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Sunday, November 30, 2014
Bad wine, good roads and great local food in Khao Yai
Last week we took two days off and went to Khao Yai for a bike trip. Khao Yai is about 2 hours from Bangkok, has a huge National Park and is also famous for it's wineries, dairy farms and cool weather in the winter. We booked the tour with Spiceroads, a well known company offering all kind of bicycle tours in Thailand. We did one already in Chiang Mai with them and enjoyed it a lot.
We got picked up at 7.30 am at Ploenchit, and although we booked a group tour it was only us. It took 2 hours to go by minivan (unfortunately no seat belts provided) to go to the drop off point at a temple. From there, we wen up and down hill, usually on small and empty street, sometimes on dirt roads. Spiceroads provided us really good equipment, brand new Trek mountain bikes with sophisticated brakes and helmets. No complains.
The ride itself was about 30 kilometer for the first day - way more than advertised in the program. Also, it was advertised as "This tour has been designed for the discerning traveler; someone that enjoys the countryside, likes to ride a bike and has a penchant for good wine and good food. It is also a really good tour for families."
You actually need a good condition, mainly because of the heat. Although we thought it might be cooler already, it was quite hot. That doesn't make it easier to climb the hills. They weren't steep, but it was enough for my wife to call the van quite a few times. I can't imagine doing this with children.
We then made a stop at PBValley, the oldest winery in Khao Yai. They are open for tourists, but that doesn't mean they provide a good service. The restaurant is old, the set menu was awful (western food), and the they didn't even tell us what kind of wine they were serving.
We then made a tour through the vineyard and the production facility. That was well done, well organised and well explained. The wine tasting was a disappointing: only three wines (red, white and rose), and the cheapest ones. No wonder the taste was not up to any standard you expect for wine. They sell this crap for 600 baht, and that is cheating. They got awards for some wines they sell for 1500 baht, but you can't try it and we didn't take the risk to buy it.
Biking in Khao Yai is a real pleasure. Despite the hot weather, we had a lot of fun, passing by dairy farms, small villages, riding along Marigold flower fields and Tapioka farms. Our overnight stop was the Cabbage and Condoms resort. It has seen it best days, we were the only guests, but the room was clean, the food was really good and they have a nice pool.
The second day starts with a steep ride uphill, we opted for the van to have enough energy for the remaining 20 kilometer. We stopped again at a small winery, where the wine wasn't good, but they make nice juice and candies from the grapes. And they were really nice people to chat with (there is a white Buddha statue behind, you can climb up 1000 steps to enjoy the view. We did that 12 years ago, so we had a good excuse).
From there we went back to Bangkok, arriving before the rush hour and were dropped off at a BTS station. Yo, our Spice roads guide, did a really good job, explained a lot, took care of us all the time, was watching traffic and pointing out every pothole that was in front of us. No complains at all. Virot, the driver, is a bit old style: slightly to fast and risky, but a nice and very polite guy too.
The downside is that the tour is quite expensive: 9000 Baht is a lot, even with guide, transport and accommodation provided. But you basically pay for the guides knowledge of a nice track.
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Jarod Remy – who had a Red Sox clubhouse job for some years courtesy of his legendary dad – former 2nd Baseman and current TV announcer Jerry Remy – founder of "Red Sox Nation" – just ended one life, and ruined many others.
Seems young Jarod was fired back in 2009 – part of a steroids investigation.
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Jarod has a history of beating girlfriends. Thursday night he stabbed his current one Jennifer Martel multiple times – to death, essentially orphaning their daughter Arianna.
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How soon will the anti-Knife movement be demanding that knife owners go through a background check?
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After 22 years of practicing law for others, I decided to open my own firm in 2010. Sheeley Law, LLC, based in Newport, Rhode Island, has done well, though starting one's own firm is never easy, as other law firm owners surely know firsthand. Major firms have vast resources at their disposals, but as the owner and attorney of my own firm, I had to call on ingenuity and experience to market myself to clients. I hope that my experiences may aid other law firm owners in smoothing the road to success they travel.
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I've focused quite a lot recently on how bad advertising is so what about good advertising?
I'm going to kick start with some globalisation. Coca Cola came up with un-openable caps and put them on their bottles which were distributed around a uni campus.
This was to promote conversation and was a 'breaking the ice' activity for students starting university with the only way to open the bottle was to open it with another bottle.
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Perks of traveling alone
Here is my top 10 list of perks.
1. You can enjoy getting lost in the streets. You have all the time in the world, can pick which streets to go down and stop to look at things without having to worry if the other person is enjoying themselves or hurrying you along.
2. You can have whatever you want to eat whenever you want. Cake for dinner? yes please.
3. You can take as long (or short) as you want in museums. If you're the type of person who likes to read every placard under every painting, go right ahead. If you're the type of person who walks in and out of galleries in under 2 minutes, go right ahead.
4. You don't have to have the "what do you want to eat?" conversation with someone before every meal. But may have this with yourself.
5. You're more likely to make more friends. This depends on many things and circumstances but you're forced to become more open
once you start craving social interaction.
6. You get a whole large bed to yourself. If you're lucky.
7. You can walk around naked or in your underwear and not have to worry. 110% comfort.
8. You can have a whole dish of dessert to yourself.
9. People might be more inclined to help you. You're less threatening or people are just nice regardless of whether you're traveling alone or not.
10. Lots of me time. You get more and more comfortable with yourself.
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The Mask You Live In
I had previously written about director Jennifer Siebal Newsom and her Miss Representation film. This amazing lady is also the brain behind The Mask You Live In, which looks at how the media is failing boys and men.
The need to be "manly" and crying shows weakness are what have been floating around society for eons but how is this impacting on the men of tomorrow? What is being defined as masculinity today?
With much attention solely focused on how women are presented and how this affects them, I think it's great that a spotlight is also shone on how men are affected because they are.
The film is due to be released at some point later this year so keep your eyes and ears peeled!
Although it probably won't reach Aus for about 10 years.
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I want to ride my bicycle.
Due to increasing levels of pollution in Paris, the French Government earlier this year imposed bans on driving by having only odd or even number plated cars allowed on roads on certain days. Exceptions were of course, granted for taxi's, hydbrid cars and any car carrying more than 3 passengers.
