Saturday, May 21, 2011
Public Rest rooms in White Rock. Brand New Engineered Ecclectic ...
Long in the waiting by parents...the public and kids and for parents with babies [mothers and fathers] babies.. Now at least an attempt to make it modern and hygenic...but absent as seen 21 May 2011, change boards and canisters for sanitary napkins and diapers missing..as is 'privacy' but may is it 'the signs of the times.. "Unisex in White Rock", BC
www.inwhiterock.com
Compliments of: www.whiterockreporter.com
and
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Friday, May 20, 2011
FightFightHST - A Letter to Bill Vander Zalm
HST PST TNT Dynamite...GST...What's blowing up in the face of those against HST.
A 'lesson' in national economics....Listen carefully 'cause this speaker certainly got his noodles correctly aligned to reality.
You figure.
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Forwarded by: http://www.whiterockreporter.com
Monday, May 16, 2011
Canadian Artist Robert Genn; daughter Sara's recollections spoken to her father and told to guests at Robert's birthday on May 15th 2011.
My weekly letter arrived from Robert Genn...'my friend..the artist and painter...you can listen to my audio interview and conversation I had with Robert Genn some time ago. www.whiterockreporter.com go to BLOG and be happy.
Now here in this letter I read words and sentences from Robert's daughter and you must understand that this is in part what I could perhaps as a 'soul-minder' wish I could deliver to each my own two children... 24 [son in Stockholm]] and 44 [daughter in Maui].
It is beautifully written and spoken by Sara, Robert's daughter, and painting partner..it's both intimate and personal and all full of a daughters love and admiration and family bonds..of gratitude to a man and father still living and vibrantly producing art..part of memories forever. A salute to a loving father expressed by daughter Sara.
Sit back and read and think and absorb..sense the sensitivity and angst and wondering in the writers words. Words seeking for more answers and hoping life never will end...I can relate to the situation but viewed from the 'other side' sort of. Anyway here it is ...Enjoy,
Courtesy by Publisher Johan Sandstrom, BComm. http://www.whiterockreporter.com
'A Letter from Robert Genn':
Step by step, a path
May 17, 2011
Dear Johan,
Last Saturday night, Carol gave me a great big birthday party. Among the fourteen
friends who spoke was my daughter Sara. Here, in part, is what she said:
"I have a memory from my childhood, of walking with my dad, somewhere in Brittany.
I was about eleven. We were talking about the Post-Impressionists, about waiting
all day for the best painting light--the magic hour. It was one of my firsts--my
first recollection of our first conversation on a subject my dad and I are still
working on.
I remember how we walked together side by side, his ideas tumbling out
like paving stones on a path in front of me. Sure, he had given me a journal and a
camera, he'd even ordered for me my first endive salad. But it was our back and
forth that etched the journey."
"There's a more recent memory of following my dad up a snow-patched slope in Yoho
Park in the Rocky Mountains. I mimicked his pace and frequent stops, and carried
his lemonade and sandwiches. He paused at every detail of nature. 'Bracket Fungi.'
'Clarke's Nutcracker.' 'Indian Paintbrush,' 'Moss Campion.'" A moment of panic. I
went cold and looked up into the larches.
How on earth was I going to get the
entire contents of my dad's brain into my own brain before the end of our allotted
time? The task felt colossal and ultimately hopeless. I overtook him on the path so
as to better hear his classifications bubbling up behind me. After a few moments of
silent walking I heard him say, 'You have my good calves.'"
"Once, we bought a bunch of books in a new-age bookshop. There was one called,
"Stoking the Creative Fires" by San Francisco author Phil Cousineau. It's an
anthology of quotes by historical artists designed to inspire new generations--
making sense of how to be creative. When tackling the fine art of building a
creative life, however, the author quotes his own grandfather: 'Step by step, a
path; stone by stone, a cathedral.'"
"I've had a master class in the reverence for both the awesome and the meek. Yoho
got its name from the Cree word expressing amazement. Within the amazement
of dad's beloved, immoveable painting subjects, he's shown me how to kneel at the
beauty of a lichen-covered stone."
