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Steve studied at the Manchester School of Architecture before working in Montreal, Canada for several years and then joining AHMM in 2005. Steve was Project Architect on the Angel Building and has also worked on Sunshine House, Notting Dale Village (White Building) and Horseferry House. He has also worked on Google's new headquarters in King's Cross.
Steve has been a third year design tutor at the Birmingham School of Architecture and acts as a mentor for colleagues working towards their RIBA Part 3 qualifications. Steve was made an Associate in 2010.
Since joining the practice in 2007, Jack has been involved in a variety of projects in both the UK and USA including the Angel Building, Hampstead Road, Maywood Flatiron and Jesus Saves.
Jack's strong visual communication skills combine with his consistent eye for detail to bring clarity to complex ideas. He has been a key member of the Google King's Cross team, where these skills have been put to good effect, and has most recently been working on key projects with the Oklahoma team.
Adam has over 20 years of architectural and construction experience working across all design stages and sectors. He joined AHMM in 2010 and has since worked on several large scale residential, education and office projects including Waverley School, Television Centre, housing developments for Backhouse in Somerset and Wiltshire, and most recently the multi-award winning White Collar Factory. Current projects include Assembly, a 200,000 sqft office development in Bristol; a large office development in the City of London; and further housing projects in Wiltshire.
Marion joined Allford Hall Monaghan Morris in 2003. Since then she has worked on a wide range of London based projects including The Johnson Building – a mixed-use project in Clerkenwell, Adelaide Wharf – a residential project for Firstbase in Hackney and The Angel Building – a Stirling Prize nominated office development for Derwent London in Islington.
Marion was the Project Architect for the Biscuit Factory Masterplan, including the first phase on the 4.3 hectare Peak Freans Biscuit Factory site in Bermondsey. She is currently Project Architect for Westminster Bridge Road, a mixed-use student accommodation and sixth form college scheme for Urbanest in Waterloo.
Marion was promoted to Associate in 2014.
Nic joined the practice as an architect in 2003. He has since worked across masterplans, residential, healthcare and commercial projects and was made an Associate in 2008.
Projects have included Sunshine House, 160 Tooley Street, Union Square, Weston Street, Norwood Hall Joint Service Centre, Leonard Street, Nottingdale Village office-led Masterplan (Phases 2, 3, 4 and beyond) and Upper Richmond Road. Nic was also involved in developing the White Collar Factory concept and has a strong interest in the development of flexible spaces fit for the future.
Nic has a qualification in Advanced Environmental and Energy Studies and is a Certified Passivhaus Designer. He enjoys occasional tutoring roles and is an invited assessor for the UK Government Technology Strategy Board.
Matthew has broad experience of all aspects of design and construction in a range of sectors including transport, retail, residential, healthcare, education and workplace. He joined AHMM in 2010 after working for nineteen years at a senior level in a leading London practice.
Since joining AHMM, Matthew has been responsible for the design, development and delivery of Block W4, a highly complex commercial project for the Crown Estate in London's prestigious Regent Street.
James is a design focused architect with experience across a range of sectors including housing, office, and education at all key stages of the design process. Before joining AHMM in 2009 he worked on one of the first schools to be delivered through BSF. He initially joined the Bristol studio, working on the RIBA Award-winning Waverley School. Since moving to the London office in 2012 he has worked on Television Centre, Blossom Street, Royal Arsenal, and several successful bids and competition entries. Most recently, James has led a team designing a new mixed-use building at Broadgate in the City of London.
Dan joined the London office of the practice as an architect in 2010, after working in various high profile practices in New York, Seattle and Sydney, Australia. Since then Dan has been involved in a number of high-profile projects from masterplanning to fine detailing including work on civic, commercial, residential, health-care, education and more recently historic renovation projects.
Since joining AHMM, Dan has been an integral part of the Oklahoma office as he has been involved in projects including AELP Fitness Center, Bob Moore Group Campus, Hudson Pool House as well as new urban and suburban residential typologies at Squirrel Park and Schaffertown. In 2015, Dan joined AHMM's Oklahoma office as Associate to support the development of the practice.
Daniel joined Allford Hall Monaghan Morris in 2012 and was the project architect for The Bower development in Old Street – during the first construction phase he successfully delivered over 150,000 sqft of commercial office space and retail, in a mix of new and refurbished buildings arranged around a new pedestrian street. Since then he has worked on variety of projects across the UK at different scales, including strategic masterplans, complex central London refurbishments and new build commercial developments. Prior to AHMM, Daniel worked in a number of design led practices across all sectors for both public and private clients, developing key skills in low energy (Passivhaus) design and construction.