And now France has added it's name to the list of European countries who are paying workers to ride bikes to work in order to reduce pollution, increase health and cut fossil fuel consumption. Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Netherlands and Britain already have these schemes in place.
Denmark and in particular it's capital city- Copenhagen, is an example on how cycling can still be a convenient and hassle free way to travel by their extensive bike lanes (which are seperated from the cars) and the promotion of cycling and cyclists in positive campaigns. On a side note, cycling in Denmark goes back a few decades and is very much instilled in their way of life.
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– About 52% of Copenhagen residents cycle to work or place of education everyday.
– For the ~550,000 inhabitants of Copenhagen, there are 650,000 bikes and 125,000 cars which works out to be 5.2 bikes per car.
Will these other countries succeed in their missions for cleaner air and residents willing to cycle? Only time will tell.
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I love this video from Robby otherwise known as the Kid President on the youtube channel SoulPancake.
I forget about the good things in life
a lot of the time sometimes when I'm getting bogged down by the daily grind and get upset about news I see, hear and read. So I'm glad this pep talk exists and from reading the comments on the youtube video site, so do a lot of other people. And yes, I have watched this pep talk a few times when I need a pep talk to pull myself together.
I think the message is clearer when a 9 year old kid gives you the pep talk about the simple things in life that we as semi-adults/adults can lose sight off as the paperwork gets in the way.
" The world needs you, stop being boring" is how the video starts. I hope by the end, you are as inspired as I am and spread some awesomeness around however big or small.
From someone trying to be gooder through this blog,
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Miss Representation
Directed and written by Jennifer Siebal Newsom, Miss Representation explores how women are under represented in mainstream media in positions of power in America and instead how women are portrayed, sending the message to men and women that the value of women lie in her appearence and not in intelligence and her capacity to be a leader.
I had the opportunity to see this film with a friend last year in Sydney and is something I think should be screened in schools and if you get the opportunity to see it- is a great film. It was one of those things that gave me chills as I was watching because it reflects EXACTLY what society is. Media reaches so many citizens and their content shapes society and what their values and ideals are. This film will show you exactly what that is. You know that change is needed when the media focus on the appearence of very high female politicians in a way that ridicules them than on what they actually stand for and I would rather this not be the norm.
Featuring in this film are some of the most inspirational women around- 66th US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, 60th US Speaker in the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi, American TV Journalist and News anchor Katie Couric, TV Host Rachel Maddow, Comedian Margaret Cho and Actress Rosario Dawson to name a few.
If you think that women and girls deserve better representation in the media, chat with friends about it and keep an mindful eye out for media that is portraying women incorrectly and/or correctly (have to look at 2 sides here) and say something about it. I'll be blogging more about these later.
There is a male equivalent film coming out some time this year called The Mask You Live In, which I will blog about next week!


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"I'm gonna build me a boat
With these two hands
It'll be a fair curve
From a noble plan"
Those lines are from Guy Clark's "Boats to Build," probably my favorite song about boat building and - more importantly - getting away from it all. Clark is from West Texas but spent a few years down on the Texas coast around Rockport and Houston. You can tell from his music he learned a few things about boats and life on the water.
I think a lot about building Spartina, especially in the winter when the days are short and the weather is too cold and grey to go outside. I spent two winters in my garage building my Pathfinder. The first winter was all about cutting frames, adding stiffeners and shaping spars. By the second winter I was bending on stringers (starting to look like a boat) and doing the planking (really looking like a boat!). I miss all that activity on the cold winter nights.
While my boatbuilding days are over I still take a lot of joy in watching other people work on their Pathfinders. The good folks on the JW builders site have put together a list of blogs from Pathfinder builders. If you are interested in building a Pathfinder it would be well worth your time to visit some of these sites and take a look at what these guys are doing.
- Take a look at the detail work and joinery on Rick Corless's boat.
- Jason is using a 3-D modeling program to help visualize his boat.
- I had to laugh when I looked at Brian's blog (photo above). Imagine opening a blog from a boat builder on the other side of the world only to see a photo of my wife and youngest daughter on Spartina! I think he got it from John's site. (It's ok by me, I'm proud of both the boat and the family!)
- Richard is calling his Pathfinder "Catori" which means "Spirit" in the Hopi language. Interesting to find a Kiwi boat with a Native American name.
- I've emailed with Perry a bit. I really envy his sailing territory of New Foundland, but I'll pass on the long winters up there.
- Alan is in the U.K and the this beautiful Pathfinder looks to be a family project.
One thing these builders have in common is that they all have a lot more skill than I do. The work is just fantastic, I can't wait to see some of these boats on the water. These boats are real show pieces. But while Spartina (below) may carry a workboat finish, she is still strong and true. I'll be proud to sail her any day.


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At our College, a non-profit institute, of Community Colleage, we aim to educate young girls from financially disadvantaged backgrounds and help them acquire skills that will provide women with the necessary means to earn n independent livelihood.
The Young Muslim Women's Association (YMWA) was established in 1972 under the patronage of Her Royal Highness Princess Sarvath El Hassan. It is registered at the Ministry of Social Development ( No. 62) as a non-profit, charitable organization with the aim of serving Jordanian society through education related projects.
Since its inception the YMWA has worked hard to find ways and means to fulfill its mission. Hence, the YMWA focused its attention on the educational needs of the Jordanian child and those of the aspiring young Jordanian women. Gradually, and in phases, it was able to respond to these needs and offer both childen, young women new and innovative educational opportunities.
Under the guidance of Princess Sarvath, and with the help of Jordanian ministries and foreign educational organizations, the Association has founded two major educational institutions: The Special Education Centre (1974) which caters to the needs of mentally handicapped young students, and the Princess Sarvath Community College (1980) which educates financially underprivileged female students at a low cost. Annexed to the College is the National Centre of Learning Difficulties (1995) that helps young learners with learning difficulties.
Needless to say, these major educational programmes did not evolve overnight. They required vision, careful planning and proper execution. The initiative of Her Royal Highness that detected the gaps existed in the Jordanian educational format and her guidance that made the execution of the plans possible. The Board of Trustees of the YWMA, as well as both the Executive and General Committees, would like to extend their appreciation to HRH for her continued encouragement and support.
