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Kolin Wyman faced a tough task when he walked onto the soccer field this fall. He was asked by Coach Michael Chaine to fill in as the center midfielder — a "critical" position.
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1957 photo added credit Superior Engravers courtesy of Randy Watts, via the Vintage Hamilton Facebook page.
The Palace Theatre was operated by Hamilton United Theatres of which the estate of George Stroud was the primary shareholder, and Famous Players Canadian Corporation. Famous Players would book the theatre and then after expenses were met would split the profits in equal shares. Famous would not guarantee the results. The other big theatres in the Hamilton United Group were Capitol and Savoy. Mr. George Stroud must have been a very wealthy man!
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I remember we would go to see the James Bond doubles here. The theater was amazing and the marquee was the biggest and best in the city (the Tivoli, second), with neon and chaser lights.
During the demolition, the workers let me look around the building. I went downtown after school. I was in there two times, at least. Once, I got signs, 'foodstuff' licences and a large blueprint of the seating plan. You had to enter the building on King William Street, through the exit door, to the left of the stage. Someone had removed a section of decorative plaster (2 ft, square), and it was cracked and it was just leaning against the wall near the exit. I asked if I could have it—they said yes—and I've still got it. Right place, right time. It's a plaster-relief; a decorative boarder at the top and bottom, two half-human/half-animal figures sitting back-to-back, with a pedistal between them. You can see the renovation paint job on portions of the piece. I remember carrying it out, and there was a phone booth at King William and Catharine. I called my Dad to pick me up in the car. We cut an old piece of carpet, and it layed on it, under my bed for a couple years until I built a frame for it in wood shop. I don't know if it's from the auditorium, or lobby or what.
This reminds me of the movie called "Rosie!" (Universal, c. 1967—never on video). Rosalind Russell plays Rosie. She has money and her kids/heirs can't wait to get their hands on it. Sandra Dee is her grand-daughter (I think—I saw it 30+ years ago). She's the only one that "gets" her. Anyway, Rosie decides to buy this old theater—for $2.5 million. She explains to Dee that they were going to tear it down. She couldn't let that happen, because this was where her late husband proposed to her. And she says: "They were going to tear it down and turn it into a parking lot. Progress. WHAT THE HELL IS SO PROGRESSIVE ABOUT A PARKING LOT?!" Scene.
The auditorium was built on the north side of the alleyway, on the King William Street land. Both the auditorium and entrance building were demolished. The building on King Street is an entirely new structure, and now houses the Sushi Star restaurant. The auditorium is a parking lot. That's right…they paved paradise, put up a parking lot…everybody sing!
If you go to the Century listing, turn the Google street view across the street, and you will see the parking lot where the Palace auditorium once stood. The main theater entrance was on King Street. Like the Capitol, the building basically housed the ramped hallway entrance, which rose from street level, up to and over the alleyway and into the main theater building. An archive photo shows the entrance facade and marquee. Another is a shot from the lobby and down the entrance hallway. The box office is in the middle, with daylight through the doors on either side.
This theater is one of the city's biggest and saddest losses. It was once considered to be the civic auditorium/theater, but they opted to build Hamilton Place instead. Idiots. HP is an architectural eyesore. You can see in the archive photos just how amazing this place was. If you've seen the Pantages/Canon in Toronto, the Pantages/Palace was very close in size and design. And "Palace" was a very fitting and descriptive name.
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Here are direct links to the Ontario Archives photos:
Great photo! Brings back memories for sure….the marquees and the bus.
That's incredible!
I remember those buses!
There's the Hyland down the street on the right…and I'm assuming the Capitol in the foreground on the left?
The Palace is visible on the left in this August 1972 photo by Mike Harrington:
Thanks. They are the ones I saw at the Archives.
View link
Click on visual database about half way down on the left
Type in the words "Palace Theatre Hamilton" into the search box.
and four pictures of the Palace will appear.
You can download them, you just can't reproduce them or post them anywhere without permission from the archive.
Also….in addition to my previous post…I have not seen anything on the Palace in the Ontario Archives online. The Capitol is there but not tghe old Palace theatre. The only shots I have seen are in John Lindsay's book and the original photo's at the Archives.
I was down to the Archives a year ago and found a couple of the Palace. The best one is from the stage looking out but I have never seen it on any website. Brings back memories for me from when I used to go there when I was in high school.
The presentation of movies at the Palace was the best I saw in Hamilton. Good use of the stage lighting a curtains, nice clean show. Most other theatres in Hamilton back then had atrocious showmanship. No curtains, slap on the movie and that was it…even the Capitol.
"If this had happened then the Palace might have lasted until the late 1980's as a cinema, likely closing at the same time as the Century and Tivoli (September 1989).Both of the theatres ended up owned by the same company who was not affiliated with Famous Players or Odeon (later Cineplex)"
Brian: Thanks for this very intriguing tidbit; I hadn't realized that they weren't part of either company's chains…even though I'm sure I have the info laying about here somewhere.
For years I've been putting together info for a planned online resource for Hamilton cinema history; drop me an email if you're interested in chatting about this stuff.
One last Palace Story for today.
Back in the mid 80's there was a teacher I knew from Elizabeth Bagshaw Elementary in the East End. He was a theatre guy who did Gilbert and Sullivan musicals with the kids in the school which later was given to the Catholic Board and became the current Bishop Ryan High School.
He had a standing deal with Theatre Aquarius to pick up their sets and scenery which were often thrown out after productions.
He had a big storage room at the school which was full of scenery. I used to borrow this stuff for my own theatre porductions. Also in this store room he had an 8 foot long chunk of the Palace's balcony Railing, which he had fished out of the dumpster… I wonder if it surved??
