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New Zealand Houses: NZ Homes, Property

New Zealand House Photos, Architecture, NZ Residential Buildings, Properties, Homes, Architects

New Zealand Houses: NZ Property

Contemporary NZ Properties : Residential Architecture Photographs

post updated 17 Feb 2021

New Zealand House Designs

NZ Residential Architecture – latest additions to this page, arranged chronologically:

25 Jan 2021 Quarters Place, Christchurch

21 Jan 2021 To Keep You Home, Westmere

19 Jan 2021 The Stage and Cave, Auckland

18 Jan 2021 The Blackbird, Auckland

3 Nov 2020 Ruby Ridge House, Wanaka, Otago region, South Island Design: Condon Scott Architects photo © Simon Larkin Ruby Ridge House, Wanaka With a bold mask to the suburban street, this house leaves all the pleasure for the people who reside within its walls. Located on an elevated site in a relatively new subdivision overlooking Lake Wanaka, the house is a place to privately and comfortably indulge in the extensive mountain and lake views the alpine town is known for.

28 Oct 2020 Hidden Hills Retreat, Wanaka

24 Sep 2020 Idris Road Home, Christchurch

7 Aug 2020 Karekare Bach, Waitakere Ranges Design: Stevens Lawson Architects photo : Simon Devitt Karekare Bach New Zealand beachfront Residence Stevens Lawson Architects collaborate with designer and surfer Dean Pool on a spectacular beach-front cabin.

16 July 2020 Herne Bay Hideaway near Auckland

7 July 2020 Longbush Ecosanctuary Welcome Shelter Gisborne

21 June 2020 Matakana House near Auckland, NZ

19 May 2020 The Brae Houses in Pine Harbour Marina, Auckland

13 May 2020 Headland House, Waiheke Island Design: Stevens Lawson Architects photograph © Mark Smith Headland House on Waiheke Island

12 May 2020 Rawene House in Auckland

11 May 2020 Te Kaitaka House on Lake Wanaka, NZ

9 May 2020 Shibui House, Tamahere, Waikato District, on the outskirts of Hamilton, North Island Design: Red Architecture photo : Larnie Nicholson Shibui House in Waikato In Japanese culture, the word “shibui” describes the aesthetic of studied restraint. Shibui is the art of knowing when to stop. It is achieved through simplicity balanced with decisive complexity. The August 1960 issue of House Beautiful described shibui as a “profound, unassuming, quiet feeling.

8 May 2020 Sandy Bay House on Waiheke Island

7 May 2020 + 24 Aug 2011 Te Mata House Design: Stevens Lawson Architects photograph © Mark Smith Wanaka Crib in the Otago Region, South Island This NZ residence sits on a promontory amongst the foothills of Te Mata Peak overlooking Hawkes Bay. The clients had run a sheep station at Parongahau and wanted to establish a new home at Te Mata.

28 Apr 2020 Wanaka Crib, Wanaka, Otago Region, South Island Architects: Pac Studio photograph : Simon Devitt Wanaka Crib in the Otago Region, South Island In a wood lined field, near Wanaka’s lake edge, this NZ property is composed of two gables and a chisel roof slipping past one another to make three enclosed courtyards. Each courtyard creates a specific relationship with the interior.

28 Apr 2020 Scarborough House, Christchurch Design: Borrmeister Architects photograph : Sarah Rowlands New House in Scarborough, NZ

13 Apr 2020 Park Terrace House, Christchurch, South Island Architects: PRau photo : Simon Devitt Park Terrace House in Christchurch This project investigates loss, the loss of an archetype, the loss of adaption amongst the Tabula rasa of post disaster Christchurch. How can a project designed upon a clean slate embody time and adaption?

13 Apr 2020 Lake Hawea House, Wanaka, South Island Architects: Condon Scott Architects photography : Simon Larkin and Simon Devitt Lake Hawea House in Wanaka, South Island This modest timber-clad home is located on the shores of Lake Hawea, twenty minutes’ drive from Wanaka, this newly constructed house capitalises on breathtaking views of the lake and Southern Alps.

4 Mar 2020 Rewa Beach House, Wellington Design: KebbellDaish Architects photograph : Andy Spain Rewa Beach House in Wellington The new Rewa Beach House brings some of the playfulness, informality and communal living we associate with beach culture to a Wellington suburb.

10 Oct 2019 Garden House, Christchurch Design: Borrmeister Architects Ltd photograph : Sarah Rowlands Garden House in Christchurch The brief required a home for entertaining and rest that would seamlessly integrate with the neighbourhood, it also called to maximise a dog-legged site to capture sunlight and views. The resulting house is sympathetic to its neighbours, providing privacy through the careful composition of building form and light.

27 Sep 2019 Castle Rock Beach House, Auckland Design: Herbst Architects photography : Patrick Reynolds Castle Rock Beach House, Auckland The site is situated 3 hours north of Auckland on the east coast. The site has 2 special features, a crescent shaped beach that it overlooks and a craggy mountain peak that overlooks it. The water view is south and the mountain view is north.

23 Sep 2019 Bach with view to the Sound in New Zealand

21 Sep 2019 Holiday Home on Kawau Island

15 Sep 2019 Scrubby Bay House in Pigeon Bay

22 Jun 2019 Best New Zealand Lodges: design led accommodation

12 Jun 2018 Scarborough House, Christchurch Design: Borrmeister Architects photograph : Sarah Rowlands New House in Scarborough, NZ A rock-face / hillside home resulting from a brief that required a relaxed playful home open to the sun, with good views to the beach and uphill park, environmentally conscious design, providing shelter from the prevailing winds and incorporating easy driveway access and parking.

24 Apr 2018 Bridle Path House, Christchurch Design: Borrmeister Architects image from architecture studio New Property in Christchurch A modest family home nestled amongst the foothills of the Port Hills in Heathcote Valley, Christchurch. This project was a rebuild option for clients who were keen to stay within their community after the 2011 earthquakes.