Matthew joined AHMM in 2007 having previously worked for a number of London practices on a series of office and residential developments. Since then he has worked on and delivered various mixed use schemes including Nottingdale Village, the University of Amsterdam, 10 New Burlington Street and 240 Blackfriars Road. Currently Matthew is helping lead Soho Place, a large-scale regeneration of Oxford Street's eastern end with office, retail and theatre spaces overlooking a new public square.
Peter joined the practice in 2004 after working at a number of practices in the UK, Netherlands and Australia, and was made an Associate in 2008.
Since joining the practice, Peter has contributed to a number of projects. He was involved in the development of the cladding and delivery of the Unity project in Liverpool and the development of the cladding on Kentish Town Health Centre. He was also Project Architect for both Barking Central and Kirk Balk Community College. Peter oversaw the delivery of North London Hospice and the Royal Court Theatre in Liverpool. He has recently been Project Architect for St Michael's and All Angels Academy and Highshore, whilst overseeing Surrey Lane Residential development and a significant office redevelopment scheme in the City on King William Street.
After working at practices in Hong Kong, Melbourne, Singapore and London, Lam joined AHMM in 2006 to work on a mixed-use development in Tooley Street, London. Since then he has led the delivery of the University of Amsterdam project – a complex large-scale reinvention of two post-war university buildings in the heart of the Dutch capital. He has also contributed to a range of other schemes, including the development plan on a mixed-use cultural scheme of national significance and is a regular contributor to the design and technical development of projects through the practice's peer review process.
Lam was made Associate in 2010.
Timothy joined the practice as an architect in 2005. He has worked on projects at all stages from feasibility studies to construction, and in a variety of sectors including office, residential, healthcare, leisure and education. Whilst in London, Tim led Leonard Street, West Norwood Health and Leisure Centre, and Upper Richmond Road. In 2013, Tim joined AHMM's Oklahoma office as Associate to support their development in response to growing opportunities in the area. Since then, he has worked on a wide range of projects, including Mosaic multi-family units, the Plow Building and OK Sea.
Since joining Allford Hall Monaghan Morris in 2010, Vasiles has been involved in a variety of projects in the UK and internationally. He was a key member of the Westminster Bridge Road project, a multi-layered mixed use building; and the team that reinvented Morelands, a part new build that accommodates AHMM's growing London office. Recently he led the team on a major project in the Central Business District of Bratislava, Slovakia, that will include a tower as well as four lower buildings that will provide office and retail space. Vasiles is currently working on Elizabeth House, a major mixed use development in Waterloo. He has taught at Harvard Graduate School of Design, Greenwich, UCA and the Bartlett School of Architecture.
Craig joined AHMM in 2014 and is an architect, researcher and teacher with expertise in environmental design and engineering. Prior to joining AHMM, Craig led architectural projects in the education, commercial and housing sectors before moving into academia. He completed his PhD at the UCL Energy Institute focusing on the potential for energy consumption information to inform and justify strategic and detailed building design decisions. Craig is responsible for AHMM's sustainability agenda and leads the building performance team, which supports designers with performance analysis, environmental input, post occupancy evaluation and research. Craig's current research focusses on the relationships between architecture, performance, place and investment. He recently led an Innovate UK funded project focussing on information sharing for performance based design. He is an invited environmental design tutor at the Bartlett School of Architecture, lectures in Sustainable Design and sits on the London Borough of Haringey's Quality Review Panel. He became Head of Sustainability in 2016 and was made an Associate in 2018.
Sam joined Allford Monaghan Morris in 2002, having studied at the University of Edinburgh and TU Delft in the Netherlands. Sam's diploma project was nominated for both the RIBA and RIAS Silver Medals. Having previously worked for Foster and Partners on the GLA HQ and as freelance model maker, Sam brings an acute focus and attention to detail to the projects he works on. He has worked across a wide variety of sectors, scales and procurement routes – from large mixed use masterplanning schemes to bespoke projects such as the Halcyon Art Gallery within Harrods of Knightsbridge and the Quadrant 4 residential development for the Crown Estate. Sam was made an Associate in 2015.
In addition to running projects, Sam has acted as an Architectural Technology tutor for the MA course at the University of Greenwich, and has been an RIBA Part III Professional Studies examiner at the Bartlett since 2012.
Sam joined AHMM in 2014 after working for 18 years at a senior level in a leading London practice. She has worked across private residential, office and industrial workplace sectors for both public and private clients and has extensive experience in brief development and client engagement. Since joining AHMM Sam has been involved in One Dorset Street, a luxury residential development in Marylebone; the refurbishment of three listed buildings for residential use at the Royal Arsenal Woolwich; and the fit-out of Stanhope's new London office in New Oxford Street.
