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Venus as a Creep by Tjöm Yjörke

Tjöm Yjörke the famous Bricelandic frontwoman 😭

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What You Can Afford With an Annual Household Income of $150K in Kingston?

Buying a home requires thoughtful planning, not impulsive decisions. A solid annual household income is crucial for making this plan a reality.

Is an annual household income of $150K sufficient? Considering both perspectives, a household income of $150,000 is notably higher than Canada’s median of $79,000. However, a 2021 Bank of Canada survey revealed that 62% of Canadians find home prices unaffordable — a valid concern. Many Canadians, even those with higher incomes, perceive $150,000 as inadequate for purchasing a home.

Here are examples of sold properties in Kingston:

299 Cavendish Crescent Sold Price: $670,000

344 Holden Street Sold Price: $560,000

234 Briceland Street Sold Price: $605,000

619–652 Princess Street Sold Price: $530,000

These are properties that have been sold, offering insights into what you can expect from a $150k annual income in Kingston. Learn more for detailed information…

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Tending the Garden Benjamin M. Adams

Directed by Claire Weissbluth, aka La Osa, and Jesse Dodd, Tending the Garden follows the lives of the people behind three regenerative farms—Briceland Forest Farm, Green Source Gardens, and Radicle Herbs—up close and personal. The film revolves around regenerative farming practices in cannabis, food, and beyond. Regenerative farming goes beyond organic and sustainable gardening; even when a…

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Very excited to connect with @bricelandforestfarm live on #santacruz #cannabis #talkradio winners of the regenerative farm award at the #emeraldcup in 2017 Taylor & Daniel are an inspiring team homesteading and raising a family in #sohum we will explore their farm, thoughts on living with the land and overall stewardship of nature and aligning our lives with the wild. Tune in live ksco.com, zbsradio.com 8p also on AM 1080 & FM 104.1 #briceland #forest #farm #regenerative #agriculture #family #love #nextgeneration #community #smileygreen #thecannabisconnectionshow https://www.instagram.com/p/CdPXFuQrn3x/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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"Nature Boy" - Ava Briceland, Epic Dance Complex, mini contemporary solo, 1st overall, Nuvo Detroit ★ choreo by ?

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photo credit: Briceland Forest Farms (@bricelandforestfarm on Instagram)

truly inspirational.

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17 Questions, 17 People

Tagged by @xcaptainbluex​ !! Thanks Blue💙 :D

Nicknames: Jess, mostly!

Zodiac: Aquarius

Height: 5'3″

Last thing I googled: “weather” lmao it’ll be hot tomorrow

Song stuck in my head: The Other Side from The Greatest Showman

Number of followers: uhhh 3466 

Amount of sleep: Uh lets say Averaging 9 

Lucky number: 119 !!

Dream job: I have... a lot tBH but...wouldn’t it be cool to live over a lil herbal/holistic medicine shop that I own and Educate People in (with a baseball bat by the counter to chase out antivaxxers with)

Wearing: toucan socks, highwaisted shorts and my new First Crop Top aslkjdf

Favorite song: UHH I Mean.. i’m listening to The other side on repeat soooo

Favorite instrument: I mean i Am a slut for a good guitar rift 

Aesthetic: Plants and fluffy blankets and lots of windows and vines and pretty moon imagery

Favorite author: Hmm V. Briceland is a Classic Fav and I’m itching for their book series again tbh

Favorite animal noise: Cat meows and Crow’s cawing (ur so right blue)

Random: Listen I just bought my first crop top and its CUTE and its got moons on it this is progress people. Also there’s only 16 questions and ???? Why 

Tagging: @luminescent-kat @lesbianlannister @aheartmadefullmetal16 @lil-dorkling @hitantenshi @whycellothurr

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50to01 Get Loose at Les Gets The 50to01 crew do their thing at Les Gets, check it out. Original Reunited with uncle kirt, one of the most creative riders to walk the earth and a big inspiration to us. Rat stomped his knee at whip off so decided to have a day off and get on the camera. hope you enjoy... les get some.

