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For ten years now Hipmarrakech has specialised in helping English speaking holidaymakers make the most of Marrakech. The most important aspect is matching you to your accommodation. We are intimately familiar with every one of the Riads we offer, please call us for advice and we will talk about them from personal experience explaining the basis of our recommendations.
Our luxurious Marrakech Riads provide an authentic style of Marrakech accommodation in ancient Medina, the heart of this exotic city. Marrakech, buzzing with life, is set against the backdrop of the magnificent Atlas Mountains. Marrakech is a place which floods the senses with strange and overwhelming sights, sounds and smells, casting a heady spell over the unsuspecting traveller. Marrakech is the place where Africa meets Arabic culture, and boasts a great selection of restaurants with an amazing ambience unique to Marrakech.
Each Marrakech accommodation will arrange for you to be met at the airport (15-20 minutes ride to Marrakech Medina). You can book tours directly through Hip Marrakech, or locally with you riad. Information on flights, Moroccan trains or rail etc. can be found on our travel information page. Information on Restaurants in Marrakech can be found on our restaurant guide. The location of your riad can be viewed on the Location Tab for each riad. A map of Marrakech can be seen on our Marrakech page.
From magical Weddings in the heart of the Medina to relaxing Yoga and Wellness retreats, and from tailor-made Corporate Events to unique Hen Parties or Birthdays, here at Hip Marrakech we a bespoke events planning service. We can help organise everything including venue hire, accommodation, entertainment and catering. Our dedicated team are on hand to ensure your desires and needs are met.
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A whole Riad rental is a fantastic way to enjoy Marrakech whether with a group of family or friends. The hipmarrakech team will be delighted to help you to select a riad that best matches your needs. Make contact today!
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Riding the Isolation Wave
Who would have thought we'd be going through a global pandemic at the start of the decade? Not us. Covid-19 is sweeping across nations of the world, taking lives, and impounding restrictions. Here in the U.K, we are now on full lockdown, and I am sure like me, most of you are missing the interaction, family and the occasional outings. Plus, the good weather has arrived, and we only get to admire it from our windows and occasional trips to the garden! Right now, staying at home and keeping safe is the best thing to do, it helps protect the most vulnerable, safeguards the elderly and helps reduce the strain on the NHS, who are doing a fantastic job! However, being at home 24/7 is overwhelming and can chip a bit at one's sanity.
The flip side
Being on mandatory house arrest AKA isolation does have its perks. You have more than enough free time, but you're supposed to spend it all in the comfort of your home and it can get claustrophobic really fast. This isolation is like an imposed staycation, one which has no end date, and might not bring the peace and relaxation you were hoping for, and if you have kids, that is a definite no no, until 7pm when the kids are tucked in bed. With all the hours on the clock and the days on the calendar, life can become unstructured, a bit hectic and you may find yourself losing track of what day it is! This confusion could trigger paranoia, depression, anxiety and other forms of mental illnesses. Rather than slump in your isolation cocoon, eating snacks every day, why not devote this time to your utmost care. With everything going on it's easy to lose sight of what's important, you, your family and your well-being. Hence, this piece is highlighting how you can care for yourself during isolation. And how do you do that? Well, through self-care of course and here are some self-care tips that won't only curb boredom but will sprinkle positivity into your psyche.
Self-care Tips
Skincare: Taking care of your skin isn't just aimed at its physicality, the series of activities devoted to skincare is very calming and therapeutic. These activities include exfoliating, cleansing, toning and moisturizing. From an exfoliating mask to a body scrub, drawing yourself a bath to adding nutrients to your skin, the payload will be evident in your appearance and state of mind.
You can check out our skin care products here to get your skin back to full health.
If you are used to waxing or threading at the salon, you may find yourself getting a lot of facial and body hair right now, but you can easily buy wax off Amazon and if you have some thread at home, Google how to thread and you can learn to thread your skin within minutes!
For those overgrown acrylics and hard to take of shellac nails, you can buy removal equipment from Amazon, and purchase ready made false nails.
The key message here, is that, you can be resourceful, maintain your routines and allow yourself to feel good.
Exercise: While the gym and public parks may be closed, there are simple yet equally effective routines that can be done from the comfort of your home. You can get these routines from the internet or simple downloadable apps. Get your whole family involved in this as it will boost their morale and increase their feel-good hormones.
You are allowed out once a day, so you use that time to go running or exercise in your garden, it will cost a lot less than your gym membership! Plus, there are so many live workouts available via zoom and Instagram live right now, we have listed some Instagram channels below you can go to get weekly workouts.
Learning: Wouldn't it be great to emerge from this pandemic wiser or more conversant with skill than you started? Well, you do have time on your side to achieve any digital skill or even learn a new language, all with the resources of the internet. Even if you want to start reading a book series, you can.
Exercise your mind, don't be a couch potato, constantly binging on Netflix and chill. Don't expect to achieve your dreams and goals by sitting back and doing nothing,
Eating: Being stuck in the house, it's easy to go through your month's supply in weeks. It may be hard, but discipline is key. With the boredom associated with isolation, enough people have deviated from their strict diets and regimes. Whatever you do, be sure to drink plenty of water, eat lots of fruits and vegetables this period as they serve as immunity boosters. Remember, you are what you eat, but try not to waste food. Put leftovers in the fridge and try cooking smaller portions to cut down the food trips and keep within your budgets.
Create structure and routine for your self-care and your daily life to keep you going through this time. Self-care is just as important as survival. Matter of fact, it is a vital survival requirement.


