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hollyoaksloversx · 6 years

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Let’s Go Round Again...

Rounding up a week in Hollyoaks (5th-9th November 2018)

It’s funny how opinions can change so quickly. When the ‘Women Against Glenn’, or the ‘WAGS’ as they’ve come to be known, first teamed up, I really enjoyed their scenes. I was fed up of Glenn and his gang, but I loved watching all of the women who he’d wronged team up to take revenge on him. After many failed attempts, they were finally successful but still the story goes on, only now they’ve replaced Glenn with Liam, who is an even worse character than his Father (how is that even possible?!) This week saw Maxine sent into a panic as Liam continued to demand information on Kim’s whereabouts and when Maxine refused to comply, he threatened Minnie. However, Maxine soon realised that there was a way to save her own skin; give Liam the names of the other WAGS and leave herself out of it. After all, as she would later confess to the rest of the group, she hadn’t actually used her vial of poison, and therefore, was not responsible at all...

Needing a way to keep Maxine quiet, Grace arranged a video call with Kim and recorded her naming Maxine as an accomplice. It seemed to do the trick and Maxine agreed to keep quiet. Although Liam was infuriated that Maxine was refusing to play ball, one of his contacts came good, and informed him that the forensics in his Dad’s murder had been wrong, and the finger prints on the vial did not belong to Kim. Still believing the WAGS to be responsible, Liam turned his attentions to Courtney and used baby Iona to get information from her. In a bizarre turn of events, social services handed over care of Iona to Liam, and Liam told Courtney that he would sign the baby over to her if she told him who had murdered his Father. Courtney gave the situation serious consideration and eventually gave Liam Simone’s name, reasoning that she was the only one of the group that did not have a young child. Knowing the danger she’d put Simone in, Courtney went straight to Roxy...

At The Dog, Simone was taking part in a press conference, hoping to save her political career following a sex tape of her and Glenn being leaked to the press, completely oblivious to the danger she was in. As the conference wrapped up, Liam approached Simone and dragged her to the car park before bundling her into his car. Just then, Roxy and Courtney arrived on the scene and Liam was arrested for kidnap. Not only that, but Roxy planted a vial in the boot of Liam’s car, and he was soon in the firing line for Glenn’s murder. However, the following day, Roxy visited the WAGS and informed them that they sadly did not have enough evidence to charge Liam with Glenn’s murder and he would likely be released that night. It was Zack who would come up with a solution when he offered to act as a witness and lie to the police about seeing Liam poison Glenn. Simone was completely against the idea but when Roxy pointed out that it was their best hope, she reluctantly agreed. It seemed to work, and Liam was charged with murder...

Meanwhile, Darren found himself in a right old mess when he shared a kiss with Nancy and then returned home to the news that Mandy was pregnant! As Darren began to process this bombshell, Nancy insisted that he had to be honest with Mandy about their kiss, and told him that if he didn’t tell her, she would. However, Darren soon found a way to discredit Nancy when he discovered that she’d faked last week’s MS attack and so Mandy refused to believe Nancy’s claims when she stuck to her word and told her about the kiss. A bitter argument broke out between the trio, resulting in Darren accidentally pushing Nancy to the ground. Although Darren was immediately apologetic, Nancy reacted by taking out an injunction against him, banning him from coming anywhere near her and the boys.

Desperate to spend some time with the kids, Darren took them out of school without Nancy’s knowledge. Whilst Oscar was pleased to see Darren, the same couldn’t be said for Charlie, who was furious with him for pushing Nancy. Charlie got particularly angry when Darren pointed out that Nancy wasn’t entirely blameless, and told Darren that his cheating was the cause of the whole mess in the first place. When Nancy arrived to collect the kids, another argument broke out between the pair and Darren announced that he planned to fight Nancy for custody! Good luck with that one, Darren!

Elsewhere, Sinead was well and truly settling back into life in Hollyoaks but Tony was growing tired of her using all the hot water, making comments about his pores and having to wade through her underwear to get to the kitchen. With Dee Dee about to be discharged from hospital, Tony told Diane that something would have to change. As Diane gently asked Sinead how long she was planning on staying, Ste was pushing her for information on Hannah’s whereabouts and Sinead realised she couldn’t carry on lying. Announcing that Hannah would be coming home that day, Sinead snuck off before anyone could offer to come with her and badgered Sami into giving her a lift. Poor Sami had no idea what he was getting himself into and he became even more worried when it became clear that Sinead had snatched her daughter. Back in the village, Ste was delighted to see Hannah again but Sinead’s life away from Hollyoaks soon caught up with her, when her husband, Laurie, arrived and demanded to know why she had taken Hannah. However, it seems that Sinead’s not the only one who’s been keeping secrets, as Sinead confronted Laurie over an affair he’d supposedly had and Laurie was later seen asking Sami for legal advice over an accusation made against him...

In other news this week, Louis’ two worlds almost collided when Martine sent him flowers addressed to her ‘yogi bear’. Leela found the flowers on the doorstep and assumed they were condolences for Tegan, whilst Louis was able to rip up the card before it was seen. Harley’s poor attendance caught up with her when Sally informed her that she was failing the year and finally, Peri was delighted when Tom allowed her to spend some time with Steph.

Star of the Week:

I loved seeing Charlie call Darren out on his wrongdoings this week. He’s absolutely right. Nancy may not have behaved perfectly these last few weeks, but it’s Darren’s cheating that created the mess in the first place. Charlie Behan, who plays Charlie, is a great little actor and I hope Hollyoaks give him more to do in the future.

5 Things We Learned This Week:

1. Social services will hand over a child to anyone these days. Iona is nearly a year old and Liam has had no involvement in her life so far. The charges against Courtney have now been dropped, so why have social services decided that the best place for Iona is with Liam? Is he even on her birth certificate?

2. Sinead wants to become a nurse. Even though it’s child nursing she wants to specialise in, it will surely only be a matter of time before she’s treating everyone, young and old.

3. Where does a recovering alcoholic hold a press conference? In a pub, of course! I do like a bit of alcohol related irony. Like former Hollyoaks resident Mel Burton finally getting her alcoholism under control only to die in the pub during a fire.

4. Hollyoaks like to get their money’s worth out a script. You can just imagine the conversations at Lime Pictures as this weeks scripts were written; “Just replace Glenn with Liam and hope that the audience don’t notice they saw these scenes just a month ago”.

5. Tom’s got a very short memory. “Peri’s allowed to be a teenager but I’m not allowed”, he told Breda as he pointed out that he was the one who had been there for Steph for the last three years. So it wasn’t you, Tom, who flew off to Ibiza for a holiday without your baby? It wasn’t you who swanned off to London for the whole Summer a couple of years back? It isn’t you who only just seems to have remembered his daughter’s existence?

Characters Featured:

Anthony, Breda, Charlie, Cleo, Courtney, Dee Dee, Diane, DS Roxy Cassidy, Farrah, Goldie, Grace, Hannah, Harley, Iona, Jesse, Kim, Laurie, Leela, Liam, Louis, Mandy, Martine, Maxine, Mercedes, Nancy, Oscar, Peri, Rose, Russ, Sally, Sami, Simone, Sinead, Ste, Steph, Tom, Tony, Yasmine and Zack.

Past Characters Mentioned:

Mike Barnes, Adam Donovan, Glenn Donovan, Eva Falco, Mitzeee Minniver, Tegan Lomax, Katy O’Connor.