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NUVO Detroit Results 2019

Mini Solos:

1. Ava Briceland - Nature Boy (Epic Dance Complex) DJP

2. Joelle Cherry - Aquatic (Center Stage Dance Studio)

3. Kendall Nash - When You Believe (Premier Dance Company)

4. Navy Bluhm - My Spirit (CSA’s Dancers Edge), Harley Siravo - Must Be Love (Dance Expressions)

5. Brooke Robinson - Everything Must Change (On Your Toes Dance Studio)

6. Darrius Bracey - Kill The Lights (Juliana’s Academy of Dance), Laila Lotarski - Broken Night (The Foundation House), Paige Lenard - A Million Dreams (The Turning Pointe)

7. Peyton Krueger - Twisting The Night Away (Premier Dance), Maura Matsuka - Toy (Center Stage Dance Studio), Molly Myers - Keep Me (West Michigan Dance Center)

8. Tenley Zielinski - She’s Got It (Dance Expressions), Korra Smith - Moon and Back (Ratio Dance)

9. Lynnleigh Pugmire - Rainbow Connection (Spartan Dance Center)

10. Haven Topham - Purse First (Spartan Dance Center)

Junior Solos:

1. Casey Tran - White Bush (The Dance Zone) DJP

2. Kiera Watson - Consumed (CM Dancing) DJP

3. Abby Watson - Truth (Juliana’s Academy of Dance)

4. Chloe Slone - Reset (Club Dance Studio), Ainslee McAlees - He Loves Me He Loves Me Not (Company C Dance Club)

5. Emma Middleton - The Beauty Within (Viva Dance Co.)

6. Aaliyah Ramirez - Shame (CSA’s Dancers Edge), Carly Howard - Ruins (CSA’s Dancers Edge), Kennedy Martinez - Reign (CSA’s Dancers Edge), Katie Mason - Heaven I Know (Dance Expressions), Anna Zimmerly - Cloud Busting (Planet Dance)

7. Molly Jackson - The Chain (West Michigan Dance Center)

8. Chloe Orr - Tunglio (Juliana’s Academy of Dance), Mimi Wright - Telefon (Planet Dance Cinncinatti)

9. Mercedes Bracey - Good Vibes (Juliana’s Academy of Dance)

10. Abella Hellenberg - Haunted (Viva Dance Co.)

Mini Duo/Trios:

1. On Broadway (Noretta Dunworth Studio of Dance) DJP

2. Party Girls (Power Dance Company)

3. What About Us (Center Stage Dance Studio), Dem Beats (Center Stage Dance Studio)

Junior Duo/Trios:

1. Small Leaf (West Michigan Dance Center)

2. Sing Sing Sing (Planet Dance Cincinnati), Glory (Planet Dance Cincinnati)

3. I’m Sorry (Viva Dance Co.)

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Vote Thöm Yjörk

Bricelandic pride 🇮🇸🇬🇧🇮🇸🇬🇧🇮🇸

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In this video from Fields BMW Genius, Nathan Briceland, get a first look at the interior of the 2019 BMW X7. To learn more or to schedule a test-drive, call (863) 816-1234 or visit fieldsbmwlakeland.com.

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Get a first-look at the 2019 BMW 330i with our Team Member & Fields BMW Genius, Nathan Briceland. Schedule a test-drive today @ (863) 816-1234 or visit fieldsbmwlakeland.com.

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Tonight we are excited to welcome @radicleherbs to the show! Tune in 8p pst anyone can stream live online ksco.com and zbsradio.com. Listen locally on AM 1080 & FM 104.1 Blaire is from Venice Beach CA, and went to Otis art school. Becoming aware of the way textiles are produced she became interested in agriculture getting her start on a Biodynamic Farm on the island of Maui. This experience forever changed her life and solidified her down the path of agriculture. She then apprenticed on a Biodynamic Farm in Sacramento, Raphael Gardens, located at what was then, Rudolf Steiner College. After this apprenticeship she wanted to try farming on her own and landed in Covelo. Daniel is from Massachusetts and also started farming in Hawaii, landing a job on a lettuce farm on the Big Island. Returning to the mainland he volunteered on a few different farms in the Eugene OR area before starting an apprenticeship at Live Power Community Farm, a horse powered Biodynamic vegetable CSA located in Covelo. Their paths came together when they met at the farmers market in Covelo and from here they embarked on an agricultural endeavour together, getting married and starting a family. With the help of Blaires parents they now are responsible for 60 acres consisting of hay fields, a woodlot, and about 2 acres under cultivation of vegetables and cannabis production. In 2018 they won the Regenerative Farm Award at the Emerald Cup with two other farms. They are currently Sun + Earth and Dragonfly Earth Medicine Certified. They had recently dropped their Demeter certification due to extensive paperwork and financial restraints but still very much practice Biodynamics. This year they will be featured in a documentary featuring two other farms (Greensource Gardens and Briceland Forest Farm). The film is a journey through a year in the life of these three family farms cultivating cannabis, food and community in the pursuit of a regenerative future. #biodynamicfarming #dempure #covelo #regenerativeagriculture #community #family #earthchurch #tendingthegarden #love #diversity #thecannabisconnectionshow #growth #wellness #cosmos #spirituality #cannabis #produce #farm #smileygreen (at KSCO AM 1080 Santa Cruz) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ce7e297rcAU/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Part 3: Partisanship

