
What happens at sea significantly impacts the livelihoods of billions of people on land. As this realization sinks in, the world community is finally coming together to secure the needed financial resources and build the political will necessary for the adoption, dissemination, and boosting sustainable practices. At last, the globally agreed target that "by 2020 all fish and invertebrate stocks and aquatic plants are managed and harvested sustainably, legally and applying ecosystem based approaches," has a glimmer of a chance of being achieved.
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Somewhere a door clicked and Leon knew she was sneaking out again.He sighed and picked up his eight month old daughter Ella off the floor, who responded with an indignant squeal.
"Yeah, yeah. Here," he said handing Ella the teething ring she had been chewing on so fretfully."You can bring it with you."
He set Ella on his hip and went to look through the dingy side window. He was just in time to see Victoria striding towards a dark blue Mercedes with blacked out windows, parked just around the corner.The passenger window was down and he caught sight of a heavily tattooed arm resting macho style on the door.Through a thin haze of smoke drifting through the open window Leon saw a hand dart out and casually flick a cigarette butt to the ground. His heart sank.
Somehow he had to stop her from getting into that car. Leon ran to the front door and flung it open in a panic.
"Victoria!" he yelled.But he was too late.Her mini skirted backside and long bronze legs had already disappeared inside the flashy Mercedes and with a deafening screech of tyres she was gone."Shit!" he said loudly and kicked at an empty beer can he'd left lying on the front porch.
The stink of burning rubber filled the street and Leon aimed a scowl at the neighbour's Pitbull as it snarled viciously and ran the full length of its rusting chain, again and again.Leon hoped it never managed to get loose, because that was one mean dog.
Pulling his phone out of his pocket he hit the speed dial button for Victoria's number.Disappointingly it went straight to voicemail. He cursed inwardly. Little Ella bawled lustily in his ear, so he carried her into the house out of sight of the slavering Pitbull.
Eventually Ella settled enough so that he could put her in the playpen over in the corner. He handed her a sipper cup of juice before navigating his way around numerous toys lying strewn across the floor. Leon plumped himself down on the battered sofa and tried to phone Victoria again.He listened intently, praying that she would pick up the phone, even if it was only to curse him and tell him to get lost.He rolled his eyes as the automated message kicked in asking him to leave a message after the beep.
"Call me as soon as you get this message Vicky," he said trying not to sound too freaked.Laying down his phone on a small side table, he reached over and picked up a small silver photo frame. Closing his eyes he held the picture to his lips, kissing the face of his beautiful wife.
"I wish you were still here," he said under his breath.
He hung his head. There was that awful sensation again. It was so intense that it felt like a physical pain; as if someone had just tried to rip out his heart.If anything happened to Vicky he didn't think he could go on.
Ella gurgled in her playpen and looked at him wide eyed, full of innocence."It's ok," he said with a wobbly smile."Daddy will keep it together, I promise."
She grinned at him and he absently noticed her third front tooth was almost through.If only Vicky hadn't gotten hooked on cocaine, he thought for the hundredth time.
It was only four months ago, since it had all started and their lives had been on a downward spiral ever since. He knew now that he'd made a mistake moving the family to Detroit. It was too much change too quickly.
Hour after hour went by in tortuous slow motion and every car that drove by and every door that slammed fanned a dwindling glimmer of hope that she just might return before nightfall.
At half past seven he put Ella down for the night and went downstairs to tackle a kitchen sink overflowing with dirty dishes. His gaze fell upon Vicky's plate of spaghetti and meatballs, completely untouched and he wondered whether or not he should keep it warm.
She'll probably be doped up to the eyeballs even if she does return before morning, he thought. So he left it to cool and then covered it in cling film before putting it in the refrigerator.
While the dishes dripped on the drainer, Leon lowered himself into a chair and held his head in his hands desparingly.
Yet again he was slipping down that destructive slope again, drowning in thoughts of where she was and what she might be doing. Each new thought whirled through his mind, chasing each other maniacally like the dance of a New Year's dragon in China town.His head ached and he toyed with the idea of phoning the police.But he already knew what they would say.It was way too early to file a missing persons report.Wait until tomorrow, they would tell him curtly, as if his request was an intolerable nuisance. They probably recieved fifty or more calls like that a day so sympathy was in short supply.
Leon groaned and knew it was going to be a very long night.If only he could reach out to Vicky somehow and through sheer force of will make her aware of just how much she was making them both suffer.
Come home! he thought squeezing his eyes shut.
He spent the next several hours in the grips of yet another internal conflict.Should he try and get some sleep or not? It was hard to think straight. Once again he decided to call her phone and to his immensesurprise someone picked up.