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if-you-fan-a-fire · 3 years

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“Youths Freed; Ban Liquor,” Border Cities Star. October 23, 1931. Page 14. ---- ON THEFT CHARGES --- Stern Warning Issued By Magistrate --- Four youths who pleaded guilty to theft charges in East Windsor Police Court today were granted their freedom by Magistrate Smith under suspended sentence for two years on condition they drink no intoxicating liquor and maintain good behavior.

Two of the quartet, Ernest LeFaive, 18, and Cecil Renaud, 17, both of Belle River, were charged by Police Chief Adam Martindale with breaking into the Belle River Drug Company and stealing $9 in cash and a quantity of cigars and cigarettes.

The other pair, Peter Suderman, 1844 Central avenue, East Windsor, and Bernard Behan, 182 Drouillard Road, East Windsor, were charged with the theft of a garbage can belonging to Emile Desaulniers, 103 Cadillac street, East Windsor.

Magistrate Smith pointed out to the Belle River youths, both of whom claimed they had never been in trouble before that they were charged with an offence for which they could be sent to the penitentiary for a long number of years. LeFaive’s father was in court and testified that his son was ‘a good boy and didn’t drink very much.’ As far as he knew, he said, Renaud was also ‘a good boy.’

In suspending sentence in all four cases, Magistrate Smith was very insistent that the liquor ban must be obeyed. Any violation of the probation regulations, he said, would mean that the offender would be haled into court for sentence on the charge facing him.

A breaking and entering charge against Clarence Menard, 23, of 1636 Highland avenue, was remanded until next Thursday in Sandwich Police Court. Menard was charged by Chief Maaisonville with breaking into the hardware store of William Polson of Belle River and stealing a radio and two shotguns, Menard pleaded not guilty.

#belle river #essex county #police court #suspended sentence #public intoxication #drunk and disorderly #break and enter #stolen cigarettes #stolen garbage can #hooliganism #youth in the toils #teenage boys #youth delinquency #young delinquents #probation #hardware store #great depression in canada #crime and punishment in canada #history of crime and punishment in canada

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dudja · 5 years

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Hey David Behan 🏳️‍🌈(@DavidBehan10), thank you for following me

— Adam (@420SmokeyMcPot) December 18, 2018

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gungemastersblog · 4 months

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Looks like like poll is tied so I have decided what happens next

Jacob didnt want to piss garnacho off so he did what he was told he went down by his feet he pulled a face as he could smell the feet now they were putrid it was like some one had taken a shit on his feet

Garnacho laughed and said stop moaning and get rubbing he wiggled his toes at him

Jacob started rubbing them he moaned your feet smell like diarrhea the feeling of them was gross they so sweat he was made to rub them for ages then give then a sloppy kiss and lick and sucked his toes he was almost sick garancho had his eyes shut and was loving his feet being rubbed

Adam b had managed to put his pants back to normal garnacho ordered him to pie hrvy so he did hrvy just cried bk at this stage

Then he was told to make him a sandwich with the new guy as Jacob rubs his feet

Then the next guy arrives it was .....

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berlinner · 2 years

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IF I WAS LOU REED.mov from Rick Berlin on Vimeo.

IF I WAS LOU REED A friend asked ‘how do you write songs?’ ‘Someone says something’ I answered. Too facile a response, but in so many cases, true. Adam Wells doesn’t even remember saying - ‘if I was Lou Reed I’d know what to do with this’ - but it stuck with me. At the time he was the main man bartender at The Brendan Behan Pub - his ‘living room’ and a talking home to many memorable conversations. Adam with his great compadre, Odir Guiterrez, did partial re-enactment of that long ago conversation.

Full record here: rickberlin.bandcamp.com/album/the-cha-cha-club

Recorded & Mixed @ Moose Lodge Studio by Jane Mangini

Mastered @ Zippah Recording Studios by Brian Charles

Arrangement & all instruments by Jane Mangini

Drone: Brant Douglas

Stills: Adam Wells, Odir Gutierrez

Song/vox/edit by Rick Berlin ASCAP

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monroesinflux · 7 years

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From Kilkenny: Of Farmers and Pubs

After our time kicking around Blarney castle, it was time to see how another 1% lives – this 1% being the organic Irish farmer. Spoiler alert, the life is pretty damn good.

This was one of those happy travel accidents. A day earlier, our Airbnb host in Kilkenny called us to say that she was having plumbing issues and wouldn’t be able to host us. Rather than turning us out in the cold, she assured us that she had spoken with a friend’s bed-and-breakfast nearby: they would host us, and she would pay the difference our stay would cost.

Once again, Irish hospitality saves the day.

Our replacement bed and breakfast was located at Highbank Orchards, a family-run organic farm just outside of Kilkenny. Arriving in the waning evening, we quickly checked in and headed into town for dinner.

Finally, nearly a week into our trip, I got to hear some live Trad music (what the Irish call their traditional folk genre)! The food was passable, but the atmosphere at Kyteler’s was a delight – the walls and ceilings cluttered with memorabilia and musical instruments, the patrons lively, and the band rollicking. And of course, the Monroes were finally NOT in the car, and decidedly happy about it.

After dinner we strolled through town looking for the famous bar, Hole in the Wall.

(Check out that ticket above for Irvine Towers. Small world, weird world.)

We had quite a night at this place. While we may not have gotten drunk for a penny, we did enjoy a few excellent pints, and conversation at the tiny bar. Around 10pm, the owner came in with great pomp. Over the next few hours, he engaged the entire bar in conversation: about politics, history, science, engineering, and music. For each country of origin (but especially France), he had songs to share.

Full of stories and brews, and satisfied with having shut down at least one Irish pub (though it was the tiniest one we visited our whole trip) we headed back to Highbank for the night.

The next morning dawned bright and early at Highbank. Check out our plush digs!

A breakfast of bread, jams, and Highbank apples was waiting for us:

And also waiting for us was a tour of the farm with Rod Calder-Potts, the owner and farmer. Each morning, Rod walks his dog through the groves, and inspects the trees. Guests at the Highbank B&B are welcome to come along with him for a conversational leg stretching.

Among the topics of conversation were the family and farm’s intertwined stories, the history of Kilkenny writ large, and his philosophies on farming. The latter really stuck with me: Rod was adamant that the farmer is the least important factor in raising crops. He deeply believes that the farmer must stimulate nature to take its own natural course, with subtle guidance, thoughtful innovation, and communal support.

It was a lovely mix of rootedness in old practice and forward thinking sustainability – a combination I hadn’t expected to find in the heart of Ireland. But really, is there any other place it so rightly belongs?

Highbank also does a thriving trade of post-farming business: a portion of the apples are set aside for fermenting and distilling into spirits of all varieties. Keep an eye out for the Highbank Drivers Cider in future posts: this organic cider will make two appearances!

Highbank made Kilkenny a truly remarkable diversion in our trip, a delightful change of subject and pace. I can only wish we’d had more time to whittle away there – and who would’ve thought I would ever be grateful for plumbing emergencies?