New Zealand Houses from 2017

25 Oct 2017 Local Rock House, Waiheke Island, Hauraki Gulf, North Island Architects: Patterson Associates photo : Simon Devitt House on Waiheke Island A Summer residence on Waiheke Island, a place famous for fine vineyards with illustrious names such as Cable Bay, ManOWar and Passage Rock. This home is located on a steep coastal escarpment above a tree fringed white sand beach on its northern coast.

23 Jan 2017 Castle Rock Beach House, Auckland

New Zealand Houses from 2016

9 Nov 2016 Kopua House on Waiheke

1 Nov 2016 Elizabeth Street House in Auckland

24 Oct 2016 Kirkmay House in Kohimarama

23 Oct 2016 offSET Shed House in Gisborne

14 Oct 2016 Easterbrook House in Titirangi, Auckland Property

11 Oct 2016 House Under Eaves, Point Wells, North Island Design: MRTN Architects photograph : Anthony Basheer New House in Point Wells Located in a new subdivision less than an hour from Auckland this new house was one of the first built on a flat site that has been split up to create well sized semi-suburban semi-coastal sections on what was once pastoral land.

2 Oct 2016 Holiday Home on Kawau Island

30 Sep 2016 Boatsheds on Takapuna Beach

2 Feb 2016 Korokoro House, Wellington, North Island Design: tse:wallace architects photograph : Paul McCredie Korokoro House in Wellington This new house located adjacent to a conservation area of well-established native bush, endeavours to make the most of its dramatic siting. It is organised around two central axis, one to the Korokoro Gorge and the other to the Cook Straits.

New Zealand Houses from 2013 and beyond

3 Oct 2013 Waterfall Bay House, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand South Island Design: Bossley Architects photo : Kieran Scott Waterfall Bay House In a remote bay in the Marlborough Sounds this house emphasises the steepness of the topography. Set close to the water it runs along the contour as a two storey primary element incorporating living areas above and guest rooms below. Linked by a glazed bridge is a main bedroom raised above the cliff on visually unstable legs to emphasis its eyrie-like relationship to the tree tops and sky.

3 Oct 2013 Beach Retreat, Bay of Islands, New Zealand North Island Design: Bossley Architects photo : Patrick Reynolds Beach Retreat On a waterfront site in the Bay of Islands, five separate wings are located to reinforce the natural typography and create a sense of community around the central living area.

2 Oct 2013 Brown Vujcich House, Herne Bay, Auckland, North Island Design: Bossley Architects photo : Patrick Reynolds Brown Vujcich House This residence is located on a narrow site in the heart of Herne Bay. The entry space is protected by a vertical cedar screen. Interior spaces use hoop pine cabinetry and externally materials include fine vertical cedar shiplap and double skin bagged brick. The design and materials aim to reflect the clients’ love of fifties and sixties architecture.

14 Aug 2013 Under Pohutukawa, Piha, North Island Design: Herbst Architects photo from architect Piha Beach House The Pohutukawa is New Zealand’s national tree, it is known as the NZ Christmas tree as it flowers bright red is summer. Pohutukawas are protected under local authority regulations.

14 Aug 2013 Timms Bach, Kaitoke Beach, Great Barrier Island Design: Herbst Architects photo : Jackie Meiring Timms Bach This bach is chronologically the fourth in a series of 7 baches that we’ve designed on great barrier island. In is located in a small residential strip which t junctions with a wild east coast beach namely Kaitoke.

14 Aug 2013 Compson Bach New Zealand, Great Barrier Island Design: Herbst Architects photo from architect Compson Bach, Great Barrier Island This NZ Bach is a continuation of an exploration into a model of building that is dedicated to a specific function that of summer holidays at the beach.

20 Mar 2013 House in New Plymouth, North Island of New Zealand Design: Saunders Architects photo : Mark Harris House in New Plymouth Situated up a long driveway far from the road this home is in a private setting surrounded by trees and with a beautiful distant view towards the Tasman Sea. The owners’ brief called for a large two storey home that was “different” but functional and easy to live in. The huge living area can be divided into rooms by means of an ingenious sliding door system which converts the space into dining, lounge and music room spaces around a double sided open fireplace.

Te Kaitaka House, Lake Wanaka : Stevens Lawson Architects

Westmere House : Stevens Lawson Architects

Te Mata House, Hawkes Bay The house sits on a promontory amongst the foothills of Te Mata Peak overlooking Hawkes Bay. Our clients had run a sheep station at Parongahau for many years and were looking to establish a new home at Te Mata. They are also actively involved in the Hawkes Bay art scene, as collectors and administrators.

Karaka Bay House, Glendowie : Stevens Lawson Architects

Onetangi Beach House : Stevens Lawson Architects

Great Barrier Island House : Crosson Clarke Carnachan Architects

Southern Architecture Awards – images of houses amongst the winners

New Zealand Homes

We’ve selected what we feel are the key examples of New Zealand Homes. We aim to include NZ residential projects that are either of top quality or interesting, or ideally both. Most projects are contemporary in style. Homes don’t need to be completed for inclusion – proposals welcome.

Key NZ Properties, alphabetical:

The Barn House : LID Architecture

Corinth St House : Daniel Marshall Architect

Cox’s Bay House : Stevens Lawson Architects

Herne Bay House : Stevens Lawson Architects

Hobson Bay House : Stevens Lawson Architects

Hot Water Beach House : Stevens Lawson Architects

Mai Mai : Patterson Associates Limited World Architecture Festival Awards 2008 – Private Housing Category

Mountain Retreat : Fearon Hay Architects

Omaha Beach House : Daniel Marshall Architect

Omaha House : Stevens Lawson Architects

Onehunga House : Stevens Lawson Architects

Onehunga Studio : Stevens Lawson Architects

Tamahere House : Stevens Lawson Architects

More New Zealand Homes welcome

Location: New Zealand

Key New Zealand Houses with no images

XSite Architecture Ltd – Beach house, West Coast Andre Hodgskin Architects – House, Bay of Islands, Paihia Sheppard & Rout Architects – Red Rock Lane House, Redcliffs, Christchurch

Modern House

New Zealand Buildings

New Zealand Architect

Auckland Buildings

Buildings / photos for New Zealand Houses Best NZ Properties page welcome

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PEMDAS -- 11•19•20

Welcome to the new PEMDAS Blog! My work on PEMDAS keeps expanding each week so it needs a bigger home. She loves The Overwhelm.