The YMWA also wishes to thank Her Royal Highness Princess Rahma Bint El Hassan who assumed the Presidency for six years (2009- 2015) when Princess Sarvath decided after thirty- seven years as actual President of the YMWA to take the role of Honorary President. Princess Rahma is the Honorary Vice President. The President is now Mrs Khadijeh Siraj, whilst Their Royal Highnesses retain their supportive roles.
The aim of this paper is to record historically the various activities of the YMWA focusing on its two major educational institutions – The Centre of Special Education and the Princess Sarvath Community College with its National Centre of Learning Difficulties.
In 1980 under the guidance of Her Royal Highness Princess Sarvath El Hassan, the Princess Sarvath Community College (PSCC) was established, in accoordance with the educational policy undertaken by the Young Muslim Women's Association and with the technical and financial assistance offered by GTZ Germany. The College is unique in that it is the only non-profit college in Amman. It provides young women from economically disadvantaged backgrounds with the necessary skills to enable them to earn an independent livelihood.
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In November 1995, the National Centre for Learning Difficulties was opened. as a Centre of Excellence, by Her Royal Highness Princess Sarvath El Hassan within the College premises.
The establishment of the Centre stemmed from HRH Princess Sarvath's desire to find a solution for the neglected problem of learning difficulties from which many young Jordanians were suffering. This was having negative impact on all stages of their education.
The centre established in 1992 in co-operation with ACCC and CIDA supported the Centre with technical assistance training teachers in the feild of Learning Difficulties in Canada and Jordan.


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yes it's early May now..but the threat for snow..well snow flurries are in the forecast for Northern Minnesota starting possibly by later Tonight..or else late Thursday Night, luckly there isn't going to be any of this stuff sticking to the ground, but flakes could be falling from the sky up here in Northern Minnesota during the next 2 overnights.. Upper Midwest weather in Spring..gotta love it!
The sky here in Duluth This Evening reminded me of an autumnal lookn' sky with a whole lotta gray statrocumulus clouds racing south/southeast.
One piece of good news here in Duluth..the green-up is well underway now thanks to this past weekend's rainfall, and also due to the brief warm spells we've had back in April... Also seeing the buds/leaves come out on the trees here in the city. That's a lil' earlier than usual..Well to me it seems a bit earlier than normal, and i've been here for 27 years.
Summer can't be far off though, saw some pretty good lightning here in Duluth late last night with temperatures hovering around 40 degrees.. It was chilly!
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There is a discrepancy between the telemetry code here and in GitHub. In the main loop, the first IF statement should look like this: if (waitForUpdate || millis() - bootupStartTime < communicationTimeout || batterySOC > 75.0 || pumpOn) The comparison operator is backwards in the code in the tutorial. This sends the Photon right to sleep in the "else" portion.
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Address: 15 Staines Road, Twickenham, Middlesex, TW2 5BG [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 6910) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
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Strawberry Hill (0.5 miles), Whitton (0.7 miles), Fulwell (0.8 miles)
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|The Sussex Arms still gets my vote as one of the best pubs in London. We were here on Thursday and both the inside and the large garden at the rear were busy when we arrived. It actually got busier throughout the evening, which made service slower than usual. Ales on when I arrived were Mad Squirrel London Porter, Big Smoke Dark Wave, Bedlam Benchmark, Beatniks Republic Leather Soul, Windsor & Eton Eton Boatman, DBC Dorset Knob, West Berkshire Maharaja IPA, Thornbridge Honey Dew Melon, Arbor Piccolina, Gloucester No Coffee No Workee, Burning Sky Aurora & Thameside White Swan. Whilst I started on the cider, some of the ales we initially ordered in our group were cloudy and well past their best. Whether they were having issues with the beer quality or whether it was the volume they were getting through, I don't know. But beers were changing at a rapid rate. By the time we left, 7 ales had been poured through - Five Points Pale, Pig & Porter Hibiscus Pale Too Many Dicks On the Dancefloor, Welton's It's Time For A Hoedown, Kent Cobnut, Oakham Elephant In The Whirlpool, Windsor & Eton British Champion's Day Ale & Wild Weather Storm In A Teacup. Beer quality certainly improved as the evening wore on. Ciders were Ascension Sonic Titan, Sandford Orchards Devon Mist, Abrahall's Thundering Molly, Cotswold Cider Company Freak Show, Seacider White Peach & Cornwall Cider Company Apple Slayer. Thursday is steak night. So we took advantage of a steak deal which included a pint. Don't forget to get your stamps too. Get every 10th pint free. Another good evening in the Sussex Arms.
blue_scrumpy - 30 Sep 2018 10:41
|I was in the Sussex Arms last night after visiting a couple of times during the last year. It was rather busy, with very limited seating. But the ale and cider range were as good as ever. Ales were Saltaire Blonde, Atom Pale Ale, Icknield Malt, Tiny Rebel Cwtch, Allendale Tar Bar'l, Hop Stuff Oatmeal Stout, Big Smoke Maple & Pecan Brown Ale, Harbour Amber Ale & White Horse Black Beauty. Park Brewery Killcat Pale came on whilst I was there. Ciders were Orchard Pig Juggler, Thistly Cross Whisky Cask, Biddenden Dry, Medium & Red Love & Celtic Marches Abrahalls AM. Service was good, despite it being a struggle to get to the bar. I noted that in relation to the previous comment, the food hygiene rating is now 4. I also overheard a conversation between a group of regulars, who were saying that the Albert in Kingston is the 4th pub in this small chain. So I'll have to get back there soon. The Sussex Arms is still one of the best pubs in London.
blue_scrumpy - 31 Dec 2016 19:37
|Currently has the excellent Biddenden cider on. AFAIK that makes it one of two pubs in London to stock Biddies, the other being the Claret at Addiscombe which always has it.
A brilliant pub in many ways, but I wish they would get rid of the canned muzak.
The steak dinner with a pint for £12 on Thursdays is a good deal - my steak was substantial and tasty.
jgurney1 - 25 May 2016 19:35
|Currently has the excellent Biddenden cider on. AFAIK that makes it one of two pubs in London to stock Biddies, the other being the Claret at Addiscombe which always has it.
A brilliant pub in many ways, but I wish they would get rid of the canned muzak.
