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Rob the Original – not your average barber
The Texan artist redefining what it means to be a barber
Sprinkling salt, burning gunpowder, carving watermelons, wiping dust, cutting hair. To most people these would sound like a string of random activities that have nothing to do with each other. Put Roberto Ferrel, or, more commonly known as Rob the Original into the picture and suddenly it makes sense. The San Antonio based barber slash artist makes art out of anything he can get his hands on, but his perhaps most jaw-dropping works are the hair portraits he cuts and shaves into the back of his customers' heads. Think of the most significant people of our time and chances are, Rob the Original has created a hair portrait of them: Tupac, Steve Jobs, Marilyn Monroe, Bruce Lee, Heath Ledger's Joker, and the list goes on. INFRINGE takes a look at a selection of his hair art and talks to Rob about his journey to becoming the social media sensation Rob the Original.
What have the reactions been like when you show celebrities portraits of themselves that you've done on someone's head? Everyone that sees themselves in a hair portrait is always in awe. They can't believe the resemblance. Most will immediately share on social media!
Hair art is difficult in the sense that you can't repaint a canvas – you can't instantly grow new hair. You're incredibly talented, but everyone makes mistakes. What happens when you do? I am proud to say I have never made a significant mistake that is noticeable.
Most of your art can only exist temporarily. Salt, dusty windows, carved foods, even hair grows out. Doesn't that bother you? It does not bother me that my art is temporary, I always take lots of pictures and videos.
How long on average does it take to cut a hair portrait? On average a hair portrait can take me anywhere from 1.5 hours to 2.5 hours. The hair portrait that has taken me the longest was The Last Supper because of how intricate and detailed it was. It was definitely worth it because it gained a lot of attention and it has millions of views worldwide.
You wanted to be an artist before you became a barber, but ended up combining the two very well. Can you talk about your journey to this harmonious blend of professions, and why you decided against the traditional art route? Ever since I can remember I liked to create art. As a child I was handed crayons and a piece of paper to entertain myself and my parents would talk about how good I was at drawing. I never really thought about becoming an artist I just liked to do it as a hobby. Growing up, I had a lot of jobs that had nothing to do with art, such as: cook, construction worker, and jeweller. I am the 5th child out of 9 and we grew up having not a lot of money so I would cut my own hair as well as the hair of friends and family. I never looked at Barbering as a job but more like something that came to me out of necessity. One day I needed a haircut and my clippers were broken so I decided to go into a local barbershop. When I told the Barber that I cut my own hair, he offered me a job. I went back a few days later and started cutting hair. Young kids started coming in, asking for small designs and it came easy to me. One day, I decided to challenge myself and do something that I had never seen before: a hair portrait. My favourite rapper is Tupac and so I did his portrait. Now I make Art out of anything.
Images Rob the Original
Interview Katharina Lina
Andrew Esiebo's 'Pride' highlights the social impact of hair in African society
The Nigerian photographer creates a nuanced portrait of barbering in West African countries
Hairy Artifacts: Caryl Burtner's collection of human hair
The artist Caryl Burtner collects and archives objects as a way of exploring what it means to be human
A day at Diligence
Chronicling a day at the London barbershop, which specialises in intricate patterns and shaping
Meet Tuttii Fruittii and Toni Tits, the clown duo at the heart of Deptford's most colourful salon
Transformation and self-expression through colour is at the centre of the philosophy of their salon, Tuttii Fruittii LONDON The LadyBoi KLOWN Hairsculptors
Gerwyn Davies invents a troupe of heavily hirsute characters
"They're very relaxed in their hairiness"
Anne Lemanski recreates ten very iconic hairstyles
'A Century of Hair' features ten recognisable hairstyles from the 20th century
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Filled with brand new and exclusive content, INFRINGE Issue #3 is a visual feast of art, design, beauty and fashion, all based around the theme of hair. Choose from 5 different covers, each created exclusively for Issue #3
"Hair" Series by Emilie Regnier
How for many Black women, hair and power go hand in hand
Wash Day
Jamila Rowser writes a comic honouring Black women's beauty and their hair routines
INFRINGE visits a Kayapó Village
The inhabitants of Amazonian Pot-krô village give INFRINGE an insight into their hair tradition
Neon Mane-ia: Extreme close-ups of dye on hair
Photographer Roneil Chavez transforms strokes of neon dye on hair into a series of bold, abstract images
Behind the scenes at the 2019 Alternative Hair Show
INFRINGE goes backstage at Excel London to capture 2019's 'Parody' themed hair creations
Watch the Popovy Sisters create their intricate dolls by hand
Go behind the scenes at the studio of Russian dollmakers Lena and Katya Popovy
Lo que se (lle)va
Ernesto Artillo gives the unwanted a new meaning in this art installation
The Royal Dolls
We meet the founder of the viral dolls makeover account
Hairy Reinterpretations
Sasha Bowles gives existing objects a new hairdo to help us reflect on our social façades
It's A Process
Jessica Spence paints intimate moments of protective hair styling to highlight the subject's individuality
V E N U S – a highly reflective hair dye innovation
Invisible to the naked eye, this hair dye lights up when viewed through a camera lens
Transient Tensions
In this photo story Hellen van Meene uses hair to translate aspects of teenage girl consciousness
Mrzyk & Moriceau's playful and provocative depictions of hair
The creative duo use the theme of hair as a playful riposte to society's bizarre and contradictory beauty ideals
INFRINGE visits the World Beard and Moustache Championships 2019
Not into facial hair? These beards will grow on you.
