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<pubDate>Fri, 20 Jun 2008 16:20:24 +0200</pubDate>
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<item><title>Antlered Queen too political for Quebec</title>
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<description>&lt;a  title=&quot;Cast Cover&quot;&gt;Cast Cover&lt;/a&gt; Even if Queen Elizabeth II is not coming to Quebec City for the city&apos;s 400th anniversary, she is still the talk of the town. The work of an artist depicting the Queen sporting caribou antlers has been censored by municipal authorities and the sponsor of the art event related to the 400th anniversary of the founding of Quebec City. The piece of art is a manhole cover called &amp;quot;Tribute To Her Graceful Majesty&amp;quot; by Quebec painter Martin Bureau. It&apos;s an openly political work recalling the conquest of Quebec by British troops in 1759. Combining the two faces of the 25 cent Canadian coin, the artist created a new image of the Queen with antlers on her head. The work also reads: &amp;quot;Kwebec 1759-2009. Quarter of a buck.&amp;quot; Bureau says the antlers replace the Queen&apos;s crown and symbolize a colonization trophy.  The provocative cast-iron piece was supposed to be installed on a street last week along with other manhole covers made into art pieces.   But the art organization which commissioned the work said the sponsor - foundry Bibby from Sainte-Croix-de-Lotbiniere on the south shore of Quebec City - deemed it too political and refused to cast it. Local officials were also not at ease with the work and refused to install the manhole cover that was finally cast by another foundry at the artist&apos;s expense. &amp;quot;It&apos;s censorship pure and simple,&amp;quot; lamented Celine Marcotte, head of Folie/Culture which commissioned the manhole covers from 10 Quebec artists to commemorate the 400th. &amp;quot;It&apos;s interference with artistic freedom and the city officials didn&apos;t even do anything to back us up. They said it was disrespectful,&amp;quot; Marcotte added. A spokeswoman for the municipality said the work was problematic because the name of the city was directly associated with it.  </description>
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<item><title>Simply Bathtubs Announces the New Claw F...</title>
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<description>&lt;span&gt;&lt;font size=&quot;3&quot;&gt;&lt;font face=&quot;Times New Roman&quot;&gt;True to old world design, this claw foot bathtub has been created using enamel-coated &lt;span style=&quot;color: red&quot;&gt;&lt;a  title=&quot;cast bathtub &quot;&gt;cast&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/span&gt; iron, which has beenproperly finished to prevent chipping, dents and scratches. Castiron is known for its ability to decrease vibrations and noisewhile insulating the temperature, helping water to stay warmlonger. Some old world ways, for cast bathtub at least, are still the best! One modern improvement that has beenmade is that this cast iron tub has a very thick coat ofspecialized enamel, which ensures that this top of the line antiquebathtub will provide beauty and strength for many years to come.With its high heat fire-polished enamel finish, cast ironconstruction, and claw feet available in a variety of finishes,this nostalgic old world style bathtub is still an eye-catchingbeauty in the modern home. This fantastic claw foot slipper bathtub is one of many uniquebathtubs available on the Simply Bathtubs website:simplybathtubs.com. Simply Bathtubs is proud to have thisbeautifully and charming conversation piece of bathroom furniturein their wide collection of classic bathtubs, claw foot tubs,whirlpool tubs, and walk in bathtubs . As the demand for bathtubs with nostalgic styles and modernupgrades increases, the selection available by bathtub specialistsshould commensurately increase. About Simply Bathtubs: Simply Bathtubs is the leading online source for everythingbathtubs! They offer quality traditional bathtubs, walk inbathtubs, whirlpool bathtubs, and claw foot tubs for your bathroomremodeling project. Their bathtubs come in several different stylesand sizes so that customers can find just the right bathtub fortheir space and unique interior design. If floor space is limitedin a bathroom, then a corner bathtub or modern bathtub is a greatsolution, but if there is a lot of floor space for the bathtub tobe the centerpiece, then a claw foot bathtub or cast iron bathtubmay work better. Simply Bathtubs offers quality bathtubs at lowprices, with FREE SHIPPING in the continental U.S., and a greatcustomer service experience. &lt;/font&gt;&lt;/font&gt;&lt;/span&gt;</description>
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<pubDate>Fri, 06 Jun 2008 11:02:01 +0200</pubDate>
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