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The Metropolitan museum of Manila, that is, which I visited yesterday to view the ancient Philippine maps exhibit.
The Manila Met is a small museum in the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas compound, and it has a gold and earthenware gallery at the basement, some sculptures, and some paintings and replicas by Felix Resureccion Hidalgo and Juan Luna.
They are all very interesting, for anyone who wants to increase or refresh their knowledge of Philippine History.
Below are the tidbits I got:
1. Ancient Filipinos (who weren't called Filipinos then) knew how to work gold, with some techniques, like that used in maharajah sashes, only found in the Philippines. I am not particularly inclined towards jewellery and non-functional ornaments, but I found their crocodile appliqué really nice. I would buy one if they're available in the market today.
2. Warriors wore gold leglets. I was only familiar with bracelets and anklets until yesterday. And the Filipino word for warrior is bagani.
3. Allain Manesson Mallet, a French cartographer, in 1682 said of Manila:
– People bathed all day for pleasure and cleanliness (Probably in Manila Bay and Pasig River)
– We had rice wine and oranges (I have never tasted Manila rice wine and didn't know it existed.)
– Sugar was super cheap because the Spaniards built lots of sugar mills
– Manila is clean and beautiful and people are able to walk shaded all day
– There were 2,000 Spaniards, 2,000 Indios, but 20,000 Sangleys. (I am not sure about his numbers, as how can Sangleys, or Chinese immigrants, outnumber the Indios unless perhaps he was referring only to residents of Intramuros).
I love walking and exploring on foot is one of the things I look forward to in foreign travels. The Manila I was born into is sadly not conducive for walking.
I love maps and how ancient maps give me that something that I used to know poignance.
4. Ferdinand Blumentritt was a catographer.
5. In the 1700s, maps made by various cartographers spelled Bohol, Bojol; Cebu, Zebu; and Palawan, Paragoia/Paragua/Paragoa. Looking at the Palawan map, i surmised it is probably because the island looks like a closed umbrella, with the northern part as the handle.
6. The mother of Philippine maps came out in 1734, made by Pedro Murillo Velarde, drawn and engraved by Filipinos Francisco Suarez and Nicolas dela Cruz Bagay respectively. It showed Panacot Shoal as part of the historical territory of the Philippines. Oddly, Panacot, which means a means to scare, is now known as Panatag, meaning calm or at peace. It was also called Bajo de Masinloc which showed its connection to the town of the same name in Zambales. The name Scarborough I do not know from where it came.
7. Petrus Kaerius of Amsterdam was the first to create a Philippine map with established historical borders in 1598. The Philippines was drawn on its side then, like it was lying in bed. I wonder how a Dutch came to be the first drawer of a Philippine map?
8. The British had an awesome drawing of the map of Manila. I stole a photograph, again, not of the map but of the text of William Nichelson the cartographer.
9. In 1825, Schlieben printed a map of the Philippines together with some African islands as part of the Spanish territories. There was an African island called Fernando Poo.

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We are newly old. As life expectancies have lengthened and the rates of childbirth and premature mortality have dropped, the world population aged 60 and over tripled to 600 million in the latter half of the 20th century, and is expected to triple again by 2050. Moreover, said population is growing more rapidly than the population as a whole, at a ratio of 2.6 to 1.1 percent per year. In 2047, the number of old people is projected to exceed the number of children under the age of 15 globally for the first time in human history.
The result, broadly, of worldwide trends in economic growth, industrialization, and related advances in healthcare and technology, this gerontic condition has been greeted with both praise and trepidation, assessed varyingly as both a "longevity revolution" and a "demographic time bomb." Whether this shift is to be feared or embraced, it is giving rise to novel forms of aging. Perhaps the most interesting of these is the young-old, the focus of Danish architect Deane Simpson's recent book Young-Old: Urban Utopias of an Aging Society (Lars Müller; $50). Coined in 1974 by gerontologist Bernice Neugarten, the term describes a resoundingly healthy and surprisingly independent subgroup of the elderly, who, thanks to the also relatively new—and perhaps increasingly precarious—institution of retirement, as well as the decline of multigenerational living, are freed in their advanced age from the demands of work, education, and family. Rejuvenated by organ transplants, breast implants, and libido enhancers, able to afford doses of Botox, canned oxygen, and hormonal anti-aging treatments, the young-old is a sort of leisure-naut, tasked with exploring an unheard-of amount of unstructured time.
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June 29, 2012 13:02 ET
Barkerville Announces a NI 43-101 Compliant Indicated Resource of 10,626,100 oz's Gold on Cow Mtn with a NI 43-101 Compliant Geological Potential of 65-90 Million oz's Gold in an Area Encompassing Approximately 10% of its Cariboo Gold Project
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - June 29, 2012) - Barkerville Gold Mines Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:BGM)(FRANKFURT:IWUB) (the "Company" or "Barkerville") announced today a NI 43-101 compliant, indicated resource estimate for the Gold Quartz open pit model on Cow Mountain as well as a NI 43-101 compliant estimation of the geological potential of the 6.4 km Island Mountain, Cow Mountain and Barkerville Mountain trend. This trend is the central portion (where the Company has focused its exploration activities) of a larger 67 km trend on the Company's 1,118 sq. km property.
Geoex Limited ("Geoex") was retained to complete an independent estimate of the mineral resources and geological potential of Barkerville's property (the "Property") by management of the Company.
The indicated resources, between the elevations 3,550 feet and 4,550 feet above sea level (town elevation 4,000 feet), estimated by Geoex for the Gold Quartz open pit model on Cow Mountain are 69,039,000 tons with an average grade of 0.154 ounces gold per ton (5.28 grams/T) and 10,626,100 ounces of contained gold as summarised in the following table. Geoex is of the opinion that this resource has a reasonable prospect of economic extraction.
Company President and CEO, J. Frank Callaghan, stated:
"This resource estimate on 10% of the Company's prospective gold belt, which I believe puts the Cariboo Gold Project into the world class category, coupled with the Company's recent news announcing it has received the necessary permits to begin production on its Bonanza Ledge discovery, is a testament to the team we've assembled and 18 years of hard work and perseverance. The current resource estimate has been made possible through the compilation of over 7,100 drill holes totalling 347,000 meters completed by the company and previous operators, with the most significant results coming from an expanded drill program which was completed in December, 2011."
"Management received heavy opposition to the expanded drill program this past winter from the brokerage community as reflected in Barkerville's share price, but we believed strongly in our team of highly skilled geological professionals and are proud of the results the company has achieved."
The estimation of the geological potential is based upon approximately 10% of the Company's tenure encompassing the Island Mountain, Cow Mountain and Barkerville Mountain areas which are contiguous mountains separated by valleys. The Island Mountain/Aurum and Mosquito Creek Mine workings are under Island Mountain and the Cariboo Gold Quartz Mine workings are mostly under Cow Mountain but extend beneath the valley and end beneath Island Mountain and as well extend in the opposite direction beneath Barkerville Mountain.
The indicated resource estimates and geological potential targets have been completed by Geoex and will be provided in a report ("the Report") that will conform to the format and content required under National Instrument 43-101 ("NI 43-101") regulations of the Canadian Securities Administrators, including Form 43-101F1 The effective date of the Report will be December 31, 2011 and the Report is based upon drilling completed to that date, including assay data that was received during the 1st Quarter of 2012.