Yvonne Roeb's sculptures reference the most primal and symbolic side of hair
The German artist's voodoo-like objects draw on the idea of hair as a highly charged remnant of human essence
Joey George is the hair artist behind Aquaria's Met Gala hair
On what inspired 'Ponytail Assassin' and how he gets his creative juices flowing
Sweet Style
Photographer Paloma Rincon created a series of surreal photographs in which hair replaces classic desserts
This interactive wig exhibition shows how hair can shape different personas
The latest show by Japanese hair artist Tomihiro Kono encourages visitors to try on different styles based on pop icons
What My Hair Means To Me
Photographer Derek Ridgers captures individuals for whom hair tells a very personal story
Explore the futuristic hairstyles of Wang Newone's CGI humanoids
From wooden patterns on turquoise hair to neon zebra buzz cuts, hair is a focal point in this artist's work
These towering hair sculptures are not what they seem
Petros Chrisostomou's larger than life sculptures seem to engulf architectural spaces
Degendering hair one buzz cut at a time
In honour of the one year anniversary of shaving her hair off, Katharina Lina reflects on the experience
This student documented her personal hair journey in response to society's policing of black hair
Captured over a two year period, Favour Jonathan's archive of hairstyles celebrates the versatility of afro hair
Made In England: Derek Ridgers captures Britain's shifting social landscape
The photographer's extensive archive documents Britain's subcultures, trends and anti-trends, club kids and misfits
Ling Chun on why clay and hair are a match made in heaven
The Seattle based ceramic artist uses colourful synthetic hair to bring her sculptures to life
This sinister hybrid of human and machine examines our tech dependency
Hair is endlessly caught in these nightmarish sculptures by Korean duo UJOO+LIMHEEYOUNG
Painting with hair: Hiva Alizadeh's kaleidoscopic art
Explore the Iranian artist's latest works, currently on show in Milan
Karmen Ayvazyan explores the dual relationship with hair in a minimalist photo series
The Antwerp-based photographer illustrates hair's ability to induce feelings of both desire and repulsion
Behind the scenes at the 2018 Alternative Hair Show
INFRINGE goes backstage at the Freemasons' Hall to capture 2018's 'Mystique' themed hair creations
Hair Stories: surreal scenes centred around the politics of beauty
Created by Pol Kurucz, the series features a variety of bold and fantastical hairstyles
Christoph Soeder's minimal barbershop series depicts men of all ages having their hair cut
Jo Lane's atmospheric drawings depict hair shrouded in darkness
Capturing only the intricate details belonging to the hair of strangers, the artist asks what a hairstyle might tell us about its wearer
A rare look at the creation of a traditional hairstyle of a Geiko-in-training
INFRINGE documents the elusive dressing ritual of a Maiko in Kyoto, Japan
Hair is depicted as a powerful force in Sivan Karim's ethereal illustrations
"You can tell a story with hair. A Japanese proverb says that 'hair is the heart of a woman'. I find this statement very beautiful and powerful."
Meet the man who quit haircuts for the sake of comedy
The Hair Show documents comedian Rob Auton's observations of life with untamed hair
Chroma: An Ode to J.D. Okhai Ojeikere
This vibrant photo series by Medina Dugger celebrates the art of Nigerian hair culture
How swapping hair for sculpture reignited this hairdresser's passion for his craft
"I got some old hairdressing scissors and literally started trying to do haircuts into the clay."
New York hairstylist Joey George shares his visual diary of hair
The session stylist fills scrapbooks with doodles, paintings and collages – all dedicated to hair
Asami Nemoto's immersive art installation combines hair with light and sound
Created for Tokyo arts hub Pavilion, the Japanese session stylist's atmospheric piece features hair-covered lanterns
Beehives, Bobs and Blow-dries
A new exhibition charting the history of hairdressing
Andrew Esiebo's 'Pride' highlights the social impact of hair in African society
The Nigerian photographer creates a nuanced portrait of barbering in West African countries
Elodie Antoine's hirsute sculptures inspired by fairytales
Using hemp to create hair-like structures, her eerie artworks seem to resemble living forms
The London hairdresser providing free haircuts to the homeless
Josh Coombes is the founder of the movement #DoSomethingForNothing which encourages people to reach out to a person in need through simple acts of kindness
Entanglement: A captivating look at the human hair trade
In her new book, anthropologist Emma Tarlo chronicles the extraordinary scale of the human hair industry, and meets the people whose lives are inextricably connected through this fibre
Maia Flore's surreal photographs explore the boundary between real and imagined
In the dreamlike series Big Head Poetry, her subjects appear with their heads encased in hair
Not Quite There
Serena Becker finds beauty in the little details
Battered by sun, wind and rain, Isaac Olvera's giant wig sculptures meditate on the passing of time
Last chance to catch this site-specific installation at Peckham arts organisation Bold Tendencies
Pressed behind glass, Nina Beier's human hair wigs become preserved artifacts frozen in time
"The slowly grown hair has been flattened and processed for eternity, and marks the definitive end of a hairstyle, a period and a mood."
By merging images of African and European hair, Kione Grandison represents those whose hair doesn't fall into either category
The London artist explores the liminal space that people of mixed-race can find themselves occupying in a salon environment
Domestic spaces are imbued with an eerie sense of life in Jessica Wohl's hairy installations
"Whether in a stairwell, on a bed or a chair, the inclusion of hair in the work implies that there's something alive within that structure."
Waldmännchen: Forest forms are merged with hair in this elegant still life series
Creating playful characters out of simple elements, the sculptures are photographed in rich autumnal hues by Serena Becker, with hair by Susanne Lichtenegger
Ethereal portraits of albinos by Gustavo Lacerda
This series celebrates a group of people who have frequently been ostracised from society on account of their pale skin and hair
Barber Shop Chronicles: The new play that invites the viewer deep into the heart of the barber shop
"From writing the play, I'm aware of how vast, nuanced, beautiful and delicate barbershops can be. Also, how ridiculously funny, over the top, exaggerated and naturally theatrical those spaces are." - Inua Ellams
Meet photographer Parker Day and her series of strange and sublime icons
Her audacious portrait series of oddball characters explores ideas of reality, artifice and how we present ourselves to the world
Let Your Hair Down: The world of Sylwana Zybura is one where fantasy dominates
These hairy images toe the line between the beautiful and the grotesque
The Provocateur: Inside Charlie Le Mindu's iconoclastic world
Much has been said about the transformative power of hair, an idea truly embodied by the anarchic creations of Charlie Le Mindu
Juliana Kasumu: Hair Statements
Photographer Juliana Kasumu reflects on her British-Nigerian identity, femininity and the less spoken narratives of West African heritage