Haydn joined the practice in 2007, having previously held senior roles at a range of firms – from a small design-led studio to an interdisciplinary multinational. With a particular interest in complex projects, Haydn worked for four years on the conception and coordination of the University of Amsterdam project. He recently led the project team delivering 240 Blackfriars Road: a fast track, high rise commercial office tower and neighbouring residential building on the south bank of the river Thames.
Haydn's understanding of architectural detailing and advanced construction technologies helps inform his role overseeing the use of software systems like CAD and BIM within AHMM as a whole. He was promoted to Associate in 2014.
Adrian previously worked at Rogers Stirk Harbour and Partners for more than 18 years on a wide range of significant projects in the UK and internationally. He has a strong record of leading design teams throughout all stages of the building process from conception to completion.
Since joining AHMM Adrian has worked on a number of award winning BSF schools, and lately on high density residential developments in London. He is also leading a team on the design and construction of the new HQ for the Metropolitan Police in Westminster. Adrian brings valuable experience to the development process and is adept at managing external agencies and the wider consultant team.
Iain joined Allford Hall Monaghan Morris in 2013 after working in high profile UK practices bringing with him a wide range of experience in housing, education, arts and urban design. Since arriving he has worked on a wide range of London based projects including the fit-out proposals for Google HQ and high profile London housing schemes in heritage settings. He is in a lead role on design-led schemes that provide retirement apartments with assisted living and communal facilities and has most recently been working on a student accommodation development within a new campus for the University of Bristol.


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TenAsys, a provider of virtualization software for embedded computing applications, has announced that its INtime for Windows real-time operating system (RTOS) and eVM for Windows Embedded Virtual Machine Manager software have been upgraded to support 64-bit Windows.
64-bit Windows allows more of the lower 4 GB memory (32 bit address space) to be accessed by INtime RTOS, or the guest RTOS in the case of eVM, giving them access to substantially more memory. This enables larger real-time applications and Windows applications to be run on Windows than was possible with the 32-bit Windows version.
In addition, eVM for Windows has been upgraded to work with Intel's latest VT-x and VT-d virtualization technology. eVM for Windows is reportedly the industry's first virtualization software to fully leverage Intel's virtualization hardware support to enable running guest operating systems with Windows on the same platform without requiring modifications to Windows, the guest OS, or the application software in both environments.
TenAsys has also updated INtime for Windows to work with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010.

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Weapons of Mass Distraction: Keeping Our Sanity and Balance in a High-Speed, Displacing World with Pico Iyer -- Helen Edison Lecture Series
Date: 7/7/2014; 57 minutes
Recent technology has made our lives much brighter, longer, fuller and healthier than ever before; but how can we ensure that we're not drowning in information and still have offline lives as well? In an interview with UC San Diego's Peter Gourevitch, essayist and novelist Pico Iyer draws upon 40 years of travel across five continents to explore how to make the most of new opportunities, without being depleted -- or devoured -- by them. This program is presented by the Helen Edison Lecture Series at UC San Diego. (#27682)
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Russell Covey, professor of law, focuses his research on criminal law and procedure. He is the author of numerous articles on topics including the death penalty, police interrogation, crime and popular culture, jury selection, and plea bargaining. As a member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Covey has filed amicus briefs and represented pro bono clients in criminal appeals in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit and the U.S. Supreme Court.
Prior to joining the College of Law, he clerked for Judge Allyne R. Ross of the U.S. District Court, E.D.N.Y., practiced law specializing in criminal and civil litigation at Williams & Connolly in Washington, D.C., and taught law at Whittier Law School in Southern California. Covey teaches courses in domestic and international criminal law and criminal procedure. He received his J.D. at Yale Law School, M.A. at Princeton University and A.B at Amherst College.


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Retaliation Measures Taken at Texas Detention Facility as Detainees Resume Hunger Strike in Tacoma
Friday, 28 March 2014 09:46 By Candice Bernd, Truthout | Report
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Family members of detainees on hunger strike at the Joe Corley Detention Facility in Conroe, Texas, say that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials have retaliated against three detainees they believe to be "leaders" of the ongoing peaceful protest by isolating and shackling them and scheduling another for deportation.
Truthout reported on a hunger strike at a privately run GEO Group immigration detention center in Tacoma, Washington, that inspired a similar strike at the Conroe facility, also owned by the GEO Group, last week. Since then, the hunger strike at the Tacoma detention center has resumed and instances of retaliation at both facilities are apparent.
The wife of one detainee at the Joe Corley Detention Facility says her husband, Rubén Rodriguez Bonilla, phoned her Tuesday morning with news of ICE plans to deport him to Honduras on Thursday.