"Recently, my dad and I were talking on the phone from our respective studios--I
was on 20th Street in New York and he was on Beckett Road in Surrey, British
Columbia. He was asking me what I was up to. I was painting my usual broad
strokes. He said to me, 'Sara, you are capable of doing anything you bloody well
want.' That's pretty well dad's message to everybody."
Best regards,
Robert
PS: "Your children are not your children.
They are the sons and daughters of Life's longing for itself.
They come through you but not from you,
And though they are with you yet they belong not to you.
You may give them your love but not your thoughts,
For they have their own thoughts.
You may house their bodies but not their souls,
For their souls dwell in the house of tomorrow,
which you cannot visit, not even in your dreams.
You may strive to be like them,
but seek not to make them like you.
For life goes not backward nor tarries with yesterday.
You are the bows from which your children
as living arrows are sent forth.
The archer sees the mark upon the path of the infinite,
and He bends you with His might
that His arrows may go swift and far.
Let your bending in the archer's hand be for gladness;
For even as He loves the arrow that flies,
so He loves also the bow that is stable. (Kahlil Gibran)
Esoterica: The ultimate in sharing can come about among your children. It is an
opportunity too wonderful to pass up. Don't let the joy pass you by.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Current clickback: "Guido Reni" - Why an Italian High-Baroque painter rated so
high for eye appeal on some current brain scans in some research currently being
done in the UK. You might be surprised.
Your comments will be valued.
http://clicks.robertgenn.com/guido-reni.php
Now here in this letter I read words and sentences from Robert's daughter and you must understand that this is in part what I could perhaps as a 'soul-minder' wish I could deliver to each my own two children... 24 [son in Stockholm]] and 44 [daughter in Maui].
It is beautifully written and spoken by Sara, Robert's daughter, and painting partner..it's both intimate and personal and all full of a daughters love and admiration and family bonds..of gratitude to a man and father still living and vibrantly producing art..part of memories forever. A salute to a loving father expressed by daughter Sara.
Sit back and read and think and absorb..sense the sensitivity and angst and wondering in the writers words. Words seeking for more answers and hoping life never will end...I can relate to the situation but viewed from the 'other side' sort of. Anyway here it is ...Enjoy,
Courtesy by Publisher Johan Sandstrom, BComm. http://www.whiterockreporter.com
'A Letter from Robert Genn':
Step by step, a path
May 17, 2011
Dear Johan,
Last Saturday night, Carol gave me a great big birthday party. Among the fourteen
friends who spoke was my daughter Sara. Here, in part, is what she said:
"I have a memory from my childhood, of walking with my dad, somewhere in Brittany.
I was about eleven. We were talking about the Post-Impressionists, about waiting
all day for the best painting light--the magic hour. It was one of my firsts--my
first recollection of our first conversation on a subject my dad and I are still
working on.
I remember how we walked together side by side, his ideas tumbling out
like paving stones on a path in front of me. Sure, he had given me a journal and a
camera, he'd even ordered for me my first endive salad. But it was our back and
forth that etched the journey."
"There's a more recent memory of following my dad up a snow-patched slope in Yoho
Park in the Rocky Mountains. I mimicked his pace and frequent stops, and carried
his lemonade and sandwiches. He paused at every detail of nature. 'Bracket Fungi.'
'Clarke's Nutcracker.' 'Indian Paintbrush,' 'Moss Campion.'" A moment of panic. I
went cold and looked up into the larches.
How on earth was I going to get the
entire contents of my dad's brain into my own brain before the end of our allotted
time? The task felt colossal and ultimately hopeless. I overtook him on the path so
as to better hear his classifications bubbling up behind me. After a few moments of
silent walking I heard him say, 'You have my good calves.'"