What should have happened is that one of the two theatres should have been retained and subdivided internally as a multiplex. This is what happened to very similar Thomas Lamb theatres like the Loews in Montreal, the Uptown and Imperial in Toronto.
I know for sure that the two theatres (Palace and Capitol) were torn down in 1973. There are very sad pictures in HPL Special Collections taken from the Spectator building next store of the roof coming off the Capitol. Also the Palace's entire front section was demolished. The Beauty salon is a whole new construction from 1973.
Somewhere I have a file with all of the photocopies of the clippings I did twenty years back when I first got interested in these fine lost buildings.
If this had happened then the Palace might have lasted until the late 1980's as a cinema, likely closing at the same time as the Century and Tivoli (September 1989).Both of the theatres ended up owned by the same company who was not affiliated with Famous Players or Odeon (later Cineplex).
The advantage of this is that it could be reversed. Both the Imperial in Montreal and Toronto were restored this way. Even the Mtl Loews (which is a cool health club gym) survives as single auditorium.
I'd say 'No'. (I've lived in Hamilton or surrounding environs most of my life. I was there when the Century went dark, the Tivoli, the Hyland, the Towne, the Avon, Main West, Delta, Centre Mall, the Cinema Theatre…even the SkyWay Drive-in.)
There was too much behind supporting Hamilton Place, no concessions would have been granted along the way, etc. Politicians wanted "New, new, new!' Hamilton, by the time the early 70s arrived, was, paradoxically, heading into its decline.
To think, this location now houses a beauty supply shop. Sad.
The mayor at the time of Jackson Square's building eerily predicted that unless development was effected east of this downtown development…where the Palace stood…then nothing good would, in the end, result from the boom. And wouldn't ya know it? He was right.
Brian Morton wrote:" The feeling was that the big theatres had had their day."
Brian: For sure. The Palace would have made a terrific multi-use theatre but which city councillor at the time would have argued to keep the Palace when a project like Hamilton Place was needed to improve that area of downtown?
I have been gone from the city since the end of 1961 so I am out of touch with the arts scene there (still a Ti-Cat fan though!). Looking back since the demolition of the Palace……can anyone assess today whether there would have been enough events and local use to keep it open along with Hamilton Place?
Hang on… I have the Odeon opening in '73. The Palace was gone by then.
At the start of the 70s…right before we have the Palace and Capitol being demolished, the downtown looks like this: The Hyland, the Century, the Tivoli. The Odeon has yet to open, as does the Jackson Square two-plex. The periphery markets, extending down Barton, out towards the east end, and out towards Mac, are another story entirely.


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Edited: This was a flight in WT+ not First but the BT gremlins clearly decided to intervene!!
I connected from T5 for this flight to Bangkok and, although running late, made it to Gate 32 in plenty of time, arriving at 21.30 for my 22.05 flight, being assured that my transfer baggage was en route from T5 and had already been checked at T3. Priority boarding saw me as on of the first passengers aboard and I made my way to 12J, the second row of WT+. I had only just settled in when the CC member in charge of the cabin came over and invited me to move to the back row of the small four row cabin as the middle block was entirely free. This I did and was able to spread out and enjoy the (relatively) spacious legroom etc.
Push back was at 22.15 and I was alseep before take-off – having completed a house move that morning, I was feeling somewhat tired!! I woke up for the service and enjoyed an excellent chicken curry as compsensation for missing the T3 BA Lounge. I then fell back to sleep and rested well unto about 2.5 hours out – the seat, reclined, was very comfortable and suited me fine, as I rarely use the full recline/ flat position even when available in Business.
A good, cooked breakfast (I had Spanish omlette) was served an hour before arrival into BKK and we landed some 35 minute early before taxiing to the gate. Service was fine and professional throughout. The mid-J WT+ cabin gets a great deal on disembarkation and can mingle with passengers leading the line from both F and J so I was on my long hike to Immigration quickly. The plan was to collect my bag and re-check it upstairs – no problems with that as a theory!
The immigration queues at BKK appear to have disappeared and the system has been pleasently revamped into an efficient facility. So, I was through quickly and at the carousel, waiting and waiting and then the frustraion of realising that you (and about 20 others) were bagless. This was really unacceptable, even with a T5 to T3 transfer, because 1'20" should be plenty to achieve this and, given my information at boarding, had already been 75% completed 35 minutes before scheduled departure. In fairness, forms had been filled in prior to arrival and processing was quick – in my case, accompanied by a whispered briefing on the immediate compo I was to receive upstairs in departures – a BA visa card with £50 credit on it. I was also promised that my bag would transfer on to my final destination of Phnom Penh the next day – will await this in breathless mode.
Up-date on my luggage. I received what I would call star servive from BA's agents in Bangkok and was kept right up to date with the progress of my luggage from LHR a day behind schedule, something the Luggage Tracking system did not provide. I spoke to BA Bangkok twice by telephone (they called me, incidently) and they gave me exact flight details for my bag's onward progress from Bangkok to Phnom Penh. Then the baggage office in Phnom Penh kept Reception in my hotel informed from their end wth the result that I was reunited with my luggage some 21 hours after I got here, service that was smothered with smiles and apologies all along the way. Well done BA for the recovery – the original issue still rankles a bit but subsequent service was 100% spot on.
Nothing more annoying than losing luggage; T5 should be much more reliable on this front once the flights switch there.
Good to see some positive service recovery.


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Delighted to be dull. That's the motto of today. Mum and Dad 'got nothing done' because they spent the whole day at home cuddling me or staring at me. I don't think this is time wasted (and I know they don't either - really).
I have decided I prefer being fed every 4 hours and I think I've more or less got M&D trained. I haven't yet completely mastered winding but I'm sure I'll get the hang of it eventually.
