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is art born of the necessity to address all the need in the world?
or is art love as it is lived? does it exist beyond volition and need?
or does the one have nothing to do with the other?
art: a devotion, a job, a mission?
what drives a person to make art in this day and age.
why does a brushstroke, a line, exert such power over artists today that they devote their whole lives to it and are willing to hurl themselves into the abyss? why are we haunted by the line, by colour. how do they manage, without ever asking, to make us take risks as fearlessly as if someone had drugged us?
does something happen in a person's life that makes him or her an artist? or are artists simply born artists? if there is a trigger, what kind of trigger is it?
the father, stig, was born in 1930. he grew up an only child, lived deep in the swedish woods. his parents: father, a tunnel blaster, mother, a housewife. when he turned 14, his father told him: you've been in school long enough. now it's time for you to work. and so stig left school and became a flower seller.
when he was 15, he won a prize for a short story he had written. the local press reported on his triumph and the event revealed a talent in him that would become of great importance to his career from there on in.
at 17, he was called up for national service and spent a year shivering in the swedish woods with other young men. no running water, no heating, no toilets.
this, he would later tell his children, was when it happened: one night, on the banks of a lake, he heard the voice of jesus. shortly after that, he left home for good and, now 19, joined an auxiliary squad bringing food and clothing to german refugees in schleswig-holstein. it was here that he began visiting religious seminars and became acquainted with god's vocabulary.
he had found his life's calling. he became a missionary and began spreading god's word. his gift for storytelling made him an instant success and his parish sent him to do missionary work in france. yet the words were only his tools; the mission was his body and soul.
the mother, ase, had a very different upbringing. her father was a famous banjo player in the restaurants and bars of oslo. as for the grandmother, the information only begins in the final years of her life, when she was living in a home. but she was, by all accounts, filled with a great energy for life. ase was the first born, arriving in 1931.
ase had two brothers: a sailor and a dynamic, highly driven genius, from whom komisario x-bin appears to have inherited a great deal. much to his dismay, both brothers died very young, when they were around 30, and aside from what he learned from his mother's stories, komisario never really knew them. ase's sister, komisario's aunt, was a pretty norwegian who married a wealthy lebanese man at 20 and disappeared to the far east. his mother, ase, was an enfant terrible at heart. how else was she to rebel against her liberal, unconventional family but to become a servant of god? she joined the salvation army and met stig, her future husband. when he left for his missionary posting in france, she went with him.
this is an experiment:
i want my words to draw me closer to the meaning, no, to the soul, and only the soul, of art.
i write, i want to write: with the violence of colour, with the shadows of the present. the blackness and the contrasts, the same tenderness i feel when i sweep my charcoal across the page.
my pictures appear on white backgrounds. white means the possibility of all conceivable approaches. so what does it mean, what is created when i leave a drawing there, on the white?
i believe writing, the process of writing, is like painting. sluggish at first, forms waiting to be found. the censoring thoughts must be held in check. want?
what is this want? why this want?
purpose is left at the door.
where there is purpose, there is no creation.
do artists have a responsibility?
do they just float along on their own cloud, or do they have a mission. and if they have a mission, who gives it to them?
he was born there, at home, surrounded by his family. no sooner had he emerged from his mother than he beamed at this new world with bright eyes and an inquisitive mind.
the midwife: "celui la, il va rouler les autres."
an urge. an action. losing oneself.
the question: why am i doing this?
to open up. to exist beyond the instant hit, to be free, to leave causalities behind. to find new pathways for art, for painting. places where art can do something. in hospitals it can accompany the lonely, give them something to lean on and carry them to worlds far away from pain and disability.
art, what is art?
intensity and truthfulness.
intensity, intensity means giving yourself over to colour or form, fully. the colours expand, the brushstroke drifts across the page.
red flows over the paper, forms puddles, a map of emotion, i need only be able to see it. the brushstroke gives shape to something recognisable, allows the colour its space and plays out its own story and elation. yet it also reacts to the colour, and the colour to it.