"Once, we bought a bunch of books in a new-age bookshop. There was one called,
"Stoking the Creative Fires" by San Francisco author Phil Cousineau. It's an
anthology of quotes by historical artists designed to inspire new generations--
making sense of how to be creative. When tackling the fine art of building a
creative life, however, the author quotes his own grandfather: 'Step by step, a
path; stone by stone, a cathedral.'"
"I've had a master class in the reverence for both the awesome and the meek. Yoho
got its name from the Cree word expressing amazement. Within the amazement
of dad's beloved, immoveable painting subjects, he's shown me how to kneel at the
beauty of a lichen-covered stone."
"Recently, my dad and I were talking on the phone from our respective studios--I
was on 20th Street in New York and he was on Beckett Road in Surrey, British
Columbia. He was asking me what I was up to. I was painting my usual broad
strokes. He said to me, 'Sara, you are capable of doing anything you bloody well
want.' That's pretty well dad's message to everybody."
Best regards,
Robert
PS: "Your children are not your children.
They are the sons and daughters of Life's longing for itself.
They come through you but not from you,
And though they are with you yet they belong not to you.
You may give them your love but not your thoughts,
For they have their own thoughts.
You may house their bodies but not their souls,
For their souls dwell in the house of tomorrow,
which you cannot visit, not even in your dreams.
You may strive to be like them,
but seek not to make them like you.
For life goes not backward nor tarries with yesterday.
You are the bows from which your children
as living arrows are sent forth.
The archer sees the mark upon the path of the infinite,
and He bends you with His might
that His arrows may go swift and far.
Let your bending in the archer's hand be for gladness;
For even as He loves the arrow that flies,
so He loves also the bow that is stable. (Kahlil Gibran)
Esoterica: The ultimate in sharing can come about among your children. It is an
opportunity too wonderful to pass up. Don't let the joy pass you by.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Current clickback: "Guido Reni" - Why an Italian High-Baroque painter rated so
high for eye appeal on some current brain scans in some research currently being
done in the UK. You might be surprised.
Your comments will be valued.
http://clicks.robertgenn.com/guido-reni.php
Saturday, May 14, 2011
Event:Bob Reina, CEO/Owner Talkfusion.com Speaking to - 'Video Communication Service Providers - Worldwide'.
Event: May 14 12 PM Eastern
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Tuesday, April 26, 2011
EntechCoatings.com Ceramic Thermal Coatings Barriers.New Surrey BC 2011...
From: Whiterockreporter | Apr 26, 2011 |
Entech Coatings: here professionally described, explained and applied by professional applicators world-wide.
An effective warranted professional grade and unique ceramic thermal coating barrier; a series of products made available to the construction and building trade and professional applicators and building developers/archcitects through Entech Coatings Inc., 24th Avenue, South Surrey, BC Canada.
[Producer Note: This video is public and for trade professionals. Technical adjustments were made on 26th April 2011 [spelling-content-error] other video is identical to original version which honoured a total of 1,549 unique YouTube visitors per March 2009 to -date 26.04.2011 when visitor-count reset by default...now starting from 0 . ]
http://www.entechcoatings.com
Monday, April 25, 2011
ShareASale Think Tank 2010 - Ritz Carlton
MEET UP IN 2011...In May in Chicago 2011 ShareASale Think Tank
Brian Littleton, President and CEO of ShareASale spared no expensive hosting another first class event in 2010 at the beautiful Ritz Carlton at Half Moon Bay located just a short drive from San Francisco.
It was a great meet-up of affiliates, merchants and agencies in a wonderful five star resort, the perfect setting for networking and get to know each other.
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Thursday, April 21, 2011
"Affiliate Marketing". Staging the business the Trainer James Martell, speaking to Jonathan Miller of OfferForge.com
Dear Friend.
I just got this very important reminder of life behind the keyboard [not the music instrument] but the one I spend considerable hours to work, learn, network.
I am compelled to share this email with you in case you ever wondered.."Hey, What are these guys really doing".
Greetings from JohanPublisher@gmail.com
Johan Sandstrom, BComm.