More to come:

I: Beginnings, Beers, Behan » II: Manifest Destiny of Dublin to Galway » III: Abbeys, Saints, and Seafaring Horses » IV: Cliffs, Killarney, and the Western Coast » V: Beara, Blarney, and the Southern Counties » VI: Organic Life in Kilkenny » VII: The Un-Ireland of Wicklow and Glendalough » VIII: Giants along the Northern Coast » IX: Whisky and the Sea – Crossing to Scotland » X: Chasing History in Edinburgh » XI: Mediterranean Fjords in Montenegro » XIII: The Savors of Herzegovina » XIV: Mythos in Dubrovnik »

#Flux Trips: Chasing Celtic and Adriatic #Kilkenny #Highbank Orchards #organic farming #Ireland #travels

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brigdh · 7 years

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Reading Wednesday

The Last Woman Standing by Thelma Adams. A novel about Josephine Marcus, a Jewish girl from San Francisco who ends up becoming Wyatt Earp's common-law wife and spending most of her life with him. This is a pretty intriguing bit of historical detail to base a novel on; unfortunately it didn't quite work for me. I can't say it's bad exactly. It's just not what I wanted. The first and most important flaw is that the book is told in first person and Adams gives Josephine a very strong, specific voice. A bold choice! But a risky one, and one that I never adjusted to. I just never felt that it was a real person speaking instead of some shallow stereotype of 'feisty Wild West lady'. Here's an example from the opening pages: Let’s face it: aging is a bitch for everybody. It’s a dumb joke that’s replayed every day when you awaken from dreams where you’re running around in your prime, chasing after men long dead with an ache in your pants, only to find yourself as you really are: creaky and misshapen, breasts touching belly, and alone in the spare bedroom under the roof of distant relations. But for a beautiful woman like I was—and don’t just take my word for it; even our enemies said I was the most beautiful woman to ever step off a stage in Tombstone—it’s even harder. Sometime in your teens men just start turning toward you, waking up to you (and women begin to prickle, although you hardly take the time to understand why)—the rabbi, his son, the wealthier widowers eyed hungrily by the mothers of the congregation for their daughters. You discover your power in the world and you itch to exercise it, to leave your mother’s shadow and find your rightful glorious place in the new world beyond the shtetl by the sea, San Francisco, where the German Jews lorded over us Prussian immigrants. And all that time when you should have been gaining character—reading books, learning languages, growing wiser, and mastering hardships—you’ve been busy tossing your curls from one shoulder to the next and rushing headlong into a future that you assume will catch you. I wasn’t dumb. I was just distracted by the sway of my own breasts. Beauty brings trust in the universe, and then, in that cruel joke, over time it rescinds your power. Your brow furrows, your vanity chisels your features, and the frontier wind batters your skin. That demon strand of gray weaves itself into the brown. Your chest grows and grows in a race with your thighs. One day you’re walking alone down a street and no heads turn, no eyes seek you out, and you’re not a pillar of society or a great thinker or the mother of a brood of scholars, but a little woman in shabby shoes long out of fashion, writing letters to the editors and trying to exert some control over a life that’s disappeared. See what I mean? It's not bad, and I'm sure it's exactly to many people's taste. Just not mine. (Also, it might be unfair, but I have to quote this line, which made me howl with presumably unintentional laughter: His feelings were as real and solid as his biceps.) Overall, the book is bit more romance novel than historical fiction in its tone and focus, though it's always a blurry line between those genres. There's a surprising amount of page time given over to Josephine's first man, Sheriff Johnny Behan, who ends up coming off as a more of a major character than Wyatt Earp, and definitely more specific and well-rounded. Earp is always a bit of a romanticized cipher. Last Woman Standing unsurprisingly puts its climax on the gunfight at the OK Corral, though it left me with more questions than answers. Why are these people even fighting? Why has a single fight involving less than ten people come to be the most famous of the whole 'Wild West', a period of time that surely included more interesting events? Why was Tombstone itself such a big deal anyway, given the number of boomtowns in the late 1800s? (Wikipedia proved more revealing on these topics than the novel: never a good sign.) In the end, I wouldn't call Last Woman Standing a waste of my time, but I wouldn't recommend it either. I read this as an ARC via NetGalley.

#books #book reviews #thelma adams #netgalley

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youthincare · 7 years

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Children's Aid Society of Algoma

Baraniuk, Jim Executive Director $160,122.00 $2,428.00 Perry-Colizza, Trina Director of Resources $110,938.00 $1,394.00 Rossi, John Senior Legal Counsel $102,354.00 $995.00 Willoughby, Tracy Director of Service $110,988.00 $995.00

Children's Aid Society of Brant

Banning, Patrick Director of Administration $108,302.81 $42.51 Barr, Margaret Director of Services $113,764.24 $170.04 Hill, Karen Director of Services $106,054.69 $0.00 Koster, Andrew Executive Director $134,000.10 $6,500.00 Mazurkiewicz, Anna Director of Services$110,574.88 $1,908.34 Neill, Stacy Manager of Legal Counsel $103,273.82 $170.04 Scatcherd, Jacquie Director of Services $105,859.49 $170.04 Bester, Anne Director of Services $108,352.03 $450.06 Jolliffe, Shaun Director of Services $118,361.88 $512.46 Stevenson, Bonnie Director of Finance and Administration $107,837.03 $450.06

Chatham-Kent Children's Services

Anderson, Jo Dee Director of Service, Mental Health $109,149.56 $258.96 Eldon, Lori Director of Service, Protection $112,590.76 $258.96 Hodgson-Harris, Loree Manager, Legal Services $106,377.18 $252.98 MacDonald, John Director of Service, Corporate $109,149.56 $258.96 Stephens, Michae lChief Executive Office $157,551.43 $349.18 Wightman, Bonnie Senior Director of Service $126,886.93 $288.60

Dilico Anishinabek Family Care

Verrill, Susan Director of Child Welfare $105,523.76 $681.06 Dufferin Child & Family Services Elliott, Pat Manager Adoption & Resources $102,535.92 $388.80 Evans, Kimberly Director of Service Child Protection $128,372.97 $388.80 Keachie, Patricia Executive Director $122,487.92 $388.80 Mink, Danielle Manager Central Intake $104,430.83 $356.40 O'Grady, Kathleen Agency Lawyer $102,995.72 $388.80

Children's Aid Society of Durham

Adam, Dorel Programmer $103,795.41 $223.68 Bain, Brad Service Director $114,122.54 $351.72 Day, Zahava Legal Counsel $102,337.56 $316.20 Dickie, William Manager, Information and Technology $102,337.56 $316.20 Gracey, Barbara Service Director $113,822.54 $351.72 Lobo, Liza Legal Counsel $102,337.56 $316.20 MacPhee, Christine Service Director $114,122.54 $351.72 Manji, Farrah Legal Counsel $102,337.56 $316.20 McGregor, Allison Legal Counsel $102,337.56 $316.20 Nabigon, Clem Legal Counsel $102,337.56 $316.20 Prousky, Brian Director of Services $133,407.82 $411.84 Pryce, Lana Legal Counsel $102,337.56 $316.20 Reber, Maggie Quality Assurance + Outcome Measurement Manager $102,337.56 $316.20 Secord, Wanda Executive Director $163,569.24 $5,224.20 Serra, Frank Service Supervisor $101,353.48 $291.60 Shecter, Marna Director, Human Resources $113,822.54 $351.72 Smith, Martin Director, Finance and Administration $113,822.54 $351.72 Viera, ShaneManager, Communications and Community Relations $102,337.56 $316.20 Walcott-Parris, DawnService Director $113,719.49 $351.72