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About C Spire
C Spire TV to Be Featured in July Issue of Cable and Broadband Industry's Top Magazine
Home Services unit will be honored as nation's top new, streaming pay TV service provider by Cablefax
New York, NY. (June 5, 2018) – C Spire's Home Services unit will be featured in the July issue of Cablefax, the cable and broadband industry's top magazine, for the 2017 introduction of the nation's first app-based, live streaming digital commercial TV service.
The Home Services unit of the Mississippi-based diversified telecommunications and technology services company won a Cablefax Award for the introduction of C Spire digital TV and will be honored tonight along with other leading operators during a special dinner program at The Yale Club in New York City.
"C Spire TV represents the best of both worlds – the convenience, simplicity and flexibility of streaming TV along with robust software platforms and our cutting-edge apps and superior service – all with no set top boxes and related fees," said Ashley Phillips, general manager of C Spire Home Services. "C Spire TV truly is TV reimagined."
Cablefax's awards program recognizes the industry's most outstanding practices and products powering television technology and digital communications. C Spire TV will be recognized along with other independent operators who introduced leading cloud, smart TV, home automation, IoT, OTT, WiFi and TV Everywhere solutions.
"C Spire's app-based digital streaming TV service offers intriguing new options for programmers, operators and industry partners," said Cablefax Publisher Michael Grebb. "Our judges were impressed with the innovative approach that C Spire took in helping consumers get more out of their viewing experience."
Phillips said C Spire TV delivers advanced cable TV features that consumers love in convenient and simple apps that are designed to run on popular streaming devices, such as Amazon Fire TV, Android TV, Apple TV and Roku TV soon.
The service, which was introduced in July 2017, eliminates the need for consumers to outfit every TV in their home with a set top box, freeing them from several hundred dollars a year in rental fees. And because it's app-based, C Spire TV allows customers to watch their favorite content on virtually any screen in the home.
The app-based flexibility is designed to support the different ways – smart TVs, laptops, tablets or smartphones – video is consumed today, Phillips said, noting that research by S&P Global Market Intelligence's Kagan unit estimates that 44 million consumers will have non-traditional TV services by 2021, roughly one third of all U.S. TV households.
Phillips said C Spire TV, despite its design similarities, is not an Over-The-Top offering popularized by cord-cutters. Instead, the service is a fully managed IP television service providing C Spire internet subscribers with a no-compromises experience, including a familiar electronic programming guide, access to live, local, on-demand and Cloud DVR recordings all brought together with a personalization engine. "With our service, you get the best of both worlds," he added.
About C Spire
C Spire provides world-class, customer-inspired wireless communications, 1 Gigabit consumer Internet access and related home services as well as a full suite of dedicated Internet, wireless, IP Voice, data and cloud services for businesses. This news release and other announcements are available at www.cspire.com/news. For more information about C Spire and C Spire Home Services, visit cspire.com or follow us on Facebook at facebook.com/cspire or Twitter at twitter.com/cspire.


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Term Three at Cotham Post 16
We started this term with Year 13 mock exams, with all of our Year 13 students conducting themselves brilliantly through an inevitably pressured experience. We are pleased to hear, via student voice, that the experience has helped our students to positively focus their priorities for revision in the final weeks leading up to exams.
There was much to celebrate also as we reached the final UCAS application deadline on 15th January. 115 of our Year 13 students submitted university applications this year, with 3 Cotham students receiving offers from Oxford or Cambridge university. Students have applied for a very wide range of different courses at some of the most competitive institutions, which reflects the breadth of talent amongst the students. We have been equally pleased to see offers return quickly - a testament to the quality of the applications that students are producing. For many, this has raised aspirations and helped to create a real focus for learning and revision. We look forward to setting our Year 12 students off onto the next phase of their journey via our Futures 18 conference in term six, exploring the range of Post 18 pathways available to them.
We were really pleased to see former student Ella-Rae Smith have a starring role in the new TV series, 'The Stranger' . She is also the new face of Rimmel London, following in the footsteps of Kate Moss and Cara Delevingne.
And of course, we welcomed another ex- student Maya Jama back to Cotham this term where she spent time catching up with some of her teachers and meeting many of our current students. This was an opportunity for the school to participate in a campaign involving Maya, Cosmopolitan Magazine and the Department of Education. The partnership is about encouraging young people into teaching, as well as help inspire and shape the future generation and we felt it important for the school to be involved in this very positive campaign. It was an amazing day and the students who were lucky enough to be part of the drama class and who met Maya whilst she was walking around the school were suitably excited as were all the staff! Thank you Maya Jama for visiting Cotham School, we are always happy to welcome you back!
In the final week of term, we also hosted an 'Inspiring Women in STEM' speed dating event. This was an opportunity for students, who identify as female, to meet a range of women studying on undergraduate and postgraduate pathways in a range of science, technology, engineering and maths fields from the University of Bristol. The event was incredibly positive and empowering for all involved and gave a great deal of food for thought to all involved.
Within subject areas, staff are always trying to broaden students' experiences and this term the history department took a group of year 12 students to Aushwitz, on a trip entitled 'Lessons from Aushwitz'. Two accounts are coming soon…………..
As always, we wish our students a restful half term break. Please encourage them to look out for the wellbeing bulletin, being emailed to them at the end of term (you can preview a summary of this here). Pressures can build as exams near and it is important that all of our students know what help they can access, should they need it.


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Rant on GHD straightenersSaturday, October 03, 2009
I bought a pair of GHD straighteners in March. They were great at first, my hair was smooth, shiny and whatnot. After a few weeks, prod...
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Ouch well i will be staying clear from GHD!ReplyDelete
Yes, i just love hauls!
I have heard nothing but the best about St. Ives Apricot Scrub and will make sure to rub very gently so i dont tear my skin (it sounds painful)
And yes i do think Clean&Clear is a little bit drying even for my oily skin!