In the third installment of old “new media”, the question of partisanship and how newspapers effectuated a seismic shift in politics will be discussed. While “bias” in the media today is a widely debated and lamented feature of politics, we will see that mid- and late-18th century newspapers frequently operated with expressly partisan objectives.

Most printing presses in the mid-18th century were family businesses. Very often a single family member or individual had to single-handedly solicit advertisements, collect payments, supervise production, and edit content (Slauter, 2015, 30). The political leanings and commercial interests of any given printer/publisher therefore found their way directly on to the newsstand. For example, Benjamin Franklin, one of America’s founding fathers and early publishing magnates who operated, among other publications, the Pennsylvania Gazette, had a habit of denying authors or advertisers space in his papers if their content threatened to arouse controversy. He would propose instead that the author pay a fee to print their material on a separate pamphlet that could be distributed alongside but distinct from the Gazette (Slauter, 2015, 31).

While publishers took great public pride in their independence and autonomy, proclaiming to reproduce the news with neutrality, this bluster was little more than a façade. The free presses of the colonies took on increasingly Anglophobic character in the antebellum period. By the late 1760s, the emerging industry which at that time was composed of only two or three dozen printers, increasingly politicized information to bolster the cause of anti-imperialism (Parkinson, 1996, 27). Information about parliamentary debates and acts in London reached colonists only after it had been filtered and interpreted for them by anti-imperialist editors and printers.

That partisanship could or should be avoided in the press was hardly even a question for early publishers. In 1790, Thomas Jefferson and James Madison established the National Gazette with the express intent of using it to “lead the Republican counteroffensive” to Alexander Hamilton’s pro-Federalist Federal Gazette (Laracey, 2008, 12). By the end of the century, the Philadelphia Aurora had a reputation as “the nation’s leading Jeffersonian organ” (Briceland, 1976, 3). No pretense of ‘balance’ or non-partisanship was sought or expected. Jefferson and Madison courted one of the more controversial newspaper editors in the newly independent colonies, Philip Freneau, whose “ferocious Anglophobia”, “violent hostility to moneyed men” and “penchant for editorial brawling” were widely known (Elkins & McKitrick, 1993, 239).

While partisanship is as old as politics, of course, the emergence of the newspaper industry in the Americas created new opportunities for political posturing. The political battle between the Federalists and Republicans played out largely in the newly independent nation’s newspapers as a battle for public opinion every bit as much as it manifested in the Congress and in Washington.

 References:

Briceland, A. (1976). The Philadelphia Aurora, the New England Illuminati, and the Election of 1800, The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. 100, no. 1, 3-36.

Elkins, S., McKitrick, E. (1993). The Age of Federalism, Oxford University Press.

Laracey, M. (2008). The presidential newspaper as an engine of early American political development: the case of Thomas Jefferson and the election of 1800, Rhetoric & Public Affairs, Vol. 11, No. 1, 7-46.

Parkinson, R. (1996). The Common Cause: Creating Race and Nation in the American Revolution, University of North Carolina Press.

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Submitted Photo United’s Morgan Briceland was honored for breaking the school assist record and tying the career goal record on Saturday.

United 8, Columbiana 0

HANOVERTON — United closed off its girls soccer regular season with five straight shutouts including an 8-0 win over Columbiana on Saturday.