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Latitude: 52.6504 / 52°39'1"N
Longitude: 0.9448 / 0°56'41"E
OS Eastings: 599297
OS Northings: 309919
OS Grid: TF992099
Mapcode National: GBR SBX.ZLB
Mapcode Global: WHLS4.HN30
Entry Name: Church of St Andrew
Listing Date: 30 May 1960
Grade: II*
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1077294
English Heritage Legacy ID: 220892
Location: Whinburgh and Westfield, Breckland, Norfolk, NR19
County: Norfolk
District: Breckland
Civil Parish: Whinburgh and Westfield
Traditional County: Norfolk
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Norfolk
Church of England Parish: Whinburgh with Westfield
Church of England Diocese: Norwich
5/100 Church of St.Andrew
Parish church. Medieval and later. Flint with ashlar and some brick
dressings. Slate roof. West tower; aisleless nave with south porch;
chancel demolished. Early C14 unbuttressed tower. 2-light restored west
window in Decorated style. 2-light cusped Y-traceried bell-openings and
post-Medieval moulded brick corner finials. Fine C15 south porch with
chequer flushwork and blind-traceried spandrels. 2-light side windows.
South doorway with dying mouldings. South wall of nave with 2 restored
2-light Decorated windows with mouchettes. C14 2-light cusped Y-traceried
east window re-set in blocked chancel arch. North wall with 2 windows
similar to south and a plainly moulded north doorway. Interior. Plain
tall tower arch. Polygonal Jacobean pulpit with fluted frieze. Octagonal
Listing NGR: TF9929709919
This text is from the original listing, and may not necessarily reflect the current setting of the building.
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Firstly, I'd like to apologise once again for the empty space in my blog. It's Christmas season, and I've found it very hard to find time to blog in between my video games and Christmas shopping. I'd also like to apologise for not doing any posts on the Divinity of Christ of the Old Testament. I promise I'll do some posts on them after Christmas. Anyways, for those that didn't know, today is my birthday. Typically, I don't celebrate my Birthday that much. Actually, if it were up to me, I wouldn't celebrate it at all! I know it must sound alien to you but trust me- having a birthday close to Christmas sucks. Everyone is stressed out from Christmas shopping and you always get the shitty gifts that weren't good enough to go under the tree.
Today, however, was a very different Birthday. My brothers and two other friends decided to do some drinking. We don't drink often, but when we do, we like to experiment. This time, we tried out Jagger-bombs. I'm still trying to figure out what the hell was I thinking! I didn't feel the intoxicating effects of the Alcohol, so I kept drinking, thinking that I'd eventually get drunk. Well, my body never quite did get drunk, but my head certainly did. During the party, I hollard like a maniac, play fought, and even broke my friends $30 wooden katana by swinging it like a madman (Yes, I know a bit about sword fighting). In my intoxicated state, I agreed to pay for the Pizza's and some of the alcohol; if you include the compensation for the sword I broke, I spent almost $100! We did a few other things too- but I'm not going to share them with you... ever.
Anyways, when I got back at 1:00 AM, I crashed and immediately fell asleep. 3 hours later, I woke up in the middle of the night, feeling like a truck hit me, and having this horrible feeling of dread around me, like an evil spirit was trying to possess me. I tried to remember what happened, but I could only recall a little bit- mostly the stuff I didn't share with you. I've never had a hangover before- but it didn't seem like one based on what I've read on them.
Why am I sharing this story with you. Simple- because, at that very moment in time while I was lying in bed- I started wondering whether there was a God or not. I remembered JP Morelands angel encounter, and was wondering whether that counted as evidence in the affirmative. Than I was wondering whether Satan was behind the party. Interestingly, all my friends and brothers are Atheists and Agnostics, despite the fact that we attended Catholic school. During the party, we started talking about Religion- something we don't talk about much, and all publicly denounced it. Later on, I called my friend Satan, my Brother Screwtape, and myself Beezlebub. Later on, one of my friends started questioning whether Jesus even existed, much to my dismay. Needless to say, It was the most sacrilegious night I've ever had.
Now, I don't know why I felt so strange after waking up. A part of me wants to say it was just the Alcohol- but I think that's too simplistic. Perhaps there's a psychological reason why I still felt accountable for my actions while I lied there in bed. Perhaps it's as a result of being conditioned to feel guilty when I do bad things. Perhaps my brain was trying to make sense of a phenomena it had never experienced before. After all, I've never had a hangover. I suppose I'll never know what happened to me last night. It's just a pity that, unlike my party debts, the experience went away.


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A claim under the workmen's compensation act for compensation for alleged total and permanent incapacity within G. L. (Ter. Ed.) c. 152, Section 34A, as amended, of an employee who, previous to an injury resulting in loss of one of his eyes, had had poor vision in both eyes and had worked irregularly, properly was denied where the Industrial Accident Board warrantably found that after a period of incapacity following such injury the employee had the same limited ability to work as he had had before the injury.
An employee was not entitled to specific compensation under G. L. (Ter. Ed.) c. 152, Section 36 (f), as appearing in St. 1935, c. 333, for loss of one of his eyes through injury where it appeared that previous to the injury he had had less than twenty seventieths of normal vision in that eye.
CERTIFICATION to the Superior Court of a decision by the Industrial Accident Board under the workmen's compensation act.
The case was heard by Baker, J.
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H. D. Sharpe, for the claimant.
C. T. Sexton, for the insurer.
WILKINS, J. On August 30, 1944, the employee, while engaged in putting kindling wood into bags, fell and suffered an injury to his left eye, as a result of which the eye was removed. The single member found that the employee was totally disabled until January 9, 1946, and for that period ordered payment of compensation at the rate of $10.43 a week in the total amount of $739.04. The single member also found that the employee suffered no loss of vision in the right eye by reason of the injury, and made findings on which he ruled that the employee was not entitled to specific compensation for the loss of the left eye. The reviewing board, with one member dissenting as to that ruling only, adopted the decision of the single member. In the Superior Court a decree was entered ordering payment of compensation in the amount of $739.04 and stating that the employee was not entitled to specific compensation for injury to the left eye. The employee appealed.