Children's Aid Society of Guelph Wellington

Markle, SheilaService Director$108,620.64$700.80 Moore, DanielExecutive Director$159,448.96$4,834.56 Rebeiro, OliviaSenior Legal Counsel$106,896.08$690.32 Simpson, Anne-MarieManager-Human Resources$108,620.64$700.80 Smith, CatherineDirector-Client Services$130,734.72$792.00 Stoddart, MurrayManager-Finance & Administration$108,620.64$700.80 Tremeer, ChristopherDirector-Corporate Services$125,707.44$792.00

Children's Aid Society of Haldimand & Norfolk

Herter, WayneDirector of Legal$114,281.50$399.54 O'Neill-Chevrier, ShannonDirector of Service$113,338.56$395.13 Robinson, JaniceExecutive Director$142,860.73$6,453.13 Smith, ReneeDirector of Human Resources$101,845.78$359.06 Smout, ChristopherManager - Information Technology$103,559.16$360.18 Vanbesien, AngieDirector of Finance$114,161.50$399.54 Wright, KellyDirector of Service$108,529.35$372.96

Children's Aid Society of Halton

Binnington, JenniferDirector of Community Protection$113,823.16$749.16 Bryce, DonaldDirector of Quality Assurance and Statistics$101,566.40$749.16 Evans, DerekDirector of Finance$106,596.89$749.16 MacGillivray, NancyExecutive Director$134,347.20$9,149.16 Pallett, MeganSenior Legal Council$103,597.00$749.16 Penton, JenniferDirector of Children and Youth Services$106,644.20$749.16

Children's Aid Society of Hamilton

Behan, AllanDirector, Finance and Administration$135,436.08$526.76 Dungey, SandraDirector, Intake Services$119,577.90$464.62 Hann, CindySupervisor, Family Services / After Hours$103,083.18$346.06 Hauth, IngridDirector, Family Services$119,577.90$464.62 Martindale, JohnManager, Information Systems$110,600.88$429.52 Meyer, MaryDirector, Children's Services$119,577.90$464.62 Peirce, VickiSupervisor, Family Services and Emergency$108,930.41$346.06 Verticchio, DominicExecutive Director$175,760.00$9,380.42 Walters, JacalynManager, Legal Services$110,600.88$429.52 Wood, JamesSenior Council$105,070.94$408.20

Catholic Children's Aid Society of Hamilton

Anis, MonaLawyer$106,368.86$1,682.41 Bury, GailDirector of Finance$106,368.86$1,722.41 Cassidy, CatherineLawyer$106,368.86$1,462.41 Dinaro, ErsiliaExecutive Director$138,133.47$8,902.37 Gizzarelli, RoccoDirector of Services$109,954.95$1,602.41 Shea, DavidDirector of Communication and Development$100,650.02$1,762.41

Children's Aid Society of Hastings

Gamble, PatriciaActing Director of Services$103,194.88$412.56 Garvin, AnnSupervisor, Child & Family Support Services$127,203.01$346.79 Kartusch, MarkDirector of Services$121,511.52$489.06 Kennedy, P. LeonardExecutive Director$156,709.28$501.12 Pearsall, SylviaSupervisor, Resources$102,958.20$346.79

Children's Aid Society of Huron-Perth

Birnstihl, JoyceDirector of Human Resources$112,910.49$533.98 Castle, PaulDirector of Corporate Services$103,734.02$513.48 Knight, ThomasExecutive Director$228,052.70$513.48 McCaulay, MaxineDirector of Services$121,106.96$513.48 Tuer, BarbaraSenior Counsel$102,203.92$526.22 Services familiaux Jeanne Sauvé Family Services Berube, LynnExecutive Director$181,882.26$772.38 Brunet, SylvieService Supervisor / Superviseure des services$113,852.59$573.00 Charlebois, CléoAssistant Director of Services$108,653.10$572.64 Desbiens, LindaSenior Shift Supervisor$126,195.29$6,781.56 Dufour, LolaDirector of Services / Directrice des services$137,327.59$653.94 Goulet, NoellaDirector of Finances / Directrice des finances$130,233.47$609.72 Rochon, NathalieService Supervisor / Superviseure des services$100,337.33$5,528.02

Children's Aid Society of Kawartha Haliburton

Boyd-Learn, DianneSupervisor$105,911.74$3,091.12 Conrad, JoanDirector of Accountability & Management$130,309.02$4,501.68 Cook, LeoFinance Manager$109,701.83$3,101.68 Fouquette, NathalieService Director$144,821.28$2,701.68 Gordon, WendySupervisor$103,006.78$3,349.04 Jacqueline, BrooksSupervisor$111,233.63$3,891.12 Lacarte, MichelleSupervisor$106,785.01$4,291.12 Lounsbury, SusanLegal Counsel$104,943.84$3,316.68 Narendra, DirenSupervisor$111,954.43$2,886.18 Nicholson, HughExecutive Director$143,146.01$7,051.68 Randell, KimberlySenior Legal Counsel$113,235.88$2,701.68 Stanley, LoriService Director$133,971.68$2,989.77 Kenora-Rainy River Districts Child & Family Services Johnson, BillDirector of Finance / Directeur des Finances$109,625.33$947.88 Leonard, WilliamExecutive Director$134,256.63$1,081.86 Neira, PatriciaDirector of Services$103,387.89$947.88 Nowak, ViktorDirector of Services$140,843.05$5,897.42

Children's Aid Society of Kingston

Doig, StephenProject Manager Transition and Amalgamation$135,024.70$261.03 Gentile, SoniaDirector of Services/Directeur$111,687.41$240.72 McConkey, TrisaDirector of Finance$104,232.92$229.20 Muldoon, RaymondExecutive Director/Directeur General$163,762.62$370.68 Van Wijk, LilianDirector of Services/Directeur$103,950.27$237.82

Kunuwanimano Child & Family Services

Crawford, SharonDirector of Services$102,577.36$343.70 Family & Children's Services of Lanark, Leeds & Grenville Dunham, SheenaManager of Family Services$101,012.09$573.56 Eastwood, JenniferDirector of Human Resources$119,666.71$410.54 Edmundson, NicolaSenior Legal Counsel$103,298.90$573.56 Geoffrion, SuzanneExecutive Director$133,304.42$573.56 Hogan, AllanExecutive Director$149,076.96$454.22 Morrow, KimberleyDirector of Services$119,390.59$666.95 Pagnello, RocciDirector of Services$108,068.11$485.32 Von Cramon, KarynnManager of Legal Services$110,335.93$394.24 Lennox & Addington Family & Children's Services Kassam, MehroonDirector of Service$114,941.20$415.08 Moon, GregoryExecutive Director$159,359.80$5,178.88 Oliver, PatriciaDirector of Corporate Services$100,097.46$367.32

Children's Aid Society of London & Middlesex

Bell, ReginaAssociate Director of Service$130,348.28$345.92 Cormier, MichaelCounsel, Legal Services /avocat$105,091.17$281.35 De Luca, JonathonSupervisor /superviseur$104,826.86$256.39 Drouillard, DerrickProgram Manager$120,355.98$322.36 Fitzgerald, JaneExecutive Director$186,184.44$553.28 Foran, LaverneProject Manager, Balanced Score Card$106,891.96$277.24 Graham, KevinSupervisor /superviseur$105,965.52$256.39 Hammond, RandolphCounsel, Legal Services /avocat$105,091.17$281.35 Harper, CraigSupervisor /superviseur$100,935.83$255.16 Karry, ElizabethProgram Manager$120,355.98$322.36 Lewis, MargaretProgram Manager$131,808.65$322.36 Marshall, DeniseCounsel, Legal Services /avocat$105,091.17$281.35 Marshall, LarryAssociate Executive Director$161,275.51$432.20 McHardy, MarshaSupervisor /superviseur$106,012.75$256.39 Nicholls, LindaDirector of Human Resources$152,978.60$408.32 Olszowy, MaureenProgram Manager$128,376.03$322.36 Robinson, LynnProgram Manager$127,131.63$322.36 Scrutton-Fulford, JillDirector of Legal Services$120,667.43$293.99 Simpkin, TerryDirector of Corporate Services$152,376.44$407.64 Wilson, TerryProgram Manager$120,355.98$322.36 Family, Youth & Child Services of Muskoka Rutledge, MartyExecutive Director$121,171.49$362.87