The technical work by Geoex was undertaken by Peter T. George, P.Geo., who has over 45 years of experience in the Canadian mining industry and extensive experience in the gold sector.
The Company has been active in the Cariboo Gold District since the mid 1990s and currently holds mineral tenures covering approximately 1,117.69 square kilometres in a contiguous, elongate block covering the full extent of a 45 kilometre geological trend that hosts all of the significant lode gold deposits of the district and many significant gold showings.
In the Island Mountain-Cow Mountain-Barkerville Mountain area that covers the current resource and geological potential estimates there are no royalties payable on any of the lands. There are a few small crown grants within the Property boundaries that have been in force since the late 1800s and are owned by the estates of persons unknown. In the event of a production decision in the vicinity of one of these small claims, the government regulations would require the Company to establish a trust and pay a small annual royalty to cover the possible future event that ownership is determined.
The Project is underlain by the Barkerville Terrane which is part of the regional Omineca Belt of the Canadian Cordillera. The Barkerville Terrane is comprised of a late Proterozoic and/or early Paleozoic sequence of metamorphosed rocks that were deposited as continental shelf to slope marine clastic rocks along with lesser amounts of marine carbonate rocks and volcanic rocks adjacent to the craton of ancestral North America. The Barkerville Terrane is structurally the lowest exposed sequence and is more deformed and metamorphosed (lower greenschist facies) than adjacent terranes.
During the Cretaceous the rocks of the Barkerville Terrane were deep below the surface and subjected to an early period of ductile deformation that resulted in asymmetrical, overturned, isoclinal (both limbs and the axial planes dipping to the east) fold structures with the fold axes plunging shallow to the northwest. Major regional thrust faults, initiated in the post metamorphic period occur in the area, striking in a northerly direction and dipping to the east with over thrusting from east to west.
Post-metamorphic upright, open folds with axial planes approximately east-west deformed the earlier period of folding such that the early fold axes now plunge to both the northwest and the southeast along the length of the Barkerville Terrane.
During the late Cretaceous to early Tertiary a major period of northwest trending dextral strike-slip faulting occurred with conjugate faults trending northwest and north, both with a significant normal component of movement. The north trending fault structures appear to be an important control for gold vein mineralization in the Wells area most of the gold mineralization was deposited at that time although it is possible that there was already earlier stage gold mineralization formed before and during the onset of metamorphism that was remobilized during the post metamorphic period.
Gold mineralization on the Property occurs as:
Historic production is all in the vicinity of the three adjoining mountains; Island Mountain, Cow Mountain and Barkerville Mountain. Historic production is as follows:
The mineralization is hosted primarily in the Rainbow Unit and may extend into the younger BC Unit or the older Baker Unit. Note that in the mine areas the stratigraphy is overturned due to folding and the Baker Unit is overlying the Rainbow Unit. At the time of the Cretaceous deformation, the Rainbow Unit had lower ductility than the adjoining units and intense brittle fracturing occurred that contains many quartz veins and disseminated sulphide zones (dominantly in the hinges of small amplitude folds). During the operating years of the historic mines many of the mineralized zones were too narrow to be mined economically.
In the immediate vicinity of the historic mines, the Rainbow Unit can be mapped along a strike length of approximately 8 km (5 miles) and has been traced at least another 16 km (10 miles) to the south into the Cunningham Creek area.
The regional stratigraphy within which the Rainbow Unit occurs has been mapped to the Cariboo Lake area, 32 km (20 miles) to the south of Barkerville Mountain.
Because of the size of the Property, exploration will be ongoing for many years. The Company is currently is permitted for start-up of open pit mining of the Bonanza Ledge deposit on Barkerville Mountain.
It is anticipated that the Company will initiate permitting for an open pit operation on Cow Mountain approximately 3 km (1.8 miles) from the Bonanza Ledge deposit.
The Qualified Person, based upon site visits on October 13 to 14, 2010, March 20 to 24, 2011, and April 23 to 27, 2012 is of the opinion that:
In preparation for writing the Report, the Qualified Person worked intensively with the Company's database and found no serious errors or deficiencies.
The Qualified Person has reviewed all relevant technical information and has found no discrepancies, errors or omissions that would be material to the opinions expressed in the Report.
The Qualified Person did not undertake any check assays as the Company's QAQC procedures were reviewed and their practices meet NI 43-101 standards.
The current indicated resources estimated by the Geoex for the Cow Mountain open pit model are 69,039,000 tons with an average grade of 0.154 ounces gold per ton (5.28 g/T) and 10,626,100 ounces of contained gold as summarised in the following table. The Qualified Person is of the opinion that this resource has a reasonable prospect of economic extraction.
The Qualified Person used Amine software for 3D digital modeling in AutoCAD. Amine is fully integrated mining software (drill hole planning, drill hole logging, resource and reserve estimates, stope planning, lateral and vertical development planning, etc) developed by Noranda Limited and now marketed independently by a third-party, Flairbase, of Montreal, Quebec.
Based upon all of the available historic and current drilling and assay data and using cross-sections at 400 foot intervals along a strike length of 3,200 feet, the Qualified Person interpreted the outline of the mineralized zone and the outline of pit walls based on a 55 degree slope. Subsequently, in plan-view the Qualified Person created resource and total pit outlines at 100-foot vertical intervals to a depth of 1,000 feet below surface.
For the purpose of estimation of the resource tonnage and grade, 3D solids of 100-foot hypothetical pit benches were created as well as a 3D solid of the total pit in order to determine the stripping ratio of pit waste tons to resource tons Probably 8 to 10 to 1 waste to ore.
For the purpose of initial resource estimation for an open pit, a block model was created with 25x25x25-foot blocks. To calculate the resource, a horizontal search ellipse area that has major and intermediate axes of 100 feet and a vertical minor axis of 50 feet was used and to be considered an "ore" block must have at least 1 drill hole intercept within the search volume otherwise the block was tagged as "waste".
For estimation of a bulk mining resource, the Qualified Person is of the opinion that these estimation parameters are suitable to classify the resource as an Indicated Resource as defined in NI 43-101. Areas where drilling is sparse are classified as waste.
Output of the Amine estimation procedure provides grade and tonnage for blocks above the cut-off grade, mineralized blocks (i.e. meeting the block category of 1 drill hole intercept within the search ellipse range) but below the cut-off grade, and waste which means there is no drill hole intercept.
The Qualified Person has reviewed in plan-view the Amine output showing intercepts used in the resource calculation and areas where there are no intercepts and concludes that there would be significant co-mingling of the above cut-off blocks and mineralized blocks below cut-off. Open pit mining methods would probably have to take both classifications of mineralized blocks in order to recover the "above cut-off blocks". The Qualified Person concludes from the same review of the Amine output that there are large contiguous undrilled areas that could be mined as waste and hence not milled if, as future drilling is completed, it remains as waste.
The estimation of the geological potential is based only upon the Island Mountain, Cow Mountain and Barkerville Mountain areas which are contiguous mountains separated by valleys. The Island Mountain/Aurum and Mosquito Mine workings are under Island Mountain and the Cariboo Gold Quartz Mine workings are mostly under Cow Mountain but extend beneath the valley and end beneath Island Mountain and as well extend in the opposite direction beneath Barkerville Mountain.