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GHD's are quite popular in the UK. Most salons use them. Apparently the whole blowing up thing is common. :OReplyDelete
With ST Ives, if it does tear the skin it won't hurt, it will just leave little tears in and you won't be able to see them.
I have had two pairs of GHD's, I sold the first pair after about two years of use (they're still running well, I heard) and the second pair have been going for three years now.ReplyDelete
I've not heard of them blowing up before, you DEFINITELY want to get them back to the manufacturer, that's not right.
The best way to get rid of product build up, by the way is to use a piece of damp cotton wool on them when they're still a bit warm.
I've never had a problem with mine.
Definitely send them back for repair! My budget won't stretch to GHDs at the moment but I'm really happy with my Babyliss Pro 230's.ReplyDelete
@ Luce. I've tried doing that with the cotton wool but it didn't work. I even rubbed a bit of alcohol onto it with a cloth. :(ReplyDelete
You're soo lucky you've not had a problem with them. I've heard so much about them blowing up. You'd think for a £100 they'd be the bees knees, haha. :) xx
@ Lipglossiping. I think it's best sticking to the Babyliss 230 - I've used them before and remember liking quite a lot. I don't think GHD's are worth it tbh. :) xx
- YEEHAA1 January 2010 at 16:52
Where did you buy them from??? There is a possibility that it could be a counterfeit!!! :SReplyDelete
I bought them from a salon. GHD suck!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous10 May 2010 at 15:28
I thought there might have been a possibility that they might have been fake too! It's weird. I have never heard of them blowing up before. I have recently upgraded to the very sexy GHD Blue Straighteners - Serenity, after having my old Dark ones for 2 years and having no problems with them either. I would suggest you get them repaired or be cheeky and ask for a like-for-like product replacement!ReplyDelete


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Young Mercy Leaders' Pilgrimage - Participant's Diary: Molly Onufer
Today I went to my first workshop and our group hit the ground running with an exciting perspective on the spirit of Catherine McAuley informing the efforts of Mercy at the United Nations. The workshop was led by Áine O'Connor who is the Mercy Global Action Coordinator at the UN in New York City.
Why do we have a Mercy representative at the UN? Well, with the Mercy community present in 40+ nations around the world, we get the 'on-the-ground' perspective of what's happening and a better understanding of the 'root causes' of topics the UN addresses such as poverty.
During the keynote about Catherine's Story, Mary Reynolds rsm added the insight that Catherine McAuley had a sort of subversive approach to problem-solving when it came to politics and social issues. That is, as Sr Áine explained later in the workshop, issues such as poverty bothered Catherine, but what kept her up at night was to figure out what were causing them. (First day of the pilgrimage and the presentations are already inter-linking!) For Mercy at the UN – and I might go further and say the Mercy mission in general – this is the continuing idea we strive for. Mercy is looking to find space in the overall global policy for the voices of our experiences 'on-the-ground'. Another way Áine put it was that we recognise peoples' wholeness and well-being and bring their voices to the table, where policies may not have been considering those voices.
The workshop wrapped up by going through what Áine called the '5 Why's of Mercy'. It's a model that helps us to work through the common narrative – what we see on the internet, what we hear on the news, how we think we know an issue – and continuing to ask 'Why' to the problems until we work through closer to the root cause of the problem.
This sparked a great group exercise asking the 5 Why's to three of Mercy's priority issues at the UN: poverty, human trafficking and extractive industries/mining. Through this method, we look past the tip of the iceberg so that we can reach and address the deeper causes of the issues in our world. This method is not only applicable at the UN, but Aine pointed out that this method of questioning to better understand is applicable in all of our group's varying fields of study and expertise. It's a way to remind us to question and commit ourselves to the spirit of Mercy in helping give those without voice a seat at the table.
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Celebrating The Good Life In The Garden!
Garden Celebrations features ideas on the garden lifestyle, which includes growing, cooking, and crafting from the garden. The organically grown fragrant herbs, lavender, specialty flowers, pomegranates, and fruit and berries, are grown on over eight acres of land on this family farm, which is nestled among the mountains in the lovely Ojai Valley of Southern California. The garden is for our family's enjoyment and also for the wholesale flower trade.
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Is VAT payable on delivery fees?
23 Aug 2016
It is common practice for suppliers to deliver the goods that they supply at the premises of their customers on the customer's request. The suppliers then either deliver the goods themselves or they contract the services of third parties to deliver the goods on their behalf, for which they charge a delivery fee. The question that arises is whether the supplier should charge value-added tax ("VAT") on the delivery fee, particularly where the supplier acquires the services of a third party to deliver the goods, and merely recovers the delivery fee from the customer charged by the third party.
The tax court recently considered the VAT status of delivery fees charged by a taxpayer that carries on a fast foods delivery business. The taxpayer contracts with fast food outlets to advertise their menus in a booklet, which it then distributes to households in the area in which the taxpayer operates. Customers order fast foods from the taxpayer by placing a telephonic order. The taxpayer in turn places the order with the relevant fast food outlet, dispatches a driver to the outlet to collect and pay for the food, and to deliver the food to the customer.
The taxpayer charges a fixed percentage of the price of the food purchased by customers as a commission to the fast food outlet, on which it levies and accounts for VAT. The taxpayer charges the price of the food to the customer without any mark-up, and also includes a delivery charge on the tax invoice issued to the customer, which it describes as "driver's petrol money". The driver, who is required to wear the branded clothing of the taxpayer and to carry hotboxes branded with the taxpayer's logo, is entitled to retain the "driver's petrol money" collected from the customer. The issue under dispute was whether the "driver's petrol money" is subject to VAT in the hands of the taxpayer.