The steak dinner with a pint for £12 on Thursdays is a good deal - my steak was substantial and tasty.
jgurney1 - 25 May 2016 19:35
|A scruffy pub that has many different beers and ciders,far too many to keep in good condition, my first pint was cloudy ,vinegary and clearly undrinkable after drawing this to the attention of the server two others behind the bar chipped in wondering how much I knew about Cronx beers,well I've tried enough and I can walk to the brewery from home. I offered to buy all three a pint of this if they would drink the lot,this was refused -i cannot imagine why. If you have to bother with this pub the emphasis is on high gravity beers and ciders. It just has to be a zero.
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Good morning lovely people. I hope you're all coping well this Tuesday after a long weekend (if you've been lucky enough to have one!). I hope it has been kind to you and the weather has been good :]
I'm really excited to be writing this post today, because for the first time in a long time I am the owner of a couple of Lime Crime products again.
I stopped using Lime Crime about a year ago after their problems with their site being hacked and credit card details stolen, after which I looked into the company and found some less than favourable info about the company's owner (if you want to see some of this you can find it on here). This was unfortunate as at this time they probably had only half the amount of Velvetines they have now, and so I watched the launch of colour after beautiful colour, saddened that I felt I couldn't buy them.
So why the change? Well, as I may have mentioned, I have been trying to make a shift in my makeup to only buying ethical products not tested on animals. This is why you will never find me with a MAC product (well, not until they change their policies at least). I'm still human and fuck up, and sometimes buy things from companies which I think are ethical and turn out not to be. You may note from this post that I own a lot of Makeup Revolution stuff, who do not test on animals, but their matte lipsticks don't last the longest, and I'm looking for something a little more durable.
I had considered buying Jeffree Star, however recently I've been directed toward a bunch of racist and sexist comments of his, and he's also very contradictory in his approach to business (he complained on social media about Kylie's lipglosses, then berated a customer of his complaining on social media about his products, when he had a similar issue). I just don't fucks with people like that.
My problem is that Doe and Jeffree create the best vegan liquid lipsticks out there. You feel me? Well, I've been tracking Lime crime, and from what I can see, Doe Deere has stopped being so much of a bitch to her customers, they worked hard to resolve the hacking issue, and in the UK customers also aren't responsible for possible customs charges which may arise buying from them. So, I'm willing to give them another chance.
One thing I've had in my head is that I wanted an orange lipstick to go on holiday with. Not a coral, but an actual orange. I've found a few online, but Lime Crime had a sale on, and I ended up buying the more burnt orange 'Squash' velvetine, and the bright orange Unicorn Lipstick 'Pocket Rocket'. I'm pretty impressed.
My package was due to arrive in about 9 days, and I think it arrived in 5. Not too bad considering. Of course, with all Lime Crime stuff, the packaging is beautiful. Lot's of clouds and flowers and unicorns.
The packaging of the actual Velvetine was the same as I remembered the last time I ordered. It's nice. Their packaging is one of those things you don't really wanna throw out! I was pretty impressed the colour in the tube also appeared to look the same as the actual swatches I had seen: this is encouraging because it means the lipstick will usually be true to shade on your face.
I decided to try it for the first time when I was going to a BBQ at a friend's house on Sunday.
As expected, the shade came out exactly the same on my face.
The lipstick actually smelled like Play-Doh. That doesn't bother me that much, and I didn't notice it at all after application, but that was just a little unusual for me as I remember Red Velvet and Suedeberry smelling kind of like Vanilla when I owned them.
The best thing about this was the application – I didn't have any issues at all, which I usually do with lipstick application. For some reason I always seem to fill one side of my upper lip thicker than the other! This went on very smoothly and felt very creamy, with no dragging. It also went on as pictured with one application – I didn't top it up at all.
One of the things I was also worried about was how it would make my teeth look. I do think the shade makes them look a teensy bit more yellow, but to be honest I wasn't all that bothered, because I loved the shade so much I just didn't let that bother me.
I wanted this shade to be the standout, so I went for natural matte colours on my lids instead of shimmers. My wings came out a bit bigger than I intended but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
They look good.
In terms of durability, I applied the lipstick at about 10.45am and took it off without any reapplying at about 7.30pm. By the time I came to take it off I did notice the colour was wearing a little, but it still looked alright. I hadn't noticed it flaking on my lips at all, which is something I definitely notice after a bit with the Makeup Revolution lipsticks. The above description was after eating BBQ food like burgers and drinking beers. Which – I think – is incredible.
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How to make interesting connections between artists at the Edinburgh National Gallery of Modern art. The screen printing of Ciara Phillips, using the techniques of forceful messaging of Graphic Design dominated the downstairs corridor of the temporary displays of the British Art Show 2016. Phillips'strong combination of layered images and photography with the big text referenced advertising, information posters created artworks that talk 'at' problems of the modern world, more than they talked 'to' an audience. However the didactic content is offset by personal imagery and a warm colour field that invites you in to consider more. The gallery linked Phillips to Sister Mary Magdalene – Corita Kent and a tradition of radical printmaking.
Upstairs the work of William Turnbull, which I knew through isolated pieces, grabbed me again. Turnbull used multiple symbols or forms like arrows to express a kind of cloud energy. There were two works titled Aquarium, two paintings and also a sculpture. Turnbull was described by the gallery information as fascinated by fish. I liked this image of apparently random, but organised movement, an image of Brownian Motion or something more organised a spirit of motion?
Richard Wright's Stairwell Project is enchanting. Created by thousands of tiny organic flower forms that swirl up to the staircase tower's skylights, in a perfectly regular but natural and gentle spiral. The flowers are monochrome and perhaps refer to the more tragic past of this building as an orphanage in Victorian times. For me, this may be an interesting potential way of creating a cloud of forms or text, or memories to rise like a steam plume. The formal, apparently symmetrical arrangement in the stairwell project refers like much of Wright's work to a classic treatment of surface, like a wall paper, or a fresco. This allows the more spiritual references to come through, working off the formal structure of the building to create a moving piece.


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Умален модел на автомобил, изработен от метал /Die Cast/ в мащаб 1:18, произведен от CMC.
