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Newfoundland's Alternative Newspaper / December 2018 / St FREE NEWFOUNDLAND'S ALTERNATIVE NEWSPAPER / DECEMBER 2018 / ST. JOHN’S / ISSUE 59 SANTA’S GOT A BRAND NEW BAG VINYL & CD MUSIC FROM HOME TO SEND AWAY FUR PACKED ACTION GEINUS Dull Thud of Fur Keeper MARK HISCOCK JENINA RUM RAGGED KEN TIZZARD SWINGING BELLES ATLANTIC Old Fishing Schooner MACGILLIVRAY The Hard Times A Good Dog Is Lost Superstar Sibling BOYCHOIR Marion Detective Agency Gloria CICERONE FOG LAKE Caterpillar Diesel Dragonchaser FORTUNATE ONES THE ONCE PATRICK BOYLE ENNIS SISTERS COME FROM AWAY YOUNGTREE & Hold Fast Time Enough After Forgetting Keeping Time Original Broadway THE BLOOMS Cast Musical Chairs CHARLES BRADLEY ROLLING STONES Black Velvet Voodoo Lounge BRAD TUCK IRISH DESCENDANTS TARAHAN COTILLION KIRA SHEPPARD THE REELS On These Waters Is Your Rhubarb Up The Quality Bundle Tinker’s Wagon The Hollow Earth February ARKELLS J. MASCIS NEWFOUNDLAND CHRISTMAS MUSIC & MUCH MORE Rally Cry Elastic Days FLEETWOOD MAC DANIEL ROMANO FRETBOARD RUM RAGGED BILLY & DON JAMIESON IAN FOSTER & SERENA RYDER Rumours Finally Free JOURNEY At Christmas THE BRUISERS Remembers: NANCY HYNES Christmas Kisses Christmas Picks Christmas Too St. John’s Christmas A Week in December HOT NEW RELEASES — CD & VINYL KURT VILE CITY & COLOUR Bottle It In Guide Me Back Home MARK KNOPFLER MUMFORD & SONS JEFF TWEEDY VARIOUS ARTISTS JOHN HIATT DAN MANGAN Down the Road Delta Warm Al Purdy Songbook Eclipse Sessions More Or Less GIFT Wherever SALE CERTIFICATES LOADS 99 OF $21 CDS $80 UNDER REG $10 BOX SETS S ERIC CLAPTON NEIL YOUNG JOHN PRINE ROSANNE CASH COLTER WALL STORYVILLE Happy Xmas Songs For Judy Tree of Forgiveness She Remembers Songs of the Plains BLUES BOX FRED’S STUFF Everything 7 CDs, 1 DVD + Book Totes, patches, pins, t-shirts, slip-mats, mugs SHOP NEWFOUNDLAND MUSIC ONLINE OPEN WEEKNITES TIL 9 FREDSRECORDS.COM SAT TIL 6 SUN 12-5 198 DUCKWORTH STREET 2 / DECEMBER 2018 / THE OVERCAST aa/aw: If you ever find yourself at the Nailbag Gansy: a type of rough, durable, How Fluent Are command of a dog sled, this is how you hit canvas jacket worn by fishers and sealers. the brakes; it's the command for stop. You In the Cultural On the Ree-raw: To do something on the Babbish/Babbage: The strips of animal hide ree-raw is to do something quickly. Speak That Built woven to form the filling of snowshoes. DECEMBER 2018 Pinnacle Tea: When at sea, folks would get Issue 59 Newfoundland Coddies: A term for Irishmen who spend their their water for tea by melting glacial ice. So, PRESS RELEASES & PITCHES & Labrador? summers fishing in Newfoundland. tea made from glacial ice = pinnacle tea. AKA Chad Pelley ([email protected]) proto-hipster tea. If you're getting one of GENERAL INQUIRIES Dandelion Look: [email protected] How good of a conversationalist these, you've messed up. It's "a hostile stare." Quick as a Wink: There are loads of NL would you be if you were expressions for something moving quickly. ADVERTISING Egg Calli: Spruce beer fortified with both rum Not surprising for a culture so adept at VISIT theovercast.ca/ads parachuted into the 1700s version and eggs. Makes an old-fashion sound weak. hunting and fishing. Quick as a wink means EMAIL [email protected] of your Newfoundland & Labrador quickly. EVENT SUGGESTIONS hometown? Faddering Wind: A wind that's blowing in theovercast.ca/submit-an-event all directions. Rampike: A dead, dried-out tree still standing What good is it to have an entire language in The Overcast is a multi-award-winning in its place. Pretty ripe for metaphor, this one. Newfoundland English, a language built by our media body in St. John’s, NL. Best known Gommer: We all know one of these in cultural heritage, if we're increasingly illiterate in for its monthly print magazine, its website, Newfoundland; we might all be one: a person St. John's Water Dog: You've never laid eyes theovercast.ca, posts a story or 2 a day, and it? Could you command a dog sled, or procure houses weekly suggestions of local events, who grumbles and complains too much. on one because they're extinct. They were the goods to make some snowshoes before the as well as the St. John's Eats dining and white & black and were "the forerunners of coming winter? These long-forgotten words review directory. Hatchet Sweat: To cure a cold sore, people the Newfoundland Dog and all retrievers." remind of us of the past that made us – that we would make hatchet sweat by placing a small DESIGN fished and loved to eat, sure, but also how much Mira Howards ([email protected]) piece of cloth on the blade of an axe and lighting Tatie Shovel: A shovel specifically designed we've