In the recent matter, the taxpayer contended that the drivers who collected and delivered the fast food were independent contractors and were not its employees, and that the collection and delivery of the food was not a supply made by the taxpayer. The taxpayer argued that the only service that it supplies is receiving the phone call, placing the order with the outlet and communicating the order to the independent drivers who then collect and deliver the food. It further contended that its only clients are the food outlets from whom it receives a commission, and the callers who placed the orders were not its clients. The "driver's petrol money" was paid to the driver directly, and to the extent that the taxpayer collected the petrol money (for example where the customer paid electronically), the taxpayer argued that it did so as agent on behalf of the driver.
The tax court had to consider whether the "driver's petrol money" comprised consideration for VAT purposes for any supply made by the taxpayer to its customers, i.e. whether it was a payment made in respect of, in response to or for the inducement of the supply of any goods or services by the taxpayer.
The tax court considered certain United Kingdom authorities on the issue, and took a pragmatic view based on these authorities in analysing the VAT implications. The tax court disregarded a provision in the driver's contract that the taxpayer does not remunerate the driver for the delivery of the food because the client pays the delivery fee directly to the driver, as it considered this provision to be contrary to the facts. The facts indicated that the taxpayer outsources its delivery services to the drivers. The court stated that although the drivers are independent contractors, this is not relevant in determining whether the taxpayer supplies the delivery service, as it does so by using sub-contracted drivers for which it charges a fee to the customers. It is further irrelevant that the delivery fees did not generate any profit for the taxpayer.
The tax court also considered the economic reality of the taxpayer's business, which required it to collect the food from the fast food outlets and to deliver it to the customers. Without the delivery service component, the taxpayer's business cannot function. The drivers wear the branded clothing of the taxpayer and present themselves to the customers as if they are an integral part of the taxpayer's business. The taxpayer is further only able to generate the commission income from the fast food outlets because it also offers the delivery service, even if the service is characterised as arranging the delivery of the food, rather than an actual delivery service.
Based on this analysis, the tax court held that the "driver's petrol money" is a payment made by the customer in respect of, or, in response to the service provided by the taxpayer, whether that service comprises the actual supply or the arranging of the supply of the delivery service. The driver's right to retain the payments received is in terms of their contract with the taxpayer, and not in terms of any agreement with the customer. The "driver's petrol money" was therefore held to be subject to VAT in the hands of the taxpayer.
The judgment of the tax court provides valuable guidance as to whether any amount charged to a customer, including delivery fees, comprises consideration for a service supplied to the customer which attracts VAT. Delivery fees and similar charges are often considered to be merely a non-taxable reimbursement of costs incurred on behalf of the customer, and their VAT status should be reviewed in view of this judgment. In determining whether such charges are subject to VAT, it is not sufficient to rely only on the agreements between the parties, but the facts and the commercial and economic reality of the tax payer's business should also be considered.
This article was first published by ENSafrica (www.ENSafrica.com) on 16 August 2016.
No information provided herein may in any way be construed as legal advice from ENSafrica and/or any of its personnel. Professional advice must be sought from ENSafrica before any action is taken based on the information provided herein, and consent must be obtained from ENSafrica before the information provided herein is reproduced in any way. ENSafrica disclaims any responsibility for positions taken without due consultation and/or information reproduced without due consent, and no person shall have any claim of any nature whatsoever arising out of, or in connection with, the information provided herein against ENSafrica and/or any of its personnel. Any values, such as currency (and their indicators), and/or dates provided herein are indicative and for information purposes only, and ENSafrica does not warrant the correctness, completeness or accuracy of the information provided herein in any way.(This article is provided for informational purposes only and not for the purpose of providing legal advice. For more information on the topic, please contact the author/s or the relevant provider.)


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Man Lovingly Prepares Thanksgiving Feast for His Dogs
What this man does to give thanks and show his gratitude for his dogs, Max and Buddy, is so sweet!
Thanksgiving is a time to count one's blessings – to appreciate the love and support given by family and friends and the love you give in return.
This pet parent decided to show how grateful he is for his canine family members and prepared them a special feast.
He invites his dogs to sit at the table. Buddy (on the left) and Max (on the right) sit patiently and have their before-meal prayer.
They attentively watch dad prepare a plate of delectable food – potatoes, steamed veggies and a bit of turkey.
Max gets a little bit eager just before getting his plate, but soon the two are enjoying a delicious meal with their dad. Only after they're done does dad get to sit down to enjoy his plate, although he can't resist giving them one more carrot.
The video ends with a sweet poem by John O'Hurley, with a wonderful parting line: "Always watch for our tail, it's attached to our heart."


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|It is I, Leclerc!
|No idea what this one is
|Curse you Phone box for ruining the shot
One lady had a large collection of memorabilia which she'd selected some items from and laid out on a stall. One which caught my eye was this magazine, and the two page spread inside. Ignore what it says though, the Char 2C was never anywhere near the Germans.
Some other pictures I took through the day:
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|Just can't see someone in this BMW driving like a modern one
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About Greater Houston Urogyn
Urogynecology is a Board Certified sub-specialty of Gynecology and Urology that focuses on the treatment of women's pelvic health issues. This includes prolapse of the uterus, bladder and rectum, as well as urinary incontinence and other bladder dysfunctions, like urinary urgency and frequency, often called overactive bladder. Board Certified Urogynecologists have additional training and expertise in female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery above and beyond the general Gynecologist and Urologist.
At Greater Houston Urogyn our goal is to meet your needs and exceed your expectations for medical care in the 21st century. We have a state-of-the-art facility and outstanding professional staff specifically trained in this subspecialty to assist and complement your physician's care and treatment. You will be provided with the highest quality ethical care and together we will tailor your treatment options to fit your personal needs.