"They're trying to disappear my husband," Sandra Bonilla said in a translated statement released by the grassroots Houston group Alianza Mexicana. "Instead of treating the detainees like human beings they want to treat them like animals. And if they ask for better, they try to get rid of them. My husband should be home with our family, not in detention. He doesn't want to be treated like a dog, and so they're punishing him even more. There's nothing humane about that."
According to family members, lawyers and immigrant justice groups working on their behalf, another three men have been isolated at the Texas facility, and shackled at the ankles, wrists and connected by the waist to steel beds with no blankets or pillows.
ICE officials did not publicly acknowledge a hunger strike at the Texas facility last week, despite two letters outlining a list of demands released by detainees who have since been isolated at the facility.
This week, Houston ICE spokesman Greg Palmore acknowledged that at least three detainees are participating in a hunger strike, saying the men "have been separated from the general population and placed under medical observation." Palmore told Truthout that no punitive actions have been taken against individuals who are participating in the protest.
He confirmed to Truthout that Rodriguez Bonilla was not scheduled for deportation Thursday and that his case is going through appeal. But Palmore said ICE does not provide "removal information for detainees for security reasons." Palmore did not confirm whether ICE officials would force-feed detainees.
But detainees and others who have visited the facility have told Truthout retaliatory measures are being taken at the Texas facility.
Rodriguez Bonilla told his wife that he has not been isolated but was put into a smaller cell with other detainees, some of whom are on hunger strike. He told her four detainees have been removed from his cell this week; he believes them to have been deported. He has also alleged that detention facility officials have attempted to coerce the detainees into signing voluntary departure forms to speed their deportation.
The current number of hunger-striking detainees is difficult to confirm this week because visitation with civilians has been limited since detainees launched the hunger strike last Monday. At one point, at least 120 men were on hunger strike at the Texas facility, but the detainees have been separated from each other, according to family members, and put into smaller group cells, making the number of hunger strikers difficult to confirm.
"Joe Corley detention center is shut down like Fort Knox," said Hope Sanford, who organizes with Alianza Mexicana. "It's … opaque. That's how [prison officials] are keeping it."
Sanford and family members told Truthout that prison guards purposely unshackle the detainees who have been isolated when any visitors approach. The three isolated detainees are allowed only one visit per week.
Tacoma Strikers Negotiate, Inspire Legislative Action
Meanwhile at least 70 detainees at the Northwest Detention Center have resumed hunger striking Monday, but exact numbers remain difficult to assess.
Retaliatory measures also may have been used against detainees at the Tacoma facility, such as placing some detainees in solitary confinement and threatening to force-feed them, according to immigration rights activists working with and visiting the detainees in Tacoma.
Organizer Maru Mora Villalpando told Truthout that prison guards at the Tacoma detention center have been listening in on the detainees' conversations and that the detainees have responded to by finding more "creative" ways to communicate.
Congressman Adam Smith, a Democrat from Bellevue, among other representatives, visited the Northwest Dentention Center last week after news of the detainees' massive hunger strike made national headlines. Smith met with three detainees and agreed with the men that their concerns about the center's conditions were valid. Smith plans to introduce legislation that would create minimum standards by which immigrants can be detained.
"It is really problematic having a private company running this," Smith told The Stranger, emphasizing that the GEO Group contracts out the handling of meals for detainees to third parties. "So I can imagine that the less they pay for the food, the more money they make."
Immigrant rights activists acted on behalf of Tacoma hunger-striking detainees during negotiations with ICE officials in Seattle on Friday, presenting the detainees' list of demands. Organizers said ICE officials invited organizations that had nothing to do with negotiations, and that one group declined the invitation for this reason.
ICE officials told the group that the Tacoma facility is one of the top detention centers in the country. "If that's true, then it tells me the rest of the country is in terrible, terrible shape," Villalpando told Truthout in response.
When negotiating over the detainees' food concerns, ICE officials offered to provide the detainees chicken with bones. When Villalpando took that information back to hunger striking detainees, one detainee told her that ICE's response was "literally just throwing a bone at [detainees] to make them quiet."
ICE officials also told the group that the detainees' personal anecdotes about medical care at the facility were not enough evidence to agree to any of their demands concerning adequate care.
But perhaps one of the most interesting aspects of the negotiation process was the discussion concerning the center's profit margins, the length of time it takes for detainees to be released and the rate of bond at the center.
"One thing that we learned is that because we have a detention center here, really, it's a priority to fill up that place and not to offer alternatives to detention," Villapando said. "It really means that if we didn't have these private detention centers here, people would be more likely out with their families in their homes with alternatives to detention, going through civil proceedings."