My main goal is to have a one glance spot for all things news/entertainment. I want it to contain as much detail as possible without being too cluttered. Striking the balance is hard. If you have feedback, please share it with me.

Open below for PEMDAS!

POLITICS/NEWS

U.S. Coronavirus Numbers

More than 11,695,500 people in the United States have been infected with the coronavirus and at least 251,100 have died.

The number of people who have died from Coronavirus in the U.S. is equivalent to 84 times the number of U.S. citizens who died in the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001. It is 56 times the number of U.S. soldiers who died in the war against Iraq. It is 7 times the number of U.S. citizens who died from the flu last year.

On Nov. 18: 1,923 deaths (+52% 14-day change), 172,391 infections (+77% 14-day change)

The rates of infection and death remain disproportionately high in the Native American communities across the country. Just last weekend, 600 Native people died on the Navajo reservation.

Sen. Chuck Grassley from Iowa has contracted coronavirus. The nation mourns :-(

Global Coronavirus Numbers

The coronavirus pandemic has sickened more than 56,661,800 people, according to official counts. As of Thursday afternoon, at least 1,355,100 people have died.

On Nov. 18: 11,133 deaths (+13% 14-day change), 598,877 infections (+25% 14-day change)

Election 2020

President-Elect Biden claims that Trump’s refusal to concede the election is preventing him from accessing critical data about the U.S. outbreak and that this could slow the vaccine distribution process.

President-Elect Biden names Cecilia Muñoz as part of his transition team. Muñoz served as a top immigration advisor for Obama, justifying harsh immigration policies, including the deportation of thousands of Central American children and the killing of an executive order that would have halted deportations.

Nancy Pelosi is re-elected as Speaker of the House.

World News

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo toured an illegal Israeli settlement and said he has plans to tour another in the occupied Golan Heights. This violates multiple U.N. resolutions and the Geneva Conventions. He also labelled the B.D.S. movement “anti-Semitic.”

In Central America, at least 30 people have died from Hurricane Iota. About 160,000 Nicaraguans and 70,000 Hondurans were forced to flee from their homes.

The head of the Australian military has apologized to the people of Afghanistan after Australian special forces committed war crimes by killing 39 noncombatants in Afghanistan over the past 4 years.

A nearly three-decade-old ceasefire has ended in occupied Western Sahara — what many consider to be Africa’s last colony. Fighting has broken out in several areas between the Moroccan military and the Polisario Front, the Sahrawi liberation movement seeking independence, after the Moroccan military broke into a no-go buffer zone in southern Western Sahara.

Winners of the National Book Awards 2020

Fiction: Interior Chinatown •• Charles Yu

Nonfiction: The Dead Are Arising: The Life of Malcolm X •• Les Payne and Tamara Payne

Translated Literature: Tokyo Ueno Station •• Yu Miri and Morgan Giles

Young People’s Literature: King and the Dragonflies •• Kacen Callender

EDUCATION — Topic: this Candace Owens tweet

“There is no society that can survive without strong men. The East knows this.“

Both of these sentences separately are not true; both of them together are not true.

Here is an article about a village in China (”the East”) with women running the show.

Here is a list of several others, mostly in “the East.”

“In the west, the steady feminization of our men at the same time that Marxism is being taught to our children is not a coincidence.“

First of all, Marx has not been an outright advocate for a gender-queer society.

Second of all, I think she’s right. Socialism and gender/queer theory are intertwined in so many ways.

“It is an outright attack.“

And I think she’s right about this, too. Socialism and gender/queer theory all are an attack on the cis-hetero white supremacist capitalist patriarchy.

“Bring back manly men.“

Okay, this is where I think she’s wrong again.

1) "Manly men” haven’t gone anywhere...

2) Is she basically arguing that a couple of men wearing dresses means every man is no longer “manly?” This makes no sense.

3) In a society, “manly men” can coexist with “feminized” men. There is enough room for everyone. And there will always be men who want to take up the “manly” MANtle. And there will be queer/trans masc people who will want to do the same, though I’m sure Candace would hate that.

MEDIA (OTHER)

BOOKS - Tuesday, November 24

Ready Player Two •• Ernest Cline

How the King of Elfhame Learned to Hate Stories (Folk of the Air) •• Holly Black

Saving Freedom: Truman, the Cold War, and the Fight for Western Civilization •• Joe Scarborough

