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a not so funny story... i was drying these very cranberries, over night in sugar, in the oven for 4 hours on the lowest setting then letting them rest for 24 hours... i turned on the oven for breakfast on monday and forgot i had left them in the stove to finish drying. they dried alright... and smoked. i was crushed.
Congresswoman Schakowsky with Lieutenant Governor Sheila Simon and Attorney General Lisa Madigan at an Equal Pay Day rally
Since 2010, more than forty people have participated in the classes on rubylith stencils and hand-made color separations that I've taught in New Orleans & Providence! This exhibit is to showcase their projects and experiments, and to highlight rubylith — a knife-cut stencil film — as a quirky & seductive material for making screenprints!" - Ian Cozzens
Kapoor Singh Siddoo was a fifty-percent partner with Mayo Singh who was the founder of Mayo Lumber Co. in 1917. Mayo Lumber Company Ltd. was incorporated November 21, 1924, under the British Columbia Company's Act, in Victoria, BC, Canada. Initially, Kapoor Singh Siddoo was not an equal partner with Mayo but he is listed as one of the directors in the 1924 incorporation document.
In 1917, Mayo had sent money to Kapoor Singh Siddoo in Ontario to come out west and join him and his other partners as Mayo's Chilliwack operations were winding down and he had plans to move operations to Vancouver Island. Kapoor was hired on as bookkeeper as he was an educated man and could speak fluent English. Neither Mayo nor Kapoor wore turbans and both were clean-shaven, unlike many of their Sikh religion, countrymen.
The company operated railway logging operations and a sawmill at Paldi (originally Mayo) and, in 1928, at Kapoor. The Mayo Sawmill was on the E&N Cowichan Subdivision near the Hill Crest Lumber and McNeill and Munn sites. The Kapoor Lumber Company mill was located at Mile-35 on the CNR line at Sooke Lake -- now part of the Greater Victoria Watershed. Water to operate the Kapoor mill came from Council Creek where it flowed under the CNR Rail line from Council Lake to Sooke River. The Kapoor Mill operated from 1928 to 1940. Kapoor Lumber Company still owns lands in the area.
Joan Mayo, in her book "Paldi Remembered", states there were few Europeans (whites) working in the woods for Mayo prior to 1940. One exception would be Bruce Frederick Irvine who worked at the Kapoor Lumber Co. Ltd.'s Sooke Lake operation ca. 1928. Irvine was the grandson of John & Jesse Irvine who arrived in Victoria, BC, aboard the barque, Tory, May 14, 1851. The Irvine's started their journey around the Horn from their homeland in the Orkney Islands, Scotland.
Bruce Irvine presumably got hired on at Kapoor as a millwright and carpenter to build bunkhouses for the workers at the new Sooke Lake mill. He was there before and after the fire of 1929 which destroyed most of the mill but spared the bunkhouses. Irvine took about a dozen photographs at the Kapoor mill site which are now kept in the Irvine Family Archives. None have ever been published with the exception of the one shown above.
Thus, viewing the Irvine photos and comparing them with the B.C. Archives & Records Service [BCARS] one can recognize the original site of the Kapoor Lumber Company's Sooke Lake mill. The company letterhead describes its location as "Sooke Lake Post Office, Mile-35 C.N.R.". Doug MacFarlane -- an amateur Sooke historian -- states he visited the Kapoor mill site many times prior to the 1970's and it was located where the CNR tracks cross Council Creek.
The GPS coordinates are: 48°30'40.18" -123°41'29.24".
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Lunedì 16 dicembre 2024, presso la Triennale Milano, si tiene il photocall per lo Spotify Equal, gala di beneficenza in Italia a sostegno delle donne nella musica.
Il photocall vede la partecipazione di oltre 70 artiste della scena musicale italiana: Miriam Ayaba, Coca Puma, Asteria, Plastica, Assurditè, Hån, Claudym, Kaze, Caro Wow, Tära, Emma Nolde, Matisa, Guinevere, Lysa, La Niña, Cmqmartina, Elasi, Lorenzza, Rizzo, Beba, Caffellatte, Yaraki, Anna Castiglia, Jelecrois, Giulia Mei, Giorginess, Kuban, Martina May, Ste, Missey, Arianna Pasini, Cara, Anfisa Letyago, Anna And Vulkan, Ariete, Sillyelly, Federica Abbate, Svegliaginevra, VV, Sissi, Angelica, Emma, BigMama, Malika Ayane, Noemi, Elettra Lamborghini, Victoria De Angelis, Francesca Michielin, Donatella Rettore, Ditonellapiaga, Arisa, Nahaze, Camilla Magli, Sarah Toscano, Laiala Al Habash, Giorgia, Popa, Ginevra, Myss Keta, Sally Cruz, Shari, Clara, Joan Thiele, Epoque, Anna, Gaia, Annalisa, Rose Villain.
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Exaggerated Falloff via equalization and HDR Toning
Paul Klee. (German, born Switzerland. 1879-1940). Equals Infinity. 1932. Oil on canvas mounted on wood, 20 1/4 x 26 7/8" (51.4 x 68.3 cm). Acquired through the Lillie P. Bliss Bequest. © 2008 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn
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Permanent Mission of Principality of Monaco to the UN, New York, 17 September 2022.
© ITU/ M. Jacobson-Gonzalez
Permanent Mission of Principality of Monaco to the UN, New York, 17 September 2022.
© ITU/ M. Jacobson-Gonzalez
Permanent Mission of Principality of Monaco to the UN, New York, 17 September 2022.
© ITU/J. Gorlovetskaya
Since 2010, more than forty people have participated in the classes on rubylith stencils and hand-made color separations that I've taught in New Orleans & Providence! This exhibit is to showcase their projects and experiments, and to highlight rubylith — a knife-cut stencil film — as a quirky & seductive material for making screenprints!" - Ian Cozzens