always loved a game of cards, or a stiff it on fire. The grease left on the blade when the and used for digging up potatoes. COVER CREDIT drink with the by's. Yet few of us know what a flame went out was rubbed on the cold sore. Nadine Hodder Callibogus is. Up-sitting Day: "The event in which a new theovercast.ca "Italian" Cod: Choice codfish; thick, well-split, mother first sits up in bed after giving birth." Have a read, and the next time a tourist forces clean on the back and face, and destined for you to "Say something in Newfie speak for Mediterranean. Vang: Melted pork fate drizzled on cod. me!," first explain the polarized opinion on the "In some places, potatoes were added to the term Newfie, and then spice up the Yes by's and Jack's Alive: This was a game where you mixture." 2018 People’s Screech-in speak we've all heard before with light something on fire and pass it around. Choice Awards some of the words below. Whoever is holding it when it goes out is Wesleyan Kettle: A little teapot that heats up the loser. fast and cools down slow. Holds 5 cups. Polls #spoilers This article was inspired by a new book, The Flanker Dictionary of Newfoundland English. Keg Out: To "become unconscious from X: A cross made to protect boats from It's a more compact spin-off of the epic, classic intoxication." wave damage. Top 3 Blowout Wins tome that is The Dictionary of Newfoundland English. Here's a word per letter to help expand Best New Restaurant Lassy Berry: the small red berry of a wild Yannies: Slang for wieners. Boca Tapas’ Bar your vocabulary and reconnect with who knit Lilly of the Valley. ya. Note: the words, not the wording of their Zoosweet: Beothuk-origin word for Best Thing to Happen in 2018 definitions, are borrowed from their book. Maze-headed: To be confused willow & rock ptarmigans New St. John’s Farmer’s Market Best Restaurant Special Piatto’s Lunch Deal Top 3 Closest Battles Best Night Out That Isn’t A Bar Jack Axes Versus Escape Quest Best Brewery in NL happy holidays & Port Rexton Versus Quidi Vidi Best Cafe best wishes for 2019 Fixed Versus Rocket 3 / DECEMBER 2018 / THE OVERCAST and Portraits, Land Landscapes, and Abstract Lectures on Art. The series sold out, inspiring Pickard- Vaandering to launch a second hugely popular THE THOUGHTFUL CONVERSATION of loan sharks and other parasites. WITH CHAD BENNETT Understanding installment. Section 347 of the Criminal Code of Canada made it a criminal offence to Contemporary Pickard-Vaandering begins the events with a charge more than an effective rate of lecture, using images and humour to discuss WHY IS THE 60% per year. Art Are Drawing different ideas having to do with art theory. A Crowd at She stresses the importance of understanding PROVINCIAL That all changed when in 2007 the art as a response to a particular historical and Federal government of the day altered political moment. “I’ve created powerpoint GOVERNMENT the criminal code. An amendment to The Rooms the criminal code exempted loans of presentations with great big, delicious, juicy DRAGGING less than $1500 for a term of 62 days images of historical art. I’ll show an image or less. In this same amendment, BY EVA CROCKER and then discuss in my lively lecture manner ITS HEELS ON the Federal government granted the what the image is, why we’re talking about it, provinces the authority to regulate On December 8th, Anne Pickard- and where it sits in the timeline of art history,” REGULATING THE payday loans within their respective Pickard-Vaandering explained. Vaandering is wrapping up the PAYDAY LOAN jurisdictions. winter edition of her three-part After the lecture portion of the session, lecture series, Introduction to INDUSTRY? In 2008, within only a few months of Pickard-Vaandering leads participants to the the Federal amendment to the criminal Contemporary Art at The Rooms Gallery to apply what they’ve learned to a code, Ontario was able to effect with a session on abstract art. current exhibition. In some cases she works In 2016, the provincial Liberal regulations of the payday loan industry with Curator Mireille Eagan and Registrar Chris government announced they by passing legislation without any “One of the messages I’m trying to get across Batten to pull relevant pieces out of The Rooms’ were going to institute new need for further Federal intervention. is, if you’ve got eyes and feelings, you can vault, giving participants an opportunity to Regulations currently exist in all understand art,” artist and educator, Anne rules to regulate the payday take in work they might not otherwise get the other provinces in Canada, except Pickard-Vaandering said. loan industry.
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