Bright Shining World •• Josh Swiller

Ruinsong •• Julia Ember

The Awakening (Dragon Heart Legacy #1) •• Nora Roberts

Dark Tides •• Philippa Gregory

Escape Pod: The Science Fiction Anthology •• edited by S.B. Divya & Mur Lafferty

The Thirty Names of Night •• Zeyn Joukhadar

MOVIES

Friday, November 20

Jiu Jitsu •• Dimitri Logothetis •• In Theaters

The Last Vermeer •• Dan Friedkin •• In Theaters

Run •• Aneesh Chaganty •• Hulu

Soros •• Jesse Dylan •• In Theaters

Sound of Metal •• Darius Marder •• In Theaters

The Twentieth Century •• Matthew Ranking •• In Theaters

Vanguard •• Stanley Tong •• In Theaters

Sunday, November 22

Belushi •• R. J. Cutler •• Showtime

Dolly Parton’s Christmas on the Square •• Debbie Allen •• Netflix

Monday, November 23

Shawn Mendes: In Wonder •• Grant Singer •• Netflix

Tuesday, November 24

Hillbilly Elegy •• Ron Howard •• Netflix

Wednesday, November 25

The Christmas Chronicles 2 •• Chris Columbus •• Netflix

The Croods: A New Age •• Joel Crawford •• In Theaters

Happiest Season •• Clea DuVall •• Hulu

Stardust •• Gabriel Range •• In Theaters

Thursday, November 26

Mosul •• Matthew Michael Carnahan •• Netflix

Superintelligence •• Ben Falcone •• HBO Max

TV SHOWS

Friday, November 20

Animaniacs •• Season 1 •• Hulu

The Mandalorian •• Season 2, Episode 4 •• Disney+

Marvel’s 616 •• Season 1 •• Disney+

The Pack •• Season 1 •• Prime Video

Small Axe •• Mangrove •• Prime Video

Voices of Fire •• Season 1 •• Netflix

Saturday, November 21

Between the World and Me •• Special •• HBO

Sunday, November 22

American Music Awards 2020 •• Special •• ABC

Host: Taraji P. Henson

Performances

Bad Bunny x Jhay Cortez

Bebe Rexha x Doja Cat

Bell Biv DeVoe

Billie Eilish

BTS

Dan + Shay

Dua Lipa

Jennifer Lopez x Maluma

Justin Bieber x Benny Blanco

Katy Perry

Lewis Capaldi

Lil Baby

Machine Gun Kelly

Megan Thee Stallion

Nelly

Shawn Mendes

The Weeknd x Kenny G

Monday, November 23

Black Narcissus •• Miniseries •• FX

His Dark Materials •• Season 2, Episode 2 •• HBO

Tuesday, November 24

Big Sky •• Season 1, Episode 2 •• ABC

Wednesday, November 25

Saved by the Bell •• Season 1 •• Peacock

The Wonderful World of Disney: Magical Holiday Celebration 2020 •• Special •• ABC

Hosts: Derek Hough, Julianne Hough, Trevor Jackson

Sneak peek of Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure attraction and of Pixar’s Soul

VIDEO GAMES

Friday, November 20

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity •• NS

Katamari Damacy REROLL •• PS4, XBO

Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin •• PS4, NS

The Skylia Prophecy •• NS

Monday, November 23

World of Warcraft: Shadowlands •• PC

Tuesday, November 24

Cobra Kai: The Karate Kid Saga Continues •• NS

Football Manager 2021 •• XBX, XBO, PC, Mac

Just Dance 2021 •• PS5, XBX

Wednesday, November 25

Out of Space: Couch Edition •• PS4, XBO, NS

Star Renegades •• PS4

Vigor •• PS4

Thursday, November 26

Maid of Sker •• NS

DIRECT ACTIONS/DONATIONS

Give $5 to... Unicorn Riot: on-the-ground journalists covering and capturing footage of the revolution!

ALBUMS

separated from her twin, a dying android arrives on a mysterious island [EP] •• Ada Rook

distanceless gentleness

time dilation

total memory failure

otherworld

Self Help •• Badge Époque Ensemble

Sing a Silent Gospel (ft. Meg Remy & Dorothea Paas)

Unity (It’s Up to You) [ft. James Baley]

Cloud

The Sound Where My Head Was

Just Space for Light (ft. Jennifer Castle)

Birds Fly Through Ancient Ruins

Extinct Commune

BE •• BTS

Life Goes On

내 방을 여행하는 법

Blue & Grey

Skit

잠시

병

Stay

Dynamite

Hypoluxo •• Hypoluxo

Seth Meyers

Ridden

Nimbus

Tenderloin

Appetizer

Night Life

Pointer Finger

Shape Ups

Shock

Sweat

Harmony •• Josh Groban

The World We Knew (Over and Over)

Angels

Celebrate Me Home

Shape of My Heart (Duet with Leslie Odom Jr.)

Your Face

Both Sides Now (Duet with Sara Bareilles)

She

The Impossible Dream

The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face

It’s Now or Never

I Can’t Make You Love Me

The Fullest (feat. Kirk Franklin)

Sin Miedo (del Amor y Otros Demonios) �� •• Kali Uchis

la luna enamorada

fue mejor (w/ PARTYNEXTDOOR)

//aguardiente y limón %ᵕ‿‿ᵕ%

¡aquí yo mando! (w/ Rico Nasty)

vaya con dios

que te pedí//

quiero sentirme bien

telepatía

de nadie

no eres tu (soy yo)

te pongo mal (prendelo) [w/ Jowell y Randy]

la luz (Fín) [w/ Jhay Cortez]

ángel sin cielo

III •• Lindstrøm x Prins Thomas

Grand Finale

Martin 5000

Small Stream

Oranges

Harmonia

Birdstrike

Good News •• Megan Thee Stallion

Shots Fired

Circles

Cry Baby (ft. DaBaby)

Do It on the Tip (ft. City Girls)

Sugar Baby

Movie (ft. Lil Durk)

Freaky Girls (ft. SZA)

Body

What’s New

Work That

Intercourse (ft. Popcaan)

Go Crazy (ft. Big Sean & 2 Chainz)

Don’t Rock Me To Sleep

Outside

Savage Remix (ft. Beyoncé)

Girls in the Hood

Don’t Stop (ft. Young Thug)

Copycat Killer [EP] •• Phoebe Bridgers x Rob Moose

Kyoto (Copycat Killer Version)

Savior Complex (Copycat Killer Version)

Chinese Satellite (Copycat Killer Version)

Punisher (Copycat Killer Version)

Euphoric Sad Songs [EP] •• RAYE

Love Me Again

Change Your Mind

Regardless (ft. Rudimental)

Secrets (ft. Regard)

Natalie Don’t

All Dressed Up

Please Don’t Touch

Walk on By

Love of Your Life

Dimensional Stardust •• Rob Mazurek - Exploding Star Orchestra

Sun Core Tet (Parable 99)

A Wrinkle in Time Sets Concentric Circles Reeling

Galaxy 1000

The Careening Prism Within (Parable 43)

Abstract Dark Energy (Parable 9)

Parable of Inclusion

Dimensional Stardust (Parable 33)

Minerals Bionic Stereo

Parable 3000 (We All Come From Somewhere Else)

Autumn Pleiades

While the World Was Burning •• SAINt JHN

Sucks to Be You

Switching Sides

Freedom Is Priceless

Gorgeous

High School Reunion, Prom (ft. Lil Uzi Vert)

Monica Lewinsky, Election Year (ft. A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie & DaBaby)

Roses (Remix) [ft. Future]

