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Backup Jonas The Monster Gustavsson then caused a bit of a stir at the morning skate Thursday when he called Reimer's injury "a concussion," but Leafs coach Ron Wilson and was quick to refute that terminology.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed JAMES MIRTLE 2011
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Whatever the team terms Reimer's injury, it's clear the Leafs are treating his symptoms in the same way they would a concussion, taking him entirely off the ice.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed JAMES MIRTLE 2011
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The gallery has reopened, Reimer's show has been extended to the end of January and there'll be an informal conversation between Reimer and Shannon Stratton on Thursday the 12th.
Paul Klein: Art Rules Paul Klein 2012
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On November 19, Monique Meloche presented another overdue meaningful exhibit of Karen Reimer's highly handworked, embroidered pillow cases.
Paul Klein: A Bountiful Weekend of Art Paul Klein 2011
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In a previous ArtLetter I wrote about the beautiful show of Karen Reimer's work at Monique Meloche.
Paul Klein: Art Rules Paul Klein 2012
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On November 19, Monique Meloche presented another overdue meaningful exhibit of Karen Reimer's highly handworked, embroidered pillow cases.
Paul Klein: A Bountiful Weekend of Art Paul Klein 2011
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The gallery has reopened, Reimer's show has been extended to the end of January and there'll be an informal conversation between Reimer and Shannon Stratton on Thursday the 12th.
Paul Klein: Art Rules Paul Klein 2012
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On November 19, Monique Meloche presented another overdue meaningful exhibit of Karen Reimer's highly handworked, embroidered pillow cases.
Paul Klein: A Bountiful Weekend of Art Paul Klein 2011
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In a previous ArtLetter I wrote about the beautiful show of Karen Reimer's work at Monique Meloche.
Paul Klein: Art Rules Paul Klein 2012
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Bach (1992a, 1992b) defends (roughly) a version of Kaplan's later view from Reimer's criticisms; Bach says (roughly) that the object to which a speaker refers with a demonstrative is fixed by certain of the speaker's communicative intentions.
Again 2009
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