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A GROUP of artists are searching for people with memories of war painter Stanley Spencer from during his spell in Port Glasgow.
RESEARCH: Alec Galloway.
A GROUP of artists are searching for people with memories of war painter Stanley Spencer from during his spell in Port Glasgow.
Absent Voices, a creative project set up primarily to celebrate Greenocks historic sugar sheds, want to speak to people who have recollections of the great artist.
Their research is part of a huge project aimed at celebrating the areas rich industrial heritage and bringing the iconic sheds back to life in the 21st century.
The group of artists involved are also hoping to track down anyone who met painter Joan Eardley.
Lead artist Alec Galloway, whose father worked in the sugar industry, said: This project is about recalling just how massive the industry was, and how important it was in the development of Greenock as a town.
If you walk around Inverclyde today, there is virtually no evidence of Greenocks past as a major player on the world sugar stage.
Many people who walk down Jamaica or Virginia Street today will be unaware of the significance of these street names.
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But they weren't tears of sadness or despair.
No, Carolyn Foreman shed those tears two days earlier, on Christmas morning, as her Kentwood duplex went up in flames. On Friday, there was only joy as she stood in happy disbelief.
Related: Duplex fire displaces two Kentwood families on Christmas morning
Firefighters arrived at her sister's home where she is staying with her three children and handed out armloads of presents provided by Toys for Tots. There was a Nerf football, a nail polish variety pack. A Twister game and a digital camera.
For this family, Christmas wasn't over yet. The sadness they felt in watching their belongings burn won't be the only memory this holiday season.
"I'm so overwhelmed," Foreman said, looking on as her three children, Charles Caldwell, 11; Richard Caldwell, 14; and Tanajah Hawkins, 16 were handed gift after gift. "You are awesome. You all are awesome."
Foreman awoke Christmas morning to fire above the ceiling of the duplex she shares with her children on Innwood Drive SE in Kentwood. She had little time to react, other than to rush them out of the home.
The family had just opened presents the night before, on Christmas Eve. The new gifts were all inside.
Firefighters went out of their way to find $300 in cash Richard Caldwell had been given, while also battling the flames. The fire moved from insulation through the empty spaces above the ceiling.
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Steve Sloane started working as a freelance writer in 2007. He has written articles for various websites, using more than a decade of DIY experience to cover mostly construction-related topics. He also writes movie reviews for Inland SoCal. Sloane holds a Bachelor of Arts in creative writing and film theory from the University of California, Riverside.
Each home has a main sewer line (pipe) that runs into either the city sewer or a septic tank. All sewer pipes from individual water fixtures (sinks, toilets, bathtubs), run and connect into this main sewer line, and are attached via connecting couplings. Sewer pipes are made of either PVC or ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) plastic, and and the joints are connected with plastic couplings and cement (glue). Water fixtures have a different diameter than sewer pipes, so it's important to contact the local city building department to determine the correct size of the pipes in your area.
Mark the main sewer line at the point where the water fixture's sewer pipe will attach to it. Make a second mark two inches along from the first mark. Cut through the main sewer line at both marks, using a hacksaw to make sure the cuts are straight. Remove any burrs with a utility knife.
Apply ABS glue to the inside lip on both ends of an ABS connecting coupling, and also glue around both cut ends of the sewer line. Push the connecting coupling between the two cut pipe ends, and make sure that the coupling's side spout faces up and in the direction of the water fixture. Hold the coupling in place for 30 seconds to let the glue set.
Apply glue to the end of a piece of ABS sewer pipe and to the inside lip of the connecting coupling's side spout. Push the pipe into the spout, and hold in place for 30 seconds. Then glue a coupling to the other end of the pipe, and install all necessary pipe and couplings until the sewer pipe reaches the water fixture. For sinks, showers and bathtubs, a P-trap needs to be glued to the end of the sewer pipe before the vertical part of the P-trap is connected to the fixture. The end of a toilet sewer pipe is glued to a 90-degree street elbow joint, which in turn is glued to a closet flange.