Reworked: Artist Alexandre Bellenger interprets INFRINGE Cult Hair
Parisian artist Alexandre Bellenger uses collage and drawing to create a series of rough-and-ready DIY portraits
This Hair Of Mine: Cyndia Harvey explores the African diaspora through hair
Reflective, intimate and celebratory, this film creates a nuanced portrait of black women through the connecting thread of hair
Surreal sculptures adorned with hair by Nina Lola Bachhuber
Magic, myth and mortality convene in this contemporary artist's work
Britain's Finest Facial Hair
INFRINGE documents the hairiest looks on show at the British Beard and Moustache Championships
Punk Invasion: Celebrating 40 years of punk at Rebellion Festival
INFRINGE captures hair-raising styles at Blackpool's most iconic punk gathering
Animal and mineral worlds collide in this series by Marcela Cardenas
The Colombian artist Marcela Cardenas discusses the hairy concept behind her series 'Transitional'
Photographer Rob Hammer captures America's disappearing independent barbershops
His series 'Barbershops of America' documents unique shops across all fifty states
This project by Studio Swine explores the potential of human hair beyond its role in the beauty industry
A collection of unique objects created out of hair
The designer Monique Goossens creates typography using hair
Resembling fine pen drawings, each letter is sculpted out of hundreds of individual hairs
A face built from a single hair: Heather Dewey-Hagborg explores the future of genetic surveillance
The artist creates 3-D portraits of people using traces of their DNA - such as a single hair
The artist Joana Linda on what her shorn hair represents
The removal of her hair became a symbol of empowerment and a rejection of traditional beauty connotations
Talking inspiration and liberation with three London Drag Queens
The Art of Drag: INFRINGE meets three queens on the London drag scene
Sugar and Spice: Laurence Philomene on femininity
Her work touches upon the themes of identity, femininity and friendship, explored through a hazy, dreamlike aesthetic
Exploring an exhibition containing over three tonnes of human hair
We visit HAIR! an exhibition at the Centraal Museum dedicated entirely to the subject of hair
Brittany Schall's hyper-real drawings explore what our hair reveals about us
"even the most subtle nuances of hair communicate who we are" - Brittany Schall
Colour Me In: Hair is transformed into colourful canvases
Cecilie Harris captures painted hair in this exclusive INFRINGE collaboration
Natural Transfers: Levi van Veluw's animalistic portraits
The Dutch artist modifies his face with human hair, resulting in these eerie portraits
Strange and sensual photographs of displaced wigs by Luisa Opalesky
"I like to give the hair power" - Luisa Opalesky
Bara Prasilova presents hair as a menacing force that binds and constricts us
All Tied Up: each figure in this elegant series finds themselves trapped by their own hair
A sculptural installation composed of over 2000 vintage hairdressing tools
'Chandelier' is composed entirely of hairdressing tools, cascading from the frame in a jagged triangular formation
A Modern Hair Study: Portraits of contemporary women by Tara Bogart
Photographed from behind, the women in the images remain anonymous, yet the portraits are hugely revealing
This Hair Of Mine: Cyndia Harvey explores the African diaspora through hair
Reflective, intimate and celebratory, this film creates a nuanced portrait of black women through the connecting thread of hair
Charlie Le Mindu's hair costumes at the Berlin State Ballet
With BTS photography of preparations for Alexander Ekman's choreography LIB
Hairdresser and salon owner Jamie Dryden recycles his salon hair waste and creates extraordinary sculptures
INFRINGE at MoMA
The Research and Development department of MoMA celebrates Hair at their Salon 33 event
A rare look at the creation of a traditional hairstyle of a Geiko-in-training
INFRINGE documents the elusive dressing ritual of a Maiko in Kyoto, Japan
These paintings by So Yoon Lym depict cornrow braids in mesmerising detail
The acrylic paintings feature only the crowns of heads, and the intricate winding cornrow patterns across each one
A rare glimpse inside the studio of a Tokyo wig maker
81-year-old Kanehisa Osawa has been styling traditional Japanese wigs for over 60 years
Meet the man behind Lady Gaga's favourite hairy headpieces
Japanese hairstylist Shinji Konishi's animal props are a work of art
There's Only One Peach with the Hole in the Middle
INFRINGE captured the UK premiere of the sex-positive Peaches show
Woven In Hair
Visit the British Museum's extraordinary exhibition shining a light onto the Victorians' most beloved accessory trend before it closes September 1st
Hair is my gift to you
Lumi Tuomi makes human hair jewellery to raise awareness around alopecia
How Sheena Liam found serendipity in her hobby
The artist and model just wanted something to do in her free time – now she's having solo exhibitions
Cuts: a portrait of New York's barbershops
Franck Bohbot's series casts a view over the city's diverse independent establishments
Gerwyn Davies invents a troupe of heavily hirsute characters
"They're very relaxed in their hairiness"
Blue is the riskiest colour
Canadian-Haitian photographer Emilie Regnier went on an adventurous trip to Luanda
HAIRTEST Book Launch
Edward Lampley collaborates with 8 New York-based photographers to explore the artistic and commercial sides of the hair world
The future is inclusive!
Hilde Atalanta is the Amsterdam-based illustrator teaching us about the importance of inclusivity and self-love
Hair People: hirsute figures by Lauren Carly Shaw
"I want people to feel a sense of unease at the possibility that the figure could move."
Neon green hair details are popping up everywhere
Forget full heads in one crazy colour; people are now into using neon green for dyed tips, roots, and peekaboo strands
From the Virgin Mary to Barbie, meet the creative duo redefining female archetypes
Lois Cohen and Indiana Roma Voss combine fiction and reality to stunning effect
How a Himba woman's hair signifies her position within her tribe
Take a closer look at the hair rituals of this ancient Namibian tribe, captured by Brendan McGinty
Lorna Simpson's collages depict hair as an irrepressible source of life and power
The acclaimed artist's latest book, Lorna Simpson Collages, is a jubilant ode to black hair
Rob the Original – not your average barber
The Texan artist redefining what it means to be a barber
Kate Kretz is the artist embroidering with human hair as an act of resistance
"I work until my hands shake, because the world does not care."
Takahiro Kudo disrupts everyday objects using skin and hair
By replacing the original material of his chosen items with skin and hair, Kudo questions perspectives and limitations
Why Angelo Seminara's exhibition hairpieces are like miniature artworks in themselves
Seminara's collaborations with fashion curator Judith Clark illustrate the synergy between fashion and hair
Ethereal hair sculptures by Jayoung Yoon
The multimedia artist on dealing with hardship, cleansing memories, and creating art to heal
The Hunt: Questioning beauty, gender and society
Through a series of hairstyles, Céline Bodin explores "female types" and our associative minds
Tactile hair sculptures by Katia Lyubavskaya
"This soft, anti-monumental material revives objects so you want to touch them."