All of the production was from mineralization within the Rainbow Unit. The mine workings extend to a maximum depth of 2,500 feet above sea level. The mineralization is open along strike and at depth from the workings. The Rainbow Unit extends continuously throughout the whole mine area and beyond. The mineralization in all of the mines is the same, with production from both quartz vein-type and disseminated sulphide-type settings.
The estimation of geological potential is focussed upon initial open pit mining to 1,000 feet (3,550 elevation above sea level) below surface followed by an additional 1,000 feet (2,500 feet above sea level) of underground bulk mining (probably room and pillar) by ramp access with large equipment.
The open pit geological potential along strike in both directions from Cow Mountain is based upon the current resource estimate adjusted for differences in strike length of mineralization at Cow Mountain (4,300 feet) vs the strike length at Island Mountain (8,600 feet, therefore 2 times the potential at Cow Mountain) and the strike length at Barkerville Mountain, similar to Island Mountain, and therefore geological potential similar to that at Island Mountain.
Note all estimates of geological potential targets quality and grade are conceptual in nature and there has been insufficient exploration to define a mineral resource and it is uncertain if further exploration will result in the delineation of mineral resources.
Cow Mountain Indicated Resource Estimate and Further Geological Potential
The current indicated open pit resource at Cow Mountain is approximately 69 million tons with contained ounces of 10.63 million ounces (0.154 ounces per ton/5.28 g/T). Therefore the geological potential beneath the pit for an additional 1000 feet is estimated to be 62 to 76 million tons grading 0.12 to 0.16 ounces per ton (4.11 - 5.49 g/T), with contained gold of 7 to 10 million ounces. There have been a total of 2,638 drill holes on Cow Mountain totalling 145,600 meters. Assay data range is from 0 to *** in the Cow Mountain area.
Island Mountain Geological Potential
Island Mountain has geological potential for both the open pit and underground scenario and has twice the strike length of the Cow Mountain scenario, therefore the geological potential at Island Mountain is 180 to 304 million tons grading 0.12 to 0.16 ounces per ton (4.11 – 5.49 g/T), with contained gold of 29 to 40 million ounces. There have been a total of 3,947 drill holes on Island Mountain totalling 119,419 meters, with an assay data range similar to Cow Mountain.
Barkerville Mountain Geological Potential
Barkerville Mountain has the same geological potential as Island Mountain for both the open pit and underground scenario and has twice the strike length of the Cow Mountain scenario, therefore the geological potential at Barkerville Mountain is 180 to 304 million tons grading 0.12 to 0.16 (4.11 – 5.49 g/T) ounces per ton, with contained gold of 29 to 40 million ounces. There have been a total of 538 drill holes on Barkerville Mountain totalling 73,300 meters, with an assay data range similar to Cow Mountain.
The total geological potential of the 6.4 km (4 mile) long mineralized trend is 405 to 684 million tons grading 0.12 to 0.16 (4.11 – 5.49 g/T) ounces per ton, with contained gold of 65 to 90 million ounces.
About Barkerville Gold Mines Ltd.
Since the mid-1990s the Company has focused on exploration and development of gold projects in the Cariboo Mining District in central B.C. The Company's mineral tenures now cover over 117,691.14 hectares, encompassing seven past producing hard rock mines and three NI 43-101 gold deposits, including the QR Mine & Mill. The QR Property was acquired in February 2010 and includes a 900 tonne/day gold milling facility and a permitted gold mine located approximately 110 kilometers by highway and all-weather road from the Barkerville Gold Camp. Mining operations commenced at QR in the first quarter of fiscal 2011 and the Company began pouring doré gold in September 2010 and continued until December 2011. In November 2010 the Company acquired a second permitted mill currently on care and maintenance in Revelstoke, B.C. for relocation to the Barkerville Gold Camp near Wells, B.C. and upgrade to a +3,000-tonne/day facility subject to all necessary government approvals. In November 2010 the Company and the Lhtako Dene First Nation also signed a Project Agreement in relation to its Bonanza Ledge and Cariboo Gold Projects. The Company has completed significant drilling and exploration programs and together with the historical data is compiling all information to determine geologic models and updated technical reports to continue with exploration and development of the Cariboo Gold projects.
The technical information in this news release has been reviewed and approved by the author Peter T. George, P.Geo, and the Company's Chief Geologist Jim Yin, PhD, P.Geo, both qualified people as defined in National Instrument 43-101.
This news release has been prepared on behalf of the Board of Directors which takes full responsibility for its contents.
J. Frank Callaghan, President and CEO
Certain information in this news release is forward-looking within the meaning of certain securities laws, and is subject to important risks, uncertainties and assumptions. This forward-looking information includes, among other things, information with respect to the Company's beliefs, plans, expectations, anticipations, estimates and intentions, including the listing and trading of the Company's common shares on the TSX Venture Exchange. The words "may", "could", "should", "would", "suspect", "outlook", "believe", "anticipate", "estimate", "expect", "intend", "plan", "target" and similar words and expressions are used to identify forward-looking information. The forward-looking information in this news release describes the Company's expectations as of the date of this news release.
The results or events anticipated or predicted in such forward-looking information may differ materially from actual results or events. Material factors which could cause actual results or events to differ materially from such forward-looking information include, among others, the Company's ability to engage and retain qualified key personnel, employees and affiliates, to obtain capital and credit and to protect its property rights.
The Company cautions that the foregoing list of material factors is not exhaustive. When relying on the Company's forward-looking information to make decisions, investors and others should carefully consider the foregoing factors and other uncertainties and potential events. The Company has assumed a certain progression, which may not be realized. It has also assumed that the material factors referred to in the previous paragraph will not cause such forward-looking information to differ materially from actual results or events. However, the list of these factors is not exhaustive and is subject to change and there can be no assurance that such assumptions will reflect the actual outcome of such items or factors.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Barkerville Gold Mines Ltd.J. Frank CallaghanPresident and CEO604-669-6463 or Toll Free: 1-800 663-9688604 669-3041 (FAX)www.barkervillegold.com
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The Best Celeb Aquarius: It's Down to the Final Four!
Major shock! While you haven't seen the numbers for our Favorite Celebrity Aquarius survival game, we've been paying close attention during each and every round. And, prior to today's reveal, the stats were as follows:
1. Harry Styles
2. Ed Sheeran
3. Logan Lerman
4. Taylor Lautner
5. Rebel Wilson
6. Darren Criss
7. Joseph Gordon-Levitt
8. Avan Jogia
But by this morning, JGL and Darren had switched spots (though, they're both still out of the running), and Rebel Wilson swapped with Taylor Lautner, making the top 4 Harry Styles, Ed Sheeran, Logan Lerman and Rebel. Big turn of events here, guys. To keep your fave(s) in the running, keep on clicking. We'll announce the winner on Friday, February 15!


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Lida: Authorities Ban Meeting For Freedom and Independence
According to the BPF press-service
On 6 September Lida City Executive Committee refused to authorize the meeting For Freedom and Independence which the local democratic activists intended to hold on 16 September with participation of Aliaksandr Milinkevich. In the committee's answer it was that during the time which the organizers specified in their application some sportive even would take place at the stadium where they wanted to hold the action.