Pray 4 Me (ft. Kanye West)

Quarantine Wifey (ft. JID)

Time for Demons

Ransom (ft. 6lack & Kehlani)

Back on the Ledge

Roses (Imanbek Remix)

ALIAS •• Shygirl

TWELVE

SLIME

FREAK

TASTY

LENG

BAWDY

SIREN

Coping Mechanisms •• Tayla Parx

Sad

Dance Alone

System

Stare

Fixerupper

Bricks

Residue

Justified

NonChalant

Nevermind

Last Words

You Don’t Know

LIVE DRUGS •• The War on Drugs

An Ocean Between the Waves (Live)

Pain (Live)

Strangest Thing (Live)

Red Eyes (Live)

Thinking of a Place (Live)

Buenos Aires Beach (Live)

Accidentally Like a Martyr (Live)

Eyes to the Wind (Live)

Under the Pressure (Live)

In Reverse (Live)

SINGLES

NEW

“Revolutionary Love” •• Ani DiFranco

“Dido’s Lament” •• Annie Lennox

“My Head & My Heart” •• Ava Max

“Endless Me, Endlessly” •• Baio

“What Do You Say When I’m Not There?” •• Baio

“45” •• Bleachers

“chinatown” •• Bleachers x Bruce Springsteen

“Thousand Pills” •• Boldy James x Stove God Cooks

“gf haircut” •• dad sports

“Scratchcard Lanyard” •• Dry Cleaning

“Angel Rock” •• Dua Saleh

“Best Rapper in the Fuckin World” •• GoldLink

“Anywhere” •• Hannah’s Little Sister

“Love Not War (The Tampa Beat)” •• Jason Derulo x Nuka

“Pick Up Your Feelings” •• Jazmine Sullivan

“Daddy Boyfriend” •• Jessica Lea Mayfield

“Emotional Abandonment” •• Jessica Lea Mayfield

“Hitman” •• Kelly Rowland & NFL

“Summertime The Gershwin Version” •• Lana Del Rey

“Undone” •• Lande Hekt

“Man’s World” •• MARINA

“Prisoner” •• Miley Cyrus x Dua Lipa

“The Lighthouse Keeper” •• Sam Smith

“Is It Just Me?” •• Sasha Sloan x Charlie Puth

“Shameika Said” •• Shameika x Fiona Apple

“Monster” •• Shawn Mendes x Justin Bieber

“Hey Boy” •• Sia

“nhs” •• slowthai

“Plead Insanity” •• Spring Silver x Sad13 x Bartees Strange

“feel good” •• Tierra Whack

“Peppers and Onions” •• Tierra Whack

“Flawed” •• Wale x Gunna

“Tried to Tell You” •• The Weather Station

REMIXES

“Valley of One Thousand Perfumes (Orchestral Version)” •• Mary Timony

“Lifetime (Planningtorock ‘Let It Happen’ Remix)” •• Romy x Planningtorock

“Boys Who Don’t Wanna Be Boys (U.S. Girls Live from The Peppermint Lounge Remix)” •• Seth Bogart x U.S. Girls

COVERS

“Waverly” (Samia cover) •• Anjimile

“Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays” •• Betty Who

“Deacon Blues” (Steely Dan cover) •• Bill Callahan x Bonnie Prince Billy x Bill McKay

“Christmas Will Really Be Christmas” •• Black Pumas

“Clementine” (Elliott smith cover) •• Bonny Light Horseman

“The First Time I Ever Saw Your Face” (Roberta Flacke cover) •• James Blake

“The First Noel” •• Jazmine Sullivan x Cory Henry

“A Dreamer’s Holiday” (Perry Como cover) •• Julien Baker

MUSIC VIDEOS

“JUMPING SHIP” •• Amaarae x Kojey Radical x Cruel Santino (dir. Remi Laudat)

“34+35″ •• Ariana Grande (dir. Director X)

“Shameika” •• Fiona Apple (dir. Matthias Brown)

“Don’t Underestimate Midwest American Sun” •• Kevin Morby (dir. Johnny Eastlund x Dylan Isbell)

"Star” •• LOOΠΔ (dir. MOSWANTD)

“Waverly” •• Samia (dir. Samia Finnerty x Matt Hixon)

“Kerosene” •• Yves Tumor x Diana Gordon (dir. Cody Critcheloe)

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Cruz Grabs Headlines Slamming Trump

LOS ANGELES (OnlineColumnist.com), Oct. 14, 2019.--Slamming 73-year-old President Donald Trump for suggesting that 76-year-old former vice President Joe Biden and his 50-year-old son Hunter should be investigated by China, 48-year-old Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Tx.) grabbed headlines in the anti-Trump press. With the House busy with its impeachment inquiry into Trump’s July 25 phone call with 40-year-old Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky, Cruz gave the press some red meat. Asked Oct. 13 by Margaret Brennan on CBS’s “Face The Nation” whether it’s appropriate for Trump to ask China to investigate the Bidens, Cruz said “of course not.” “Election in the U.S. should be decided by Americans and it’s not the business of foreign countries—any foreign countries—to be interfering in our elections,” Cruz said. Cruz didn’t give Trump the benefit of the doubt that he was not interfering with a U.S. Election, he was investigating corruption by the former VP and his son.

Cruz and other key Republicans don’t see how the press uses them to attack Trump, confirming their theory that Trump committed high crimes and misdemeanors when he spoke with Zelensky July 25. But Trump has said emphatically that he only inquired about corruption, nothing to do with a presidential election. Concerned more about Hunter getting $50,000 a month on Ukraine’s Burisma Holding board, a natural gas company, Trump was only obliquely concerned about Joe, because he bragged at the Council on Foreign Relations in 2016 about getting Ukraine’s chief prosecutor Viktor Shokin fired when he wanted to investigate Burisma Holdings. Cruz had no information to implicate Trump into “interfering” in a U.S. election, especially because Joe is not his Party’s nominee. Cruz gave “Face The Nation” exactly what they were looking for: Dirt on Trump.