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FinovateAsia 2016 / NetGuardians
Presenter Profile:
How they describe themselves: Bad things happen to good people. At NetGuardians, we are dedicated to make the world a safer place by developing cutting-edge analytics technology. We foster a culture of innovation that we share with our customers. Named a Gartner Cool Vendor in 2015, NetGuardians is a Swiss FinTech company enabling banks to beat fraud and automate compliance. Our software leverages Big Data to correlate and analyze user behaviors across the entire bank system – not just at the transaction level. NetGuardians has a growing client base in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. We have offices in Switzerland, Singapore, Kenya, and Poland.
How they describe their product/innovation: How to detect fraud before it happens and identify the fraudsters with 100% reliability? Banking fraud costs an estimated $67 billion per year. 70% is internal. Most remains undetected. It takes 18 months on average to discover a fraud case. Often it is too late. Our software platform is different. We will show you how FraudGuardian continuously analyzes user actions across the entire banking channels, IT layers, and financial transactions and detects fraud in real-time using dynamic profiling, pattern-based intelligence, and predictive analytics. Running like a Swiss clock-work, it tracks and audits all user actions and instantly sends alerts when there is an atypical activity, enabling banks to take a proactive risk mitigation approach.
Product distribution strategy: Direct to Business (B2B)
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Chicago producer extraordinaire Kid Ka$H drops a banging 2 track instrumental EP
I'm back with some more instrumental goodness, this time from the city of Chicago. Kid Ka$H is a producer who deserves way more attention than he currently gets. Hopefully that will change with his newest EP 3TKU x Kung Pao. Although only 2 tracks in length, it is more than enough to for me to become a fan of his work. Both instrumentals are different in sound, but it's obvious Kid has a trademark approach to his beats.
This guy is very mysterious, and I'm not sure if the EP was a collaborative effort between him and someone named Kung Pao. Either way the project is worth listening to, especially if you are a beat head. He has no social media to follow, (as far as I know) so if you enjoy this give him a follow on SoundCloud.
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White House Communications Director Hope Hicks will appear before the House Intelligence Committee tomorrow in relation to the Trump-Russia probe, CBS News reports. Her appearance had previously been delayed.
Why it matters: Hicks has been one of Trump's closest aides during the campaign and throughout his White House tenure. She was also reportedly present for the crafting of a statement that obscured the purpose of Donald Trump Jr.'s meeting with a Russian lawyer, a sequence of events that has attracted the interest of Special Counsel Robert Mueller.


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A performance artist has been detained in Moscow after nailing his scrotum to the cobblestones of Red Square in a protest against the 'appalling' condition of recent resurfacing work.
Pyotr Pavlensky, 29, sat in the square for an hour on Sunday with a nail driven through his genitals into the ground, as a metaphor for the poor-quality asphalting following roadworks.
Timing his act to coincide with National Motoring Day, Pavlensky said in a statement: "When the authorities turn the country into one big roadworks, openly ruining our suspension, it is time for honest men to nail their bollocks to the road."
A spokesman for the RAC, while not condoning the artist's actions, confessed a certain sympathy: "With road surfaces getting as bad as they are today, who among us has not felt the rough grind of uneven cobblestones against their testicles? We don't suggest that our members join Mr Pavlensky in scrotal impaling, but we would not criticise them for doing so."
Before being dragged away by the heavies, Pavlensky was surrounded by cheering family crowds, leading some to speculate that his protest could ultimately be the most influential since Martin Luther nailed his penis to the door of Wittenburg Church in 1517, in his famous objection to the town's new one-way system.


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Colours of The Nile Film Festival is honoured to open its second festival with the South African emotional and universal drama, Life, Above All which won both the Best South African Feature Film Award and the Best Actress Award at the Durban International Film Festival, and was one of 9 films shortlisted to be nominated for an Oscar in the Best Foreign Language Film Category.
It is beautifully filmed and masterfully edited, with astounding performances which highlight the film's "universal resonance".
First-time actress, Khomotso Manyaka - who stunningly performs the lead role of Chanda in the film gives a natural and touching performance that movingly portrays the resilience, determination and integrity of her character. We are very glad that she will join us in Addis to present the film on the festival's Opening Night.
Life, Above All is the story of a young girl who fights the fear and shame that has poisoned her community. The film captures the enduring strength of loyalty and a courage powered by the heart and is directed by South African filmmaker, Oliver Schmitz. The film is based on the international award-winning novel "Chanda's Secrets" by Allan Stratton.
"In my opinion, films and the stories they tell have to touch people emotionally first and foremost," says director Oliver Schmitz. "If, in addition, they change people's consciousness in a positive way, then that's a great accomplishment. Obviously Life, Above All does send a strong message, but first and foremost, it's Chanda's story. The intimacy of this inside out view of the telling of the story is what make the experience so gripping, so moving."
Schmitz, who is currently shooting his next film, is one of South Africa's most accomplished directors of Award winning films such as Mappantsula and Hijack Stories both of which are showing in the South African Cinema Focus in this year's festival. He sends us the following message:
Dear Colours of the Nile film festival!
I view it as a great honour that you will be opening this years festival with LIFE, ABOVE ALL. I am very proud of the film and the achievements of my actors, especially Khomotso Manyaka and Keaobaka Makanyane in the roles of Chanda and Esther, respectivelly. They had never acted before and have shown brilliantly that even if one comes from a small rural town, never having even been on a theater stage, talent and determination are never to be underestimated and once encouraged, their light shines bright.