"Who is this?" he demanded. "Where's Vicky?" There was a long silence. Leon gripped the phone tightly.
"Don't hang up, please!" he begged pacing the floor.
"Are you Victoria's father?" said the woman.
"Yes.Yes I am.What's happened?"
That last question had almost choked him.But he had to ask.
"You and your wife need to come to Beaumont Royal Oaks hospital immediately. I'm Beverly Carmichael, a nurse in the ER department.Ask for me when you arrive at the front desk."
"Is she ok?" said Leon looking at the ceiling and swallowing hard.
"We think she OD'ed sometime this afternoon and was dumped at the front door.She's stable for now, but you need to get here as soon as possible.She keeps asking for her mother."
"Ok," sobbed Leon."But it will be just me….Her mother died in a car accident six months ago just outside Lansing."
"I'm very sorry to hear that Mr Yorke."
"I'm sure you understand though that I can't promise you anything regarding your daughter Victoria," she said after a pause."But I assure you she's in good hands here.We're just waiting for her bloodwork to come back from the lab and until then we're taking it as a good sign she's awake and talking a little already."
"She's only fifteen," croaked Leon."Just a child."
"She has plenty of time left to turn her life around then, with the right help" said the nurse gently."But we can discuss that when you get here Mr Yorke."
"Thanks for your help," said Leon with a sniff. "Just look after her and tell her I'll be there as soon as I can."
"Of course," she said."I'll tell her you're on your way."


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Preds Leaning On Rinne To Force Penguins Back To PittsburghHate it enough, he figured, and they'd be motivated to play better because they'd never want to feel so wretched again. We know we're going to play our best hockey and we're going to come back with an even better performance".
Iran's Supreme Leader: Attacks Will Increase Hatred of US, SaudisPeople in the crowds chanted "Death to Saudi Arabia " alongside the more customary slogans against the United States and Israel. The ministry announced on Friday it had caught more than 41 suspects in connection to the Tehran attacks across the country.
Comey testimony watched by an estimated 19.5 million viewersTotal viewership for the highly anticipated event fell short of the 30.6 million who watched President Donald Trump's inauguration January 20.
Take a Vacation? Not Me, Says Action Star Tom CruiseAnd like Disney's ( DIS ) Marvel films, the universe already has its own logo and theme, which will play before " The Mummy ". However, here the M:I-style action sequences do not gel with the mythology and leave us with a film that seems mismatched.
Chris Sale: 'My Guys Allowed Me To Suck Tonight'White Sox right-hander Juan Minaya (1-0) pitched a scoreless inning of relief with three strikeouts to earn the victory. The Red Sox will attempt to take the series and try to gain a game on the Yankees in the AL East standings.
Project CARS 2 Will Be Here September 22nd and It Looks UnrealAlong with the trailer, Bandai Namco unleashed a flood of new information in its press release to get you excited. This seems to indicate a more free path for building up your career, starting from karts and working your way up.
Arab states in row with Qatar laud Trump's supportive stanceHe said families were being separated, children removed from school and Qataris forced to deal with food shortages. Navy's 5th Fleet in the Persian Gulf , similarly said it "praised the statement made by President Donald Trump ".
Modi meets Xi, calls for respecting each others core concernsIndia will be joining as an SCO full member which comprises of China , Kazakhstan, Kyrgzstan, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said that all the countries need to tackle terrorism and extremism in a coordinated manner.
Commuters Throw Impromptu Graduation Party For Student Stuck On TrainWhile he wasn't able to make the full ceremony, in a way this will end up being a more memorable moment for Alcantara down the road.
Biden encourages Romney to consider Senate run in UtahAccording to CNN , Biden was speaking at Romney's annual ideas summit in Park City, Utah attended by donors and business leaders. The former governor of Massachusetts, Mitt Romney , has received unlikely support from his former political rival, Joe Biden .
London Police Arrest Another Attack SuspectThe arrest brings to four the number of men being held in connection with Saturday's attack, in which eight people died. In March 2016, Italian officers stopped Zaghba at Bologna airport and found IS-related materials on his mobile phone.
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Oh toast. What does it mean that all of your links are "broken"? Or are they just...broken? No pictures of River? Does that seem right to you? Maybe it is time you took a little trip home. Here are things we could do: eat bread, make bread, sell bread, write poetry, read poetry and not least win at poetry! You can also work on our rancher friend John's Republican bid for the Wyoming Senate . And eat bread. Bread that has been delicately heated. Toast.
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