where does the difference between painting and the written word lie?
the word clings to my spirit. everyone thinks they can understand. i write to be understood. i censor all moments of simple blabla, of screaming with words, of clashes and big, inky black fanfare.
i am stuck in a word that has been used and used a gazillion times before. the text, moulded from witty references. uuuupsss summm techniko tratra rattattum. schwitters, jandel: the intellectual space is limited no matter what i write.
the colour, a new one every time, and every time a new shadow unfolding on the paper in a manner so surreal.
censorship happens in the mind, but the eye and curiosity are free.
painting is like dreaming. it makes sense, is logical in its place, as long as we don't try to rationalise it.
bang, the dream is over and i am awake. one last attempt to put the scraps of last night into words. hurry, hurry. with every tenth of a second i wait, whole chapters of dream material disappear forever.
painting means sleeping, or dreaming.
or, wait, no, living with art, contemplating pictures, stepping into these worlds made real – that is comparable to dreaming.
in dreams there is no why.
"every society honours its live conformists and its dead troublemakers." (mignon mclaughlin)
he sweats, he grasps, he moans, in his lifetime he reaches for the stars.
isn't the kingdom of heaven reserved for the dead?
is art like life?
the page is completely white. it is complete.
and now i give it a story, mine, any, its own. even the materials are vital. what paper to use, smooth? rippled, thin, high-grade, thick? what size. will it fit on a normal sized page. and what should i write the story with, a pencil, 3b, hb, 2h, a coloured pencil, chalk, acrylics, watercolours?
what does this all mean for life? are those our circumstances? or are they the tools that we were given to carry on our way. do we have a mission to fulfil? does a picture pursue an explicit goal?
is it about constructing one's life in beauty and harmony like the portrait taking shape on the page.
and what of the smears, the fears and doubts, the inadequacies, the weaknesses that make a picture so "human".
so, he reached for the stars.
his father, a swedish missionary of baptist persuasion on a tour to win new followers in deepest france. albi, the seat of a catholic archbishop, as religiously conservative as it gets. the father's target audience, mostly portuguese, economic migrants, cheated of language and respect.
mother, a norwegian woman at her husband's side. more about her later.
the father, speaking from the pulpit: my congregation, give your hearts to the lord.
he, a boy just barely three years old, asks his mother what that means.
mother: your heart belongs to jesus. it is your gift to the lord.
he, seeking a solution in peace: he can have my heart, but my head belongs to me.


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The recent Invictus Games Sydney 2108 assembled a team of enthusiastic and passionate volunteers, some of whom are members at Canterbury Hurlstone Park RSL! This team of incredible people had an important role to play in making the games a memorable and inspiring experience for competitors, families and spectators.
The perks of volunteering weren't bad either with some of our members being lucky enough to meet Swim legend Ian Thorpe!
With the hospitality industry booming in the light of today's cosmopolitan lifestyle, and the rise and rise of reality TV cooking shows, consumer expectations have also grown. Hospitality establishments are now working even harder to ensure that staff are entering the industry with right skills for the job, and taking responsibility for developing careers to ensure their service offering is the best it can be.
When the NSW Government released the Smart & Skilled program in 2015, the CHP School of Hospitality began facilitating subsidised training that would provide people with the fundamental qualifications required for a start in the hospitality industry. Offering Partial Certificate III in Hospitality courses run on-site in their purpose-built facility at Canterbury-Hurlstone Park RSL Club, they provide people the opportunity to acquire industry minimum qualifications such as RSA, RCG, Barista, Hygiene and Food Service. The courses are run over 7 -10 days of training, getting people the skills to start in the industry – fast.
The training department soon saw a broader need for the provision of funded training outside their facilities, and began offering the courses off-site at other locations. The program has run with great success at well established companies such as Magpie's Waitara, Merrylands RSL, Club York, Chatswood RSL.