I regret not being able to attend the festival, due to work committments but what better ambassador of the film can there be than Khomotso Manyaka. She will be there for the opening. I wish the festival all the best and hope to attend the next time!
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Thursday, September 19, 2013
The changing of the guard
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Now THAT is AWESOME!! Yea DANNI!ReplyDelete
- sundog9/19/13, 4:31 AM
Me too, absolutely delighted, Danni!ReplyDelete
Alan looks ready to pass out from bliss. And Johnny... maximum trust!
How I look forward to a week-long love&fun fest!
Well, yeahhhh!ReplyDelete
She's the Hay Fairy!
Of course she's welcome back!
Ahhh, she's just using you for the frequent flyer miles! LOL! You have some very special friends! I hope you don't need them anymore, very soon!ReplyDelete
Welcome Back Danni! Are you teaching Johnny CC yoga in that 4th pic? LOL He's going to be a porch -sunroom- kitty in no time.ReplyDelete
Another week with Danni? Woot!!!ReplyDelete
- John9/19/13, 5:44 AM
Ranchsitter #4 rocks. So does Ranchsitter #2.ReplyDelete
i popped over to your ranchsitters blog and found it as wonderful as yours..ReplyDelete
Nice to see you back, Danni. So glad you are able to help out at the ranch. You have to be a donkey and horse handler, a snake wrestler, a pig and cat lover. Oh and a dog and chicken show person. The list goes on. If you ever needed to request a farm hand, Carson can you imagine your newspaper help wanted ad. I forgot a photographer too. Wow! Not many could fill that spot. Best always,ReplyDelete
Okay, I'm just packing my stuff and on my way to Critters farm, to ranch sit while Danny is at 7MSN. Anyone keen to look after my 3 rabbits in Amsterdam?ReplyDelete
Ranch Sitter #2/#4 is that all around hallelujah I sure am glad to see you person.....and on top of all her skill set buttons she possesses, she also is very pretty lady. I mean the Cuckoos have seen photos of her lovely face but you captured something very special in the last shot. Beautiful.ReplyDelete
Hope you two enjoy your visit this time uninterrupted by the dreaded "unexpecteds". XOXO from Casa de Cuckoo
Yay, Danni! Welcome back...I can tell everyone is so happy to have you back home( 2nd)ReplyDelete
Look forward to the photos and learning more helpful lessons in ranch sitting!
So glad things are looking up. I missed the whole pain/clinic/hospital/surgery drama by having the audacity to go on a chick trip to Alaska and Victoria BC with my high school buddy from San Diego. I can't be gone for 3 weeks again or some other life changing event will happen and me with no electronic devices (not even a cell phone). Luckily (or perhaps not) my husband bought an IPad while I was gone. Future trips may allow for connection (although there was no connection while cruising in Alaska on small ship)ReplyDelete
Glad you are on the mend.
Hey, how's does person apply for the ranch sitting job?? ;-)ReplyDelete
Johnny cash cat is friendliest ferial cat I have ever seen eh! just goes to show what love and attention will do for any animal (or human)
I am so happy for you that you are home and have such good friends!!
- Anonymous9/19/13, 8:43 AM
Johnny Cashcat must be really happy too. You have the most wonderful friends!ReplyDelete
Glad to see Dani is back. Enjoyed CeeCee's visit also.ReplyDelete
George? Alan? You guys look a bit different! A little Older? Worry hairs showing! I think they worried themselves greyer while you were gone?!?!?!
Wow, talk about having the magic touch!!! Well done Danni. All are in good hands. Have fun y'all!!!ReplyDelete
I just checked out Danni's blog and she hasn't done a post in over a year. Does she have another blog ? She's from Portland .. wow .. she came a long way to visit with you and your gang.ReplyDelete
Hope you are feeling better each day.
You are blessed to have such good friends!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9/19/13, 11:01 AM
Danni seems like a really nice person who knows her way around an itchy ear, but does she actually read this blog? Doesn't she know that Johnny is a feral cat, and as such is strictly forbidden to stretch out on laps and appear to be in bliss? Is this not a complete violation of that sacred vow we all made the day he came to 7MSN? As I recall the chant went: "We will NOT get attached, we will not get attached, we will not get attached." Now I'm hearing whispers and rumblings of Johnny being given a key to the sunroom. For shame.ReplyDelete
Oh, they are not comfortable with her at all are they :)ReplyDelete
So much love to go around.
Don't make her have to tie you down while you are mending, please.
Festive time in 7MSN with all the additional hugging and scratching ofReplyDelete
all your exceptional ranchsitters! hope you are feeling better Linda!
Johnny you're going to play catnip ball again!! woohoo!ReplyDelete
Danni is the best and Johnny wants to adopt her, I think ;)ReplyDelete
Great to hear that the ranch is under good handsl for another week. You better watch out, JCC may come up missing when Danni leaves; you know how cats like to hide in bags :)ReplyDelete
- Bibi9/19/13, 2:41 PM
Danni's back.......*sigh*ReplyDelete
So many kind (and -wow- FUNNY!!) comments...I am enjoying all of you thoroughly!ReplyDelete
(thank you!)
From my perspective, Carson is doing an excellent job of recuperating and, I believe, the healing will go much better this time around. :-)
Ranch Sitter #2 and Ranch Sitter #4
Priceless photo of the "feral" cat. (Riiiight) Alan is just too cute. He looks like he'll start drooling any minute.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9/19/13, 5:03 PM
So nice to see the blue skies instead of the dark and stormy horizon (and the rain) from just a week ago.ReplyDelete
Danni is a natural with critters, regardless of the state in which they live. I am touched by the way she reacquaints herself with each resident of 7MSN upon her return.