For the Eagles (13-3-0), Abigail Hruby and Morgan Briceland had two goals each. Hannah Minor, Sam Wolfe, Grace Hall and Addyson Blazer had a goal each.

Briceland added two assists. Minor had one assist.

Briceland is the Eagle career leader in assists with 47 and she is equal with Wolfe in career goals with 86.

Briceland ended the regular season with 19 goals and 14 assists, while Wolfe had 28 goals and eight assists.

Goalie Madelynne Brieck ended the season with the United career shoutout record of 29 and the single season mark of 12.

Columbiana (6-9) played the entire game with 10 or nine players. That marked the second straight game the Eagles played a team with less than full strength as Badger had nine players in Thursday’s win.

United has jayvee games with Hubbard on Monday and Canfield on Tuesday left.

West Branch 8,

Beaver Local 1

CALCUTTA — West Branch’s girls soccer team is clicking at the right time.

The Warriors scored five times in the first half in racing past Beaver Local 8-1 on Saturday.

West Branch is 12-1-2 and is ranked 13th in Div. II in the current Ohio Scholastic Soccer Coaches Association poll.

Jillian Pidgeon, Addy Jones and Bri Thomas each recorded two goals, while Emma Egli and Sophia Gregory added one goal apiece to lead the Warriors.

Assists were provided by Sophia Gregory, Pidgeon, Egli (4) and Chloe Dennison. Amanda Davidson and Kamryn Briceland each recorded one save in goal.

West Branch, which has won four straight, will travel to Salem on Wednesday in a game which will decide the Eastern Buckeye Conference title.

Salem is enjoying one of its best campaigns in school history and is 14-0-1.

Beaver Local is 3-6-4 and hosts Springfield Local on Thursday to close the regular season.

United 13,

Jackson-Milton 0

HANOVERTON — The United boys soccer team was flying high with a 13-0 win over Jackson-Milton on Saturday.

United improves to 13-1-1 and will be at Ursuline on Tuesday to end regular season play.

The Eagle attack was led by Luke Medure with three goals, Kade Blake with two goals and two assists and Wyatt Medure with two goals and one assist. Also scoring for United were Albert Berenguer with two goals as well as Caleb Rawson, Keaton Widlicka, Ryan Keir and Joel Vanpelt with a goal each. Tallying assists were Widlicka with two and Louden Stryffeler, Ethan Stout, Matthew Logan, Isaac Burke and Vanpelt with one each. Dylan Thompson and Ethan Hively split the shut out with Hively recording three saves.

Columbiana 7,

Oak Glen 1

NEW MANCHESTER, W.Va. — Columbiana cruised past Oak Glen 7-1 on Saturday in boys soccer play.

For the Clippers, Gabe Heinrich and Drake Daugherty each had two goals and one assist. James Porter had two goals. Collin Schick had a goal and three assists. Micah Direnzo added an assist. In goal, Nate Burnell had seven saves while Dylan Hogan had two.

Clippers improve to 10-2-1 and host Heartland Tuesday.

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NUVO PITTSBURGH RESULTS 2017/18

Nubie Solos:

1st Abigail Clawson - SANDRA LYNN’S

2nd Devyn Scherff - STUDIO 19

3rd Avery Henderhan - ELITE LEGENDS

4th Mackenzie Cole - SANDRA LYNN’S

Mini Solos:

1st Cameron Voorhees - EVOLVE DJP

1st Sarina Porreca - FOR DANCERS ONLY DJP

2nd Elyse Wingertsahn - EVOLVE DJP

3rd Willow Phillips - EVOLVE

3rd Audrey Mayernik - EVOLVE

4th Sarah Georgiana - STUDIO 19

5th Stella Morris - CENTRE DANCE

5th Ava Briceland - EPIC DANCE

6th Tristan Gerzon - TDZ

7th Camryn Lanigan - JENNIFER LEIGH'S

8th Madison Gent - JANET’S

8th Joelle Cherry - CENTER STAGE

8th Brooke Robinson - ON YOUR TOES

8th Adison Lenox - EPIC DANCE

8th Jeralynn Rudiak - EPIC DANCE

9th Sophia Dorris - EPIC DANCE

10th Ava Zisko - PITTSBURGH BALLET HOUSE