Since Trump beat former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton Nov. 4, 2016, Democrats have looked to impeach him or de-legitimize the election. Democrats have been open about wanting to get rid of Trump from Day 1. They put all their hopes into Special Council Robert Mueller’s 22-month, $30 million investigation. When Mueller delivered his findings in his Final Report March 23 essentially clearing Trump of Russian collusion, Democrats were apoplectic. Democrats led by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerold Nadler (D-N.Y.) and House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), cherry-picked the Mueller Report to charge Trump with “obstruction of justice.” When that didn’t fly they found a “whstleblower” who claims second hand Trump tried to extort Zelensky for dirt on Biden and his son, Hunter.

Brennan pressed Cruz to hazard his opinion on whether it was appropriate for Trump to ask Ukraine to get involved with internal U.S. matters. “Do you thin that, say, the president’s personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, who’s been talking about Chian, who’s been talking about Ukraine, do you want him to testify about this sort of shadow foreign policy?” Brennan asked Cruz. “Listen, foreign countries should stay our of American elections,” Cruz said, knowing that Trump said the issue was about corruption. Biden’s not the Democrat Party’s nominee, only a presidential candidate. Brennan did her best to get Cruz to agree with House Democrats proceeding with an impeachment inquiry. Cruz should have asked Brennan whether or not spying on the president by an intel or State Department employee is appropriate. Calling it a “whistleblower” complain stretches the whistleblower statute to the breaking point.

When you consider that Intelligence Community Inspector General [IG] Michael Atkinson said Sept. 30 that the so-called “whistleblower” was probably partisan, it makes you question the entire complaint. Intel Chief Adam Schiff told Joe Scarborough Sept. 17 that he had no contact with the whistleblower. Schiff told Brennan yesterday that his office did have contact with the whistleblower before he-or-she filed a complaint Sept. 19 “I should have been much more clear about the whistleblower contact . . . the minute it was brought to my attention,” Schff told Brennan Oct. 13 on “Face The Nation.” Schiff inconsistency raises real credibility issues about the whistleblower’s complain, no appearing it was orchestrated, maybe concocted, by Schiff’s office. Calling snitching or spying a “whitleblower” complaint stretches the statute to the breaking point, raiding real doubts about its credibility.

Cruz not once questioned the “whistleblowr” complaint, knowing that Schiff lied about whether he had contact with the whistleblower before he-or-she went public with the complaint. Cruz did nothing to defend President Trump, accepting Brennan’s assumption that Trump tried to interfere with the 2020 election: The exact Democrat talking points. “Listen foreign countries should stay out of American elections,” Cruz told Brennan. “That’s true for Russia, that’s true for Ukraine, that’s true for China—that’s true for all of them. It should be the American people deciding elections.” No one disputes that but Trump said he was looking into corruption, not interfering with a U.S. election. If Cruz were really disinterested, he would have asked Brennan about Schiff lying about his prior contact with the whistleblower. Cruz should have reminded Brennan that Trump should be presumed innocent: It’s the American way.

About the Author

John M. Curtis writes politically neutral commentary analyzing spin in national and global news. He’s editor of OnlineColumnist.com and author of Dodging The Bullet and Operation Charisma

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Things to do this week in Toronto

What's happening in Toronto April 22-26, 2019

MONDAY, APRIL 22 (EASTER MONDAY)

Spring into Easter at the Toronto Zoo: Join for special on-site animal encounters, daily Meet the Keeper Talks, the chance of catching a glimpse of our Veterinarians at work in the Wildlife Health Centre.

Easter Lunch at Miku Toronto: Celebrate Easter with a special menu only available for Monday.

Easter Day at MARBL: Celebrate this Easter weekend with family and friends. We'll be offering Easter exclusive menu items, as well as perfecting your dinner with a bottle of wine, hand picked by our sommelier.

The Best of The Second City: The Second City’s Touring Company comes home to Toronto for an unforgettable night of classic and original sketch comedy, along with hilarious unscripted improvisation.

Queer and Present Danger Collective: Spring Queening: Hosted by Bethany Daniels featuring Sam Sferrazza, Amethyst Barron and Jade Niles Craig. Headlined by Al Val.

Cher at Scotiabank Arena: Cher performs in Toronto with special guests Nile Rodgers and Chic.

Humber Valley Art Exhibition: This guild from Neilson Park Creative Centre presents an exciting juried art exhibition with a mix of subjects, styles, and media by their highly talented member artists.

The Wow: Fax My Life: The Wow returns for April for an office themed comedy spectacular. Toronto's all-star sketch comedy collective gives you a uniquely themed full-blown spectacle every single month..

TUESDAY, APRIL 23

Gene Domagala's Toronto Places, People and Buildings, Including the Beach: Local historian Gene Domagala reviews Toronto places, people and buildings of interest, including those in the Beach.

The Bourbon Excursion at Jump: Kick off the evening with a welcome cocktail before tucking in to a four-course dinner paired with J.B.’s finest bourbons. Featuring homestyle fare such as Mortadella Lasagna, Tamarack Farm Lamb Shoulder, and Peanut Butter Baked Alaska.

#PitchItYork at Seneca College Newnham Campus: Showcasing York Regions brightest entrepreneurs, Open People Network has partnered with Seneca HELIX for #PitchItYORK! Pitchit is an interactive and fun pitch event to help entrepreneurs showcase their company to potential clients and angel investors.

RSI Leadership Dinner & Dialogue Series: To explore how trusted AI can advance and sustain the competitive advantage of your business and the markets you serve, join our AI-focused dinner and dialogue for C-suite executives.

Caméra Stylo Launch Party! The Cinema Studies Student Union's Undergraduate Journal Caméra Stylo is having their annual launch party.

Kelvin Wetherell at Cafe Mirage: Cafe Mirage Grill and Lounge presents Kelvin Wetherell on Nov 6. The performance runs between 8:00 pm to 11:00 pm in the evenings with a 15 minutes break in between. Cafe Mirage is one of the leading restaurants in Scarborough.

101: Cannabis: Canna-Curious? Learn your CBD’s from your THC’s and join us for a conversation on all things cannabis. Our panelists will be able to answer all of your burning questions: from wellness to entrepreneurship, to education and responsible use.