We are going to change the time and place and then apply for authorization of our meeting once again', said the chair of Lida branch of Belarusian People's Front Stanislau Sudnik. The same thing happens to other cities of Belarus, in which the authorities ban similar actions under different pretexts', he added.


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Case Study
Does where I live make a difference in my personal GHG emissions?
The analysis of electricity generation and associated greenhouse gas emissions is completed here for upstate New York (NYUP) and Denver CO.
New York State has abundant water resources and relies heavily on major rivers (Niagara, St. Lawrence) and many smaller rivers for hydroelectric power. There are also several nuclear power plants that operate with nearly negligible greenhouse gas emissions. NYS clearly relies less on fossil fuel, especially coal, with less than 50% of the percentage that coal contributes to our National electricity mix and far less than use in Denver (Figure 1). Nuclear (~28%) and hydroelectric power (25%) are much more important in NYS. Denver is close to the coal-rich state of Wyoming.
Figure 1: Electricity generation mix in upstate NY and Denver versus the National average
(2007 values from the U.S. EPA power Profiler)
These differences in the electricity generation mix show up in terms of GHG emissions. The National average (587 kg CO2/MWh) is nearly twice as high as the NYS emissions factor (310 kg CO2/MWh). Denver's emission factor (865 kg CO2/MWh) is 2.8 times as high as NYS. The U.S. Power Profiler reports CO2 emissions from the stack. Other GHGs and lifecycle impacts are not included in these values. Because NYS electricity generation mix is relative low on the CO2 production scale, there could be less driving force to reduce these emissions. These state or regional values are used in most personal carbon calculators. Thus, someone in NYS who uses a lot of electricity might not see the same need to reduce their electricity consumption as someone in Colorado or Nebraska (emission factor > 800 kg CO2/MWh), where nearly all of the electricity is generated from coal. But because NYS uses a lot of electricity as a whole, there is still a concern and still a significant need to reduce electricity related GHGs.
Figure 2: Comparison of regional electricity emission factors for CO2
Materials for Activities:
Student Worksheet - Energy Efficiency
Student Worksheet - Lifecycle Posters
Student Worksheet - Power Profiler
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My father, who passed away when I was ten, would tell me the same story every night before putting me to sleep – When he met my mother, they were strangers, yet the stars couldn't keep them from becoming each other's best parts. He told me to never be afraid of living, of going out there and looking at a stranger across the street, and hoping to marry him. 'Don't you ever be afraid to get your heart broken, my dear. You never know, your life might pass right by you, and you might be afraid to touch it,' he would smile warmly and kiss me to sleep.
My entire life has been the search for a voice. This voice belonged to a stranger, a stranger I met in Paris, and had hopelessly fallen in love with.
A very particular baritone, soft, yet strong. Fresh yet experienced. Bruised but not spiteful. A voice I had heard years ago, that seared towards me from across the thick drawing board, while the silhouette of a man carved my face onto canvas, powerlessly yet without effort. I was getting myself sketched, and I had no idea that that day would change my entire world.
Paris, they say, is the city where you find love. But I never believed that love is something you can find, or search or discover. It remains there, like a tulip in hyper-sleep, in the deep crevices of yourself. It is free, and childish, and eager to grow. It tinges easily, and smiles at the vaguest hint of sunshine. But what it really needs, is the rain. It is only the sound of thunder which truly reigns its heart, only the promise of shower that lets it bloom. I had gone to Paris with my friends, when they were truly convinced I was depressed and 'was in desperate need of change' (read: love).
I, on the other hand, always believed that Paris was, truly, the city of art. Not because of all the wonderful museums and the tall articulate structures of modern art, but because of the people, and their ability to build little pleasant worlds around themselves. Their ability to love openly, and dream freely, and to believe.
I sat across a bridge as a man on the other end doodled something onto paper. This was ordinary. Yet there was something about him that made me curious. He was doing nothing, just sitting across a big sheet of canvas, sketching, while the world around him flickered like bonfire. He was doing absolutely nothing, yet seemed to be painlessly occupied in holding the universe together. I excused myself, and heedlessly crossed the bridge, unaware of the impact this would make on the rest of my life. The wind played beautifully with my gown – autumn leaves weaved onto cloth danced with the spring air.
"Is this seat taken?" I asked. I couldn't see him, as the drawing board rested between us, and he was engrossed into his work.
"Do you wish to get yourself sketched?" He asked without nuance.
"Yes. Yes, I would love that." I fumbled as I took a seat, and he without once looking at me, began his work.
Fifteen silent minutes passed by us. The wind whirled, and the cups in the restaurants around us clinked, soft violin played somewhere far, and I could hear, intertwined in it, the rustle of leaves.
"You know, the best lessons in life always come from strangers." He spoke.
I was amused, "How is that?" I asked with indifference.
"They do not know you. They aren't afraid to break the truth to you, even if that damages you. A stranger is practically the possible image of God."
I was quiet. He went on. "Nobody who knows you ever really tells you the whole truth. They'd tell you to not fall in love, to not get married, to not take that career risk, or fight that risky war, but no one tells you that you are your biggest threat. Nobody prepares you for that. No one tells you that the strongest bullet has already been fired…the most lethal grenade is inside of you. No one protects you against yourself."
I was spellbound. In the voice of my artist, I heard a respectable eloquence – one which you cannot defy even if you wish to disagree. In his voice, despite the nature of his warrants, I had discovered comfort. I sat there, tilting my head, lost in the dewberry layers of his thoughts, admiring how someone is capable of thinking such things, and speaking so deeply. There was something honest and true about him which I couldn't help but fall in love with.
I sat there amazed, and breathless, having been torn apart and brought together all at once by a stranger, as he left me my painting, my most magnificent self till date, and pretended to have forgotten to sign it. I sat there, as my world was shifted by an artist I met in Paris, and though I did not even know his name, I immediately knew that he was so much more than a mere stranger.


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As a fan of choral music, I often follow the endeavors of modern composers. Eric Whitacre is my personal favorite, and I like to follow a lot of his recent endeavors. After our high school choir instructor offered us a listening session of Whitacre's work, I was instantly hooked. Since, I have familiarized myself with a considerable portion of his compositions, and have participated in his Virtual Choir annually. On his blog I stumbled upon a remix which another musician of Whitacre's track Sleep. Alan Keary fused together choral music with a dubstep beat, hence creating what we might call choralstep.
A few months later Keary released another Whitacre choralstep remix of "Water Night", possibly one of my favorite songs. Sometimes the music-snob in me fears when one alters the original music, but that transformation is phenomenal! It still captures the mystery of the original track, yet gives it an almost cinematic depth. The middle of the remix contains a heart-throbbing sense of adventure, yet feels slow-motion, almost like an action movie of some kind. The voices fade and return with more power, and string instruments played by Alan Keary add another level of drama. In the end, the chimes combined with strings create a heavy nostalgic feeling, which swirls together with this unexpected mix of mystery and memory. I don't know if my description could possibly make any sense, but definitely check out the track! It's available for free download too.


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|"Since Governor Jerry Brown took office, the State of California
budget has increased to nearly $50 billion.
None of this money has gone to repair our roads and highways.