Meet the twin doll-makers bewitching the world with their hyperreal creations
Russian twin sisters Lena and Katya Popovy, aka the Popovy Sisters, create highly bespoke dolls from their St Petersburg studio
The Art of Scissor Making
A look inside the Japanese workshop crafting some of the sharpest hairdressing scissors in the industry
Salon 63: artists and hair salons join forces for unique London art project
13 artists collaborate with 10 hair and beauty salons along the route of the number 63 bus, creating site-specific works that explore the role of the salon
Pablo Kuemin and Daniel Archer collaborate on a wig series with intergalactic inspirations
Hair takes centre stage in this quirky series
Hair is placed into a number of surreal scenarios in this story by Spanish art duo I'm Blue I'm Pink
Exhibition: Hair! Human Stories
INFRINGE hosts a free hair exhibition curated by anthropologist Emma Tarlo
Hair is digitally distorted to psychedelic effect in 'Melted'
Artist Cristina Burns manipulates hair to the extreme in this colourful series
Reworked: Artist Lauro Samblás interprets Cult Hair
The Spanish creative showcases his handmade neon collages in his interpretation of INFRINGE Cult Hair
Documenting the hairstyles of Brazil's favela youth
Hick Duarte's series Chavosos captures barbershop culture on the fringes of São Paulo
A rare glimpse inside the studio of a Tokyo wig maker
81-year-old Kanehisa Osawa has been styling traditional Japanese wigs for over 60 years
The Art of Hair
Hair reigns supreme in this collaborative project between hairdresser Marina Roy and photographer Albert Plehov
Factory: Rebecca Drolen's series explores hair as a source of protection
"I attempt to humorously consider how the body itself can be increased as a means of protection within a society obsessed with hairless women"
Roos van der Vliet's photorealistic hair paintings
In her eerie series 'Storytellers', the Dutch artist depicts her subjects with their faces bound with hair
We meet Icelandic artist Shoplifter at her hair-filled Brooklyn studio
"Hair is a remnant of the wildness that we possess" - Shoplifter
Redfall: Tamara Stoevelaar re-imagines hair as flowing water
The photographer presents vivid red hair as a cascading waterfall in her series 'Redfall'
Explore the world's first colour-changing hair dye
Developed by THEUNSEEN in collaboration with hairstylist Kieran Tudor, the responsive new dye changes colour depending on temperature
In the Eighties: Derek Ridgers charts the radical styles that defined 1980s Britain
The photographer's new book gets under the skin of the subcultures that emerged against a backdrop of turbulent social change
Seeing Red
INFRINGE captures Redhead Days, an annual gathering of thousands of redheads in the Dutch city of Breda
Sanne Visser creates elegant products out of discarded human hair
Her project The New Age of Trichology uses ancient techniques to transform hair into an innovative design material
Faces are cloaked in hair in these eerie paintings by Daniel Coves
The Spanish artist uses hair to obscure the faces of his subjects, adding an element of mystery to each portrait
Portraits of dogs and their owners… wearing the same fur
Erwan Fichou's series 'Dogwool' depicts the pairs brimming with pride, bonded in both love and ensembles
Created by Swiss hairstylist Olivier Schawalder and shot by Olivier Rose, the hairpieces take inspiration from the ocean and the creatures that inhabit it
Pride in London
INFRINGE documents the technicolour hairstyles dominating London's yearly Pride celebration
Not one for the faint-hearted, Girls Unawares dishes up surreal scenarios which explore sex and body image
"Our bodies aren't wrong because they don't look like bodies in adverts. I think the perfection that the media propagates is pretty boring."
Hair Stories Untold: Nakeya Brown on the politics of hair
How Western ideals of beauty and femininity have manifested themselves in African-American hair culture
Transformative hair: Robert Masciave's unique outfit created entirely out of human hair
The French hairdresser merges fashion and hair with his handcrafted pieces, which push the limits of hair artistry
The Art of Barbering at Archive Gallery
The exhibition is part of London's first ever CUT Festival, a 10-day event exploring the art of barbering through talks, exhibitions and performances
Hair-raisers: Behind Richard Starbuck's mysterious artworks
The British artist lists the paranormal, horror films and science fiction among his inspirations
INFRINGE captures superheroes and villains at Tokyo's first ever Comic Con
Thousands of Japanese comic fans get into character at Tokyo's cosplay convention
Metamorphosis: Woven, studded or compressed, Christophe Martinez's dynamic artworks bring hair to life
"I'd discovered the possibility of bringing hair to life, this material which I had instinctively been working with for years" - Christophe Martinez
Brazilian photographer Vinicius Terranova on his series Flores Raras, a tribute to the beauty of diversity
"When you possess a different, therefore rare trait, this feature makes you more beautiful and special, never less."
Behind the scenes at the Alternative Hair Show
INFRINGE goes backstage at the Royal Albert Hall to capture this year's most innovative creations
Amy Cutler's hair drawings are brought to life in New York exhibition Fossa
The exhibition includes 800 feet of braided hair, created by hairstylist Adriana Papaleo
Capturing the finest looks at London's first ever AFROPUNK Festival
INFRINGE heads down to London's Alexandra Palace to shoot the head-turning hairstyles at AFROPUNK
Tara Bogart explores the significance of a single lock of hair
It can be a way to possess someone, or be about holding on to the memory of a loved one
Sculptures Capillaires: Charlie Le Mindu's intricate hair sculptures
Up close and personal with coiffuriste Charlie Le Mindu's iconic hair sculptures at his latest exhibition
Reworked: Artist Charles Madd interprets INFRINGE Cult Hair
Charles Madd reworks a number of Cult Hair portraits in his signature colourful collage style
Sentimental Hair: When hair is a memento of lost loved ones
"Hair is at once the most delicate and last of our materials and survives us like love"
Naia del Castillo explores themes of intimacy and isolation with figures encased in hair
Featured in identical poses and clothes, any signs of their individual identities are concealed
Vibrant hairstyles of the Mumuhuila and Mucawana tribes
Crafted from materials including mud, butter, shells and beads, the women of these Angolan tribes sport mesmerising hair designs
Hairy Artifacts: Caryl Burtner's collection of human hair
The artist Caryl Burtner collects and archives objects as a way of exploring what it means to be human
These surreal photographs examine our fickle relationship with hair
Photographer Rebecca Drolen looks at the fine line between hair which is seen as desirable, and hair which is seen as shameful or repulsive
Splitting Hairs: Hair embroideries by Liyen Chong
These intricate artworks were created by stitching human hair onto white cotton
Anne Lemanski recreates ten very iconic hairstyles
'A Century of Hair' features ten recognisable hairstyles from the 20th century
Simon Weller explores South Africa's barbershop culture
These images show the barbershops to be bustling social spaces where different generations congregate and stories are shared
Yasemen Hussein recreates five iconic hairstyles in copper
The artist teamed up with Anthony and Pat Mascolo to re-interpret their hairstyles in copper
Sculpting copper hair at Yasemen Hussein's art studio
Dotted around Yasemen Hussein's south London studio are dozens of intricate hair sculptures, crafted out of raw copper wire
Hairy Children: Erik Mark Sandberg's teen subjects are bold, colourful, and above all – hairy
The paintings of LA artist Erik Mark Sandberg feature gawky teenagers covered in fur
Hairdressing tools take centre stage in Georgina Mascolo's photo series
'Tools of The Trade' is a tribute to the history of hairdressing
The mask maker transforming faces into enigmatic artworks
We visit the studio of Muriel Nisse, who uses hair to create experimental masks and headpieces


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An epidermal cyst is a type of slow-growing lump underneath the skin. This cyst contains soft, cheese-like skin contents. These usually appear on the face, neck, chest, upper back, genitals, or behind the ears. Similar cysts called pilar cysts often occur on the scalp.