Hot Breath Karaoke at The Handlebar: Ridiculous game show style karaoke, with prizes.

Westway Christian Church Food Bank: The Westway Christian Church Community Food Bank is open for clients to receive food on Tuesday evenings from 5-7 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24

Fashion Art Toronto at Daniels Spectrum

Fashion Art Toronto is a showcase of contemporary and experimental fashion and arts The five-day multi-arts experience will inspire and intrigue guests through runway shows, photography exhibits, art installations, live performances and short films.

ALSO ON WEDNESDAY

Once Upon a Refugee: Chapter II - The Unrehearsed Plan: Once Upon a Refugee is a community education event celebrating the experience and contributions of refugees, hosted by North York Community House. The evening will have music, storytelling, food, and theatre.

Etobicoke Voters: Claim Your Right To A Vote That Counts! Fair Vote Toronto presents an information session on voting reform and Proportional Representation.

City of Toronto information session on aerial spray program for Gypsy Moth: The City of Toronto will implement an aerial spray program this spring in seven Toronto wards to protect the tree canopy and vulnerable trees from European Gypsy Moth infestation.

Blockchain Revolution Global: The first truly worldwide conference for blockchain in enterprise. Speakers include Imogen Heap, music maker & founder of Mycelia, who will also perform live at the EBA gala.

An Evening of Poetry Readings with Toronto's New Poet Laureate: Join Toronto's new Poet Laureate for a thought-provoking night of spoken word. In the first public appearance of his laureateship, Toronto's literary ambassador A.F. Moritz will be reading alongside three young poets at The Poet Presentation Centre.

Showtime! Disney Edition at The Drink: A live music showcase featuring performances by Aaron Bell, Michala Todd and Charlotte Ferrarei. This time they'll be serving you live Disney music.

Who run the world? QTBIPOC: A free drop-in workshop series on relationships for youth. Learn skills and connect with other 2SLGBTQ Black, Indigenous and youth of colour (16-29) at this Beyonce-themed workshop series on relationships-- with pals, family, partners and yourself.

THURSDAY, APRIL 25

In Her Voice: Amy Spurway Crow Launch

Please join Amy Spurway in conversation with author Emily Saso at Ben McNally Books as part of the 'In Her Voice' event series. They will be discussing Amy’s debut book Crow, followed by a signing. Books will be available for sale.

ALSO ON THURSDAY

Digifest 2019: Digifest is a three-day design and tech festival as well as a startup event, organized annually by the Digital Media and Gaming Incubator at George Brown College.

Leadership & Social Entrepreneur Knowledge Cafe 2019: Seminar of interest to entrepreneurs, professionals, activists and mentors for the next generation of leaders.

16th Albert Lahmer Memorial Lecture: Andrew Larsen: Join Toronto children's writer Andrew Larsen, author of The Man Who Loved Libraries: the Story of Andrew Carnegie, for the Osborne Collection of Early Children's Books' 16th Albert Lahmer Memorial Lecture.

Art-Bound at Camp Tech: Have you heard about art journaling? Come and find out what the fuss is all about. The Art-Bound workshop is an introduction and exploration of art journaling.

Coco & Cowe presents Coco Con: Media: The second event of the Coco Con series. Catriona Smart and Halla Rafati will be joined by Vanessa Craft, Editor-In-Chief for Elle Canada.

Moonstruck at Bad Dog Comedy Theatre: By way of inspiration, its cast will take the details of one audience member’s dream to create a hilarious and magical show. Completely made up on the spot and never to be repeated, this show is sorta like a dream (no, better).

Cozy Fun Comedy Show at 120 Diner: Featuring: Velvet Wells, Sarah Ashby, Luba Magnus, Jesse Singh, Honey Bennett, Freddie Rivas, Desirée Walsh

RuPaul's Drag Race Viewing Parties: Fans of the hit reality television series can watch new episodes every Thursday at several spots around the city, including Apt 200, The Gladstone Hotel, The Beaver and Striker.

FRIDAY, APRIL 26

András Keller conducts the Royal Conservatory Orchestra at Koerner Hall

Hungarian violinist, Artistic Director and Chief Conductor of Concerto Budapest Symphony Orchestra, and founder of the Keller Quartet András Keller leads The Glenn Gould School’s Royal Conservatory Orchestra.

ALSO ON FRIDAY

Metric with July Talk at Scotiabank Arena: Toronto-based rock bands Metric and July Talk perform in Toronto.

Fairlawn Avenue United Church's 58th Annual Book Sale: Shop for gently used books, DVDs, CDs, and LPs.

David Newland CD Release: Newland's CD release party will take place at Hugh's Room Live.

Toronto Lit Up: Mike Barnes: Join Biblioasis and the Toronto International Festival of Authors in celebrating the release of Mike Barnes’ Braille Rainbow: Poems through Toronto Lit Up!

Dinner for Vegetarians in High Park: Join us to check out the all-vegan restaurant The Goods. Everyone welcome. RSVP via email.

Acid x Untitled presents Justin Cudmore at Black Eagle: Brooklyn's rising star of the Queer techno scene Justin Cudmore joins Aeryn Pfaff and Ceremonial at The Black Eagle. Hosted by Miss Moço. All genders welcome. No room for discrimination.

Flashback Friday: A Time Travel Cabaret: Come witness the past, present and future like you've never seen them before through some of the cities best burlesque, drag and gender performers.

Redwood Comedy Cafe: A weekly comedy showcase featuring Canada's top comedians at the intimate Redwood Cafe in Little India.

ONGOING

Jude Ifesieh presents: 'Beauty in Lines' at Visions Gallery: Jude Ifesieh has developed a unique style, building complex images from a myriad of simple, colourful strokes and dots. His resulting works express the innate beauty of life and nature, bursting with healing energy, fertility and fresh possibilities. Runs until May 12.

Art Show & Sale by Marley Berot at Starving Artist Restaurant: Trini-Ja Canadian Marley Berot is opening her first show at the Starving Artist Restaurant and Gallery at 467 Danforth Avenue. Her acrylic paintings will stay on the walls until May 18.