ICE hasn't yet followed up with the group concerning the negotiations, but the group did provide a report about their meeting to Congressional representatives.
Pressure Mounts for Immigration Reform Vote, Halt to Deportations
The hunger strikes at the privatized detention facilities continue this week as immigrant justice organizers increase pressure on the Obama administration to put an immediate halt to deportation and to pass immigration reform legislation through a range of tactics, including nonviolent civil disobedience.
Protests have erupted this week at the GEO Group's headquarters in Boca Raton, Florida, as well as at ICE's headquarters in Portland, Oregon. And on Monday, seven activists with the Alabama Coalition for Immigrant Justice were arrested while blocking the entrance of the Etowah County Detention Center in Gadsden, Alabama, with two undocumented immigrants among them.
Another group, Presente.org, launched a new campaign Wednesday aimed at Obama's immigration legacy. Several regional and national immigrant-rights groups have worked together to unveil the "Obama Legacy Project."
The groups hope the campaign will hold Obama accountable by providing a comprehensive account of his immigration record, saying he risks becoming "the worst president in history on immigration."
The projects looks at Obama's record on a long list of issues such as deportation, border militarization, mass incarceration of undocumented immigrants, racial profiling policies, hate crimes, the Secure Communities program, the experiences of immigrant women in detention centers and oversight of border patrol, among others.
"It is a tipping point for the president," said Jesús Iñiguez, a campaigner with Presente.org who is openly undocumented. "He can either be remembered as deporter-in-chief, the worst president in history on immigration, responsible for the record deportations that have ripped hundreds of thousands of families apart, or he can choose to act."
House Democrats tried once again Wednesday to force a vote on immigration reform legislation with a rarely used procedural maneuver called a discharge petition that would circumvent the Republican majority and skirt the regular committee process to bring the legislation to the floor. The move has been called a long shot and is designed mostly to put pressure on House Republicans to act on a reform package before the year's end, according to The New York Times.
"I applaud the efforts of Democrats in the House to give immigration reform the yes or no vote it deserves," Obama said in a statement released by the White House. "Like the Senate bill, the House bill would strengthen our borders, modernize our legal immigration system, and keep more families together. It would make sure everyone plays by the same rules by providing a pathway to earned citizenship for those who are living in the shadows."
The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office reaffirmed Tuesday that the House immigration reform package, which is very similar to the Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act that passed out of committee in the Senate, would reduce the federal deficit by about $900 billion over 20 years.
The move comes after Obama, citing concern about family separation, called for a review of his administration's immigration-enforcement policies this month, to look into whether enforcement could be accomplished "more humanely within the confines of the law."
Iñiguez, though, says that these statements - unaccompanied by action - are not enough.
"The debates happening in Congress seems to be more theatric between both political parties than they are constructive. Meanwhile, immigrants continue to suffer on a daily basis because President Obama has strayed from providing any kind of relief by using his executive authority," Iñiguez said.
Copyright, Truthout.
Candice Bernd is an assistant editor/reporter with Truthout. Follow her on Twitter @CandiceBernd.
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I do not doubt that people who read in all these books about endless wars with the Volscians will feel surfeited by them, but they will also feel as astonished as I did myself when I examined the historians who were more nearly contemporary with these events, and will ask where the Volscians and Aequi got a sufficient number of soldiers after so many defeats. (VI 12)
War with the Volscians and the Aequi seem to be a constant theme of early Roman history: on the face of it though this seems confusing, war, as we understand it, ruins societies- continuing war for hundreds of years would leave someone exhausted, someone conquered. Here though it seems that hundreds of years of war gave birth to even more wars. Livy himself suggests some reasons for this- he suggests either successive generations of young men were raised to fight Rome and that in previous times the territory inhabited by the two groups was much more fertile than it was in Livy's day. Changing fertility is not unrealistic: Egypt and Mesopotamia used to be incredibly fertile agricultural districts- they are not so now. But I think we can add to Livy's explanations with some suggestions of our own.
Firstly its worth asking the question about who were the Volscians and Aequi. Livy's sources were compiled centuries after the event. It does not seem implausible therefore that what we know of, through Livy, as Volscians and Aequi, were actually collective nouns for invaders in general. There may be a confusion here between several Italian peoples- and what we may see therefore is that these nouns are used generically. Its a thought at least and to some extent Livy agrees noting that it is possible that the new levies were not recruited from 'the same tribes, although it was always the same nation that was at war.' (VI 12)
Secondly there is the nature of warfare. Warfare as we and Livy understand it and as the Romans of Camillus's days understood it are slightly different entities. I wonder whether Livy's sources deceive him into imagining full scale warfare- whereas he should actually be thinking of raiding. We know that Livy himself described the object of the wars that the Volscians and Aequi fought in terms of plunder, I suspect what these 'wars' are is raids for plunder. What we may see here is two things- firstly a bias in Roman reporting- away from reporting failures and particularly from reporting successful raids on cities (and raids on non-Roman sites) and secondly a bias in the reporting to exaggerating the numbers involved. If we think of war bands coming down upon Rome to gain plunder, and sometimes succeeding, sometimes failing, with punitive expeditions sent by Rome to fight back, I think we can see a more stable situation in which long term conflict leads neither to destruction nor to absolute victory.