'Video Communication Services' -
http://www.1270808.talkfusionservice.com
James wrote:
"Hi Johan,
Everybody makes mistakes sometimes. It's a fact of life -- a fact that can become absolutely terrifying for an affiliate marketer just starting out in the business.
Maybe you've stepped out of another career into a whole new world and you're worried that one misstep will send you plummeting right to the bottom of the pile. Maybe you're worried that this is just too good to be true and waiting for the other shoe to drop. Want to know how to stop that from happening?
I discussed the pitfalls of affiliate marketing with Jonathan Miller, CEO of OfferForge.com. The man knows what he is talking about. He started his company in his garage with no money and no employees in 2001 and look where it is now!
He shared with me how to become a high quality, top earning affiliate (and how important that is to building a lasting relationship with individual merchants.) Listen in as this expert affiliate helps you avoid those costly and time consuming mistakes
http://jamesmartell.com/tips-techniques/jonathan-miller-of-offerforge/
Also as a service to you -- one of my online viewers -- who not only took the time to watch my introductory video -- but were also kind enough to request my guided video tour -- I am offering this friendly "reminder" in case you, too, haven't had a chance to review the video or open my e-mail.
http://www.affiliatemarketersbootcamp.com/guided-tour.html
If you have already viewed my "guided video tour", -- I hope you enjoyed it and are ready for the next step ... which is to become a SUPER BootCamp member and start learning what you must do to succeed with affiliate programs on the Net.
But, -- if you haven't had the time to watch it -- or did, -- and plan to join, -- but never got around to it, -- then simply click on the link below. This will take you to my video tour.
Simply click on the link below the video to get started!
http://www.affiliatemarketersbootcamp.com/guided-tour.html
To your online success.
Regards,
James Martell
Net Guides Publishing Inc.
12747 24th Avenue
Surrey, British Columbia V4A 2E7
Canada
(604) 535-6352
I just got this very important reminder of life behind the keyboard [not the music instrument] but the one I spend considerable hours to work, learn, network.
I am compelled to share this email with you in case you ever wondered.."Hey, What are these guys really doing".
Greetings from JohanPublisher@gmail.com
Johan Sandstrom, BComm.
'Video Communication Services' -
http://www.1270808.talkfusionservice.com
James wrote:
"Hi Johan,
Everybody makes mistakes sometimes. It's a fact of life -- a fact that can become absolutely terrifying for an affiliate marketer just starting out in the business.
Maybe you've stepped out of another career into a whole new world and you're worried that one misstep will send you plummeting right to the bottom of the pile. Maybe you're worried that this is just too good to be true and waiting for the other shoe to drop. Want to know how to stop that from happening?
I discussed the pitfalls of affiliate marketing with Jonathan Miller, CEO of OfferForge.com. The man knows what he is talking about. He started his company in his garage with no money and no employees in 2001 and look where it is now!
He shared with me how to become a high quality, top earning affiliate (and how important that is to building a lasting relationship with individual merchants.) Listen in as this expert affiliate helps you avoid those costly and time consuming mistakes
http://jamesmartell.com/tips-techniques/jonathan-miller-of-offerforge/
Also as a service to you -- one of my online viewers -- who not only took the time to watch my introductory video -- but were also kind enough to request my guided video tour -- I am offering this friendly "reminder" in case you, too, haven't had a chance to review the video or open my e-mail.
http://www.affiliatemarketersbootcamp.com/guided-tour.html
If you have already viewed my "guided video tour", -- I hope you enjoyed it and are ready for the next step ... which is to become a SUPER BootCamp member and start learning what you must do to succeed with affiliate programs on the Net.
But, -- if you haven't had the time to watch it -- or did, -- and plan to join, -- but never got around to it, -- then simply click on the link below. This will take you to my video tour.
Simply click on the link below the video to get started!
http://www.affiliatemarketersbootcamp.com/guided-tour.html
To your online success.
Regards,
James Martell
Net Guides Publishing Inc.
12747 24th Avenue
Surrey, British Columbia V4A 2E7
Canada
(604) 535-6352
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