Children's Aid Society of the Niagara Region

Bozza, AnnaDirector of Child Welfare Services$114,384.22$490.08 Clapham, IoneService Director - Ongoing$104,282.38$450.32 Filbert, LyndaDirector of Professional Standards$123,043.07$524.16 Filipchuk, BonnieService Director - Community and Clinical$104,320.42$450.32 Henry, LindaSenior Counsel and Supervisor of Legal$106,299.42$406.38 Maves, LeahDirector of Corporate Services$124,150.41$524.16 May, SusanService Director - Ongoing$104,282.36$450.32 Minard, BrianDirector of Human Resources$123,043.02$524.16 Seymour-Lichty, MarionService Director - Investigation and Assessment$106,082.40$450.32 Sider, DavidAssociate Senior Counsel$102,733.93$733.00 Steven, ChristopherExecutive Director$164,324.90$683.54

Children's Aid Society of Nipissing & Parry Sound

Deluca, Anna-LisaDirector of Services$124,787.18$1,452.60 Hebert, GiseleExecutive Director$134,662.05$1,452.60 Lafrance-Rich, NancyManager of Services$102,483.38$1,452.60 McCauley, ValerieManager of Human Resources and Training$107,738.98$1,452.60 Reevie, NealManager of Finance and Administration$110,081.05$1,452.60 Rochefort-Mathieu, JohannManager of Services$112,004.76$1,452.60

Children's Aid Society of Northumberland

Aird, RhiannonSupervisor$101,345.03$287.45 Baranyai, SusanSupervisor$102,422.15$346.22 Callahan, TamiDirector of Services$125,880.47$409.99 Cutler, RosaleenExecutive Director$145,876.90$870.96 Rothrock-Wilson, LoisSupervisor$101,991.32$346.22 Rous, ChristopherSolicitor$104,894.14$304.82 Ruffolo, MarioBusiness Manager$103,882.74$363.98 Ontario Association of Children's Aid Societies Ballantyne, MaryExecutive Director$190,001.01$1,780.32 Gallagher, BernadetteDirector, Education Services$138,473.50$1,299.88 Rowden-Wright, VirginiaDirector, Social Policy$138,776.04$1,269.68 Woodman, StevenDirector, Corporate Services$138,776.05$1,302.48

Children's Aid Society of Ottawa

Carter, JaynaManager Services$106,143.67$356.10 Delint, ReneManager Information Systems$102,349.96$877.20 Engelking, TracySenior Counsel$121,731.92$644.78 Flynn, ValerieManager Human Resources$101,962.60$722.25 Godman, RobertSupervisor Child and Youth In Care$105,770.98$325.20 Harris, CatherineManager Finance / Chef de service Finance$102,349.96$877.20 Hoffman, DebbieManager Services$102,156.28$683.52 MacKinnon, BarbaraExecutive Director$187,879.66$877.20 McCalla, JaneLegal Counsel$104,262.40$363.84 Raymond, KellyManager Services$102,349.96$877.20 Rosefield, DeborahLegal Counsel$106,101.23$363.84 Rouillard, LouiseCoordinator Psychological Services$101,962.60$489.84 Roy, ThelmaSupervisor Child Protection Services$109,768.79$325.20 Savoia, CarmelaManager Services$102,117.54$644.78 Steward, PatDirector Human Resources$121,576.98$489.84 Trottier, YvanSupervisor Child and Youth In Care$102,833.81$417.45 Vanburen, JaneManager Services$102,078.81$606.05 Viger, PierreDirector Professional Standards$121,770.66$683.52 Walsh, WilliamDirector Finance and Administration$136,298.18$877.20

Jewish Family Services of Ottawa

Zarecki, MarkExecutive Director$129,210.64$2,515.86

Children's Aid Society of Owen Sound & Grey County

Ferris, KellyDirector, Human Resources & Quality Assurance$109,727.41$673.92 Grant, LornaDirector, Consolidation$109,727.41$673.92 Lipsett, JulieDirector Of Service$108,529.26$667.00 Lovell, PhyllisExecutive Director$139,920.10$17,373.92

Children's Aid Society of Oxford County

Burbank, Bruce M.Executive Director$132,955.54$596.82 Costea, Mary A.Senior Counsel$100,448.60$517.08 Neill, RobertDirector of Service$114,308.62$556.38 Payukotayno: James & Hudson Bay Family Service Beck, ErnestExecutive Director$248,449.01$8,000.00 Harrison, KarenServices Supervisor-Children's Mental Health$120,556.04$4,500.00 Kapashesit, MarilynDirector of Services/Non-Mandated$109,518.06$6,000.00 McLeod, DianeQuality Assurance Coordinator$100,589.64$4,500.00 Morrison, BerniceHuman Resources Manager$102,808.85$6,000.00 Murphy, PaulineServices Supervisor-Child Protection$115,224.94$4,500.00 Okimaw, SandraServices Supervisor-Child Protection$117,630.44$4,500.00 Reuben, CharleneExecutive Director$127,094.77$5,500.00 Spoon, JessieDirector of Services/Non-Mandated$142,901.39$3,000.00

Children's Aid Society of Peel

Bains, RavDirector of Service$152,886.09$270.85 Baistrocchi, LucieDirector of Communications$119,801.50$424.84 Chiodo, SandraDirector of Human Resources$122,714.97$217.42 Lowrey, VickySenior Service Manager$119,801.50$636.22 McDonald, RobinManager of Legal Services$119,801.50$636.22 Moody, BrendaManager Quality & Assurance$104,003.84$552.43 Moore, ToddCounsel$101,111.66$358.02 Ojo, KikeDiversity Manager$108,343.02$383.40 Shaw, LauraCounsel$101,111.66$358.02 Vandana Khemani, SoniaCounsel$101,111.66$358.02 Wentlandt, BrigetteSenior Service Manager$130,876.38$141.12 Wynter, SylviaSenior Service Manager$134,521.24$48.94 Yu, Tat KiSenior Service Manager$106,937.72$530.86 Zarnke, PaulExecutive Director$183,963.60$7,845.81

Children's Aid Society of the County of Renfrew

Dickinson, RichardLegal Counsel$105,959.84$2,458.92 Kennedy, BruceDirector of Finance and Information Technology$106,688.65$2,513.61 Lavery, LynnDirector of Child Protection$107,972.97$2,487.56 List, JeffDirector of Resource Services$105,965.44$2,458.92 O'Brien, MichaelDirector of Quality Assurance and Research$106,930.73$2,495.22 Tomicic, ArijanaExecutive Director$140,034.38$3,236.12 Family & Children's Services of St. Thomas & Elgin Dittrich, JoyceManager Legal Department$100,803.00$372.00 Flegel, DawnDirector of Services$120,502.00$380.00 Potgieter, RodExecutive Director$143,275.00$3,275.00 Szikszay, MonicaManager City Investigation, After Hours$101,809.00$349.00 Children's Aid Society of Sarnia-Lambton Newton-Smith, RichardExecutive Director$154,474.50$536.90