The employee contends that he is entitled to compensation on the ground that his incapacity is permanent and total (G. L. [Ter. Ed.] c. 152, Section 34A, inserted by St. 1935, c. 364, amended by St. 1943, c. 276, and later revised by St. 1945, c. 717), and that he is entitled to specific compensation for the loss of the left eye and for loss of vision in the right eye. G. L. (Ter. Ed.) c. 152, Section 36 (f), as appearing in St. 1935, c. 333. See now St. 1946, c. 386, Section 1.
These contentions, other than the claim to specific compensation for the loss of the left eye, offer no difficulty. The decision of the board must stand unless unsupported by the evidence, including all rational inferences permitted by the testimony. Amello's Case, ante, 347, 348. The board found by adoption of the findings of the single member that prior to the injury the sight in the right eye varied from time to time due to a condition for which the employee was undergoing hospital treatment; that the vision of the right eye was not affected by the injury; that the employee, who had been "on welfare" and had worked irregularly before the injury, had since been adjudged a blind man by the
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division of the blind of the department of education and as such was receiving a monthly benefit of $62 (see G. L. [Ter. Ed.] c. 69, Section 23, as appearing in St. 1943, c. 526, as amended by St. 1945, c. 541, Section 1; Section 23B, as added by St. 1945, c. 541, Section 2); that he no longer had the same incentive to do irregular work; and that on January 9, 1946, he had the same limited ability to work as he had before the injury. Dr. Hawkins, who made an impartial examination at the request of the single member, in his report, dated January 9, 1946, stated that before the injury vision in each eye was "not very good" and that the employee had been receiving treatment at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary; that in his opinion vision in the right eye at the time of the report was not less than it had been immediately prior to the injury; that "the loss of vision in the right eye is not related to the injury"; and that the removal of the left eye "did not have any effect on the loss of vision in the right eye." This report was ample support for the findings of the board, as was the testimony of the only medical witness, Dr. Heffernan, who was called by the insurer. We do not accept the contentions of the employee that the conclusions of the report were vitiated by other statements in it or that the opinion of Dr. Heffernan should be disregarded as matter of law because of his other testimony. No useful purpose would be served by amplification of these points.
As to the contention that the employee is entitled to specific compensation for loss of the left eye, there has been no previous decision in this Commonwealth. Prior to St. 1946, c. 386, which increased the period for payment of compensation in cases thereafter arising, G. L. (Ter. Ed.) c. 152, Section 36, as appearing in St. 1935, c. 333, provided, "In case of the following specified injuries the sum of ten dollars a week shall be paid, in addition to all other compensation, for the following periods: . . . (f) For the reduction to twenty seventieths of normal vision in either eye, with glasses, a period of fifty weeks." The board adopted the following from the decision of the single member: "the employee, prior to the injury having less than 20/70 vision in his left eye, is not entitled to specific compensation
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for the loss of the remaining vision." The board also made the further finding "on the hospital record and the opinion of the eye specialist, Dr. Heffernan, . . . that fifteen days prior to his injury the vision in the employee's injured left eye was limited to `hand movements,' and that there was no vision in such eye for practical purposes." This finding was supported by the testimony of Dr. Heffernan, which was to the effect that the hospital record sets forth that on August 15, 1944, vision in the left eye was confined to "hand movements"; that this meant that the vision was reduced so that, if one held up his hand between the employee and the light, all he could see was movement; and that there was "no vision there for a practical purpose."
The original workmen's compensation act, St. 1911, c. 751, Part II, Section 11 (b), provided for specific compensation for the "entire and irrecoverable loss of the sight of either eye." Statute 1912, c. 571, entitled "An Act to perfect in detail" the workmen's compensation act, by Section 2 struck out the words quoted from Section 11 (b) and substituted, "reduction to one tenth of normal vision in either eye with glasses." The section was renacted with the words so substituted by amendment. St. 1913, c. 445, Section 1; c. 696, Section 1. St. 1914, c. 708, Section 6. It thus appears in G. L. c. 152, Section 36. By St. 1928, c. 356, the statute was amended to read substantially in its present form except for the amount and period of compensation. [Note 1]
It is argued that under the original act the employee would have been entitled to specific compensation for the loss of the left eye; [Note 2] that the present act is a liberalization
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of previous statutes; and that it follows that he must be so entitled under the present act. Whatever might have been the employee's rights under the original act, we think that the injury does not fall within the terms of the applicable statute. This clearly specifies that there be a "reduction to twenty seventieths of normal vision." As this amount was all the vision the employee had prior to the injury, he has not suffered the required reduction. In the light of the unambiguous language of the amended statute the contention that it is a liberalization we think is not true in the respect here contended for. The first amendatory act was passed the year following the original act, and, as its title suggests, contained perfecting amendments. By it and by the later amendments, we think, the Legislature has evinced an intent that specific compensation is not payable for an injury to an eye having only twenty seventieths of normal vision. It is for us to construe the act, not to substitute other views for the declared legislative policy.
Decree affirmed.
[Note 1] Subsequent amendments increasing the compensation are St. 1935, c. 333, and St. 1946, c. 386, Section 1.