- Janet9/19/13, 5:30 PM
Hi Danni!ReplyDelete
I had an intuition that Danni would be back. Good. She is perfect. What a gift to you all!ReplyDelete
Is that Johnny Cat stretching out? Wow! He's come a LONG way! Glad Danni is back to give you some much-needed help! All the animals look happy, too! :-)ReplyDelete
~Cheryl Ann~
I do believe Johnny is in love! That photo is too much.ReplyDelete
I don't think the Ranch has ever had so much activity. Trucks comin' and goin' through all kinds of weather. The antelope must be wondering what's happening to the neighbourhood. *grin*
Danni - you're on my call list, if I ever need a farm sitter. Get your passport ready. *grin*
Linda, you are one well loved lady, my friend. So glad you're being so well looked after.
Big Squishy Hugs all 'round,
Beautiful photos- beautiful lady-beautiful friend.......:)ReplyDelete
Guess you're really proving what goes around comes around :)


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Today, one of my friends told me she had her first Jager Bomb (Jagermeister and Red Bull) the other night. This prompted me to tell her, in great detail, one of my favorite New Orleans stories.
In March of 1995, I took my third trip to New Orleans. It was one of our medium sized trips (only thirteen people). Saturday afternoon, some of the women needed naps and outfit changes and some of the men wanted to rest a while before beginning the evening. My brother, my sister-in-law, my sister's brother-in-law and I weren't in the mood for such pleasantries. We told everyone, "We're going in here," and pointed to the nearest bar to where we were standing. "Come find us later."
"In Here" turned out to be the world famous Famous Door. On the stage was a band that was playing the best dance music we had ever heard. Each song was better than the last song. As soon as we walked in the door, we were approached by people who were in there pushing the Jagermeister. If you did a shot, you got stuff. We thought, "What the hell." Heaven knows we didn't quite have enough plastic Hand Grenade glasses, go cups, beads, yada, yada, yada.
We did shots. We got clackers.
We danced.
We did shots. We got t-shirts.
We danced.
We did shots. We got hats.
We danced.
Did I mention it was 4:00 in the afternoon? I didn't mention that?
By the time everyone came back to the Famous Door a few hours later, we were covered in Jagermeister crap and blitzed to our eyeballs. We were best friends with everyone in the bar. My brother was playing the conga drum with the band and someone (it might have been me) had started a conga line to some Jackson 5 song. We were a sight to behold.
(What do you do with Jagermeister souvenirs? Give them to the children when you get home, of course.)
I'll be the first to tell you, Jagermeister is not a tasty shot. It tastes a lot like a bad dose of Vicks 44 cough syrup. However, if you're in the mood to jumpstart your night, Jager Bomb, baby, Jager Bomb.


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The research project object of this thesis is focused on the development of an advanced analytical system based on the combination of an improved thin layer chromatography (TLC) plate coupled with infrared (FTIR) and Raman microscopies for the detection of synthetic dyes. Indeed, the characterization of organic colorants, which are commonly present in mixtures with other components and in a very limited amount, still represents a challenging task in scientific analyses of cultural heritage materials. The approach provides selective spectral fingerprints for each compound, foreseeing the complementary information obtained by micro ATR-RAIRS-FTIR and SERS-Raman analyses, which can be performed on the same separated spot. In particular, silver iodide (AgI) applied on a gold coated slide is proposed as an efficient stationary phase for the discrimination of complex analyte mixtures, such as dyes present in samples of art-historical interest. The gold-AgI-TLC plate shows high performances related both to the chromatographic separation of analytes and to the spectroscopic detection of components. The use of a mid-IR transparent inorganic salt as the stationary phase avoids interferences of the background absorption in FTIR investigations. Moreover, by ATR microscopy measurements performed on the gold-AgI surface, a considerable enhancement in the intensity of spectra is observed. Complementary information can be obtained by Raman analyses, foreseeing a SERS activity of the AgI substrate. The method has been tested for the characterization of a mixture of three synthetic organic colorants widely used in dyeing processes: Brilliant Green (BG1), Rhodamine B (BV10) and Methylene Blue (BB9).


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Remembering Jeff
In Loving Memory of Jeffery Leon Hurst
This post is to preserve and celebrate the memory of a great man, and one of my best friends, Jeffery Hurst.
I will always remember your infectious laugh, sense of humor, natural curiosity, musical passion, your big heart, and all the great times we had together.
*This page will function as a living document with picture, story, video, and music updates.
Memorial video for Jeff, as shown at this funeral service in Odessa Tx. You can right click on the video to save to your device.
Jeff's Obituary as seen in the Denton Record Chronical and the Odessa American newspapers.


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The Birds – saw this in my early teens and it's all still there…one of those haunting movies that never leave you…Hitchcock's finest.
It has to be psycho or the birds both films are masterpieces. The both in there own way gave me nightmares
The Birds…. I can't help looking at them now and wondering what they're plotting against us humans 🙂
I love them all. I've certainly been most affected by Psycho though, I saw it as a teenager and even today when I go to stay in a hotel I have to open the shower curtain when I first arrive and leave it open when not in use otherwise it freaks me out. My partner finds this hilarious.
I love the Birds, I think it's a brilliant film-I've never looked a bird the same since I first watched it. Tippi Hedren was great!
I loved The Birds – as it was something "normal" which turned nasty. A bit scary at the time (and still is now).
Psycho, a brilliant film. Keeps you guessing to the very shocking end. Even the music scared me. This film set the bar for all horror and whodunnit films. For sheer nail biting drama Psycho is the best. Hitchcock was, and still is, the Master.
Birds. Their freedom in the sky suggests the ability to anything they please. In this case, with horrifying results.