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The Jaguar C-Type has a proud racing history and from today's point of view is the beginning of Jaguar Cars Ltd's impressive motorsport program. The XKC was born out of the idea of William Lyons – not a "sir"at this time yet and his Chief developer William Heynes in the late summer of 1950. The two wanted to give the sporting image of the brand a lasting boost and demonstrate the result to the international audience and potential buyers in the following year in Le Mans. Quod erat demonstrandum!While the drive of the brand new C-Type built on the proven engine of the XK120, its robust, but weighty chassis has been replaced by a very lightweight tubular frame. The Jaguar Cars Ltd. developed three different variants of the C-Type:The first variant were the three "pre-production" racing cars of Le Mans in 1951 – which reached their destination incidentally on their own wheels – equipped with drum brakes, two SU carburetors and eye-catching air outlets on the hood. The second variant was the production vehicles built from 1952 – from chassis number XKC005 to XKC049, also with drum brakes and SU carburetors, but with swept air outlets on the hood. The last evolution of the C-Type were the factory race cars 1953, which differed from the customer XKC but in some features: The revised engines showed three Weber double carburetor type 40DCO3, the body was handmade using very thin alloy sheet-metal, even an airborne rubber fuel tank was used. Jaguar installed Dunlop disc brakes and a servo amplifier for brake pressure support for the first time. For improved roadholding in Le Mans, the rear axle got an additional support and the front axle got a stronger anti-roll bar. The reward of their work invested: Game, set and victory. On June 14, 1953 at 16:00 the Jaguar Boys had their job done. The Jaguar C-types literally rolled down their competitors, with first, second and fourth place finishes.
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- Elegant and brilliant finish in original British Racing Green
- Sports car built on a tubular frame
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- Dry sump oil lubrication
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Move your student loan to a credit card? Wha-a-a-a?
If card rate is low and student loan rate is high, it can make sense
By Carol Vinzant
Which would you rather owe: credit card debt or a student loan? The answer seems obvious. Student loans are supposed to offer low rates and safety nets. For many, though, the interest is so high and the terms so onerous, they may be better off moving their educational debt to a credit card.
The interest rates on some private student loans can be as high as on a credit card, and are subject to harsher treatment in bankruptcy, says Robert Shireman, executive director of the Project on Student Debt.
That means borrowers in certain circumstances may be better off settling the loan with a check from a low interest credit card.
It feels like a shocking statement to make, but it's true, says Shireman.
Student loans are becoming an overwhelming financial burden for many grads. The average college student graduates these days $17,500 in the hole, up nearly 45 percent in 11 years. About 1 in 20 college students will default on his or her student loans, according to the College Board.
Student loan rates aren't that low, either. The current limit is 7.14 percent on Stafford loans, but two groups face much higher rates: those who consolidated their debt long ago, and the increasing number of students who use largely unregulated private student loans.
Many students consolidate their loans to capture lower rates, but — in one of the peculiar rules that work against student loan borrowers — they are allowed to do it only once. Then they are stuck. Those who refinanced their debt in the 1990s may be paying 9 percent or 10 percent in terms up to 25 years.
Worse are those who have private loans, which now account for 20 percent of student loan volume and charge rates of up to 20 percent.
Student bankruptcy
The special conditions on student loans are not all for the borrower's benefit. Unlike credit cards, student loans will follow a person through Chapter 7 bankruptcy. They're in a special category with criminal fines, damages from drunk driving accidents and child support. Americans have an easier time walking away from an all-out Vegas binge charged to their credit card than their student loans.
For recent high school grads, this bankruptcy provision — if they even know about it — must seem like an unlikely scenario. But it s becoming very real to many borrowers. Over the past several decades, more Americans filed for personal bankruptcy protection, reaching a peak of 2 million in 2005. Tougher rules have cut that number, but it s climbing fast again.
Deanne Loonin, a staff attorney with the National Consumer Law Center, says that the borrowing of student loans is the only time society encourages teens to take on a decades-long debt commitment.
Until recently, loans guaranteed by the government (to the lender) enjoyed special protection from bankruptcy. But the recent bankruptcy overhaul had a little-noticed provision that extended these privileges to private lenders. As Congress investigates the growing student loan corruption scandal, Illinois senator Dick Durbin has introduced a bill that would remove the protection for private lenders.
Rolling the dice
So, given the harsh realities of the student loan market, would it be better for some borrowers to move their debt to a credit card?
Someone who switches to a lower rate and stays on top of payments could save thousands of dollars. You need to use an automatic payment option to avoid late fees and rate hikes. You should develop an obsession with your rate. The danger in all this is, of course, that your low rate could jump.
But someone who dumps his student loans on a credit card right before he files for bankruptcy could end up stuck with the debt again. Bankruptcy judges will look at your intent.
I think it s a dicey strategy, says Cathleen Cooper Moran, a bankruptcy lawyer in Mountain View, Calif. If it s part of the plan to go bankrupt, I think that s fraudulent. The creditor could petition to file a nondischargeability action — a way to ask the judge not to erase the loan.
Credit card companies will always look at charges right before the bankruptcy to see if the debtor went on a spending spree. The big question is how far back they will look. Moran says there is no set limit, but she tells clients it s usually three to six months.
Even now, bankruptcy judges may sometimes wipe out all or part of a debtoR&Rsquo;s student loans if he or she can demonstrate an undue hardship, but the practice varies widely, and even experts disagree on how difficult it is to convince a judge that a student loan is a hardship. Judges have chosen not to discharge student loan debt even in cases where the graduate became disabled, says Lois R. Lupica, a law professor at the University of Maine School of Law and a resident scholar at the American Bankruptcy Institute.
Moran says some judges consider hardship, but it is hard to prove. Somebody fresh out of school who's healthy and has no dependents doesn t have a good case, she says. To get the debt discharged, they ve got to be disabled or the court has to look into the future with some certainty that they won t be able to pay.
Student loans do come with some benefits: You can claim a tax deduction of up to $2,500 on your interest if you make less than $65,000 as an individual or $135,000 as a married couple. In lean times, you can get a forbearance or deferment. (A deferment is better; with forbearance you re still accumulating interest.) Depending on the loan, you won't have to pay while you're in school or the Peace Corps. With student loans you have the option to pay a set percentage of your income or to stretch out the loans for 25 years. If you die, a student loan is forgiven.
There is some hope. Future grads will get better rates — 6.1 percent this year dropping to 3.4 percent in 2011. By then students may have low enough rates and fair enough terms to make considering moving the debt to a credit card seem ludicrous again.