[Note 2] There are a number of cases substantially to that effect. Leach v. Grangeville Highway District, 55 Idaho, 307. Chicago Bridge & Iron Co. v. Industrial Commission, 316 Ill. 622. Haas v. Globe Indemnity Co. 16 La. App. 180. Borello's Case, 125 Maine, 395. Kraushar v. Cummins Construction Corp. 180 Md. 486. Purchase v. Grand Rapids Refrigerator Co. 194 Mich. 103. Liimatta v. Calumet & Hecla Mining Co. 229 Mich. 41. Warheim v. Melrose Granite Co. 161 Minn. 275. McCadden v. West End Building & Loan Association, 18 N. J. Misc. 395. Bervilacqua v. Clark, 225 App. Div. (N. Y.) 190. Thompson-Starrett Co. v. Ferguson, 43 Ohio App. 169. Okmulgee Gin Co. v. Fields, 166 Okla. 62. Shelbyville v. Kendrick, 161 Tenn. 149. Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co. v. Leigh, 57 S. W. (2d) 605 (Tex. Civ. App.). Compare Ladd v. Foster Bros. Manuf. Co. 205 App. Div. (N. Y.) 794; State v. Industrial Commission of Ohio, 145 Ohio St. 287; Leed v. State Workmen's Ins. Fund, 128 Pa. Super. Ct. 572, 574.


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Orange Tulips may be coming soon to FarmVille. There also appears to be Crop Mastery available for Orange Tulips, so it is possible this could be a permanent crop or at least a Limited Edition crop with mastery!
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Welcome to the Colchique Knitalong, English Version!
It's somewhat well known that the French are a stylin' bunch of people. So it's no surprise that their knitting patterns leave most American ones in the dust.
A while back, I posted a photo of this lovely sweater, from the 2004 issue of Phildar Irlandais, on my blog:
Oohs and aahs followed, but many of us were intimidated by the thought of translating a pattern from French. But you know what? Together, and with a little help from our French counterparts, I'll bet we can do it! (Even if we are a little fumbly along the way)
Valette, who founded the French knitalong (or "tricotons ensemble"), named this sweater "Colchique," after a flower that blooms in autumn.
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Getting involved with your club…….Timekeeping coursesGetting involved with your club…….Timekeeping courses
As a thriving club we are looking to expand our resources and volunteers in order that we can keep running successful championships, club galas etc. Would any parents/relatives/friends of swimmers be interested in becoming a timkeeper? Our local HCASA co-ordinator will be running a course in August or September this year and we would like to be able to put forward a group to be trained as official timekeepers – not only would this help us at our own events we host, but when we send teams to the mainland we are often asked for officials. Also, as many are unaware of this fact, at some mainland open meets when a certain number of swimmers attend, one of the conditions is that we provide an official of sorts – a timekeeper will suffice for this purpose.
This would be a great way for parents to be involved with their children's competitive swimming – please contact either Ben Gard on firstname.lastname@example.com or Julie Van der Helstraete on firstname.lastname@example.com and we can add your name to the list and provide details of what this involves. This course will be funded by the club in exchange for volunteering your time back.
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Yearly membership drive
The Retired Men's Club of Arlington is now in the midst of its yearly membership drive seeking newly retired (or about to become retired) men who are seeking a social experience of fellowship and activity. Join the RMCA's 570+ members from all of the local Metropolitan area cities and towns. The club is open Monday through Friday at 9:30 a.m. for companionship with free coffee and donuts. General meetings are held on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at 10 a.m. where members enjoy a keynote speaker followed by club business. The meetings end at approximately 11 a.m. The Retired Men's Club of Arlington is a nonprofit organization and social club registered with the commonwealth of Massachusetts.
The Retired Men's Club of Arlington is open to all men who are retirees, or soon to be retired, where members can play cards (bridge, whist and poker), pool, read books and enjoy daily free coffee. Open every day from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday. This nonprofit organization is composed of members from the local towns in the Greater Boston area. The club facility is located in the lower level of St. Camillus Church, 1175 Concord Turnpike (Route 2), Arlington. Membership dues are $30 per year. For information: Peter Galluzzo, president, at 781-646-7758; rmcarlington.org.
Doors open at 9:30 a.m. (free coffee). Meeting starts at 10 a.m. Potential new members are encouraged to attend.
June 27: Retired Men's Club of Arlington will hold their second meeting of the month with speaker and historian Gordon Edes discussing the Red Sox.
Mohegan Sun Casino day trip: June 21. $30 per person. Luxury Motor Coach leaves Church parking lot at 7:30 a.m. Thursday (ample parking is available). You will receive $10 food and $20 big wheel or pull tabs coupon. Return trip departs from casino at 6 p.m.
Gloucester Lobster Cruise day trip: June 26. $95 per person. Board the Beauport Princess Cruise Ship for a buffet for a New England Clam Bake with New England Clam Chowder, Steamed Lobster and BBQ Chicken (Vegetarian Option is available), Cole Slaw with Homemade Dressing Saint Joseph's Bread of the Fishermen, Red Bliss Potatoes, Corn on the Cob, Chocolate Mousse. Your cruise will return to the dock at 2 p.m. and then you'll travel over to nearby Rockport, with its collection of fine shops and beautiful seaside views. Departs church at 8:30 a.m., returns at 5:30 p.m.
Visit website for details or call Bill at 617-484-7898, Guy at 781-395-1734, or Peter at 781-646-7758.
Special events
Dinner Dance: 4-8 p.m. June 10, Crystal Community Club, Wakefield. $33 per person. Music by DB's four-piece orchestra. Menu: baked stuffed chicken breast, veg, pasta, antipasto, soup, desert, coffee.
Ongoing events
Mondays, cribbage: Games start at 9:30 a.m. every Monday at St. Camillus' lower church hall. Guests are invited to participate in the Cribbage Tournament at the RMCA. Women and nonmembers are welcome. Bring a friend. The cost is $8 per week, and guests will be eligible for a weekly cash prize. Join the tournament, which last 12 weeks, and participants could win up to $500 at the end of the tournament. Every player is guaranteed a cash prize. Free coffee and doughnuts. Nonmembers are encouraged to join the club. Contact George Gibson at 617-868-0893.