Causes include:
- Blockage of a hair follicle by skin cells—When an injury to the skin occurs, cells from the surface may block hair follicles located deeper within the skin.
- Damage to a hair follicle due to acne
- Blockage or defect of the sebaceous gland—This gland is near the hair follicle. It secretes oily material used to lubricate the skin and hair.
An epidermal cyst may cause:
- Small, dome-shaped lump beneath the skin
- Foul-smelling, cheese-like material draining from the cyst
- Redness or tenderness on or around the cyst if it becomes inflamed or infected
You will be asked about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. In most cases, the diagnosis can be made by looking at it. You may be referred to a dermatologist. This is a doctor who specializes in skin disorders.
Some epidermal cysts do not need treatment. If needed, treatment options may include the following:
- Surgical excision—The doctor removes the entire cyst, including its contents and cyst wall.
- Surgical drainage—This involves cutting open the cyst, and draining the contents. The cyst might come back, though.
- Antibiotics—These may be prescribed if the cyst has become infected.
There is no way to prevent an epidermal cyst. If any of the cyst wall is left behind after drainage, the cyst may come back. If this happens, the doctor may decide to remove the cyst using surgery.
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REPORTING FOR 2019-10-17 | BUNDESPREMIERLEAGUE.COM: We have conducted a deep analysis of how Geberit Ag Jona (GBERF) has been trading over the last 2 weeks and the past day especially. On its latest session, Geberit Ag Jona (GBERF) opened at 474.23, reaching a high of 474.23 and a low of 474.23 before closing at a price of 474.23. There was a total volume of 300.0.
VOLUME INDICATORS: We saw an accumulation-distribution index of nan, an on-balance volume of 476.5, chaikin money flow of nan and a force index of 5.1529. There was an ease of movement rating of nan, a volume-price trend of 14.00737 and a negative volume index of 1000.0.
VOLATILITY: We noted an average true range of 0.93909, bolinger bands of 474.23, an upper bollinger band of 474.23, lower bollinger band of 474.23, a bollinger high band indicator of 1.0, bollinger low band indicator of 1.0, a central keltner channel of 474.23, high band keltner channel of 474.23, low band keltner channel of 474.23, a high band keltner channel indicator of 1.0 and a low band keltner channel indicator of 1.0. There was a donchian channel high band of 474.23, a donchian channel low band of 474.23, a donchian channel high band indicator of 1.0, and a donchian channel low band indicator of 1.0.
TREND: We calculated a Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) of 0.12094, a MACD signal of 0.02646, a MACD difference of 0.09448, a fast Exponential Moving Average (EMA) indicator of 474.23, a slow Exponential Moving Average (EMA) indicator of 474.23, an Average Directional Movement Index (ADX) of unknown, an ADX positive of 20.0, an ADX negative of 20.0, a positive Vortex Indicator (VI) of 1.0, a negative VI of 1.0, a trend vortex difference of nan, a trix of 2.07266, a Mass Index (MI) of nan, a Commodity Channel Index (CCI) of 66.66667, a Detrended Price Oscillator (DPO) of -13.7697, a KST Oscillator (KST) of 29.90421 and a KST Oscillator (KST Signal) of 29.90421 (leaving a KST difference of -0.0). We also found an Ichimoku rating of 474.23, an Ichimoku B rating of 474.23, a Ichimoku visual trend A of 462.2242, an Ichimoku visual trend B of 463.79905, an Aroon Indicator (AI) up of 4.0 and an AI indicator down of 4.0. That left a difference of 40.0.
MOMENTUM: We found a Relative Strength Index (RSI) of 50.0, a Money Flow Index (MFI) of 100.0, a True Strength Index (TSI) of 100.0, an ultimate oscillator of 100.0, a stochastic oscillator of 50.0, a stochastic oscillator signal of 50.0, a Williams %R rating of -50.0 and an awesome oscillator of 0.0.
RETURNS: There was a daily return of 2.99042, a daily log return of 0.47753 and a cumulative return of 0.47867.
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Boulder County ranger Kevin Grady, who lives at Heil Valley Ranch near Lyons, said the overnight flooding in September sounded like a freight train barreling past his house.
"The house was fine, but everything around it was washed away," he said as he looked over a creek bed that once was Geer Canyon Road — the road used to access the trailhead. "It was insane."
Geer Creek, he added, is typically "dry as a bone" by this time in November, but it's still running thanks to the over saturated ground. One of the road's two culverts also now is in the middle of the creek, while the other was washed far downstream. Multiple areas were either scoured out by the raging water or filled up with rocks swept downstream.
Grady spoke to open space advisory board members and area residents who took a tour today of some of the county properties damaged by September's floods that haven't been reopened to the public. The tour, led by county Parks and Open Space Department director Ron Stewart, included Heil Valley Ranch, county open space areas east of Lyons along the St. Vrain River and Pella Crossing.
"Our goal for today is to let you see for yourself the damage that's occurred," Stewart said. "Some of these areas won't be open for awhile."
The four-hour tour started from two locations, the Boulder County Courthouse and the Parks and Open Space headquarters building west of Longmont.
Several of those on the tour said they either are frequent open space users or frequent volunteers and wanted to see the damage.
Cheryl and Ed Walker, who live in Longmont, described themselves as outdoor enthusiasts.
"I consider Heil my home mountain bike trail," Ed Walker said. "I wanted to see it. The flooding was such a mind numbing event. It's incredible the effort they've got to put into it to get it repaired."
Stewart said the flooding caused an estimated $2.5 million in damage to Boulder County open space trails, restrooms, kiosks and parking lot. But, he said, the overall estimate to repair damage on Boulder County open space land is $50 million, with the most extensive damage at lakes and ponds — particularly reservoirs along or near the St. Vrain River corridor.