In line with the industry's demand for continuing training, they identified the need to facilitate further funded training, and in 2017 they began developing 'Customised Training Pathways', directly servicing RSL and Sporting Clubs, Restaurants and Cafes.
'Customised Training Pathways' are proving to be a relevant industry training model, which facilitates funded staff development programs specific to each business's needs. They are currently running successful pathway programs with Canterbury-Hurlstone Park RSL Club, Cabra Vale Diggers, Oatley RSL Club, Ettalong Diggers, Bankstown Sports Club, and Ruby Nik's Café, to name a few.
The programs are continuing to bring positive outcomes for both employees and hospitality establishments. Whether it be individuals getting the skills for the job with a Partial Certificate III in Hospitality, or workplaces providing 'Customised Training Pathways' to their employees, everyone is gaining from the CHP School of Hospitality facilitating training via the Smart & Skilled program, in particular, the consumer.
With over 1,300 students across nine primary schools, this years Carnival of the Codes was its biggest yet. Held in February, schools and sporting groups came together to give kids a sample of sporting activities.
This year, kids were excited to be joined by Invictus Games athletes, Danny Jeffery and Adrian Talbot, who inspired some action both on the field and in minds.
In its fifth year, Carnival of the Codes was established by the Club's Cooks River Sporting Alliance which is funded through the ClubGRANTS scheme to facilitate engagement between the local sporting clubs and schools.
Members and guests were treated to a great lineup of events and entertainment on Friday 26 January 2018.
A $5 lamb roast, a FREE show with Lucky Starr, one of the founding members of the Oz Pop Music Industry, a chance to win $5,000 by spinning a lobster ($20 note) and cute and cuddly memories with some iconic Australian animals. The baby wombat was the clear favourite of the day with memories being captured with a FREE photo strip.
The success of the international TV show has inspired a new batch of junior wannabes that bounced up a storm during January with the Club's new Ninja Warrior with Bounce school holiday activity.
Future junior (and senior) ninja warriors escaped the Summer heat in air-conditioned comfort of the Auditorium for 2 hours of ridiculousness. For just $5 they conquered the Toxic Wipeout Challenge, Adrenaline Rush Obstacle course and and 38 Foot Challenge to name just a few.
Toastmasters started at Canterbury Hurlstone Park RSL in 1972. Since then, its has helped people become confident public speakers and leaders in all aspects of their lives. Member Liza Nadolski told us what Toastmasters means to her.
Lacking confidence was holding me back and I thought public speaking would help - so I looked into Toastmasters.
I actually read in Chevron that the Club had its own Toastmasters, so I went to a meeting to see if I liked it. At Toastmasters, members take turn leading and speaking at the meeting... It was daunting at first, but I could see how much everyone was learning and how friendly it was.
I went back for another meeting and decided to join. I'm so happy I did. It has been a transformative experience - and my confidence has been growing ever since. For the first time ever, I can say I am comfortable speaking in front of a large audience!
Yes! We celebrated our 1000th meeting since 1972 and, out of 194 clubs, we were recognised as a top performing club in NSW. It shows how much you can achieve when surrounded by positive and supportive people.
Anyone who is interested in growing their confidence and learning to speak in front of a group of people. I guarantee you'll find a supportive environment which lets you achieve your goals no matter what age, skills or background. It's amazing how quickly your communication and leadership skills improve.
You can call us on 0411 300 880 or just drop by. Toastmasters meets on the second and 4th Monday of every month in the downstairs meeting room at the Club. We start at 7pm sharp and finish at 9.30pm. We look forward to seeing you there!
A new event was introduced to your Club's calendar in 2017 with a 'Very Merry Christmas' family lunch held in the Auditorium. An elegant setting was created and kids entertained with their FREE gifts and the opportunity to make a snowstorm, blizzard or flurry with the piles of super light and fluffy artificial snow in Human Snow Globe! We hope to include this as a permanent calendar event for years to come and hope to see you in 2018.
Canterbury-Hurlstone Park's Women's Auxiliary recently celebrated their 78th Birthday with a lunch attneded by members and peers from neighbouring clubs.