Yet, those in Sacramento decided to pass another tax to pay for
the roads and highways, instead of budgeting the funds they
have received. Adding insult to injury, the current representative
of our district voted to increase our gas and vehicle tax by up to
$300 dollars per year, for a total of $52 billion!"
Tell me what you think should take place in Sacramento.
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Most of us will be purchasing our fastnachts on Shrove Tuesday.
But in case you want to be adventurous and make your own fastnachts, here's a recipe from a web site dedicated to Berks County recipes.
- 2 packages yeast
- 1/4 cup melted butter
- 2 cups milk
- 2 eggs
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg
- 7 1/2 cups flour
Dissolve yeast in 1/2 cup warm water. Scald milk and let cool. Add butter, salt and sugar. Let stand 10 minutes. Add eggs and 3 cups flour. Stir in remaining flour until soft dough is formed. Knead a few minutes on a floured board. Place in bowl and let rise until double, about 1 1/2 hours. Punch down with hands and roll to 1/2-inch thickness. Cut in squares or with a doughnut cutter or large glass. Cover and let rise until double in size. Drop in hot fat, brown on each side. Drain.


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Knee pain can be caused by a variety of different things, such as sudden injury, an overuse injury, or by an underlying condition, such as arthritis. Treatment will vary depending on the cause. Symptoms of knee injury can include pain, swelling, and stiffness.
Most people have had a minor knee problem at one time or another. Most of the time our body movements do not cause problems, but it's not surprising that symptoms develop from everyday wear and tear, overuse, or injury. Knee problems and injuries most often occur during sports or recreational activities, work-related tasks, or home projects.
The knee is the largest joint in the body. The upper and lower bones of the knee are separated by two discs (menisci). The upper leg bone (femur) and the lower leg bones (tibia and fibula) are connected by ligaments, tendons, and muscles. The surface of the bones inside the knee joint is covered by articular cartilage, which absorbs shock and provides a smooth, gliding surface for joint movement.
Although a knee problem is often caused by an injury to one or more of these structures, it may have another cause. Some people are more likely to develop knee problems than others. Many jobs, sports and recreation activities, getting older, or having a disease such as osteoporosis or arthritis increase your chances of having problems with your knees.
Injuries are the most common cause of knee problems. Sudden injuries may be caused by a direct blow to the knee or from abnormal twisting, bending the knee, or falling on the knee. Pain, bruising, or swelling may be severe and develop within minutes of the injury. Nerves or blood vessels may be pinched or damaged during the injury. The knee or lower leg may feel numb, weak, or cold; tingle; or look pale or blue. Acute injuries include:
- Sprains, strains, or other injuries to the ligaments and tendons that connect and support the kneecap.
- A tear in the rubbery cushions of the knee joint (meniscus).
- Ligament tears, such as the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL). The medial collateral ligament (MCL) is the most commonly injured ligament of the knee.
- Breaks (fracture) of the kneecap, lower portion of the femur, or upper part of the tibia or fibula. Knee fractures are most commonly caused by abnormal force, such as a falling on the knee, a severe twisting motion, severe force that bends the knee, or when the knee forcefully hits an object.
- Kneecap dislocation. This type of dislocation occurs more frequently in 13- to 18-year-old girls.
- Pieces of bone or tissue (loose bodies) from a fracture or dislocation that may get caught in the joint and interfere with movement.
- Knee joint dislocation. This is a rare injury that requires great force. It is a serious injury and requires immediate medical care.
Overuse injuries occur with repetitive activities or repeated or prolonged pressure on the knee. Activities such as stair climbing, bicycle riding, jogging, or jumping stress joints and other tissues and can lead to irritation and inflammation. Overuse injuries include:
- Inflammation of the small sacs of fluid that cushion and lubricate the knee (bursitis).
- Inflammation of the tendons (tendinitis) or small tears in the tendons (tendinosis).
- Thickening or folding of the knee ligaments (plica syndrome).
- Pain in the front of the knee from overuse, injury, excess weight, or problems in the kneecap (patellofemoral pain syndrome).
- Irritation and inflammation of the band of fibrous tissue that runs down the outside of the thigh (iliotibial band syndrome).


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This account is being opened in light with Supreme Court's SUO MOTO notice ( in year 2007) regarding problems being faced by the pensioners and its subsequent order that pension may be disbursed through all branches of all the licensed banks in Pakistan.
PDP is a chequing account which can be opened by any individual/single pensioner. The type of account is PDP – PLS Direct Pension Credit Account. Purpose of account opening will be specifically mentioned on the AOF as "Direct Credit of Pension" only.


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Threatened or Endangered: Yes
Population: In the past, over 80,000 red-legged frogs were harvested annually for their legs. Currently, while exact numbers are unknown, only three localities are known to support substantial (over 350) populations of adult frogs.
Description: The abdomen and hind legs of adults are red; the backs are characterized by small black flecks and larger irregular dark blotches with indistinct outlines on a brown, gray, olive, or reddish background color. Dorsal spots usually have light centers. Skin folds across the back are common. In their tadpole stage, the frogs are dark brown and yellow with darker spots.
Size: At up to 5 inches long, the California red-legged frog is one of the West's largest native frogs. Females grow larger than males. The larvae range from .6 to 3.1 inches.
Habitat: Adult frogs require dense, shrubby or emergent riparian vegetation closely associated with deep still- or slow-moving waters. During winter, well-vegetated areas along these river corridors are needed for shelter.
Range: Remaining populations of the red-legged frog are found mostly in three California counties: Monterey, Santa Barbara, and San Luis Obispo. The frog's historical range extended from the vicinity of Point Reyes National Seashore, Marin County, California, coastally, and from the vicinity of Redding, Shasta County, California, inland south to northwestern Baja California, Mexico.
Life Cycle: Eggs are laid, which hatch in 6 to 14 days. Larvae (tadpoles) undergo metamorphosis in 3.5 to 7 months. Sexual maturity is attained at around 3 to 4 years of age. California red-legged frogs may live 8 to 10 years.
Food Source: The diet of California red-legged frogs is extremely variable. Invertebrates, small tree frogs and mammals are eaten by adults, while larvae are thought to feed on algae.
Voice: California red-legged frogs have paired vocal sacks, and usually call into the air.
Behavior: In general, adult frogs are quite wary. Highly nocturnal, they come under attack from wading birds. Adult frogs seem to use vibrations transmitted along the vegetation on which they are sitting to detect the approach of certain other predators, such as raccoons. They also sometimes fall prey to San Francisco garter snakes and two-striped garter snakes, with which they share certain habitat. During periods of flooding, California red-legged frogs have been observed concealed in small pockets or mammal burrows along river banks, stabilized by shrubby riparian growth.
Reproduction: California red-legged frogs breed early in the year, from late November to late April. Males appear at breeding sites typically 2-4 weeks ahead of females, and call in small mobile groups of between 3 and 7 to attract females. Egg masses containing between 2,000 and 5,000 small (.1 inches in diameter), dark, reddish-brown eggs are attached to vegetation in or near the water, such as bulrushes or cattails.
Legal Protection: Endangered Species Act; Species of special concern in the state of California.
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Adol the music-maker teams up with Ruggedman on the honeyed afro-pop track "Take You Home" which leaked hours ago.