The word 'war' can deceive us. The last thing we should note is that the size of armies and therefore their impact on population levels varies hugely. In the Middle Ages- thousands of men or even at times hundreds encountered each other in major battles: compare that to a First World War army of millions and you can see that whereas it is possible to raise several medieval armies in one country, it would be difficult to raise a second or third first world war size army. The same contrast functions in Livy's case- the wars that he is describing may be wars involving small amounts of people- hundreds, possibly barely a thousand- scarcely numbers that would impact on the ability of the participants being able to fight again. Introduce into that situation the possible importance of plunder and you have a situation in which perpetual warfare is quite possible- indeed probable.


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Beautiful lot located in Whiskey Flats Subdivision. Several lots to choose from. All septic approved. WELL already in at 375', 16 gpm. Outside of town yet walking distance to Philipsburg. Views of Pintler Mountain Range. Close to all the amenities Philipsburg has to offer. Shopping, dining, bank, post office, hospital, outdoor amphitheatre, Restored Opera House Theatre, grocery store, sapphire gallery, brewery, Sweet Palace Candy Store, Georgetown Lake, Rock Creek, Anaconda Pintler Wilderness, Discovery Ski Hill located between Yellowstone National Park & Glacier National Park. Skiing, fishing, golfing, swimming, hunting, snowmobiling, the possibilities are endless. Owner Financing available. For more information call Kim Kahle 406-240-9766 or your real estate professional.
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Upgrades Put Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery in a Whole New League
When William Williams first saw the exhibition American Horizons: The Photographs of Art Sinsabaugh four years ago at the Art Institute of Chicago, he was determined to bring the show, then on a national tour, to Haverford.
Williams, the Audrey A. and John L. Dusseau Professor in Humanities and a noted photographer himself, appreciated the broad scope of the exhibition, which is the first major survey of the late artist's nearly 30-year career. And he found Sinsabaugh's black and white images of urban and rural landscapes evocative for the way they combined a 19th-century technique (Sinsabaugh used a giant 12 x 20-inch"banquet" camera) with a 20th-century aesthetic vision.
Williams got his wish. The American Horizons show, which opened on October 3, is on view in the Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery through December 14. But he got even more. In the midst of the long term planning for that show, which was organized by the Indiana University Art Museum, Williams found himself embarking on an even more ambitious project. The aim: to raise Haverford's exhibition capabilities to museum levels.
Responding to a proposal drafted by Williams, the college has invested in a number of permanent security and environmental upgrades in the gallery over the last year. In fact, the Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery space now ranks as one of only a relatively few college art galleries in the region that has kept pace with the ever more stringent standards for exhibiting fine art set by the American Association of Museums. Indeed, Haverford's is the only college art gallery in the country to host the American Horizons exhibition, whose previous stops have included Kansas City's Nelson-Atkins Museum, the Monterey Museum of Art and the Columbus Museum of Art.
"The Sinsabaugh show was just one part of this," says Williams."These were things we needed to do in order to be able to bring bigger and better shows to Haverford. It's all part of enhancing the resources devoted to visual arts on campus."
Upgrades installed in the gallery include all new smoke and heat alarms, new temperature and humidity controls and two high-end hydro-thermographs, which constantly chart the temperature and relative humidity in the room. Also installed was a dry pipe pre-action sprinkler system. These state-of-the-art systems are particularly crucial for galleries, says Campus Exhibitions Coordinator Matthew Seamus Callinan."The pipe is dry and before it acts it dispenses some air which triggers an alarm to security," he explains."They can shut it down if it is not needed, thus saving the artworks from water damage."
After a consultation with the lighting designer for the Philadelphia Museum of Art, more than 60 new light fixtures have been installed and new light meters now record the precise"foot candles" the gallery's lighting casts on the works.
Light levels are especially important with photography, says Callinan, who coordinated the installation of the Sinsabaugh show and supervised the gallery renovations. "But light can really damage all kinds of art objects," Callinan says.