The Women's Auxiliary commenced in 1939 and became a strong influence in the community with one of their first major achievements, raising funds for the acquisition of land that the Club now stand on.
Over 78 years, Members of the Women's Auxiliary have supported the Club, the Sub-Branch, community organisations and grass-roots groups through fund-raising, baking and craft, educational support and developing a group where women can come together and share stories.
Noeleen Joyner, President of the Women's Auxiliary, says there are many reasons to be proud and to be involved "it's lovely to meet people, share stories, help out the community and be social on a regular basis. From when our predecessors first raised the money for the Club to exist, to lobbying for women's membership to Bobbie Stephenson becoming the first female President of the RSL Club, we've come a long way and we do it with pride."
we recently celebrated the club taking over operations at Camperdown Tennis with Camperdown Open. Kids and adults, beginners to advanced and everyone in between enjoyed a sunny day down on the tennis greens trying out the range of activities we have on offer at Camperdown Tennis.
Jumping castles, BBQ and giveaways made for a full day of family fun.
And while there's tennis, there's also many more ways to get active including: basketball, futsal, hockey and bubble ball! Check out Camperdown Tennis for more information.
Camperdown Commons took the opportunity to show off on 16 September as it bloomed into spring with a full day of work-shops, lawn stalls with friends of Pocket City Farms selling their wares and a local's lunch hosted by acre eatery.
Locals celebrated the day with in the sun with a long lunch, sharing wholesome food, taking tours of the farm, getting artsy with work-shops, buying up seedlings and learning some new skills in the Common Spaces.
Melbourne Cup Day was all aflutter over the Beatles this year. Celebrating the biggest race of the year and the 50 year anniversary of Sergeant Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band, guests were treated to a full day of Beatlemania with the Beatels and The Beatnix.
If you weren't a winner on the races, then there were plenty of chances to win in our Members draws and giveaways. The race that stops the nation only just barely stopped the dancing in the Auditorium, and the partying continued into the evening.
It's that time of the year that we reflect on the work and efforts of our Members through the Club Member of the Year Awards.
Members and guests were treated to something a little special this year with the awards coinciding with our 70th Birthday. Mark Kristian gave a rousing tribute to the Club's 70 year strong history of entertainment which made for one of the Club's favourite performers...
Carlotta, who donned the sequins and surprised the audience by popping out of a giant cake! The enormous horns, a tribute to Elton John and the Popset Dancers rounded out the evening's entertainment.
The Club Members of the Year was awarded to Ron Williamson from the Golf Sub-Club.
Young adults are at the centre of a program being delivered in conjunction with Marrickville Youth Resource Centre and CHP's School of Hospitality. The job readiness program delivers a tailored hospitality course for young people between 15 and 24 years.
Students can tap into other resources provided in partnership with Dress for Success and TAFE giving them the tools for presenting well at the time of submitting the all important CV and at interview time.
The program finishes with work experience at local community eatery Lentil as Anything.
The Club was recognised by its peers recently, with the Camperdown Commons initiative winning a coveted award for Education at the ClubsNSW industry's awards. Amongst industry colleagues, and some very deserved nominations, thew Club received this accolade at the 2017 Clubs and Community Awards ceremony.
"We saw the former Camperdown Bowling Club as an opportunity to offer the community something outside that of a typical club operation. We wanted to offer a facility that provided much needed community space and recreational facilities that are relevant to both the wants and needs of Inner West locals" said CEO Dean Thomas.
"We're thrilled to receive the award for Camperdown Commons, it confirms a new way of thinking about Clubs, about how we utilise spaces and bring people together, about developing key partnerships and supporting sustainable businesses and grass-roots community organisations. We set to revitalise a space where people can come together and learn about the production of food, and how it comes together on the plate. And more than anything following through on the commitment we made to the community.