Published: June 26, 2007
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Dear Folks,
I froze some of our tomatoes last fall, a couple of pieces of Parmesan cheese rind (the part that is too hard to grate makes a great flavor enhancer for sauces), and then added some fresh tomatoes from the garden, a sprig of oregano, some basil (both left whole), a whole white onion diced, and a whole stick of unsalted butter. Yes, I know not low-fat, but this luscious recipe is a treat every once in a while. It is my interpretation of Marcella Hazan's famous "Crazy Sauce" where she used butter, an onion cut in half and canned tomatoes, cooked down to an incredible amalgam of flavor and texture. Marcella removed the onion and tossed it at the end of the cooking, but I thought that was a bit wasteful, so I went with dice and keeping it in for additional flavor. I initially added herbs at the end, but now I like to leave sprigs in during the cooking, remove the hard stems at the end and sometimes sliver some fresh basil in right before serving.
I make up for the fat in sauces like this by going with a very high protein/fiber pasta component. I like Barilla Plus for their very high protein and fiber Angel Hair pasta, and in yesterday's dish I added chopped sugar peas from our garden to the pasta while cooking, strained and added to the sauce with some cooked Italian sweet sausage. (The pasta takes only 6-7 minutes to cook so adding the peas at the same time resulted in a nice crisp cook texture of the peas and their wonderful sweet flavor.)
Several pounds of tomatoes (the volume is flexible) I do not peel my tomatoes - I want the fiber of the skin, but if I have very large tomatoes I will core them.-- you can cut them into small sections if you like.
1 stick of unsalted butter
1 onion diced
a piece or two of Parmesan cheese rind (these freeze great for the next time you make sauce)
A spring of Greek Oregano
some basil if you have it
Place everything in a pot bring to a boil, and reduce to simmer, uncovered, until as thick as you like it (mine took about 3 hours yesterday). I mashed a bit at the end because I wanted some chunks, but mostly a thick sauce consistency. Use the largest pot you can to avoid splatters, the sauce will bubble.
I am looking forward to a big harvest of tomatoes this summer and planning on canning my sauce for the winter.
I use whatever tomatoes I have growing or find interesting at the farmers market. I have done a golden sauce with just yellow tomatoes and it was heavenly, with a far lighter tomato almost sweet flavor.
I am trying a roma style tomato in the garden and we will see what I get :-)
Here is my vegetable lasagna recipe posted last year. Think "out side the noodle" for delicious variations.
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Our asparagus are coming up - oh boy!
What's growing in your garden that you are bringing to your table?
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Asian and Middle Eastern Studies Tripos and your career
The range of career options open to graduates in Asian and Middle Eastern Studies is broad. Besides those who go into research, many graduates maintain an interest in the subject in whatever career they go into. Examples include journalism, business, teaching overseas and the Civil Service (especially the Foreign Office), the security services, NGOs, or international scientific agencies. However, if you did your degree just out of interest and don't want to continue it further employers are often impressed by the initiative you've displayed to tackle a difficult language and study an interesting degree. Graduates have also gone into banking, marketing, law, media and travel.
The following profiles, provided by Prospects, may be useful:
- Business, consulting and management
- Civil service fast streamer
- Newspaper journalist
- English as a foreign language teacher
Each year the Careers Service surveys all graduating students to find out what they are doing six months after graduation. The results of this survey, for each degree subject, can be viewed on the Unistats site.
You can contact Cambridge Asian and Middle Eastern Studies alumni who are working in interesting fields via the GradLink, database GradLink.
For example Ben Gregor, had an interesting career path going first into Advertising as an Account Planner, then setting up his own production company and working in TV.
Other Asian and Middle Eastern Studies GradLinks are currently working for Red Gate software, as an Analyst for RAND Europe, as a lawyer in the finance team for Clifford Chance and as an economic development consultant for Monitor Group (London, Dubai). If you have Asian or Middle Eastern language skills employers from any sector with clients or an interest in those areas of the world will be interested in you.
Thinking about and understanding the skills or competencies you have developed from your Cambridge Degree is a crucial aspect to career planning. You will find useful information via the Cambridge Skills Portal.


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June 14, 2013
We have had the same home phone for who knows how long. It is a cheap phone we picked up at the dollar store one night when our previous one bit the dust. There were no bells, no whistles no nothing, other than a cordless phone that had static on our end more often than not. So, when I was approached to try out the new "hub of the home" VTech CS6859 Cordless Answering System, I was thrilled!
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The VTech CS6859 Cordless Answering System truly has all we, as multitasking moms need. Its sleek design is appealing in the home, not an eyesore, and it is loaded with options that make life easier. These include:
- Up to 14 minutes of digital answering time, for those times when you can't get to the phone.
- Full duplex handset and base speakerphones allow both ends to speak and be heard at the same time, so it is more like a real live conversation.
- Caller ID and Call Waiting that stores up to 50 calls while displaying the name, number, date and time of each call.
- ECO power mode that conserves energy and allows for optimal battery performance.
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An aged brass, light-reflecting finish makes Hudson Valley's Lyons pendant light ideal to brighten up modern, contemporary bedrooms.More Details >
An aged brass finish and mid-century silhouette take Hudson Valley's Lyons pendant light to entirely new levels. A candle cluster hangs up side down for a little edge, and a diamond loop is both elegant and unexpected. It's ideal for modern dining spaces.


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Samsung Galaxy A5 (2018) Smartphone ONLINE SPOTTED:
In February of this year, the LG G6 and the Samsung Galaxy S8 have been launched from the shore with rising displays and long aspect ratios. While LG launched the LG Q6 smartphone, with a 18: 9 aspect ratio in the mid-range area, the fullvision display was launched, Samsung has not yet launched any mid-range Galaxy smartphones with Infinity Display. . If the latest leaks are to be believed, then the 2018 Galaxy A smartphone will display an infinite exposure with an 18.5: 9 aspect ratio.
The device which is expected to be the Galaxy A5 (2018) and has come up with a display with a 18.5: 9 aspect ratio and came up with a resolution of 846 pixels by 412 pixels. Aspect ratio is on lines similar to the previous leaks, but we expect the resolution to be at least full HD + (2160 x 1080 pixels). The Galaxy S8 came with the Infinity Display Quad HD + (2960 × 1440 pixels) resolution and 18.5: 9 aspect ratio on the Galaxy S8 Plus and Galaxy Note 8.