The "Razor" crooner showcased his voice and RuggedyBaba delivered and complimented him big-time on rap-sung which will find a home on the playlist of music lovers.
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After the restoration of Estonia's independence in 1991, Denmark was the second country after Iceland to re-establish diplomatic relations with Estonia on 24 August 1991.
The first Danish Ambassador to Estonia following Estonia's restoration of independence was Otto Borch, who was sent from Copenhagen on 26 August 1991, just days after the re-establishment of diplomatic relations. Borch was followed by Sven Erik Nordberg (1991-1994), who was followed by Svend Roed Nielsen (1995-2000). He was followed by Jørgen Munk Rasmussen (2000-2005), Kirsten Rosenvold Geelan (2005-2009), and Uffe A. Balslev (2009-2012). As of August 2012 the Danish ambassador to Estonia is Søren Kelstrup.
Estonia's first foreign mission after World War II – the Baltic Information Centre – was opened in Copenhagen, Denmark in December 1990. The Estonian Embassy was opened in October 1991. The first Estonian Ambassador to Denmark was Arvo Alas (1991-1996). Thereafter, Estonia has been represented by Jüri Kahn (1996-2001), Taavi Toom (2001-2006), Meelike Palli (2006-2011) and Katrin Kivi (2011-2015). As of August 2015, Märt Volmer is the Estonian Ambassador to Denmark.
Estonia also has four honorary consuls in Denmark: Ulrich Holstein-Holsteinborg in Holsteinborg, Bo Stærmose in Odense, Katja Nowak Nielsen in Aalborg and Thomas Graversen in Fredericia.
As of 2015 there are approximately 1500 Estonians residing in Denmark, according to the data of the national registry.
Estonian and Danish relations have developed in a constructive and stable manner, resulting in close co-operation in political and economic matters, culture and defence. In May 1993, Denmark became the first among the Nordic countries to sign an Agreement on the Abolition of Visa Requirements with Estonia.
On the international level, Denmark was a strong supporter of Estonia's efforts for accession to the EU and NATO. Danish support for EU enlargement was demonstrated by the fact that Denmark was the first state to ratify the Accession Treaty for Estonia on 4 June 2003. The two parliaments also have good relations; over the years high-level visits as well as a number of working meetings have taken place. An Estonian-Danish parliamentary group was created in November 2007, and is led by Indrek Saar. Intensive co-operation is being effected in the framework of Nordic-Baltic Eight (NB8) parliamentary co-operation.
In recent years, contacts have become so closely integrated that most projects and programmes are planned and carried out at the institutional and local government level. A number of Estonian and Danish local governments have signed bilateral co-operation agreements.
In November 2007 the Danish-Estonian Chamber of Commerce was established in Estonia, led by Indrek Saar.
Denmark has been the largest provider of bilateral assistance to Estonia. From 1992-2003, Denmark supported Estonia with a total of 147 million EUR. The major part of the support has been used for environment programmes (incl. energy, the implementation of Baltic Agenda 21), for defence issues (support for the preparation for NATO membership), and for co-operation in the field of European integration (the FEU programme). Upon the accession of Estonia to the EU in 2004, the assistance reached the minimal level and the finishing of projects in the final stage took place.
Defence co-operation between Estonia and Denmark has been on a good level for years. Denmark has been the co-ordinator of several international projects that have helped to build up the Baltic states' defence systems. It also assisted the Baltic countries with the establishment of BALTBAT, BALTRON and BALTNET and the following activities. In March 1994, Denmark and Estonia signed a defence co-operation agreement, which for Estonia was the first bilateral framework agreement in the field of defence co-operation. The Estonian peacekeeping units that participated in the NATO-led SFOR peace support operation in Bosnia were trained in Denmark, as was the Estonian reconnaissance unit that served under the Danish battalion in Kosovo. Also, Denmark has provided advanced training courses to officers of the Defence Forces and cadets and officials of the Ministry of Defence.
As of summer 2010, Lieutenant Colonel Toomas Peda resides in Copenhagen as Estonia's defence attaché. As of July 2012, Colonel Søren Frausig, residing in Vilnius, is the Danish defence attaché to Estonia (also to Latvia and Lithuania).
In June 2015 the Danish division led the SABER KNIGHT 2015, the part of exercises which are targeted at the Baltic states, the Kingdom of Denmark and the United States' European land unit brigades HQs.
In addition, the Danish Baltic College continues with one professor and sponsors 10 students.
The chairman of the XIII Estonian-Danish Parliament is Yoko Alender. Members of Parliament are Mailis reps, Aivar Sõerd, Heidy Purga, Martin Repinski, Helmen Kütt, Madis Milling, Kadri Simson, Maris Lauri, Laine Randjärv and Valdo Randpere.
The following agreements are in force between Estonia and Denmark:
In the I quarter of 2015 Denmark came in 13th among Estonia's trade partners, making up just 2.4% of Estonia's total foreign trade.
The total turnover of Estonia-Denmark trade in 2014 was 534.4 million euros, of which import formed 216.3 million euros and export 318.1 million euros. The balance of trade was positive for Estonia by a margin of 101.8 million euros.
Trade 2005 - 2015 I quarter (mln EUR)
The main export articles from Estonia to Denmark in 2012 were wood and wood products (26.5%) and the primary articles of import were machinery and equipment (16.8%).
Main export articles in 2014 (proportion %)
Main import articles in 2014 (proportion %)
All economic figures originate from the Statistical Office of Estonia
At the peak of the investment boom Denmark was 4th among investors, but during the economic downturn investments have decreased considerably.
According to Bank of Estonia data, in 2012 Denmark's direct investments in Estonia totalled 331.1 million euros (2.3%), which placed Denmark in 8th place among investing countries.
Over half of Danish direct investments in Estonia are made in the financial and insurance sectors, in addition to the manufacturing industry, transport and inventory, real estate, transport and communications, and the wholesale and retail trade sectors. According to the Estonian Business Register there are more than 240 enterprises with Danish participation in Estonia.
Estonian direct investments in Denmark in 2012 totalled 11.2 million euros, which is 0.3% of Estonia's direct investments abroad. Denmark ranked 20th among the destination countries for Estonian investments.
In recent years Danish tourists' interest in visiting Estonia has decreased. If in 2012 the number of Danish tourists who used Estonian accommodation facilities was 14 091, then in 2013 the number was 11 900. In 2014 Estonia was visited by 11 729 Danes and as of June 2015 up to 2956 Danes were accommodated in Estonia.
The Danish Cultural Institute in Tallinn (www.dankultur.ee), which was established in 1990 with the support of Denmark, plays an essential role in maintaining and developing Danish-Estonian cultural ties. Over the years, the institute has brought concert groups to Estonia, organised art exhibits, and provided the initiative to arrange a Danish film week and a Nordic film festival. The Danish Cultural Institute has also promoted the translation of Danish literature into Estonian and co-operated with various Estonian institutions in educational and social projects.
The Estonian-Danish Socity, which has been active since November 1991, has brought together Estonians who are interested in Danish language, culture and history. The Danes' interest in Estonia is just as great—its sister organisation the Danish-Estonian Society has nearly 400 members. Estonians living in Denmark have formed the group "Estonian Home" ("Eesti Kodu"). The Estonian Embassy in Copenhagen helps to promote the development of Estonian-Danish cultural relations by introducing the work of Estonian artists, musicians and other important figures of Estonian cultural life. In 2012 the cultural events that received the most attention were performances of the works of Arvo Pärt and the activities of conductor Kristjan Järvi, who is well-known in Denmark's music circles.