In partnership with the Club, the Central and Eastern Primary Health Network (PHN) has established Active Living Classes. Classes will run until June 2018 and are held twice a week in the Group Fitness Studio, located on the lower ground of The Club on Wednesdays 9am-10am and Fridays 12.30pm-1.30pm.
The Active Living fitness classes are run by health professionals who have also been specially trained in exercise for chronic lung and heart conditions. The pace of the class is suitable for people with stable chronic lung conditions, or heart failure, however, all community members are welcome and classes are for everyone.
The Club has recently welcomed 'Creating Chances' into our ClubGRANTS recipients fold. We're pleased to be able to provide funding and support to this deserving organisation who deliver programs that harness the power of sport by engaging students at Canterbury Vale High.
The program is being offered to 20 students through the 'creating champions' and 'creating coaches', inspiring high school students to then mentor primary school students through six weeks of sporting activities.
Dulwich Hill High School of Visual Arts and Design was recently a recipient of $10,000 through the CRACA initiative to convert rooms into performance spaces, a recording booth and a control room.
CHP RSL have been supporting 'Learning Links' - a not for profit that provides educational support to local children with learning difficulties with funding and in-kind contributions.
We're happy to say that its not just Club Grants funding that we provide, 20 members of staff are involved through volunteering their time at Croydon Park Public School, delivering the 'Reading for Life' program.
Friday 13 May 2016, saw our Head Chef Gilbert Aquino and Chef de Partie Sangjoon Wang Cook off in the Chefs Table Finals. The pair served up an amazing three course meal to 18 people, including judges, Julio Azzarello, Adam Moore and Courtney Roulston.
Click here to see a feature article in the Canterbury-Bankstown Express Paper!
Canterbury Hurlstone Park RSL Club is set to slice its greenhouse gas emissions by one third, cut annual energy costs by up to $185,000 and reinvest the savings back into the community, following the installation of its Trigeneration Energy System.
Canterbury Touch Football Club and The Sydney Arrows Ice Racing Club have recently joined the Cooks River Sporting Alliance. The organisation continues to forge deeper ties within the community through relationships with sporting groups.
Around 1600 primary school aged students from 10 inner west primary schools discovered how fun it can be to shoot a goal through a netball hoop, kick a footy, take a mark and convert a try.
Canterbury Hurlstone Park RSL Club is pleased to announce that a record $1.063m was donated to community welfare organisations, schools and sporting clubs through its ClubGRANTS program in 2014. A Community Morning Tea was held on Wednesday December 2 to acknowledge the club's commitment to community support.
More than
1,500 students from 10 local primary schools tried out five summer sports in
July, as part of the Carnival of the Codes.
On numerous occasions, the cooks river sporting alliance (CRSA) have
been asked by local schools for more affordable sporting programs and local
sporting clubs. The alliance have asked how they can increase the level of
promotion in sports participation. With this in
mind the CRSA decided to trial a new approach where local children could come
and try all sports in the one session – and Carnival of Codes was created.
2014 is off to a flying start as the Cooks River Sporting Alliance (CRSA) active presence in the local community continues to increase.


text: This past February I was 'lucky' enough to be sent to Canada's Arctic to document the work of a group of scientists from the Institute of Oceanographic Science with the Department of Fisheries and Oceans. We were in the incredibly welcoming community of Gjoa Haven, Nunuvat, on the south east side of King William Island. The scientists worked with the Gjoa Haven Canadian Rangers – hands down, some of the nicest people I've ever met. Those interested in reading about the trip and viewing a few photos can find my blog posts here.


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You can never have enough things in your life that just make you feel girly and that is perfectly fine! Why not let that be what you are wearing UNDER your clothes?
In August of 2008, Owner and Founder Natalie Grunberg, started Panty By Post. Inspired by Paris, she created a subscription service where you can choose your style or choose to be surprised and you receive a beautiful pair of panties in the mail every month!
One of the really great features about Panty By Post is the choices you have! They have two main lines, The Signature Line, and The Bridal Line. The Signature Line allows you to choose the length of the subscription, the size that you want up to 4XL, and the style that you would like. The Bridal Line allows you to choose a bride, bridesmaid or maid of honor and has a garter option as well as allowing you to choose a single pair or a 3 month subscription in the Hanky Panky/thong style.