Also dramatically upgraded have been the gallery's security measures."Previously, security was whoever was sitting at the [gallery reception] desk," says Callinan. Now, there are motion detectors and four high-definition security cameras which have a feed to the monitoring station in the safety and security office.
The system proved its worth one weekend last spring, during an exhibition of landscape paintings by Norman Turner, when a security guard surveying the camera feed noted a strange mist near the ceiling in the gallery. The guard called Callinan on his cell phone and Callinan got in touch with Bob Harper, manager of central plant HVAC services. Harper soon determined the problem was a malfunction in the steam heat system and was able to quickly shut it down and ensure the safety of the works.
According to Williams, the upgrades not only put the gallery in a position to host high-caliber traveling exhibitions, such as the Sinsabaugh show, they also give museums and collectors the confidence to lend valuable works to exhibitions curated on campus.
"We've seen that already with the alumni photography show," says Williams about A Century of Haverford Alumni Photographers, which ran through September 21 and featured some rare and priceless photographs that came to the show on loan. Williams already has some big plans for the future:"We will be borrowing again from collectors and museums for a Walker Evans show next year and after that for a Man Ray show."
"It's all for the students," says Williams about the push to build a better gallery space."As we upgrade our exhibitions program, students get the chance to learn about visual culture, to get curatorial and exhibitions experience that can lead to great internships and maybe to careers in the arts."
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Local Magic: Creating Magic in Your Locality
What type of earth magic exists where you are? What is the local nature of air, fire and water? How do you make magic with the living forces all around you – not as they appear in books, but as you see and experience them when you step outside your front door? Every locality has its own flavours, energies and secrets… and when we work our magic and ritual in alignment with our locality we enter deep into the earth's living magic.
Local Totems: White Cockatoos in the Blue Mountains
White sulphur-crested cockatoos have been my personal totem for years. In the wild they are a noisy, curious, intrusive bird that many people regard as pests, in spite of their beauty. They have a tendency to destroy verandas and windowsills (retaining their habit of ripping up dead wood to get at the insects they expect to find) and their call is loud and raucous. I've always loved them, although until recently I hadn't lived anywhere they existed in large numbers. But now I'm living in the Blue Mountains I find myself surrounded by them.
It's an interesting concept – that I've become local to my totem. I've chosen, eventually, to live where they live. As if I've been courting them for years and finally we have a good enough relationship that I can move in, onto their territory. I remember swirling flocks of them above me in the blue sky in a forest of ancient Antarctic beech, and I remember them out above the valley on previous trips to the Blue Mountains, climbing and swooping through the mist at my own height as I stood at a lookout. I made up a story about that harsh screeching call of theirs; how it was the sound that ripped open the night of the universe, back at the very beginning of time, and their gold-and-white heralded the the coming of light. They are iconic light-bearers with that white body and yellow crest, yellow blushing the underside of their wings.
About ten years ago I was working magic, looking for a way to speak up; both energetically and vocally – to become louder in the world – and I chose them as a totem, a beckoning reminder for how to sound out loudly through the air. They've been wonderful as mentors and totems, floating silent above me at surprising times or greeting me with a harsh call when I arrive somewhere. I've taken their appearance as encouragement, as a reminder to speak up and out and as a comfort. Their presence let me know that magic was alive and around me. I am much, much louder now than I was ten years ago, and when they call out overhead I call back to them, filled with pleasure at their existence.
And now I'm living in their land, the Blue Mountains. This morning when I went for my walk I passed a dozen or more of them, strutting over a grassed area searching for the seeds and insects they eat. Later on the same walk I found one of their wing feathers, carefully held down by a stick and I picked it up and took it with me. They swoop low past my desk window; they settle in pairs and groups in the banksia out near the road; I see them in the morning flirting through the tops of the trees across the road as they fly rapidly off on some urgent business; they're everywhere. It used to be I took the appearance of white cockatoos as a sign – to pay attention, or a token note from the universe – now they are just all over the place; I'm practically one of the flock.
Animal totems are personal to each one of us. But I wonder how often we choose a totem that lives in our area, as opposed to a more glamorous option (panthers, stags and eagles come to mind) which we might never actually see from one year to the next? White cockatoos have been interesting in this way; indigenous to this country, they weren't especially common in the places I've lived over the last twenty years. But now I've come home to them and I sense that their role in my magic is just beginning.
In Local Magic what is around us is of primary importance – not what we read in books or imagine in our heads. Many of us probably have relationships with totems from traditions and lands other than our own – Native American, Celtic or Norse – and they can be wonderful guides and inspirations. But finding or choosing a local totem, if you don't already have one, is a different level of magic and engaging with the earth; the particular piece of earth where you live. A creature that breathes the same air you breathe, drinks the local water and eats the local food. One that's part of the land you live on. Imagine a magical relationship built with this bird, animal or insect; one you can see around you, maybe every day or maybe seasonally. Relating to the place where you live, both in the mundane and magical worlds, is an essential part of Local Magic, and finding one or more local totems is an entry point into that magic.