Various events introducing Estonian culture were held in Denmark during almost every month of 2012. Markus Kasemaa's exhibit "Figures 1" was displayed in three different locations in Denmark: the Copenhagen Business School (1 February-15 March); Field's, the largest shopping centre in Copenhagen (7 April-31 May); and the University of Southern Denmark in Odense (5-30 November).
From the beginning of the year until the end of April, an exhibit of the graphics of Kelli Valk-Kagovere was displayed in the former Estonian embassy space. An exhibit of paintings by Katrin Valdre entitled "A Soul of Water" was opened in the new headquarters of the Baltic Development Forum (BDF) in Copenhagen in August, in celebration of the "housewarming" of the forum's new space as well as the 50th birthday of BDF director Hans Brask.
In April 2012 the year's most important performance, the concert "Pärt and Järvi", took place at the Danske Radio Concert Hall. In December "Järvi and Bernstein" concerts took place in the same space.
The Estonian embassy in Denmark co-operated with Copenhagen's cinema Husets Biograf and Danish Film Institute Cinemateket. In addition to that the publishing and screening of various Danish movies and movies filmed with the help of Denmark has become typical at PÖFF (Black Nights Film Festival).
In the beginning of 2014 Katrin Valdre's exhibition was held in the Estonian Honorary Consulate in Aalborg. The same year in November the presentation of her work could be seen in a small gallery in the city of Fredericia. The participation of Estonian ceramicists in the biennale Ceramic Context turned out to be very successful. Related to the competition a special exhibition "Estonia in Details" was held as a satellite exhibition. On January 30 2015 an exhibition called "InterAction 2015" by Estonian artists Raul Meele and Marje Taska was opened in the Krebsen gallery in Copenhagen. The exhibition introduced the best of Estonian conceptional art and a restaurant with the same name right next to the gallery offered food inspired by Estonian cuisine.
In September 2014 Estonian Cyberstudio's and Danish Athelas Simfonietta's ethno-futuristic concert took place in Copenhagen. In October Tõnu Timm and Jaanus Nõgisto performed at a musical evening in Copenhagen organised by Eesti Kodu. Ewert and the Two Dragons performed in Aarhus in May 2014 and in Copenhagen in March 2015.


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A judge has ordered Sentinel Offender Services to attend a hearing Thursday to explain if and why it has ignored a court order that said private probation companies are prohibited by law to conduct electronic monitoring.
Superior Court Judge Daniel J. Craig issued the order Monday after plaintiff's attorney John B. Long filed a motion seeking the judge's clarification of Craig's Sept. 16 ruling in more than a dozen civil lawsuits filed against Sentinel.
Meanwhile, Sentinel and private attorneys hired by the Richmond County State Court judges have filed motions insisting Craig's ruling will destroy the court that presides over misdemeanor criminal offenses.
According to the brief filed on behalf of the State Court judges, Craig had no authority to issue any rulings in the civil lawsuits and that his decision is illogical and without any binding authority.
"To say the least, this results in a bizarre, unworkable and illogical scenario," attorneys James Wall and James Ellison wrote.
In his Sept. 16 order, Craig ordered the suspension of two specific practices that he determined were reserved for state probation officers employed by the Department of Corrections: electronic monitoring, and the issuance of orders that suspended misdemeanor sentences when a probation violation warrant is signed. The practice had led to many cases of people arrested years after their probation sentences should have expired, which Craig deemed a clear violation of due process.
Craig also ordered Sentinel to refund the fees charged to people under those conditions.
The judge wrote in his Sept. 16 order that he would not consider suspending his order until Sentinel appealed his ruling, and on Monday Sentinel filed a motion to do so.
"The administration of justice in Augusta will be devastated if these injunctions are not stayed," Sentinel's motion begins.
Craig addressed the challenge of balancing the plaintiff's interest with the administration of the sheriff's and State Court judge's constitutional duties. But, Craig wrote: "This court has rejected the suggestion that the matter of class action certification should be first decided and subject to appellate review ...
"This court finds it repugnant to the concepts of due process and sound jurisprudence that it should choose between delay in the resolution of potentially illegal or unconstitutional incarceration of any citizen, and interference with the orderly administration of constitutional duties of a court, its duly elected judges, or by duly elected sheriffs."
Sentinel contends Craig erred in ruling that private probation companies could not conduct electronic monitoring. One probationary service is no different than all of the others duties granted by the state law. In effect, Sentinel's legal team contends, Craig has stripped Sentinel and therefore the Richmond County State Court judges of the ability to sentence anyone to probation.
Either the judges must send every misdemeanor offender to jail or let them go unpunished and unsupervised, according to Sentinel.
"Finally, unless (Sentinel's motion) is granted pending appeal, the State Court, victims of crime, and other critical governmental entities and funds will lose significant revenue from court-ordered fines and restitution."
According to Long's motion, a Sentinel employee stated in Richmond County State Court recently that Craig's order does not apply to electronic monitoring of alcohol use, and that hundreds of people convicted of misdemeanor offenses, which includes nearly all traffic offenses in Georgia, are still shackled by the ankle monitors. The motion further alleges that individuals have gone to Sentinel to have the devices removed but Sentinel has refused.
The plaintiff's motion also contends that at least three people remain in the county jail because they have not paid the start-up fees for electronic monitoring.


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Joy Division cancelled US / Canada tour 1980
Little is known about the venues that Joy Division intended to play on their US tour and the following list is subject to ongoing speculation and amendments. We do now have information from Rob Gretton's notebooks as some pages have been published on the MDMA web site, but we have to bear in mind these may not have been his final notes, and may have reflected ideas and aspirations rather than concrete arrangements.
In addition, we know that Hurrah's and Tuts were planned, and we know that New Order played at some of the same venues when they got out to the States in September.
Nick Blakey has compiled the following itinerary by drawing together all this information and talking to people who were involved in the US gig circuit back in the day,
If you have any further information please email Nick
19th May 1980 Joy Division arrive in the US
Source: Rob Gretton's notebooks
On one of these nights the dB's filled in for Joy Division - as this extract from their web site shows:
Merrill Aldighieri tells us her film
"LOVE AMONG THE MUTANTS" was intended to be the "opening act"
for Joy Division on one of the nights:.
24th May 1980 Joy Division travel to Toronto
According to Rob Gretton's notebooks Joy Division were due to travel on this day. However these notes may not have represented the final plan.
25th May 1980 The Edge nightclub, Toronto
The Edge nightclub, at the corner of Church & Gerrard in Toronto was run by the two Garys: who brought Blondie, The Ramones, Talking Heads, New Order, The Police, The Smiths, and most of the cutting edge acts from 1977 thru the 1980's. Tickets were on sale at the time, Ian died one week to the day before he would play here.
Here's what Gary Topp (one of the two Garys) told our invetigator Paul Boyd: "I can't tell you the exact date.... but they were scheduled to play on a Sunday nite, tix were on sale. they cancelled their tour due to his death a week prior".