As seen on its predecessors, the 2018 Galaxy A device can also play super AMOLED panels. Although Android 8.0 Oreo has already been released, these upcoming devices are still coming with Android 7.1.1 Naugate out of the box. The device can also come with a glass back body with IP68 authentication and Samsung pay support. We expect that the company will hope to add wireless charging support for 2018 Galaxy A devices.
With all these facilities, the price of the equipment will be less than the premium. The first Benchmark listing has revealed the Galaxy A5 (2018), which has been powered by the home's Xinos 7885 octa-core processor and 4GB RAM. This device can also offer 32 GB / 64GB of internal storage as well as up to 256 GB with microSD card slot for storage expansion. So far, there is no official information about upcoming Galaxy A devices.


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In addition to hanging out with my sister's 37 kids while on vacation, I also hiked my butt off. In California, people don't tend to be hikers in the way people in Oregon or Colorado are hikers. In fact, one of my favorite authors Pam Houston, sums the reason up quite nicely, saying that "when hiking alone in Colorado, about one out of a hundred encounters makes me nervous, and when hiking alone in California, that number is one in three." Amen. Especially when most of those encounters have four wheels and 300 horsepower.
Being a pseudo hunter-gatherer, I attempted to wear my Vibram Five Fingers (shoe-less shoes) throughout my entire vacation, something that was going quite smoothly until my Most Fit Friend suggested a 12-mile hike up behind the Columbia River. I was totally in. What a great chance to take my VFF into the rough.
This wasn't my first time wearing my non-shoes, in fact, I had already logged hundreds of "shoe-less" urban miles on the asphalt and concrete of city sidewalks. That's why I was completely unprepared for the fact I had to tap out around Mile 4. Starting off on the trail my flexible feet felt awesome. I felt so healthy. So biomechanical. So...smug. My feet were mobile while walking, just as they were designed to be, and I could feel every lump of dirt, pebble, and ow...SLATE, jabbing into my foot. I toughed it out until I realized that while I had slightly increased the flexibility of my foot over the last year by minimizing shoe use, my intrinsic muscles (muscles between the bones of the feet) hadn't really worked due to the artificially flat and debris-free surfaces I frequent.
The mobility of the foot is extremely complex. The foot's 33 joints allow the foot 8.6 X 10^36 unique positions. Just in case math isn't your thing, this means that there are more than a zillion (really!) motor programs you foot could have, each one needing additional brain/body communication. Our current biomechanical, medical, anatomical, and podiatric texts identify three motions. That's how stiff our feet have become. Just to be clear, you have the potential for billions and billions of unique foot motions, but we typically talk about three. Wow. That's a low bar.
I teach the physics and biomechanics of the foot because of its enormous responsibility to whole-body well-being. Think of it in this way -- the foot's ability to deform is a method of data collection for the body. The way the foot deforms to a surface creates a picture of what is underneath the foot. A healthy foot creates an "image" in the brain (very similar to sonar) that helps the body's center of mass position itself *perfectly* over the surface's contours for optimal balance. When the feet are stiff and tight (and constantly in shoes) the center of mass (in the pelvis) also becomes stiff and immobile. The center of mass is never being told where to go by the feet. Eventually you get lumbering, lurching, and unbalanced movements reminiscent of an old or injured body -- which essentially the body has become, due to minimal sensory input.
I know all of these things in an academic kind of way, but what I hadn't really experienced was taking my new foot muscles (new because they had never been over so many rocks for such a long distance) on a three-mile off-road hike that challenged the sensory input of my feet. My feet were baby feet. These muscles had never been used and were experiencing fatigue. You wouldn't take a newborn on a three mile hike, but that's what I did. I almost wanted to cry as each step pushed into tired and sore muscles. My solution? Putting shoes (still super-flexible, light, and no heel) back on to finish the hike. I brought my trusty GOLD Earth sandals (really, they are metallic gold with little faux diamonds on them) and finished 9 more miles, no sweat. My ankles and regularly used foot muscles were fine, it was just the little guys in between my foot bones that were tired!
Through the rest of my 10-day trip, I hiked miles in the Olympic mountains and walked tons all around town. There was a huge difference in the muscles used on urban terrain (flat and hard) as compared to natural terrain with rocks, uneven ground. If you can't tell if you're "in nature," just use comedian Demetri Martin's definition, "Hiking is just walking...where you can pee." Oh, and P.S. I peed A LOT in the woods, just because I could. Love, love, LOVE those squats! Other notable mentions were my post-walk Super-Open Hips and Hamstrings (I didn't do any stretching, but let the natural movements be my program and unwind my fascia under the clear-blue sky), and I had ZERO menstrual cramps. Hello, open pelvis!
There is a very large barefoot movement happening now, which is a wonderful thing, however, we Westerners have a habit of picking a "natural" habit and jamming it into our unnatural lives, i.e. long distances on cements and asphalt. This takes a good thing (natural foot movement) and creates an unnatural vibrational that leads to fractures in over-loaded foot bones. Train smart. Be logical. If you want natural foot movements for optimal health, walk in natural environments. Shoes have been protecting us from our over-rigid environment for some time and it takes time (years, even) to restore function. I also strongly suggest a plan to move toward increasing foot health via increasing range of motion and function of the intrinsic foot musculature.
1. Start by daily stretching and massage of the heels, mid-foot, forefoot, and toes.
2. Do your foot exercises. Try these from my DVD Fix Your Feet.
3. Understand that the position of the foot is maintained by the muscles of the hips and make sure you optimize lateral hip (IT Band), hamstring, gluteal, and adductor (inner thigh) strength with full range of motion. Tight hips limit foot function.
4. Get a super-flexible shoe with minimal (or better yet, no) heel.
5. Before jumping into non-shoe shoes, deal with your whole body alignment and gait mechanics. Podiatrists are seeing a huge increase in forefoot fractures from people (even highly-experienced runners!) who land with excessive force on the front of the foot. Walking should be heel to toe, not landing on the front of the foot. Running should be done on natural surfaces with body weight stacked correctly (without the torso leaning forward.)
6. If you get non-shoe shoes, be a walker. But if you do choose to run, build up your walking mileage for a year before even considering running in them.