VideoCabaret: Too Good To Be True: A dark comedy by the marvelous playwright Cliff Cardinal, who recently won Double-Doras, and an Edinburgh festival award for writing and performing Huff. Runs until May 19.

Next to Normal at CAA Theatre: Winner of three Tony Awards, Next to Normal explores a suburban household affected by mental illness. With a gripping story and a surging contemporary rock score, Next to Normal is a raw depiction of a family in crisis trying to overcome the past. In production until May 19.

PRECIOUS: An Exhibition of Contemporary Art and Jewellery: By creating precious artwork and art jewellery from everyday and discarded items, Micah Adams, Christine Dwane and Lawrence Woodford remind us that our world is shaped by the decisions we make. Whether disposable or sustainable, beauty is everywhere. On display through May 23.

Being Japanese Canadian: Reflections on a Broken World at the ROM: Explore the original exhibition through the eyes of curators Bryce Kanbara and Katherine Yamashita. Runs until May 25.

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NEW YORK | 'Morning Joe' hosts Joe Scarborough, Mika Brzezinski marry

NEW YORK | ‘Morning Joe’ hosts Joe Scarborough, Mika Brzezinski marry

NEW YORK — Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski of MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” are now co-hosts and spouses.

The network says the couple wed Saturday in a small ceremony attended by family and friends in Washington.

They tied the knot at the National Archives with U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings, of Maryland, officiating.

Scarborough and Brzezinski announced their engagement in May 2017. They don’t talk a lot…

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#couple wed saturday #mika brzezinski marry #morning joe #National Archives #TodayNews #Washington #YORK

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November Newsletter!

Hello & thanks for reading our newsletter!

Wanna receive this in your inbox? Click here to sign up! It means a lot to us that so many people care about improving housing and urbanism in this city. We've got some neat events cooking for the near future. In the meantime, let us tell you about housing news.

Rent controls

Recently, the province of Ontario announced it was expanding buildings under rent control. Tenants tend to appreciate controls, but there was a lot of negative feedback in the press about it. Do they hurt landlords? Do they help tenants? What are they good for? Phill, one of our co-founders, spent a lot of time looking at the nature and evidence behind rent controls. You can read the short of it in this op-ed published by the Toronto Star, or if you want to know more, he's published a rather thorough investigation you can find here.

National Housing Week

On Nov 22, 1998 the Federation of Canadian Municipalities recognized that homelessness is a national disaster, and since then it’s been celebrated as National Housing Day.

Canada is the only G8 country without a National Housing Strategy; this matters because, well, housing is complicated! and it helps to have a lot of high-level coordination. The Liberal government has been working on an NHS and they’ll be releasing it on Nov 22.

The Liberal government committed to a National Housing Strategy in their election campaign, and announced $11.2 billion in funding for the Strategy over the next decade earlier this year. An announcement on further details of the Strategy's commitments and how exactly the funding will be allocated are expected this month.

As a result, there’s a lot of housing related stuff going on!

EVENTS

To kick it off National Housing Week, The Co-op Housing Federation of Canada, Evergreen, Social Planning Toronto, and the Wellesley Institute are throwing a trivia night this Monday, November 20, at No One Writes To The Colonel from 7-9pm.

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/housing-trivia-pub-night-tickets-39299433664

The majority of the $11.2 billion the Liberals have announced so far may well be spent after 2022 - well into a hypothetical third term. This is… something of a bait and switch, to put it lightly. The Ontario Coalition Against Poverty is calling on the federal government to allocate that money *now* for the crisis we have *today*.

On Wednesday OCAP is holding a protest at Allan Gardens:

https://www.facebook.com/events/528906997501435/

On Thursday, from 6-930pm, CSI, Evergreen and The Stories We Tell are hosting a housing story telling night:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/stories-of-home-presented-as-a-part-of-national-housing-week-2017-tickets-38556091307

NEWS

CITY HALL

This year, for the first time, the city is trying to accurately count the number of homeless people who have died so far [ for clarity here we may want to note here that the city previously counted the number of homeless people who died in shelters, but are now trying to expand that to the number of homeless people who are dying outside of city shelters as well] . An astonishing 70 homeless people have died this year, most under the age of 50, and there’s reason to believe we are undercounting deaths.

(We seem to be doing worse than nothing: recall that earlier this year the city voted to cut funding to homeless shelters.)

Meanwhile, the city is about to make about 40 people homeless as they expropriate and demolish a low-income motel in Scarborough.

New Airbnb rules go up to council on December 6th. It looks like there’ll be a yearly fee for folks looking to rent out their property, and it looks they will be limited to renting out their actual primary residence.

In Parkdale, residents protested the new development slated for King and Dufferin. This one’s tricky. It’s true that what we should be building is affordable housing. It's true that a high-end development like the one proposed might speed up gentrification. But it's hard for private developers to make a profit on affordable housing in high-demand areas of the city, and replacing two story walk-ups with denser housing and gaining some affordable housing seems like a net win. It’s tricky.

HOUSING, I GOT MINE

RBC tells us that says that affordability in Toronto has “hit the worst level measured in the city”.

The confusing thing about ignoring the housing crisis is that it’s unsustainable, and obviously not in our best interest. We here at BetterTO have been saying that this is going to strangle the city. How can our city keep on growing, if the young can’t live near where the jobs are, or save for retirement or have children?

CENSUS GALORE

In TOTALLY UNRELATED NEWS, results from the 2016 census show that compared to Boomers at the same age, fewer Millennials own their housing. The Wellesley Institute went deep on the numbers and found that renting is poised for a comeback, as more and more people are pushed out of homeownership.

Housing is dividing us. The Toronto region is now almost completely segregated by income as many low-income folks have been pushed out of the city's core and into the inner suburbs.

Housing traps us. Home equity loans are pushing people to hold unsustainable levels of debt -- and it’s wiping out a lot of wealth.

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Housing is essential to us – stay tuned for more housing news and future BetterTO events and join our mailing list.

Until next time,

#housing #toronto #affordability #rentcontrol

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