This puts the date firmly at 25th May, which is confirmed by the ticket and the advert in the Toronto Star Saturday May 18th 1980, see right..
"The tiny ad in the Toronto Star of
Saturday, May 17, 1980 promoted the first local appearance
the following weekend of a band "from England": Joy
26th May 1980 Bookies, Detroit
Accrding to Rob Gretton's notes at the time there was a possibility this gig would be cancelled - in which case Joy Division would play Madison on the 28th May.
27th May 1980: Tuts - W.Belmont, Chicago
The promoter, or rather one of the co-promotors, Wax Trax, was a Chicago record shop that specialised in Factory records imports. They even had a specially made Joy Division neon sign behind the counter. They had tickets printed in a variety of colours.
Thanks to Steve for the green ticket scans
28th May 1980 Merlyn's Madison, Wisconsin
At one stage this date was a contingency if Detroit (26th May) was cancelled. However one Merlyn's regular remembers the gig being cancelled on this forum. Merlyn's was the pre-eminent punk club of the time and was made up to look like a cave with brown stucco, stalactites hanging from the ceiling.
29th May 1980 Duffy's, Minneapolis
With Husker Du and Fine Art - according to Rob Gretton's
notes and the venue's flyer respectively
Tabletop schedule tent card courtesy Daniel Grobani and reproduced here with permission
While the flyer notes Fine Art as the opener, Kim Moline an employee of Duffy's at the time, says that Husker Du were also scheduled to play:
"They were suppose to
play at Duffy's 29 May, 1980 with Husker Du ...
tour dates were cancelled due to Ian Curtis's
suicide on the 18th of May. Curtis, suffered from
epilepsy and depression, committed suicide on the
eve of Joy Division's first North American tour,
resulting in the band's dissolution and the
subsequent formation of New Order. Duffy's was
suppose to be the 8th date on the tour."
30th - 31st May 1980 Joy Division travel to New York
According to Rob Gretton's notebooks Joy Division were due to travel on these days.
31st May 9:30 Club, Washington
According to 'Dance Of Days: Two decades of Punk in the
Nation's Capital' by Mark Andersen & Mark Jenkins (pages
59/60) Joy Division were supposed to inaugurate the 9:30 club
which had previously been known as "The Atlantis"
1st June 1980 Tier 3 (aka TR3) - New York
This date has been confirmed by Hilary Jaeger who booked the club (which was sometimes called TR3)
New Order finally played here 27th September 1980 with A Certain Ratio.
Peter Hook's "Unknown Pleasures ..." book page 275 features a photo of a schedule (but unlikely to be the final version) showing Pop Front, New York. Pop Front was the name of the festival / event to be held at Tier 3
According to contemporary music papers
a Joy Division gig slated for the Machinist's Hall,
Manhatten, NYC on this date was cancelled. It appears that
2nd June 1980 Joy Division travel to San Francisco
According to Rob Gretton's notes
3rd and 4th June American Indian Centre, San Francisco
Rob Gretton's notes refer to a possible gig in San Francisco on one of these days.
Jim Manniello in SF stated he clearly remembers the gig was to have been at the American Indian Center, although he was unclear on the date.
Jello Biafra states this was to be two dates - (most likely 3rd and 4th June) with Dead Kennedys opening one show and The Mutants opening the other.
Peter Hook's "Unknown Pleasures ..." book page 275 features a photo of a schedule (but unlikely to be the final version) showing the dates as 6th and 7th June
5th June 1980 Joy Division travel to LA
According to Rob Gretton's notes they were either to travel to LA - or play Madame Wong's on this date. As Madame Wong's is planned for the 7th June we assume this was to be a travel day.
7th June 1980 Madame Wong's, Los Angeles
Rob Gretton's notebooks list this as a veue
Or could have been a day off if they had played Madame Wong's on 5th June
Image (C)
copyright Theresa K / Punk truns30.com
8th June 1980 Flipper's Roller Boogie Palace, Los Angeles
Peter Hook's "Unknown Pleasures ..." book page 275 features a photo of a schedule (but unlikely to be the final version) showing this unlikely venue
9th June 1980 The Starwood, Northwest corner of Santa Monica Blvd. and Crescent Heights Ave - Los Angeles
Image thanks to Steve Eastwood
No tickets exist as people had to return them to get refunds
The Starwood closed in 1982 see Starwood for details
10th June 1980 Return to the UK
According to Rob Gretton's notes
The following gigs seem to have been planned but do not appear in Rob Gretton's notes ...
Maxwell's - Hoboken, New Jersey
New Order finally played here 20th September 1980
Bogart's, Cincinnati
Bogart's has a capacity of 1200, making it a much larger venue than any of the others planned for this tour
The Underground - Boston
With Mission Of Burma
Rob Gretton's notes indicate the possibility of a Joy Division gig in Boston on May 30-31, 1980 and local memories suggest that it was to be The Underground with Mission of Burma supporting, but listings taken from local paper The Boston Phoenix and no further mention in Rob's notes show that the gig was never finalised.
Incidentally: Joy Division's tour mates OMD played The Underground on June 1st 1980
Thanks to Mike Miliard of The Boston Phoenix newspaper for supplying us with information about Underground gigs at that time
North Park Lions Club Hall. San Diego
Joy Division was booked to play in San Diego by Renee Edgington of Shark Productions, probably at the North Park Lions Club Hall. In the movie, Control, you can see San Diego in the itinerary. Would have had to have been at the time of the LA gigs.


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Basle 1 Chelsea 2: Luiz strikes with last kick of the game after Swiss side level with questionable penalty… but the Brazilian shouldn't have been on the pitch
20:58 GMT, 25 April 2013
21:15 GMT, 25 April 2013
David Luiz scored a free-kick at the death to earn a crucial Europa League away win against Basle in the first-leg semi-final.
Moments earlier he had committed a late, high lunge, which should have seen him red carded.
It followed a shocking decision by referee Pavel Kralovec, when he adjudged Cesar Azpilicueta to have committed a foul in the area when it was clear he had not.
Fabian Schar struck from the spot to cancel out Victor Moses' first half header and seemingly earn Basle a draw.
Last gasp: David Luiz struck with what proved to be the final kick of the game
Pure delight: Luiz celebrates wildly after scoring with a low free-kick
Tucked away: Fabian Schar converted after a penalty was awarded for very little at all
Match facts
Basle: Sommer, Philipp Degen, Schar, Dragovic, Park, Fabian Frei, Salah, El-Nenny, Die, Stocker, Streller.
Subs: Vailati, David Degen, Diaz, Cabral, Sauro, Steinhofer, Zoua.
Chelsea: Cech, Azpilicueta, Ivanovic, Terry, Cole, Luiz, Hazard, Ramires, Lampard, Moses, Torres.
Subs: Turnbull, Mata, Oscar, Mikel, Cahill, Benayoun, Bertrand.
Ref: Pavel Kralovec (Czech Republic)
More to follow.
Away goal: Victor Moses' (right) header opened the scoring for Chelsea
Topsy-turvy: The Nigerian winger celebrated in style with some of his trademark acrobatics
Aiming high: Rafa Benitez wants to take Chelsea to Europa League glory this season
Magic man: Until he was substituted, Eden Hazard was the star of the show
Frustration: Marco Streller reacts after missing a good opportunity as Chelsea sat back