Children's Aid Society of Simcoe County

Carmichael, SusanExecutive Director$139,476.85$1,471.56 Henderson, HeatherDirector of Service$124,895.42$1,308.48 Leblanc, TerryDirector of Service$116,561.92$1,308.48 McNeil, TomDirector of Finance$117,731.31$1,308.48 Perdue, GaryDirector of Communications$118,995.47$1,308.48 Soucie, TedDirector of Service$104,219.50$1,253.46 Wheeler, ChrisDirector of Service$116,341.92$1,308.48 Children's Aid Society of Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry Daigneault, RachelExecutive Director$137,932.08$3,452.58 Wray, JenniferService Manager Quality Assurance$104,788.36$2,617.98

Children's Aid Society of the Districts of Sudbury & Manitoulin

Dubois, DawnManager of Legal Services$104,995.92$497.90 Lamothe, AllanDirector of Finance / Directeur des finances$108,010.53$512.49 Paquette, GisèleService Manager / Gérante de service$100,516.66$452.68 Prévost, ColetteExecutive Director$130,115.46$615.46 Wilson, JenniferDirector of Services / Directrice de service$116,805.68$536.06 Children's Aid Society of Thunder Bay Deagazio, TonyDirector of Corporate & Human Resources$105,041.04$829.03 Richardson, RobertExecutive Director$123,049.94$2,620.47 Timiskaming Child & Family Services Cole, MichaelDirector of Clinical Services$120,650.85$651.39 Lacroix, ChantalDirector of Child Welfare Services$109,646.82$651.39 Raymond, JeanExecutive Director$151,792.03$683.79 Taillon, KathrynDirector of Corporate Services$127,592.07$384.75 Child & Family Services of Timmins & District Grasser, DebbieDirector of Services$110,521.09$668.53 Lambert-Bélanger, RichardExecutive Director / Directeur General$163,122.97$938.33 Violette, MelissaProgram Manager - Child Welfare$101,600.39$668.53

Children's Aid Society of Toronto

Andrews, NancyDirector$126,089.00$626.92 Boddy, BlairDirector$126,089.00$623.62 Breton, CathyDirector$126,089.00$3,022.78 Bullard, NancySenior Counsel$119,664.40$4,218.33 Chamberlain, MarthaLegal Counsel$108,853.60$4,891.17 Cheung, MichelleLegal Counsel$108,853.60$3,871.17 Dale, NancyChief Operating Officer$194,536.20$14,686.05 Fleming, DavidDirector$126,089.00$3,024.16 Freed, KarenLegal Counsel$108,253.60$4,891.17 Fung, AnthonyManager Service Administration$102,829.40$520.33 Garfin, EsteeLegal Counsel$108,253.60$2,491.17 Gavendo, HannaDirector$126,089.00$622.22 Goodman, DeborahManager Research and Program Evaluation$114,529.80$532.50 Gray, DonnaLegal Counsel$119,664.40$4,218.33 Greene, SharonLegal Counsel$108,853.60$2,491.17 Handelman, CarolineLegal Counsel$108,853.60$4,171.17 Hayes, Lisa ChristinaLegal Counsel$108,853.60$2,491.17 Haynes, FarrellManager Administration/Special Projects$110,582.60$2,951.72 Hewson, LaurieChief Human Resources Officer$151,496.20$4,162.22 Hofbauer, LindaSenior Counsel$119,664.40$4,218.33 Horwitz, NicoleLegal Counsel$108,853.60$2,491.17 Howe, PhillipDirector$141,131.08$859.54 Kajioka, AndrewAssistant Director$110,582.60$2,891.79 King, AngelaAssistant Director$110,582.60$2,891.90 Kwan, RichardDirector$126,089.00$2,925.97 MacDonald, MarcSupervisor Child Welfare$107,743.60$1,440.12 Macri, AnthonyLegal Counsel$108,853.60$2,491.17 McDermid, MarkSupervisor Child Welfare$112,980.20$2,880.26 Milstein, HeatherDirector$126,089.00$3,023.99 O'Connor, BrianDirector$126,089.00$2,949.36 Pickett, MichelleAssistant Director$124,851.90$504.70 Pilch, MiraSenior Counsel$119,664.40$4,218.33 Quan, TonyChief Financial Officer$156,405.13$15,739.08 Reitmeier, KristinaChief Counsel$138,192.00$5,124.99 Rivard, DavidChief Executive Officer$200,855.20$1,321.02 Ryan, JanieDirector$126,089.00$1,642.56 Seto, Mae-TuinLegal Counsel$108,853.60$2,491.17 Smolkin, SherriLegal Counsel$107,461.20$2,487.37 Szandtner, DanielleLegal Counsel$108,253.60$2,491.17 Ternan, DianneManager Service Administration$102,829.40$472.75 Thompson, NancyLegal Counsel$108,853.60$4,891.17 Thompson, RobertDirector$104,995.80$2,954.57 Tuyl, CorrieDirector$126,089.00$621.05 Ussher, CarolynManager Client Services$107,897.40$2,940.70 Yearwood, TamaraSupervisor Child Welfare$104,197.59$395.40

Catholic Children's Aid Society of Toronto

Akuoko-Barfi, CharlotteChild Protection Supervisor$122,030.70$325.39 Andrikakis, ChrisLegal Counsel$114,159.16$351.36 Bee, ShamshadLegal Counsel$111,029.49$343.62 Bonhomme, SimoneLegal Counsel$113,559.16$351.36 Campbell, LorraineChild Protection Supervisor$123,406.66$300.36 Chan, KennethManager, Information Technology$124,478.56$383.88 Chen, Mei YingLegal Counsel$112,683.51$348.78 Daly, TheresaDirector - Human Resource Services$152,960.00$3,352.20 Dinicolantonio, DomenicaManager - Intake Services$116,068.81$358.80 Duncan, JamesAssociate Chief Counsel$124,478.56$383.88 Finnigan, BernieManager - Child and Youth Services$118,945.64$368.04 Galego, LouiseChild Protection Manager$111,251.69$341.61 Graham, HelenChild Protection Supervisor - Placement$102,064.89$300.36 Gratta, DomenicManager - Resource Services$124,478.56$383.88 Hall, CarolineChild Protection Supervisor$102,402.02$300.36 Haveman, DoreenChild Protection Supervisor - After Hours$115,910.76$300.36 Juric, MaryDirector of Service$172,701.61$6,534.84 Keating, AnnPastoral Consultant$105,480.62$325.08 Kells, JonathanChild Protection Supervisor - After Hours$102,607.42$0.00 Knox, RenaLegal Counsel$114,159.16$351.36 Ksienski, KarenLegal Counsel$104,823.84$322.08 Leslie, BruceManager - Quality Assurance and Measurement$113,559.16$351.36 Martin, DionneAssociate Manager - Resource Services$102,903.09$315.46 Matias, MarshallLegal Counsel$112,411.07$347.49 McConville, MaryExecutive Director$201,214.44$7,357.24 Murphy, HelenChief Counsel$132,942.86$410.28 Rappe, ElizabethManager Communications$104,880.62$325.08 Saldanha, FernandoManager, Fund Development$102,243.90$316.28 Sookraj, NyronChild Protection Manager$124,478.56$383.88 Stringer, LaurenLegal Counsel$114,159.16$351.36 Tansony, RuthChild Protection Manager$117,804.60$363.36 To, LouisDirector - Finance, Administration and IT$160,578.78$6,495.36 Vogl, RobinLegal Counsel$111,375.42$351.36 Walsh, ReneeManager - Centralized Services$124,365.28$383.49