On county open space along the St. Vrain River, one side of the river near the Cemex plant is largely untouched with a thicket of bushes and trees that form a riparian area. The other side looks like a beach, with a layer of sand and only a single bush and some stumps left. A dry bed of rocks shows the river's former path, with a new path nearby that's about six feet lower and going in a new direction.
The roof and upper section of a house, an upended RV, a grill, a ladder and a vacuum cleaner are scattered through the area.
The flooding also caused breeches in lakes and ponds in more than dozen areas on county open space, creating big lakes out of individual ponds and wreaking havoc with irrigation ditches.
"I would guess there will be some farms that will be dry, but hopefully not too many," Stewart said.
Half of the barn at the Ramey Farm near Hygiene — the oldest intact farmstead in the county — fell into the river and the house and the barns now are divided by a gaping canyon. And, at the Pella Crossing Open Space area near Hygiene, about half of the parking lot is gone, the bathroom overturned and the trail system wrecked.
The recovery effort also includes the monumental task of debris removal. The county has a $12 million contract with an outside company to remove the rocks, sand and tree limbs clogging culverts and waterways.
Stewart said decisions are expected soon on a timeline for repairs and reopening areas to the public. One issue, he said, is funding. The county doesn't have the money to start all the projects while waiting for federal and state reimbursements for flood-recovery work. Another is the finding the manpower to make repairs, given the extent of the damage.
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We have also seen that, in fact, there have been warp drive starships around for two centuries by the time of TAS; at the very least Phlox beats Sarah by a century in terms of medical officers aboard such ships, and it is highly likely that most if not all other warp driven ships had medical officers. However, we can't really blame TAS for this; since the series is not considered canonical future writers have deliberately chosen to go in different directions. It would be beyond even my nitpicking tastes to blame TAS for contradictions which were done deliberately decades in the future!
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It's the insulin, stupid
Is too much insulin the cause of common obesity? Yes, most likely.
Here's another embarrassing high-profile study for all insulin deniers out there: Rats genetically modified to secrete less insulin from their pancreas stay slim even on a diet that makes other rats fat. Apart from the pancreatic insulin there was no difference between the slim (low insulin) and the fat (high insulin) rats.
The researchers, publishing the study in the high-impact journal Cell Metabolism, conclude that too much fat-storing insulin is a necessary cause of common diet-induced obesity (press release).
In humans the main cause of elevated insulin is eating too much junk carbohydrates. So it's no coincidence that low carb diets consistently outperform other diets for weight loss.
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The Shawnee Hills Wine Trail features 12 award-winning wineries located along a 25-mile scenic drive along highway 127 and highway 51 in the Shawnee National Forest. Along the way have a picnic, go on a hike, visit a shop, and stay in a cozy B&B or cabin. Many of the wineries host special events throughout the summer and fall.
On the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail, Rustle Hill winery features an amphitheater bandstand for live music, great wines and beers, restaurant and cabins for rent.
This historic boardwalk dates back to the 1890s. Today it offers galleries featuring quality handcrafts created by local artisans and a country store.
The Science Center of Southern Illinois
This center was designed for children ages 3-13 and their families. The science museum features several interactive hands-on exhibits dealing with a variety of basic concepts of science, as well as special events and programs.
A national symbol of faith, this 111-foot-tall cross, when illuminated at night, can be seen over an area of 7,500 square miles atop the most prominent elevation in Southern Illinois. The cross is surrounded by the Shawnee National Forest.
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Old Illinois Passenger Depot Railroad Museum
Built in 1903 by the Illinois Central Railroad, the Old Railroad Passenger Depot has since been restored and now serves as home to the Carbondale Train Museum. Filled with information, artifacts and souveniers, the museum contains significant facts relating to Carbondale's history. Ring the bell of an original train car from the Illinois Central Railroad, which still sits on the track!
Shryock Auditorium -- Southern Illinois University
SIUC's 1200-seat theater is located in the historic "old campus" and hosts every genre of performing arts. Constructed in 1918 and renovated in 1972, this magnificent facility is home to the Marianne Webb Pipe Organ, a 59-rank Reuter Pipe Organ.
Historic Town Square & Downtown Carbondale
Twenty-five historic buildings ring Carbondale's nostalgic Town Square. When Daniel Harmon Brush, Carbondale's founding father, filed the original 56-acre plat of Carbondale in 1852, almost 10 acres were left open in the center of town. Today you can shop charming locally owned boutiques here, ranging from bike shops to furniture stores.
The African American Museum of Southern Illinois
Permanent exhibits here include African art collections and slave artifacts. Rotating displays have included Underground Railroad message quilts and local artwork. The museum's changing exhibits seek to portray the outstanding achievements of African American citizens.
Located at Lincoln Memorial Park, visitors can "Walk Where Lincoln Walked" by following the presidents footsteps from Jonesboro Square to the park.
Southern Illinois University Arena
This 10,000-seat facility is located on the beautiful campus of Southern Illinois University Carbondale. The Arena is home to NCAA Division 1 basketball team, the SIU Salukis. The Arena also hosts nationally touring concerts, family shows, theatrical events and circuses.
Marion Cultural and Civic Center
The Marion Cultural and Civic Center serves Southern Illinois as an outlet for cultural and artistic opportunities of all types. MCCC is a 1094 seat performing arts center located in the historic town square of Marion, IL. In addition to providing a state-of-the-art theatrical facility at a low rental cost, MCCC also provides a portion of the lobby to display paintings and artwork from Southern Illinois artists.
Anthill Gallery & Vintage Curiosities
Anthill productions is home to the photography of rare images' Bob Hageman and the stained-glass work of Firelight Studio's Linda Austin. For well over 20 years, Linda and Bob have been making and displaying their unique artworks throughout the Midwest, and they are now for the first time making them available to a broader audience.
The Varsity Center for the Arts
What started as a single-screen movie house in 1940 has become a power house for live music and community theater. This gorgeous theater is one of the greatest components to Carbondale's thriving art & culture scene, as it serves as home to the Jackson County Stage Company, which presents several plays during the year, and hosts the weekly Friday Night Film series. The Varsity serves as a venue for live entertainment during the Carbondale Rocks Revival, an annual city-wide music festival in addition to accommodating local and regional musicians during the year to bring the city exceptional entertainment.
John A. Logan College Museum and Gallery
Named after Civil War General John A. Logan, the college combines modern architecture and a beautiful park-like setting. Memorabilia of General Logan and his wife, Mary, are on display in the museum and art gallery at the college.