Do you have a local totem, one that lives in the place you live? Post a photo, or write something about it…
Monday, 13 January 2014
How absolutely lovely! I am so thrilled that you are responsive to these gorgeous, raucous birds - and what a great totem you've selected!
I'm loving your story of how you've finally felt ready to move to where they are -- kind of like evolution of a courtship.
I'll think about local totems/local magic, as you've suggested. Thanks again for a beautiful blog.
Author, "Unveiling: The Inner Journey"
Tuesday, 14 January 2014
Yes, yes, yes, I agree that a local totem from where you live makes wonderful magic. I have recently adopted the redback spider as my totem. I have a huge phobia of spiders, my palms get sweaty just thinking of them. But redbacks, well, I have a lot of respect for them. My garden is abundant in them, under every rock there is a thriving nest. When I come across a nest, I go screaming into the house and when I come back 5 minutes later, they are all gone! They are very shy creatures and prefer working their magic out of the limelight, in private. So, although I will never want to tickle their bellies, I have learned much from them. They remind me of the importance of a daily personal practice.
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Louise Cassidy-Williams is a character in the Grand Theft Auto series who appears as the tritagonist of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories.
As implied from her family name, Louise is the sister of Phil and Mary-Jo Cassidy, the wife of Marty Jay Williams, the leader of a local gang (as mentioned by Phil, by way of Vic's pager), the mother of an infant Mary-Beth Williams, and Vic's love interest. Early in the game, Louise resides in the a trailer park with Marty, but grows increasingly unhappy of her rocky relationship with Marty, eventually leaving his home, taking Mary-Beth along with her, and staying in Mary-Jo's apartment in Little Havana. Marty, angered by his wife's act of hostility, attempts to kidnap her but is ultimately killed by Victor. After Marty's death, Louise acts as a business associate and Vic's love interest during the game, although their relationship turns sour later on.
Louise is later kidnapped by Jerry Martinez; his men take her to a lobby where Victor finds her savagely beaten. Louise has been killed by Armando Mendez after Armando's men kidnap her and took her to the Mendez Brothers' mansion. Armando shoots her several times, but before she dies, she tells Vic that she thought that they could have had "something special", to which Vic replied that they did have "something special". She dies telling Vic to make sure Mary-Jo takes care of her baby daughter.
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I had a few ripe tomatoes from the garden that I needed to do something with so I sliced them, drizzled with olive oil, salt, pepper and oregano and slow roasted.
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Brown chicken in olive oil and butter. Continue cooking until chicken is cooked through. Remove from pan. Cut into strips. Add a little more butter to skillet. Add garlic. Cook for 30 seconds. Add cream, a little chicken broth. Add chicken, olives and roasted tomatoes. Simmer while pasta cooks. Just before serving add a handful of chopped basil to the sauce. Toss with pasta and serve with fresh grated Parmesan.


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I recently ordered the death certificate of Samuel Pig[g]ot from St. Clair County, Michigan; or, what I thought was going to be the death certificate of Samuel Piggot, silversmith. I am trying to get all my ducks in a row and make sure my Piggot family is documentally sound.
I learned absolutely nothing from this certificate other than he died of old age. The genealogist in me went "grrr!" There are no parents names, or burial information. The probable third great niece in me was very saddened to think that Samuel died alone with no family around him. The certificate says there was no informant, no one to fill in the blanks.
I couldn't understand why his death wasn't recorded until June 2, 1886, when he died October 31, 1885. All kinds of things went through my mind. Were they waiting for someone to claim the body? I was Googling like crazy trying to find an answer. Then I stumbled on to the FamilySearch Wiki about the Michigan Death Records.
It seems that from 1867 to 1897, Michigan counties were only canvased annually and recorded the deaths that took place the year preceding the first Monday in April. Death certificates weren't required until 1897.
I sure wish I would have checked out FamilySearch before I ordered it. I could have saved myself $10! They have the actual images of the Return of Deaths in the county of St. Clair.
I can't find any death records for Samuel's wife Euphemia. I'm afraid she fell between the cracks and is among the deaths that didn't get reported. I'm sure she died before he did. I can't imagine that he moved to Michigan from New York without her. He was last recorded in New York in the directory in 1892.
So basically all I got was a piece of paper that the current county clerk, transcribed from the record book.
Lesson learned: Google, google, and google some more before reaching into the pocket book!
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