Tuesdays, RMCA Golf League: starts May 1. The RMCA Golf League meets every Tuesday at the Reedy Meadows Golf Course in Lynnfield, starting with the first Tuesday in May. Always looking for new golfers. This is a fun league, so go and join in for some exercise and friendship. Dues are $35 for golf only, or $95, which includes two banquet tickets (fall), and reduced green fees of $15. Dues include prizes and gifts. Contact Joe at 781-245-1490 or visit the RMCA website.
Fridays, bowling: The RMCA Bowling League meets every Friday during the spring months at the Woburn Bowling Center, 32 Montvale Ave. Starting time is 9 a.m. This is an informal fun league where regular members (and new members) can join in for some exercise and friendship. Scoring is not important. Always looking for new bowlers. For information: Frank Diciaccio 781-646-8382; http://rmcarlington.org.
Singing Grand pops: An activity open for all members to participate in is the Singing Grand pops that perform at local nursing homes, assisted living facilities and civic clubs etc. Contact Ray Carmichael at 781-646-4946 or Jim Whalen at 781-391-1885.


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The first president of Southeast Community College has died.
Robert Eicher was 85.
Eicher served as president from 1973 to 1992. Eicher served as an instructor of Nebraska State Trade School, Nebraska Vocational Technical School and Nebraska Technical College in Milford while serving as an assistant to Lowell Welsh, first full-time director of the state's first postsecondary vocational school.
Eicher served as director of career education at Des Moines Area Community College for four years before returning to become president of Southeast Community College.
Southeast Community College has campuses in Lincoln, Beatrice and Milford.
Southeast has been named by the Aspen Institute College Excellence Program as one of the top 120 community colleges in the nation.


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To All:
This book has been out of print now for several months.
It is now back in print under a new title "Knowing Your Emotions" and can be found on Amazon and can be found with a companion volume "Doing - Thinking - Feeling: In The World. See: http://brianlynchmd.com/AT/book.html
As always it is never too late or too early to start a discussion on these or any other book listed or suggest some other book. If you note too I have started a Facebook page that might be more to your liking but you have to ask to get on board. Facebook = http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=120156811367884&ref=ts
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A great way to maintain your car
Fuel Log Evo - Vehicle Cost and Trip Management
What is it about?
A great way to maintain your car. Stay on top of costs, consumption and repairs. You can add your trips and journeys, too.
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App Store Description
A great way to maintain your car. Stay on top of costs, consumption and repairs. You can add your trips and journeys, too.
This is the app you are looking for to track all your trips, all costs and all expenses. Download it now and see for yourself why so many users are happy users.
Fuel Log Evo offers excellent statistics and great flexibility. You can categorize everything your way. There are no hard coded categories. Use the examples in the app to make it fit your needs.
Define the categories as you need it. Here are some examples:
+ Trips to Work, Private trips, Customer Visits, holiday journeys
+ Fuel: Gas, Diesel or Electricity
+ Maintenance, Service, Repairs, DIY
+ Parking, Tolls
Or use it to compare consumption between high grade and lower grade fuels.
With the well designed statistics you can see more than only the consumption. Monitor where the mileage is going and see with easy how much you spend. Find out where you spend your money.
You can manage many vehicles. Manage your car, your motor bike, your truck. Set up your own maintenance schedules and get reminded when a service is due
Maintenance schedules go beyond engine oil and water. For your purpose build vehicle monitor the hydraulics and accessories, too. (Note: you might notice this description keeps using "vehicle". This is because Fuel Log Evo is not designed for "cars" only )
Do you want more flexibility?
Each vehicle can have its own settings. Choose between:
+ Miles per Gallon
+ Liter per Kilometer. Liter per 100 Kilometer
+ Need electricity? Use KWh
Plus, for the foreign vehicle with foreign measures, you can "Mix Your Own Units" and see the statistics in numbers familiar to you.
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Sixteen-year-old Ohio State University student Annalisa Hartlaub pictured herself in various styles of the decades for her photography class and the results are spot-on. The project, called 'Counter Culture,' features self-taken shots of over a century worth of fashion, beauty and hairstyles.
She did so by mixing up her own clothes to replicate retro styles and achieved the effects with filters that accurately depict the camera technology of each era. Every decade's photo is represented by two pictures: one of her dressed mainstream and one of her in counterculture. For example, she represented the 60s with a mainstream mod photo and a counterculture hippie-styled photo.
Some other images depict her as a glamorous flapper girl of the 20s and a leather-wearing punk of the 80s.
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IWA OutdoorClassics is a major international trade fair for shooting sports, outdoor and security equipment. The exhibition offers an impressive range of products, opportunities for networking and establishing new business connections, as well as access to innovations and industry information. The IWA Outdoor Classics 2018 will take place at Nurnberg Messe from 9th to 12th March.
Products and services to be showcased during IWA OutdoorClassics 2018 will include an assortment of guns, gun components, optics, knives as well as firearms for agencies, government officials and self-defence.
With strong, ever-increasing international presence (manufacturers from 54 countries and professional visitors from 120 countries), the trade show is establishing as one of the biggest in the industry. And with such big interest, it comes as no surprise that hotels near IWA OutdoorClassics and Messe Nuremberg are booked months in advance. Contact us and we will assist you with the difficult task of finding available accommodation for your business trip.
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"To the illumined mind the whole world burns and sparkles with light"- Emerson
Thursday, September 03, 2009
What's your favourite era?