Presbyterian church in continuous operation since 1850 and the site of a winter encampment during the Trail of Tears. Only site certified by state of Illinois and Cherokee Nation.
A World War I memorial stature, "The Spirit of The American Dough Boy" was dedicated on September 6, 1927 following its acquisition through a project sponsored jointly by the local American Legion and VFW Posts. The solider is forever immortalized in statue form, seen is his war apparel and stance. The Dough Boy is a symbol of freedom and remembrance of those who fought for our land.
General museum featuring local history, Kirkpatrick Pottery, Native American artifacts, pioneer items and other unique collections.
The Science Center of Southern Illinois
The Science Center of Southern Illinois is the perfect way for kids to explore the beauty of science in a fun atmosphere. This hands-on children's museum has over 50 exhibits and sees nearly 15,000 annual visitors. Adults are also welcome, as many of the activities can be enjoyed by all.
Little Egypt Arts Association Art Centre
Little Egypt Arts Association is a not for profit artist Co-op that was established in 1995 by approximately 20 local artists and art patrons. It's the largest cooperative art center in Southern Illinois. Offering a gift shop, art classes and workshops.
John A. Logan College O'Neil Auditorium
Located within the John A. Logan Community College, this 316 seat theater is host to many collegiate and community performances.
This 488-Seat theater hosts several productions each year that features both student and guest performers. During the academic year there are four major productions. The McLeod Summer Theater also produces three or four to finish out the season.
Williamson County Historical Museum
Located in an historic brick building in Marion, the museum features artifacts, antiques, and records of a bygone era. 17 rooms contain exhibits, including an old-fashioned school room. Tours may be arranged through the Marion Chamber of Commerce.
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The start of menstruation is a major event in a girl's life. Some girls greet those first drops of blood with joy or relief, while others feel bewildered and scared. Whatever the reaction, the arrival of the first period holds the same meaning for every girl: It's proof that she's becoming a woman.
On average, most girls start their periods when they're 12 or 13 years old (although some begin earlier or later). But if you wait until your daughter gets her period to talk to her about menstruation, that's too late.
So, how do you discuss menstruation and offer education, as well as guidance and support, before the big day arrives? Or, what do you tell your son? (Boys have questions, too.) Before you can discuss menstruation, it's important to have a good understanding of how the process works.
In the early 1900s, girls generally reached menarche (the medical term for the first period or the beginning of menstruation) at age 14 or 15. For a variety of reasons, including better nutrition, girls now usually start to menstruate between the ages of 10 and 16. But menstruation isn't just about having a period. It's a sign that a girl is physically capable of becoming pregnant.
During the menstrual cycle, hormones are released from different parts of the body to help control and prepare the body for pregnancy. That preparation begins when the ovaries (two oval-shaped organs that lie to the upper right and left of the uterus, or womb) produce the hormones estrogen and progesterone. These hormones trigger certain changes in the endometrium (the lining of the uterus). Then, other hormones from the pituitary gland stimulate the maturing and release of the egg, or ovum, from the ovary.
The release of the egg is called ovulation, and it occurs in the middle of the cycle — usually day 14 of a 28-day cycle, for example. From the ovary, the egg moves into one of the fallopian tubes (the two tubes that lead from the ovaries to the uterus).
If the egg is fertilized by sperm, the fertilized egg will take about 2 to 4 days to travel down the fallopian tube. It will then attach to the thick, blood-rich lining of the uterus. If it's not fertilized, the egg begins to fall apart, the estrogen and progesterone levels drop, and the uterine lining breaks down and is shed — this bleeding is what's known as a period.
A menstrual cycle lasts from the first day of one period to the first day of the next. The typical cycle of an adult female is 28 days, although some are as short as 22 days and others are as long as 45. Periods usually last about 5 days, although that can vary, too. During a period, a woman passes about 2-4 tablespoons (30-59 milliliters) of menstrual fluid.
For the first few years after menstruation begins, cycles are often irregular. They may be shorter (3 weeks) or longer (6 weeks), or a young woman may have only three or four periods a year. The absence of periods is called amenorrhea. A girl should see her doctor if she hasn't started menstruating by age 15, or 3 years after her first signs of puberty appeared.
So, how will you know when your daughter might start menstruating? You'll probably be able to see physical changes that signal she's getting close to starting. Breast development is usually the first sign that a girl has entered puberty. It's usually followed by the growth of some pubic hair.
About a year after breast development begins, most girls enter into a phase of rapid growth. They'll get taller and curvier, and their feet will grow. Then, about a year after the growth spurt begins and about 2 and a half years after breast development starts, the first period arrives.
It's probably best to avoid "The Talk" about menstruation. Instead, try to spread it out into lots of smaller conversations — education about how the human body works should be continuous. Otherwise, too much importance is placed on a single discussion and the information can be overwhelming. Kids reaching puberty should already know what's going to happen to their bodies.
Even toddlers begin asking questions about their bodies, and parents should answer them honestly. But how specific you are with the details should depend on your child's maturity and ability to understand.
Throughout childhood, kids ask many questions and each is an opportunity for parents to advance their kids' knowledge. Doing so not only gives kids the information they need when they ask for it, but also lets them know that their parents are available for and comfortable with these discussions.
But you shouldn't necessarily wait for their questions to talk about puberty and menstruation. Ideally, by the time they're close to puberty, both girls and boys should have full knowledge of the changes that will take place in their bodies. Why? Kids really want to learn about most things from their parents. And you can be sure that they'll also hear their friends discuss these changes.
By providing kids with good information, parents will know that they're well-informed and able to sort out any misinformation. Kids can often make certain aspects of puberty — menstruation, especially — sound bad and scary; and if that's the only information kids, then that's what they'll believe.
It's also important for parents to paint the process of menstruation in a positive light. If a mother refers to her period as "the curse," her daughter might get a negative impression of the whole experience. Instead, mothers can explain that monthly periods are a natural and wonderful part of being a woman. After all, without them, women couldn't become mothers.
Explaining that everyone is different is also key. For example, your daughter may be concerned that her body is changing more quickly — or more slowly — than her friends' bodies.
In addition to understanding how menstruation works, girls need to be familiar with feminine-hygiene supplies (sanitary pads and tampons) and they should know that sometimes periods may cause cramps when the muscles of the uterus contract.
Another reason kids need to know about menstruation at an early age is that sexually active girls can get pregnant even before they start menstruating. Sometimes ovulation (the release of an egg from an ovary) can happen just before a girl is about to have her first period. This means that she can be fertile and become pregnant even though she hasn't yet menstruated.