Jewish Family & Child Service of Greater Toronto

Auerbach, MonicaDirector, Practice$102,375.12$2,251.20 Cummings, RichardExecutive Director$154,204.08$3,198.00 Ederman, SherylPractice Team Manager$101,758.22$1,299.66 Hurwitz, HowardDirector, Programs$120,977.12$2,398.74 Lahav, ZachyDirector, Finance and Corporate Administration$121,377.12$2,612.88 Weiss, RonaldDirector, Chaplaincy Services$103,833.12$2,279.28 Wolfman, WendyDirector, Client Service$117,667.92$2,498.40

Native Child & Family Services of Toronto

Anderson, LandySupervisor, Resources$100,079.56$1,050.71 Angeconeb, TrudyDirector of Service$111,984.45$1,110.30 Keddie, MarionDirector of Finance and Administration$144,285.81$8,804.47 O'Rourke, SusanLegal Counsel$100,488.67$1,028.51 Richard, KennExecutive Director$184,999.88$6,870.50 Sommer, Waisglass AditSupervisor, Legal Services$118,977.56$2,217.60 Toguri, JamieSupervisor, Child Protection Services$105,072.09$1,103.65 Van Overdijk, DavidManager, Children's Services and Adoptions$110,739.91$1,144.63

Children's Aid Society of the Regional Municipality of Waterloo

Gillies, PatriciaSenior Service Manager$105,670.43$384.00 Hamel, RandelSenior Manager Legal Services$110,782.00$401.38 Laurin, HennySenior Service Manager$104,051.68$377.40 Martens, RonaldInformation Technology Senior Manager$108,768.66$394.10 Miller, RodneySenior Service Manager$117,456.33$394.10 Phillips, JimDirector Corporate Resources$199,605.78$537.02 Scott, AlisonExecutive Director$160,000.10$578.58 Smith-Sellers, ValerieDirector Corporate Resources$125,169.48$421.93 Spencer, KarenDirector Client Services$121,480.37$439.02 Warford, RoxanneSenior Service Manager$103,805.64$376.37 Witteveen, KellySenior Manager Human Resources$108,768.66$394.10

Children's Aid Society of Windsor-Essex

Bevan, William R.Chief Executive Officer$175,048.12$736.84 Dordevski, DonnaDirector, Family Services$118,040.52$474.63 Goodhue, LindaDirector, Resources, Adoption$112,482.15$474.63 Johnson, ThereseChief Operating Officer$133,312.92$561.96 Lockbaum, MichaelChief Financial Officer$129,470.12$545.17 Morris, BillDirector, Family Services$107,092.04$448.27 Palamides, JanetDirector, Intake, Afterhours$114,163.72$475.22

Children & Family Services for York Region

French, NancyDirector, Intake and Assessment Services$124,082.84$377.93 Grant, JenniferDirector, Communications and Fund Development$109,476.64$231.00 Harrison, CathyDirector, Residential Services$118,149.80$364.17 Lake, PatrickExecutive Director$166,064.34$471.65 Majonis, BonitaDirector, Research and Outcome Measurement$123,482.84$259.37 Osmond, MargaretDirector, Services for Children$100,328.32$0.00 Peters, IvanDirector, Services for Families$123,482.84$377.92 Rupnik, RobertDirector of Corporate Services$123,482.84$373.50 Smith, DouglasDirector of Human Resources$123,482.84$376.90 Snider, AnthonyDirector of Legal Counsel$110,076.64$229.96 Wright, KarenSupervisor of Foster Care$100,345.63$320.87

Yeah, just wanna say that this is criminal. 80% of us end up dead, homeless or in jail after aging out at 18.... after the government literally legally owning us (crown wardship)

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germantownlegendssoccer · 3 years

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17 years of Bastardo Electrico: A history of Ireland’s longest running techno night

Capture the 17th Special day celebrations in Dali Cork this Sunday evening with Sunil Sharpe B2B Jamie Behan. Get additional information straight listed below.

was actually co-founded in 2002 by Jamie Behan and also Luca Janos Pentek (back then going under show business label Lucifer John Friday) in Stopper, an urban area certainly not understood for techno yet long identified as being a fortress for deep property. It started lifestyle as a cost-free Thursday night occasion at Stopper's Sir Henrys, the site which had been Stopper's primary hub for electronic songs since 1988. Having said that, Bastardo's lineages hinge on 2 various other club evenings, pirate radio, unlawful coastline gatherings and woodland raves, and as is actually often the scenario when it relates to the birth of a nightclub night, included a large team of good friends along with no place to head to hear the type of music they want to listen to.

After the departure of Dublin promoters Inflow and Wizard from Stopper in 2000 there actually was nowhere to visit pay attention to techno. In mid-2001, Behan alongside two good friends started an evening phoned Sirius at the right now obsolete Attic Nightclub,and ended up being a quick results with a young techno hungry crowd. After a couple of months nonetheless an additional young Stopper techno DJ, Warren Knowles, was used the place Mam Henrys on Thursday evenings, to which Warren welcomed a spinning cast of Stopper techno DJs to participate in featuring Behan and also Pentek. Behan failed to find the point in having two techno evenings operating on the very same night so he left behind the Attic. A couple of months eventually, after Knowles decided to emigrate he offered the Thursday residency to Behan and also Pentek.

Jamie Behan-- UCC Cloth Week-- 2008 Struggling to happen up with a name for their brand-new evening, the two lads consumed alcohol a container of bourbon, spent the evening calling each various other names as well as yelling abuse at one another, which definitely led to them awakening everyone else in your house. In some way, out of the disorder and haze 'Bastardo Electrico' was actually created. While it seems like an unique term, one I have actually wondered about for grows older, it was simply clarified as most likely being "one thing to perform along with both of all of them being bastards that participated in digital songs", however truth story alas is dropped to time as well as their incredibly dazed memories.

From the beginning Bastardo Electrico serviced the facility of sustaining the fragile Stopper techno culture, supporting nearby shows as well as carrying the best Irish techno DJs to Cork, with Sunil Sharpe, Giles Armstrong, and Eamonn Doyle coming from D1 Recordingsbeing remarkable visitors within Bastardo's very first 2 months in function as well as to building the sound of the night located on its citizens, Jamie and also Luca (Warren Knowles as well on his profits coming from Holland).

It fast came to be something of a nearby creed sensation, along with sell-out presents nearly every Thursday night over the summertime of 2002. At the starting it wasn't just a totally techno focused night- the core motif was techno and electro, however on a more comprehensive range, integrating whatever from strong melodic Detroit techno completely approximately the more heavier noisier techno with occasional ventures right into breakcore as well as gabber. Equally a whole lot of electro was actually participated in, again ranging from slow-moving bleepy Kraftwerk influenced numbers from the similarity Carl Finlow, the black electronic rut of Anthony Rothe and also anthemic amounts from Hague based manufacturers like IF, to the a lot more menacing hardcore influenced breaks of The Dexorcist. The concentrate on the individuals shaping the noise for the night developed a considerable amount of early anthems, which they likewise opened by means of their weekly series on the fabulous buccaneer terminal Radio Friendly.