So today, I delivered a tender at Kwantlen. I've described this tender closing process before. It's sort of like the "spy" part of my administrative assistant job. I stand in a room with four strangers, and frantically scramble down a price, hoping I have the lowest one (so that we get the job). I am very careful that no one overhears my price, and steals it. Then I relish in the results, and stare down all the people we beat. Today, we got second place, so someone else got to stare me down. That was a full paragraph of context right there. On to the real story:
I am driving into Kwantlen, and this wave of nostalgia overtakes me. I saw all these students, on this, their first day of university, scrambling through the parking lot, arms loaded with books. It's that mix of anticipation and fear in their eyes. You sort of want to stop them and say: "it's only Kwantlen, you'll be fine". They have conversations like this one:
Student 1: "I am sooo tired, I was up so late last night"
Student 2: "Why, were you studying or something?"
Student 1: "Oh no, I was just on facebook"
That was real. Fantastic (Tragically, that still is my life sometimes. ha). But really, the whole thing got me thinking about my own university-era.
I think I can say, without fear of regret, that university was my favourite era.
I mean, obviously there will other great eras - there is no denying that. Some people want to choose High School, but I don't think so. In my opinion, University is so much better. You get the social environment of high school, but with more freedom, and ability to develop identity outside of a fishbowl. You get to learn, and even though you feel busy (and you are), you also have daytime hours off. I mean, obviously I am biased because I have always enjoyed school. But, I can't even be accused of "rose-colored glasses" for the past, because I felt this way during university.
It's sort of a strange thing, to realize an era you loved so much is over. But maybe it doesn't have to be? I guess we'll see about that. What about you, what would you say is your favourite era so far?
3 comments:
- ashleyalvina said...
well as a Nostalgic person (to a fault) I am tempted to say that I loved every era I have had so far. That would be a lie though, since I hated highschool with a fiery burning passion (and still feel bad that kids actually have to attend...poor souls).
So I will pick one: My favorite one so far was definitely college.
That being said, life is pretty sweet right now, and I have this pretty unshakable feeling that in a few years I'll be reminiscing about THIS era. Good times.
- Margaret said...
I agree. College was the best.
- Bec Shulba said...
i thought grade 4 was pretty awesome. both of the cutest boys in the class liked me and i had a great teacher....haha. no, in all seriousness...i really enjoyed after uni/pre-baby era. teaching for real, being married. it was a good 4 years. but i'm betting baby era is going to be an interesting one too...


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Young Tiger NTR, who is currently busy shooting for his prestigious film Nannaku Prematho in Spain, will soon return to Hyderabad and complete the remaining patch work. If the latest buzz in the tinsel town is to be believed, Tarak will attend the audio launch event of Nandamuri Balakrishna's Dictator on the 20th of this month in Amaravathi.
Earlier, it was speculated that Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Sri Nara Chandra Babu Naidu will be the chief guest for the audio event. It is even said that the makers are interested to invite Pawan Kalyan to grace the audio. But now, the things take an U-turn as the makers have now decided to invite NTR for the audio launch.
An official confirmation is awaited in this regard. However, if this news turns out to be true, Nandamuri fans will go jubilant and the war between the Nandamuri heroes will be cleared.


text: I was driving somewhere with my son (Alex) who was four at the time. Heroes came on my ipod and i hit replay once it was over. Alex asked me, "Dad why do you like this song?" And I told him that it reminded me of friends I lost touch with and made me think of times in the past when I acted differently than I did now. He didn't say anything for a bit then told me "That's not what this song means to me at all".


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After 23 years of teaching ...
Guitar Repair and Design Courses,
it has become clear,
without exception, that
the students who purchased
TechDeck workstations,
are the ones who have
succeeded and endured
in the trade ... opening
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own guitar shops, either building
or repairing guitars,
( in many instances both )
or picked up
gigs as touring Techs.
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Thanks goes out to the 300 + students
who came to study with me
over this past couple of decades.
Wishing joy and prosperity to All.
Thanks also goes out to the100's of
TechDeck Workstation customers,
from around the World.
We are very excited to be rolling out
the new Family of Workstations
over the next few months.
We look forward to meeting many of you
on our travels as we hit the road this coming year.
Be sure to check the blog and the
StringTech Workstations YouTube channel
... we'll keep you in the loop ...
as the story continues to unfold.
No-nonsense Guitar Fret Dress Video:
Steve Vai's Guitar Tech
12 string / Arch top / solid body /
fretted and fretless basses / nylon string classicals
Strats / Tele / Les Paul / etc... etc ...
This opportunity, for the students to examine
and adjust so many different types of guitars,
and to observe the idiosyncrasies and "rules of physics"
for each member of the guitar family;
this is what has made these courses so enduring.
Restoring, repairing, building, teaching and playing guitar
has been my journey, this past 45 years.
Every year we continue to "raise the bar",
in a constant quest for new and better ways to
Elevate the the Art of Guitar Repair and Design.
Every year we continue to "raise the bar",
in a constant quest for new and better ways to
Elevate the the Art of Guitar Repair and Design.
It has always been my mission, to enlighten and inspire
all of those who have taken the time to attend
the Conestoga College courses,
and to those from the Global community
who continue to peruse my musings
observations and instructions
the Conestoga College courses,
and to those from the Global community
who continue to peruse my musings
observations and instructions
here on the McConville Guitars Blog,
and now through the
StringTech Workstations YouTube Channel !
My heartfelt thanks goes out to all,
for years of support and encouragement.
and now through the
StringTech Workstations YouTube Channel !
My heartfelt thanks goes out to all,
for years of support and encouragement.
Dear Michael,
You have been delivering this training through Continuing Education at Conestoga College for over 15 years ( actually 23 years ! ) now. The quality of your courses and the feedback from your students is nothing but exceptional. Your passion is contagious. Your students respect your knowledge and you inspire them to further develop their skills and allow them the opportunity to apply what they have learned. Conestoga College is proud to have you as a Professor. You are expert in your field, reliable, punctual and a pleasure to work with!