Kids — both girls and boys — often have lots of questions about menstruation, such as:
Just as parents might be slightly embarrassed to talk with their children about menstruation, kids and teens may find it difficult to let mom and dad know their questions or concerns. If talking about menstruation is awkward for you, here are some ways to make discussions a little easier and more open:
It's important to tell kids the truth about menstruation in an age-appropriate way and to be comfortable with the accuracy of that information. Don't be put off by their questions — they're probably the same questions you had at that age, and now you can answer them.
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Date reviewed: October 2014
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The second of our six-part show special on location from New Orleans where hosts Jeremy Chapman and Amanda Lefebvre take a pre-release, first look at upcoming Office experiences on the Web. We walk you through real-time co-authoring beyond pure text editing across Word, PowerPoint and at a cell level in Excel, as well as net new capabilities previously only available on the desktop. Watch too as we challenge a local New Orleans band, Remedy Krewe, to compose a blues song real-time as they work together both online and offline.
Jeremy: Last week we talked about touch and immersive experiences across screens of all sizes – from phones to our 82" Perceptive Pixel display. This week we have a special treat for the tech enthusiasts out there, as we get to take a sneak peek at what is coming over the next few months as we deliver more Office, more collaboration capabilities and more devices to the Office Web Apps experience.
Amanda: Yes, we first discussed some of the changes we are making in Office Web Apps over the next year and beyond in my blog May 7th this year when we unveiled how we plan to make Office as easy to use in the browser as on the desktop. It's exciting because for today's show, with the help of Dan Zarzar, one of our Office Web Apps leads in engineering, we were able to show pre-release code to bring you a true first look at some of the enhancements coming over the next few months.
Jeremy: And Dan joined us on the show too to explain how we prioritize what we will be releasing given that there are so many capabilities to choose from among the most popular desktop capabilities. You showed things that we are making available first like Find & Replace and adding comments in Word as well as Freeze Panes and Autofill in Excel, which is pretty huge. What I personally like about this is the attention to things like document fidelity, so that when you co-author real-time from your device of choice the rich image of the document isn't degraded and when you save from different devices, nothing is lost.
Amanda: Yes, our goal is really to continue to retain the user experience, we don't think it should be any different just because you are on the Web, you'll see too that we show that is not just about text co-authoring. Formatting and adding various design elements, the things that you are used to on in the desktop Office experience, those are the things that we want to make sure that we deliver to the Web and much more. The fact for example that in Excel users will be able to co-author at a cell level and output charts and analysis real-time goes beyond even typical desktop usage scenarios today.
Jeremy: Yes, as our viewers get to see the real-time co-authoring in action I think the show may even surprise some people who didn't really know that we've had same time co-authoring since Office 2010. Real-time co-authoring is going to be a great addition allowing for more dynamic and fluid authoring that gets rid of the need to hit the save button in order to populate changes made by others. It's also great to see the merging of both the Web and desktop worlds with the ability to work offline too.
Amanda: That's definitely something that we hope users find a useful addition, the ability to continue to work offline and have changes incorporated real-time the moment that you are back online. Pretty useful if you are in transit and are trying to be productive on the go.
Jeremy: Right, we see that in the show when the drummer from Remedy Krewe works on the chorus offline but is able to sync back up and collaborate on the song once he is back online again. Co-authoring aside though I liked what they did with the song and if you like their sound you can also check out more of Remedy Krewe on Facebook.
Amanda: I love that song "Ain't no one trick pony", it feels like a really good analogy for Office – and it's good to see that they are using a variety of different devices from iOS to Windows to co-author.
Jeremy: Makes sense as you get the full power of Web Apps on Windows tablets and the iPad today. How are you planning to innovate and build Office for the Web and across more devices?
Amanda: Well, it's clear that browsers have advanced to provide a better platform to build Office for the Web. You'll also start to see more of our broad cross platform browser investments come to fruition pretty soon. For example, the latest advancements in the Chrome mobile browser mean that we can now enable editing from Android tablet.
It's definitely about access to Office content and tools from almost any device with a browser for productivity everywhere – including collaboration and social experiences. As Dan pointed out, based on user feedback, we'll keep prioritizing and delivering on features that you may know and love on the desktop. And if you just can't wait and want to get a taste of real-time co-authoring in Office Web Apps right now and you have either SkyDrive or SharePoint Online, you can try for yourself real-time co-authoring in PowerPoint.
Jeremy: Great, thanks Amanda, looking forward to having you back on the show in the future to take a closer look as more and more of these new capabilities come to market. Next week we will take a look at the latest in compliance capabilities with eDiscovery and Data Loss Prevention across SharePoint and Exchange. Bye for now.
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By day, Jeremy Chapman works at Microsoft, responsible for optimizing the future of Office client and service delivery as the senior deployment lead. Jeremy's background in application compatibility, building deployment automation tools and infrastructure reference architectures has been fundamental to the prioritization of new Office enterprise features such as the latest Click-to-Run install. By night, he is a car modding fanatic and serial linguist. Amanda Lefebvre is the technical product marketing manager for Office Web Apps where she collaborates across the Office engineering and marketing teams to bring Web-based versions of Word, PowerPoint, Excel and OneNote to market.


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Still-jubilant Red Sox fans were the power shoppers on Cyber Monday at the MLB.com Shop , as World Series championship merchandise accounted for the top five overall grossing products on one of the busiest days in the site's history: T-shirt , cap , Collector's Edition DVD set , hood and crew , in order.
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The Ohio Department of Taxation administers permissive sales and use taxes for 88 counties and eight transit authorities. The county tax and the transit authority tax are enacted at the local level, but are collected by the state along with a 5.75 percent state sales tax.
Each monthly tax collections figure shown in this table represents the amount of permissive sales and use tax collected on tax returns that were filed with the state during the indicated month. For monthly filers, the tax return is due by the 23rd of the month. For semi-annual filers, the tax return is due by the 23rd of the month following the end of the semi-annual period. (In addition, there are several other types of accounts with payment and filing schedules different than those indicated above.) Because most of the revenue is attributable to monthly filers, the monthly collections figure primarily reflects economic activity that occurred in the month prior to the collection month. Because of the time required to process tax returns and to identify the proper permissive tax amounts for each county and transit authority, the revenue from the monthly collections is distributed to the counties and regional transit authorities in the second month following the collection month. For example, this means that sales made in January are primarily reflected in February collections, which are distributed as revenue to the counties and transit authorities in April.
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Figures shown in this publication are from records of the Revenue Accounting Division of the Ohio Department of Taxation.


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