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(This episode was originally released in August 2015) I’ll be the first to admit I’m not very hip to the local comedy scene, but way back in 2015,  we did an episode  about the then-new Oddblock Comedy Festival. One of the guests on that episode was comedian John B. Duff. You may have heard that John passed away from cancer recently, so I’m re-releasing this episode. I barely knew him, but he was a really funny guy, and – based on all the tributes I’ve been seeing on social media over the past few days – clearly a huge figure in the local community. Please note this is in the old format of the show, and the audio quality is godawful, but I think it’s important to re-release episodes when guests pass (which is happening entirely too often lately). I hope you enjoy this episode despite its (many) technical flaws. Fuck cancer. RIP Mr. Duff.

(This episode was originally released in August 2015) I’ll be the first to admit I’m not very hip to the local comedy scene, but way back in 2015,  we did an episode  about the then-new Oddblock Comedy Festival. One of the guests on that episode was comedian John B. Duff. You may have heard that John passed away from cancer recently, so I’m re-releasing this episode. I barely knew him, but he was a really funny guy, and – based on all the tributes I’ve been seeing on social media over the past few days – clearly a huge figure in the local community. Please note this is in the old format of the show, and the audio quality is godawful, but I think it’s important to re-release episodes when guests pass (which is happening entirely too often lately). I hope you enjoy this episode despite its (many) technical flaws. Fuck cancer. RIP Mr. Duff.

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http://www.witchpolice.com/2015/08/wr141-oddblock-comedy-festival.html This week, Sam and Ryan are joined by comedians John B. Duff and Chantel Marostica, along with Erick Casselman (owner of the Park Theatre), to talk about the upcoming Oddblock Comedy Festival, Aug. 27-30 in Winnipeg's South Osborne neighbourhood. Recorded in the spacious lobby of the Park Theatre (hence the mild echo), the gang discusses the local comedy scene, 'making it' as a comedian, "gut" songs and more! Along the way, Sam demonstrates his complete ignorance about the 'burggoinging' (or something) Winnipeg comedy scene in particular and stand-up in general. We all learn a thing or two. Don't forget to listen to our program on Monday nights at 11 p.m. on 101.5 UMFM in Winnipeg (streaming on umfm.com if you ain't here) or download/stream any previous episodes from the Witchpolice archives at any time, absolutely free. We're now also on TuneIn Radio! You can also check out the Live Exclusives page for MP3s and videos of live performances by some of our past guests on the show, or 'like' us on Facebook for a ton of other exclusive content. We're also on Twitter and Instagram! Check out Ryan's art project at Prints of Thieves and watch/listen soon for more details about our first-ever Witchpolice Radio Live and Direct episode, to be recorded in front of an audience Sept. 27 at the Handsome Daughter!

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Please visit the California Revealed website to see the most complete and up-to-date version of this object: https://repository.californiarevealed.org/node/475166 . John Duff talks about his work, "Copper and Blue Wall" with Seonaid McArthur

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We're back after a two-and-a-half week absence with a packed lineup! As we catch up on the releases from the past fortnight, we're reviewing five films, including the highly-anticipated new film from Christian Petzold, "Phoenix," and Keanu Reeves' foray into the action genre with "John Wick." Cal reveals all about Noah Baumbach's latest observation on the middle-classes, "While We're Young" and Andrew Niccol's moralistic war drama "Good Kill," while we finish by talking about teen flick "The DUFF," which Pete suspected that Cal would like. Elsewhere, in the wake of Thursday's announcement of the Cannes Film Festival lineup, we assess upcoming films from Gus Van Sant, Paolo Sorrentino, and more, we discuss the career renaissance of Willem Dafoe, and a controversial Pootsition flies narrowly close to the age of consent. Listener question/rant [Ibbi]: Colleen Atwood vs. Sandy Powell Cannes Film Festival: We dig into the line-up for this year's festival, featuring films by Todd Haynes, Gus Van Sant, Jacques Audiard, and Hirokazu Koreeda! [10:52 - 27:52] Preconception Corner Reviews of: Phoenix 34:30 - 46:00 While We're Young 46:01 - 52:47 John Wick 52:48 - 1:03:12 Good Kill 1:03:13 - 1:09:49 The DUFF 1:09:50 - 1:23:07 Shag, Marry or Kill? The Pootsition The Garrett Gauge Outro Music: Beyonce feat. Jay-Z, "Drunk In Love"

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Photograph: University of Lowell. President John Duff and Provost William Hogan present certificate honoring Elmer E. Fickett on the 25th anniversary of his retirement from Lowell Textile Institute.  Elmer Fickett was chairman of the chemistry department at LTI. Certificate text: The trustees, president, and faculty of University of Lowell are pleased to extend congratulations and best wishes to Elmer E. Fickett Chairman of the Chemistry Department Lowell Technological Institute on the occasion of Twenty-fifth anniversary of his retirement May 19, 1954 with best wishes for continued progress and educational achievement [Joseph _____] John B. Duff

Photograph: University of Lowell. President John Duff and Provost William Hogan present certificate honoring Elmer E. Fickett on the 25th anniversary of his retirement from Lowell Textile Institute.  Elmer Fickett was chairman of the chemistry department at LTI. Certificate text: The trustees, president, and faculty of University of Lowell are pleased to extend congratulations and best wishes to Elmer E. Fickett Chairman of the Chemistry Department Lowell Technological Institute on the occasion of Twenty-fifth anniversary of his retirement May 19, 1954 with best wishes for continued progress and educational achievement [Joseph _____] John B. Duff

Dan Taylor hosts and is joined by guests Chris Haigh and Chris Byrne, making his debut...

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A visible display of divine providence; or, the journal of a captured missionary, designated to the southern Pacific Ocean, in the second voyage of the ship Duff, ... captured by Le Grand Buonaparte, ... including every remarkable occurrence which took place ... in the years 1798 and 1799. By William Gregory, ... With extracts compiled from the journals of Messrs. Rev. Peter Levesque, Rev. John Hill, James Jones, John Levesque, and other missionaries captured in the Duff. 1800.. Digitized from IA40310309-65 . Previous issue: bim_eighteenth-century_a-short-history-of-the-p_walpole-robert-earl-of_1713_1 .

Personal Diary of one "John Duff", a veteran of the Boer War, who served as a medic during the conflict. This document was digitized by the uploader of this document with the assistance of the Simon Fraser University Museum of Anthropology, located in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada during the year 2017 A.D. The original hard copy was written by the great uncle of the uploader in 1899, and is retained by the uploader as part of their personal collection, and is sealed inside Mr. Duff's original Queen Victoria chocolate box to prevent damage from the elements. . No other copies of this document exist elsewhere on the internet; nor do additional physical copies exist besides the original. . This PDF Document contains a hand-written forward penned by Mr. Duff in 1950, followed by the original hand-written pages of the diary from 1899 chronicling the events he witnessed and/or took part in during the Boer War in South Africa. Diary entries were originally done in pencil, but appear to have been written over in pen for clarity line by line during the 1950's by Mr. Duff, at the time when he wrote the forward to the text. . The diary itself is followed by scans of the supporting documentation that has been stored with it inside of an original Queen Victoria chocolate box since shortly after 1899 A.D.; amongst the supporting documents is a news article from Vancouver British Columbia, published in the 1950's, which shows a picture of Mr. Duff in his old age, and lists a statement from him regarding the events described in the diary, while also making reference to the diary itself.