All horizontal sewer pipes are installed at a gradient to allow for waste to travel along the pipe. Consult your local city building department for the correct gradient in your area.
If installing PVC sewer pipe, use PVC primer to prime all joints before using PVC glue to attach the joints together.
Couplings come in 30-, 45-, 60- and 90-degree angles to help install sewer pipes at the proper angle. There are also "T"-shaped couplings that connect one pipe to another.
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*Adapted from Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) Hazardous Valuable Resources Used oil is a complex organic substance that consists of heavy metals and hydrocarbons like benzene. Antifreeze contains the toxic ingredient ethylene glycol or propylene glycol and used antifreeze may contain harmful heavy metals such as lead, cadmium, and chromium. Auto batteries contain harmful lead. All are health and environmental hazards. When dispose of properly, used motor oil, oil filters and antifreeze and automotive batteries can be recycled or "beneficially used." Oil doesn't wear out; it just gets dirty. Used oil can be cleaned, re-refined and used again and again.Used oil may be blended and recycled as a heating or industrial fuel and also may be re-refined and made into new lubricants. Likewise, up to 97% of a vehicle battery, also known as a lead acid battery is recyclable. The batterys materials can be used to make new batteries or other products. Auto batteries are crushed into nickel-sized pieces and plastic components and lead are separated. The plastic is reprocessed for manufacture into new plastic products and the purified lead is used by battery manufacturers and other industries. Even the used acid is recycled for reuse. A typical lead-acid battery contains 60 to 80 percent recycled lead and plastic. Importantly, recycling these items saves precious resources, for example recycling antifreeze reduces the consumption of nonrenewable resources like oil and natural gas used to manufacture ethylene and propylene glycol.
Next time you change your own oil, or replace your battery, help prevent pollution and conserve energy and valuable resources by dropping off the used items at a collection center to be recycled.
For more information on recycling or proper disposal of hazardous materials visit http://www.pwcgov.org/trashandrecycling or call the Solid Waste Division at 703-792-4670.
THERE'S always room for dessert. Regardless of how many slices of lechon or cups of rice had, when the moment calls for dessert, it would require a lot of willpower to resist and say no. Even more so in Country Basket, a pastry shop where sweetness isnt an experience solely for the taste buds.
Call it a room of dessert. A cozy two-storey establishment with bright interiors and playful decor, Country Basket offers a wide assortment of baked goodies like customized whole cakes, cookies, brownies, pastry bars and cupcakes. It is owned and managed by pastry chef, Ellen Lee, who has been in the practice for 10 years.
Ellen said this is her first physical shop, the newest chapter of her career. As a child she used to take short courses in Caro & Marie, and later on pursued her passion by studying baking and pastry at the Center for Culinary Arts in Manila, most notably, at a time when culinary studies was almost unheard of in Cebu. Ellen had her on-the-job training at the prestigious Mandarin Oriental Hotel.
For almost a decade, Ellen has been supplying pastries to restaurants and coffee shops around the metro. But with her own shop now, she said that she has more room to be creative and indulging in her products.
Country Baskets specialties include the kahlua-fused walnut cake, the white chocolate almond sans rival, and cupcakes, which vary from time to time because Ellen enjoys creating special flavors based on the fruits in season. Also available are cookies, meringue, and bread sticks in packs that are perfect for handy snacks or as gifts.
Country Basket also offers pastas and sandwiches to munch on. The must-tries are the mouthwatering Spanish sardine pasta, and the pesto and chicken sandwicha richly-filled snack that pesto lovers will surely enjoy.
Lastly, on the beverage side, Country Basket has house-brewed cold teas and freshly made fruit juices like strawberry and grapea perfect match to its selection of treats, and a colorful addition to the equally delectable and good-enough-to-eat eye candy interiors of the shop.
Country Basket is in Prestigo Arcade along Gorordo Ave., Lahug, Cebu City. It is open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on weekdays and from 10 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. on weekends.
Published in the Sun.Star Cebu newspaper on December 28, 2013.
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