This is Doepker's second year at the Saskatoon International Fringe Festival, one of seven artisans at the Saskatchewan Native Theatre Company's (SNTC) Aboriginal artisan village. She is also one of only a couple who returned from last year, the village's "pilot" year. Some people have seen a flower they've liked, said they'd come back for it, and when they did, it was sold. So I've had to make special ones for them," she said. She says she'll be sticking around for a while, though, as she and her boyfriend are expecting a baby at the end of September. Down the road, though, she's not sure, because one set of grandparents is here, but her boyfriend is from France, and that's where the other set of grandparents still lives.
The following article was written by Mi'kmaq writer and historian Daniel N. Paul following the death of former Horton First Nation Chief Rita Smith. Written to honor Smith's life and accomplishments, the story was originally published in the Halifax Herald in January 1997. This is the gist of the story: [Abe], a veteran of the Second World War, was entitled to housing assistance under the old Veteran's Land Act. But when he applied for assistance to build a decent home on Horton Indian reserve, he was given the old bureaucratic run around. Rather than labor to squeeze into this short column an epic tale of how to defeat bureaucratic obstruction by determined persistence, let's just say that by the time Rita got through with the department's troops, the Smiths had their home. Based upon ...
The following article was written by Mi'kmaq writer and historian Daniel N. Paul following the death of former Norton First Nation Chief Rita Smith. Written to honor Smith's life and accomplishments, the story was originally published in the Halifax Herald in January 1997. This is the gist of the story: [Abe], a veteran of the second World War, was entided to housing assistance under the old Veteran's Land Act. But when he applied for assistance to build a decent home on Horton Indian reserve, he was given the old bureaucratic run around. Rather than labor to squeeze into this short column an epic tale of how to defeat bureaucratic obstruction by determined persistence, let's just say that by the time Rita got through with the department's troops, the Smiths had their home. Based upon w...
This paper identifies two new tools, the Keirsey Temperament Sorter (KTS) and Derrida's deconstruction method, to identify cognitive differences between Australian, Thai, and Japanese managers. The KTS identifies one's temperament pattern, which describes ways in which human personalities interact with the environment to satisfy needs. Temperament theory has been extended to leadership/management theory to show that inborn temperament tendencies are differently distributed by cultural groups and these tendencies affect approaches to negotiations. Derrida's deconstruction method offers a new approach to identifying a culture's true diversity by recommending an analysis of the 'difference-to-oneself' within a culture before comparing 'difference-between' cultures. Results identified signi...
... four similar patterns which he called Artisans, Guardians, Idealists and Rationalists. They descr...
Calcium is good for you. This 2006 Disney Channel original movie has cheese, but it's the gouda kind. Sisters Alyson and Amanda Michalka star as wealthy sisters -- surprise! -- who don't understand the concepts of frugal living or selflessness. Enter a kitchen fire, mandatory work at the family dairy plant and a missing payroll, and you've got potential-unemployment fun for everyone! Family, 9:30 p.m. Four decades of Winnipeg rock n' roll history is the focus of Hometown Proud, the annual free outdoor Canada Day concert on the Scotiabank Stage, featuring Mood Jga Jga and Wudzitooyuh (1970s); Monuments Galore and The Cheer ('80s); The Bonaduces and Combo Combo ('90s); plus current acts Novillero, The Attics, and the Hot Live Guys. Events start at noon with clowns, musicians and buskers; ...
... music plus children's activities, an artisan's market with more than 25 vendors selling everyth...
Bling H2O, meanwhile, is packaged in limited-edition, corked and frosted-glass bottles "exquisitely handcrafted" with Swarovski crystals, and bills itself as "gourmet" bottled water. The inspiration of Hollywood producer and writer Kevin G. Boyd, who observed that one could tell a lot about a person by the bottled water he carried, Bling H2O, according to its website (blingh2o.com, where it can be purchased), "is strategically positioned to target the expanding super-luxury consumer market. It's couture water that makes an announcement like a Rolls Royce Phantom -- the 'Cristal' of bottled water. How we got this far without Tasmanian Rain bottled water is a mystery. Billed as being "captured from the purest skies on Earth" and collected "just minutes from where the World Meteorologica...
... ingredients and crafted using age-old artisan techniques") are all getting the premiumization tr...
.... The modern artisanal cheese-maker's challenge is to find the balance be...
Italian Chamber of Commerce of Manitoba 11th annual fundraising gala dinner, Connecting through Communication with Milt Stegall, Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Karen Keppler, Smart Partners, 6 p.m., Winnipeg Convention Centre. Tickets: 487-6323 or e-mail contact@iccm.ca. Fee: $170. Frontier Centre for Public Policy lunch on Europe Ends the Closed Shop with Jan Sodergren, Human Rights Lawyer, Stockholm, Sweden, 11:45 a.m., Winnipeg Convention Centre, 375 York Ave. RSVP: Erin Hartness, 977-5051, e-mail newideas@fcpp.org or www.fcpp.org. Fee: $50. Manitoba Food Processors Association presents How to Market Artisan/Gourmet Foods into the U.S., 8 a.m.-noon, Victoria Inn, 1808 Wellington Ave. Register: 982-6372 or www.mfpa.mb.ca. Fee: $11.50 members, $21.50 non-members.
Brands include Artisan Collection, Best Value, Bittners/Schneiders, Boston Pizza, Burns, Campfire, Compliments, Coorsh, Country Morning, Equality, Fleetwood, Foodservice, Generic, Harmonie, Hickory Farms, Hygrade, Kirkland Signature, Main Street Deli, Maple Leaf, Mayfair/Marque, McDonalds, Mitchell's, Mr. Sub, No Name, Northern Best Value, Olympic, Our Compliments, Overlander, Parma, Safeway, Schneiders and Shopsys. The numbers of cases remain stable with 21 confirmed cases of the outbreak strain of listeria," he said. "While these suspected cases are all positive for listeriosis it is important to note that genetic fingerprinting results are required before they can be linked to this specific outbreak. So we expect that both the numbers of suspected cases and the numbers of confirmed...
[Jamie Johnston] and fellow artisan Don Park were doing some head scratch on their latest creation; a chopped '53 Chevy coupe. "Chopped" doesn't quite cut it; this Bowtie has had four inches removed from the front section, and a radical eight inches in the rear, creating a fastback roofline long before it was fashionable. "It's a true lead sled," said Johnston. He produced a die-cast Mercury with the same custom slice, supplied by the Chevy's owner for reference purposes. "Every car is an individual. We never build the same thing twice. Primer-finish rat rods have been steadily gaining in popularity in these parts. "The rat rod has been around for a long time," said Johnston. "All of a sudden, it's become commercialized." Park, whose formative years recall a time when Empress Street w...
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