Capture: Two Tales of a City
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Hebe, in reply to
a web of art and art-filled lives holding the city together.
Fine way of putting it Rob: that s the sense I get from the show. Opening tonight at 5.30 to 8.30pm at the Linwood Community Arts Centre on Stanmore Road, if you can make it at such short notice.
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A link from John Kelcher to save Shands Emporium . https://soundcloud.com/john-kelcher/shands-emporium
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Excerpt from the speech by Dr David Small of Canterbury University. Sat 27 July 2013
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10152007989047345&set=vb.548682344&type=2&theater
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Aaron, your Freudian slip is showing
I see Councillor Kleown, while having an actual checklist on his poster (albeit with some spurious claims), omits to spell check his own expensive coreflute campaign signs.
I'd have thought he'd have learned after his illiterate ACT campaign billboards some years back...
Who would risk electing someone who doesn't check the detail, especially on the more costly jobs...
and don't even start me on their pie-in-the-sky slogan!Unless of course he meant impute, for some reason?
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Gudrun Gisela, in reply to
Good point Ian. Mind you both are pretty much just in office for the sake of it. Looking forward when people with good intentions and ability start running the show. There are a few already in place but have not had a chance as the were working with bullies calling the shots. Upwards and onwards.
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Joe Wylie, in reply to
I’d have thought he’d have learned after his illiterate ACT campaign billboards some years back…
Says what he likes cos he's just a Keown?
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Hebe, in reply to
Dearie me. I feel his pain.
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This book looks about right for Councillor Keown. Fortunately it's about as real as his chances of a second term, though in a town that on a bad day can seem like a badly sheltered workshop you never know.
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Gudrun Gisela, in reply to
Typo just crept in. Mind you I am not running for office. Just as well.
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
all sewn up?
Says what he likes cos he’s just a Keown?
yeah, whatever happened to the Values Party?
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Ross Mason, in reply to
yeah, whatever happened to the Values Party?
Wha??? I'm still here. :-)
Heh. The only party I ever joined!! Once. Oh to be young and enthusiastic again.....
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Gudrun Gisela, in reply to
Inflation got the better of it.
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Who let the dogs out?
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The cardboard cathedral is open for hire. Who wants to be first?
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Lilith __, in reply to
The Values Party became part of the Alliance, as I recall.
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Just thinking, in reply to
I can't for the life of me bring www.city1st.co.nz up to check out what they're standing for, or is that the point?
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Hebe, in reply to
Same. I think the website will be a mirror: they will stand for whatever you want them to stand for. They have both been told what to think for the last few years and I don't believe either know what they stand for.
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
I can’t for the life of me bring www.city1st.co.nz up...
me neither, does the facebook page exist?
He could be breaking Electoral rules by having incorrect information on his advertising... -
Joe Wylie, in reply to
does the facebook page exist?
There's this.
Button's own page is pretty much a token effort that hasn't been updated in 3 years.
As for the other one, I blocked him some time ago after receiving a FB friend request.
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A big night in this city. Go the Chiefs!!!
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Just thinking, in reply to
Anyone know of Daniel Wright? He seems to aim to do some good work after his own personal crisis (whatever that was).
Seems to have all the trappings of an evangelical, but no mention of God or requests for cash. There was the campaign for the council to focus on core services, after the Ellerslie Flower show that has a lot of support, but then again there are the CCC Geese laying golden eggs too. -
Hebe, in reply to
No. Is he standing this year? No clear statement of intent; which is sometimes due to inability to put it into words, though with the professionalism of the circletrust.co.nz website I would have thought he could hire some help if he wanted to be clear. I put him in the “need more info” file.
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The Cardboard Cathedral is now open to the public.
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Corner of Madras and Hereford Street.
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