Mam Henrys closed in the summer months of 2003. The writing had actually performed the wall structure (the sale had been actually acknowledged) yet it wasnt expected to become therefore sudden as well as regrettably Bastardo were actually left destitute and also must cancel a substantial autumn wintertime 2003 period including attendees including Umek, Kevin Saunderson, as well as Joey Beltram. Regretfully, 2003 also witnessed the closure of Radio Friendly, another long-running Stopper company, which declared darkened times for the urban area.

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close settings, Bastardo Electrico relocated to the upstairs area of the Phoenix az Club, a room which kept around eighty folks for a year of once a week sweatbox gigs with a little bigger month-to-month jobs at The Half Moon Club where they trying out a live techno band style-featuring Behan, Pentek, as well as local area Cork producer Kevin O'Flynn(regretfully R.I.P. )-O'Flynn and Pentek will take place to take this concept a little bit further ending up being Foreign Authorities, a live electro action. In the summer season of 2004, under the auspices and also

cover of a cyclist rally to get away from unwanted Garda attention, Bastardo Electrico kept a 2 time 'festivity' (rave)in West Cork- including Sunil Sharpe and also Chris Liberator alongside Behan, Pentek, Knowles as well as other Bastardo regulars. This was actually followed by a greater instalment in 2005 of the now well known'Ballinhassig Bicycle rider Goes Crazy'which have actually dropped in regional songs folklore, this opportunity including Ben Sims together with Sunil Sharpe, Behan etc. whilst including house, drum and also bass as well as a lot more to the selection. Ben Sims was as soon as asked in an interview what was his very most unforgettable gig to which he responded this biker go crazy in West Cork "individuals were actually consuming the speakers". However 2005 likewise found the fastener of each of The Phoenix and The One-half Moon Club.

This was actually created especially paradoxical offered that Stopper was made European City of Society that year, to which neighborhood authorizations responded through closing the doors on dance music and art work over each one of the road craft. Along With The Half Moon Club being actually transformed in to an Art Gallery, bar the bicycle rider rally, it was actually a desolate year for techno in Cork. It was actually around this time around that Pentek left Bastardo to pay attention to various other jobs. 2005/2006 viewed Bastardo Electrico subsumed as well as enter into another clubnight contacted' Bass 'which Behan established with new promoters at The Red Areas, carrying Adam Beyer, Trevor Rockcliffe, Billy Unpleasant, Kevin Saunderson over to play. Having said that, marginal and also dubstep will blow up. Techno possessed for no really good cause consistently been actually a grimy term along with Stopper club managers and along with the Celtic Tiger they had no want wherefore they considered' medication popular music'. It was certainly a darker opportunity for techno in Stopper. Over the upcoming handful of years Bastardo Electrico operated fitfully around the urban area, as a radio series on Digital Ireland in between 2006 and also 2008, subsumed into another nightclub evening which Behan set up contacted Schmutzig which flew 2007 to

late 2008 at The Tikki Lounge as well as The Fluid Cocktail lounge with the similarity DJ Bone, Technasia, Vince Watson, Paul Mac, Sunil Sharpe involving play in astonishingly intimate atmospheres. These nightclubs simply kept 100-150 people -including a well known performance by DJ Bone tissue in 2007 and also little jobs at several other locations around the metropolitan area. Several signs as well as signals led to technos revival at this factor, however -what gigs were actually taking place were actually crazy, the setting corresponded to that of the 90s and also there was actually likewise indicators like the UCC Struggle of the DJs which Behan had actually evaluated for 3 years in the UCC trainee club where you had 500 students

going ballistic to difficult techno at 3 o'clock in the day, standing on tables with airhorns, and so on. Electric Underground, a nightclub evening who had championed dub action had begun to system in more techno at their nights, and late 2008 also saw the very first launch on Bastardo Electrico's file label, Sunil Sharpe's-Blabbermouth EP, complied with carefully in 2009 by DJ Bone's Confrontation 2 and a strand of digital

launches operating right into 2010 consisting of a few of Behan's personal very first manufacturings which were actually highly on a Detroit suggestion at the time and a crossover EP coming from Stopper deep home legends Fish Go Deep-seated and also their Dub Weapons EP. 2010 viewed Bastardo Electrico's gain effective to the Stopper clubbing partnership when it resolved right into a monthly residency at The Pav(a fabulous and now additionally sadly inoperative club )opening to a sold-out program including DJ Bone tissue and Behan. It would certainly remain certainly there for 4 years till the Pav's fastener, taking Ben Klock to Stopper for the initial time amongst others including such as Specialist

, Ben Sims, Rolando, James Ruskin, Blawan, Pariah, Prosumer, Levon Vincent, Trevino, Stephen Brown, a strand of famous bi-annual series by Sunil Sharpe, as well as every bit as famous all-night B2Bs in between Behan and Warren Knowles. 2012, saw Bastardo Electrico's

label happened temporarily out of hibernation along with the launch of Ku.Bo.-Releases, a partnership in between professional producers James Kumo and also Roberto Bosco, which was actually Bastardo's absolute best gotten launch to day. All at once, spurred through the success of partnerships with Electric Underground and Rise-Up and also the re-opening of the metropolitan area's most extensive place The Savoy, Behan embarked

on an experiment to attempt and clear the area's clubland of petty infighting and also get everybody interacting by blending Bastardo Electrico along with 4 other nights-Be My Guest, Hit Cork, Rise-Up, as well as Monotonik -into The Red Social Group. This venture was to operate successfully for one year at The Savoy in Stopper with twelve strongly prosperous programs, mainly featuring local area actions(massive crowds in a 1200 ability site for only nearby actions) while additionally delivering debut Stopper series by Marcel Dettmann, Truss, DVS1, and also Serge Duplicate. The untimely fastener of The Pav in 2014 saw Bastardo create its transfer to its own present home Cyprus Avenue, at the opportunity recognized mainly as a stone place, and also opened the floodgates

for lots of other new nights to launch there certainly. Over recent 3 years Bastardo has actually tipped up the stake with its reservations restoring outdated Cork favourites such as Blawan, DJ Bone Tissue, Ben Sims, Specialist, DVS1, Neil Landstrumm whilst introducing acts including Dax J, Paula Temple, Abstract Division, Rebekah, Randomer

, Tinfoil-Live, Oscar Mulero, Bang, Perc, Lee Holman, Umwelt, Headfront Panel/John Heckle, Alienata, DJ Flush to Stopper. A quick re-opening of the Pav for six amazing months provided childbirth to Bastardo Electrico's sis night Techno Fridays. The aim of the evening was to place the focus back on the music as opposed to the title on the leaflet. During this moment Bastardo itself made one final endeavor into the Pav for its own 13th Birthday celebration along with an unique once-off all evening b2b prepared coming from Sunil Sharpe and also Jamie Behan. Techno Fridays transferred to Cyprus after the closure of the Pav and also has actually stayed there due to the fact that, driving techno with local area and Irish process simply on a month-to-month manner. 2016 saw the tag re-emerge once more with the release of Flexure's 'Shadow Puppets'EP a partnership

in between Behan as well as Dublin DJ Stephen Mahoney which obtained go crazy reviews from publications such as RA and also the support of a sample of techno heavyweights-Supports, Dave Clarke, Ben Sims, Dax J, Sunil Sharpe, Rolando and also much more. The message 17 years of Bastardo Electrico: A background of Ireland

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