Don't feel left out though, men! There is also a men's line. So you can pick something out for your wife or girlfriend, and pick something up for yourself while you are at it!
I love that they make sure you are 100% satisfied with your purchase. If you receive the wrong size, you dislike the style, or you just aren't happy they will give you a 100% refund or exchange.
The pair I received are in the hipster style and are a lovely lilac shade, with beautiful see through lace detail. They feel high quality so you don't feel like you are paying for a product that isn't worth the price. I absolutely love the attention to detail with the card provided with my style and sizing information hand written. The panties themselves are soft but still have a lot of stretch to them as they are 81.5% Nylon and 18.5% Spandex.
The panties came packaged in the most adorable box ever and you can really tell that they paid attention to detail to make sure you were getting not only a product you would love but an experience you would love. So if you are looking for a monthly subscription that will make you feel girly or looking for a fantastic idea for a bridal party, then make your postman blush!
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I think this would make a great gift idea for anniversaries from the hubs... I like the lilac color !ReplyDeleteReplies
I love that there is a dedicated Men's section that helps them pick out the right style for their ladies. ;)Delete
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Event 100 Meter Hurdles
Mark 18.85
Place 1st
Round Finals
Heat 1
Native Country USA
Season Outdoor 2016
Level HS
Meet Date Apr 27, 2016
Age Group 17-18
Date Added Apr 30, 2016
Grade 2017
Timing FAT
Personal Best? No
Season Best? No
Venue Messiah College Starry Field, Grantham, PA, USA
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The Nestor Miranda Grand Reserve 2012 came to me by way of a generous Redditor QuikAF77 who bombed me with this cigar. It wasn't until after I reviewed the stick and found out the value that I realized what a generous bomb it was.
I picked up cedar notes, some hints of coffee but there wasn't much else going on here,
The Nestor Miranda Grand Reserve 2012 measures 6 1/8" x 52 gauge and comes in a Torpedo vitola. The wrapper is a dark chocolate color. The band is a beautiful blue with an embossed gold and some gold and white lettering.
Lots of of pepper and some smoky barbeque flavors to start out with. There's a nutty flavor which I would describe as peanuts on the post draw. The pepper isn't overpowering but it does linger nicely on the tongue. There's a creamy mouth feel at the 10 minute mark of the first third.
The Grand Reserve 2012 is still creamy moving into the second third. Some oak starts to appear at the end of each draw as the second third starts to establish itself. My impressions are that the flavors are very smooth and balanced. There's a nice sweetness as I hit the middle point of the cigar.
It becomes a bit bitter and earthy as the middle third starts to wind down.
The final third is sweet to start as the bitter earth drops off sharply. As I get into the last third the earth comes back with hints of leather on the post draw. I find the last third to be a nice smooth finish with a good amount of tobacco strength kicking in.
The cigar was stored at 67% humidity and I think it would have benefited from either lower humidity storage or dry boxing for at least a day prior to smoking. While the burn was even, it did start to go out at the mid point and just prior to the last third. No issues with the draw at all. Total smoking time was about 1 hour and 45 minutes.
The Nestor Miranda Grand Reserve 2012 was a very limited run, so singles and boxes of these might be hard to come by. Singles were going for around $10 – $11. The boxes of 10 were about $90. I would consider this to be excellent value considering the complex and balanced flavors that are present here. I doubt I'll be able to get my hands on a box of 2012s but I'll have to keep my eyes peeled for the 2013 release.
The Nestor Miranda Grand Reserve 2012 is fantastically balanced from start to finish. You get a complex flavored cigar that won't knock you over with tobacco strength, but isn't a pushover either. If you can still get your hands on the 2012 release, I'd highly recommend you grab some to try for yourself. Otherwise I would suggest you try the 2013 release when it hits the market.
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