7. Log your miles on a natural surface, with elevation changes and rocky obstacles. The urban jungle is not a natural walking surface, and the friction and traction of this surface coupled with the lack of its yield can be quite damaging to the human body.
Hiking in minimal shoes can yield amazing results. For all of you body nerds out there, this is the way to tap into a greater portion of your brain/body connection. Do the work!


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Pogba dance with 'Pogfamily' but gets a beating after
Europa League By: Linus Onyeze | 17/02/2017
The Pogba brothers pictured with their mother at Old Trafford.
Their mother, Yeo Moriba was pictured in the stands at Old Trafford wearing a half-and-half shirt, alongside a number of her family.And the Manchester United midfielder took to Instagram late on Thursday night to show how the family commemorated the special occasion.
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Gigi and Bella Hadid have posed naked on the cover of Vogue and it's all a little weird.
This shoot is spawning so many mixed emotions. While the sisters of course look absolutely stunning, there's something creepy AF about the way they have been posed completely naked together.
In a pretty intimate pose the girl's legs are intertwined, with Gigi's hand on Bella's chest and Bella's on Gigi's leg. The image was photographed by Steven Meisel, famous for photographing Madonna for her book Sex and known for using nudity on Vogue covers.
And the strangeness of it all was not lost on fans of the mag. Vogue published the image on their Instagram page and the post was met with a torrent of comments slamming the set up as weird.
One wrote: 'This is so uncomfortable. Is vogue like playboy now?'
Others added it was 'creepy' and 'weird'.
'This picture is weird and doesn't make me want to read the magazine,' one fan said. Another added it was 'Very odd… quite creepy' while another slammed it as 'disgusting.'
'Disgusting and wrong on so many levels! Shame on you Vogue!' they said.
Fans also enjoyed the fact the shot was 'styled by Joe McKenna', given that the two women weren't wearing a scrap of clothing.
Vogue captioned the black and white image: 'As the fashion industry's most in-demand sisters, we're more familiar seeing @gigihadid and @bellahadid apart than together. However, the sisters unite for the March 2018 issue of #NewVogue, on newsstands February 2. Photographed by #StevenMeisel, styled by #JoeMcKenna.'
The sisters spoke of their close relationship in the interview with the magazine, saying they 'aggressively' protect each other.
Gigi said of Bella: 'She's one of the only people I'll get aggressive for. She makes me so proud. I would do anything for her.'
She also spoke of boyfriend Zayn, and said how they find it hard pleasing their social media following.
'I post what I think would be normal to post of your boyfriend, the comments are: 'It's extra, it's fake." she said. 'But if I don't do it enough then it's: 'Oh they're fake, they're not really together.' I try to do what feels real to me, and do it with integrity.'
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I got a call from Jill on her way home from her trip to the library. She went to look at the internets and connect with home (which until they find other housing is two rooms on the base--two rooms!! Five children!!! Dear God, woman! You are not made of stone--you must be ripping your hair out!).
So we end with a story about the four year old. She is questioning Jill about her allergies--"Mommy, what are you allergic to? Are you allergic to cats?? I fink I am allergic to airplanes. And jackets."
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Shadowgraphic projection artifacts from superficial vasculature interfere with the visualization of deeper vascular networks in optical coherence tomography angiography (OCT-A). We developed a novel algorithm to remove this artifact by resolving the ambiguity between in situ and projected flow signals. The algorithm identifies voxels with in situ flow as those where intensity-normalized decorrelation values are higher than all shallower voxels in the same axial scan line. This "projection-resolved" (PR) algorithm effectively suppressed the projection artifact on both en face and cross-sectional angiograms and enhanced depth resolution of vascular networks. In the human macula, the enhanced angiograms show three distinct vascular plexuses in the inner retina and no vessels in the outer retina. We demonstrate that PR OCT-A cleanly removes flow projection from the normally avascular outer retinal slab while preserving the density and continuity of the intermediate and deep retinal capillary plexuses.
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Betsey Johnson is an American fashion designer. She was born on August 10, 1942. Betsey was known for her feminine designs, as well as for fancy, offbeat and edgy style. Moreover, she liked doing special and unusual things, such as performing a cartwheel after every show.
This unique fashion designer grew up with a love for art and dance. In the 1960s her avant garde designs were part of the "youthquake" movement; this is when her career as fashion designer started. However, this career was low, until she was inspired by the punk rock style and created fashion for a new generation. At first, Betsey opened a small boutique in New York, and after that she reached more than 60 stores worldwide.
Early Life
Betsey was born in Wethersfield, Connecticut. While growing up, Johnson had a passion towards two thing: dancing and drawing. In fact, what lead Betsey to become a fashion designer was a combination for the passions she had. "What I tried to do was a combination of dance and art," she says, "I realized that making clothes is completing what a drawing can't be—going from two dimensional to reality." Moreover, after graduating, she decided to follow her interests in art and design, and enrolled in Pratt Institute in Brooklyn.
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After graduating from college, Johnson immediately made her first appearance in the New York fashion industry when she won Mademoiselle Magazine's Guest Editor Contest and earned a job in the magazine's department of art.
Moreover, one year later, she had a job as a fashion designer in Paraphernalia, a clothing boutique in New York. This is where she developed her style using unusual fabrics such as shower curtains.
Moreover, in 1978, she partnered with an ex-model Chantal Bacon and started their own company and opened her first retail store in Manhattan. "Our partnership is better than a marriage," Johnson said. "We keep our private lives separate, but we've been through a lot together. She keeps the books and I keep the look."


text: SURREY had the prestigious job of opening the official Graduate Fashion Week schedule and its students did a sterling job. Gemma Rowland sent draped peachy and floral apron dresses down the runway, perfect to mix with the boho style of Mulberry, while Angelica Poole's ingenious childrenswear collection, which included drummer boy uniforms with zippers and khakis instead of brocading and wool, should be snapped up immediately. Edinburgh brought the crème of their college down south to show this year. Their cutting, draping and prints were all exemplary, but the collection that captured the most attention was by Elliot Atkinson whose work placement at Georgina von Ertzdorf, combined with Kate Bush singing about the 'Land of the Pharaoh', resulted in a line filled with greys, blacks and beautifully beaded buttons, which took Egyptian dress to the new millennium. (June 7 2005, AM)