Sandra Schelling
Dean, Continuing Education and Corporate Training
Conestoga College
( October 2010 )
( October 2010 )
Back in the mid 1960's, when I first got into the guitar repair scene, there wasn't much to choose from as far as supplies, information and tools. The only places I could find at that time were Franz Dotzauer in Erlangen West Germany and Bill Lewis Musical in Vancouver ( which was eventually bought out and moved to California and re-named Luthiers Mercantile ).
When the early Guild of American Luthiers issues came out (1972 ) , things finally started to open up. Now of course, thanks to the internet, there are numerous sources to choose from for tools, wood, bodies, necks, hardware, fret supplies, finishing supplies and instructional videos on various repair and fabrication techniques. Realistically, like any trade or craft, it still takes hands-on experience to develop these skills to a level of excellance.
Like any other trade or craft,
it is not enough to be good ....
you need to be good and efficient
in order to turn over the work
in a timely fashion.
These old shots ( before the advent of digital cameras ) taken at my Brunswick St. shop, will give you all a glimpse into a time ( 23 years ago ) where I had just started to teach my first Conestoga College "Guitar Repair and Design" courses and had retro-fitted an old chair-factory into a fully functional Guitar Design / Restoration and Teaching facility .
I am very grateful for this period.
All of this became possible due to the help,
faith and encouragement of countless customers,
students and friends who shared
the vision and contributed in so many ways.
Gratefully servicing the guitar industry for 45+ years.
Thanks goes out to all who have contacted me over the years,
with encouraging words and suggestions.
"Elevating the Art of Guitar Repair and Design",
continues to be my mission.
Michael McConville


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Matt Hall had the perfect gameplan in Cannes when he took the race win with a Final 4 time of 57.692s. This was the Australian pilot's first win since he started racing in the Edge 540.
Hall took the win by just 0.072s. After he won, Hall was sure to mention his former technician Ron Simard, who sadly passed away last year, and had put in so much work getting his Edge into winning form.
Matthias Dolderer looked back to his 2016 best – when he and Hall had an epic battle for the title – and claimed a second place, his first of the season.
Michael Goulian found himself in the Final 4 after his Round of 8 rival, Martin Sonka was disqualified for a rule infringement. Being reinstated did not upset Goulian's racing plan and he posted a time of 58.083s, which was enough to see him take the third step on the podium.
Yoshihide Muroya was the fourth member of the Final 4, however he picked up a two second penalty for incorrect level flying at Gate 8 and put an end to the hope of a podium. Without that penalty, Muroya still hadn't done enough to claim a podium.
Goulian keeps top spot on the World Championship standings with 24 points, but Hall is now hot on his heels just three points behind and Muroya is third with 19.
The pilots will head to Chiba for race three which is taking place on 26-27 May. Tickets are avaliable HERE.
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Sanjaya Sharma, CEO, Tata Interactive System, speaks to Prachi Rege on the fundas of learning anytime, anywhere.
Q. How has the education technology industry grown over the years?
A. With the advent of technology across different spheres of life, education industry is also experiencing usage of immersive technology. Education is changing progressively. Students now have to understand complex concepts at a very early age. Thus, the teaching and learning process has become more nuanced and seamless. The learning pattern has changed from being textbook centric to experiential learning. The market for technology-enabled learning solutions in our school education sector has experienced a double-digit annual growth over the last five years. India's supplemental education represents a $15-billion market opportunity over the next decade.
Q. Could you please share the new trends in the industry?
A. The concept of digital classrooms is constantly evolving. With an effective blend of classroom activities and interactive multimedia demonstrations, education technology providers aim to enhance student's social skills as also his understanding of the curriculum content. The modules are interactive with the use of multimedia, quizzes and worksheets so as to make learning fun. Educational institutions are increasingly adapting to new age gadgets like tablets, smart phones, laptops, etc.
Q. What is the recruitment trend in the industry?
A. Lately, the education sector has undergone an enormous change. Technology has been a significant enabler and its role is evolving with newer innovations making inroads in the space. In response to this shifting trend, there is an equivalent requirement of the workforce who have the requisite knowledge, skills and aptitudes. There is an increasing demand for trained teachers and people equipped with giving requisite onsite school support.
Q. What skills are required to be a part of this industry?
A. Strong attention to detail, good problem-solving skills and personal organization are strong points. Additionally, an ability to collaborate in a team environment is an important trait that we look for. Apart from technological expertise, a creative and innovative bent of mind is essential. Inter-personal skills and language proficiency aids.
Q. Do we have enough education institutes to train people for education technology?
A. We don't see a structured course especially designed for educational technologists who have detailed training on the subject. There should be specialised courses for training teachers in new age technologies and for onsite school support personnel. It will definitely help to have an organised and concentrated approach towards developing professionals for this industry which will see a lot of demand in the coming years.
Q. What are the different kinds of careers in this industry?
A. The industry provides specialised career opportunities in various roles like school delivery implementation. As more and more schools adopt solutions like ERP systems and robot labs there is a constant requirement for such technical experts. Further, the industry can largely be divided into content developers and on-field sales and marketing teams. Some prime careers include: training coordinator, instructional designer, web or multimedia designer, education software/games developer, teacher/professor, evaluation and assessment specialist, e-learning consultant, etc.
Q. Advise to youngsters who want to take up a career in Education Technology?
A. A consistent demonstration of knowledge is very important to succeed. Critical and abstract thinking, communication skills plus curiosity and a deep desire to know, will be of immense significance. There has to be a passion for teaching and compassion for children. You need to be passionate about authoring documentation and educational media.