My favourite is Rope because the two main characters are so unpleasant, unlikeable and you cannot have any sympathy for them. It's black & white which probably puts a lot of people off watching now. But I grew up in black and white.
Psycho as it is truly seminal movie, and alerts the audience about the spectrum of mental illness. It is truly atmospheric.
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April 13, 2008 at 12:58 AMI was playing unaccompanied Bach too delicately for my teacher's taste. Then we had the following discussion:
"How many children did Bach have?"
"I don't know."
"Twenty one! He was all man!!"
My Bach is so much better now.
First, IIRC only 7 of Bach's children survived childhood, infant/child mortality in those days was extremely high. Second, having a handful of adult children was the only available insurance for being looked after at old age in those days, unless you were wealthy.
If you compare Bach with his contemporaries he wasn't any more testosterone driven than any other family man of his day.
Wie bitte??
It's clear that the point was made rheotorically by Sydnee's teacher and that it benefitted her Bach interpretation. To carry on about the the accuracy of Bach's testosterone is shooting a very large arrow in entirely the opposite direction of the target.
Now on the other hand, Jim's reading of the post is, ummm, ahhh, in character. :)
"Play your Bach with a fuller sound...after all he had twenty kids so he had to be romantic."
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Aon Benfield Securities report on Q1 activity in the catastrophe bond and insurance-linked securities market (which we've written about earlier today here) also contains an update on the performance of their Aon Benfield ILS Indices. Aon launched the indices last August hoping to provide a quantitative monthly view of ILS returns which would help to benchmark the industry.
As we'd expect, given the impact to the other indices and returns from investment funds, the Aon Benfield ILS Indices have seen lower performance in the last quarter. Both the Aon Benfield All Bond and BB-rated Bond indices have posted negative returns, the impact of mark-to-market losses on Japanese earthquake exposed catastrophe bonds. The All Bond index returned -2.04% during Q1 compared to a positive 3.36% for the same quarter last year. The BB-rated index returned -3.21% for the quarter compared to a positive 3.48% the previous year.
Interestingly Aon Benfield also track two other indices, one made up of U.S. hurricane exposed cat bonds and the other U.S. earthquake exposed deals. These both saw positive gains during the first quarter however those returns were still negatively impacted by the disaster in Japan as they are well down on the same period of 2010. The U.S. Hurricane Bond index returned 0.89% compared to 3.23% the previous year. The U.S. Earthquake Bond index returned 1.21% compared with 2.09% in Q1 2010.
Aon Benfield say that they expect spreads, and as a result prices, to remain stable in the run up to hurricane season. They say that if there are no more major global catastrophes they expect the indices to perform strongly through the rest of 2011.
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The red carpets at the Academy Awards offered the ideal platform on Sunday night for the press to quiz superstar Scarlett Johansson on her potential role in an upcoming Black Widow standalone installment. The rumors and speculation have been hovering for years, seeing Johansson and Marvel filmmaker Joss Whedon talk about the subject in open forums like this.
While the character will once again be showcased in a major ensemble courtesy of Avengers: Infinity War, fans have been crying out to see a fully fledged female get her own flick. So will it ever happen?
"I don't know, I don't know at this point." But does the concept excite her? "Of course, we (Whedon) talk about it all the time… We text each other back and forth. Little spidey emojis."
Russo Brothers Tease Ahead of Infinity War
The Russo Brothers share a BTS image of Avengers: Infintity War, which shows the inside of the vault we saw in the post credits scene of Age of Ultron... 🤔 #Marvel #Avengers #Ageofultron #Infinitywar #Ironman #Captainamerica #Thor #Hulk #Blackwidow #Hawkeye #Falcon #Scarletwitch #Quicksilver #Vision #Warmachine #Antman #Giantman #Blackpanther #Thewintersoldier #Spiderman #Doctorstrange #Loki #Ultron #Thanos #Guardiansofthegalaxy
Atlanta, Georgia is a hotbed of Marvel activity right now. With the American city used as the central hub to shoot Avengers: Infinity War and an untitled Avengers 4 title back-to-back. Yet directors Joe Russo and Anthony Russo are never ones to sit around in between shoots as the duo this week posted an intriguing image on social media.
The grab did not come accompanied with any caption to decipher the coded message. Keeping their cards close to the chest as fans debate the merits of the image. Some believe it is taken from the same location Thanos grabbed the Infinity Gauntlet during the post credits scene of Avengers: Age of Ultron.
Infinity War co-writer Stephen McFeely dropped a clue of his own on the Blu-ray DVD copy of Doctor Strange. At least when it comes to the villain. McFeely hints that the stones will be a key piece of the puzzle.
"His goal is to re-balance the universe as he sees it. So when he figures out that the Infinity Stones could do this for him at the snap of a finger, that becomes his main goal."
Fan Video Offers X-Men v Avengers Plot In Logan Post Credit Scene
Beware - potential spoilers ahead.
While Logan has yet to hit theaters ahead of it's March 3 debut, a fan has posted a video online that is clearly bogus. But a lot of fun. As the credits to the Marvel blockbuster close, we see Deadpool (not the real Deadpool) watching the end of the movie as he longs to find "the Murtagh to his Riggs."
Cut to Thor's hammer dropping in on the seat next to him, and you have a showdown that will definitely not be happening. Not in the foreseeable future anyways.


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4th Annual Victoria's Tea Fundraiser
May 4, 2019
The Castle Rock Historical Society and Museum is hosting its 4th Annual Victoria's Tea Fundraiser featuring "The Legendary Ladies". Come see these wonderfully entertaining ladies who bring Colorado's past to life. You'll also enjoy delicious tea and scones. Join us May 4, 2019 from 2:00 - 4:00pm at The Gathering Place at Christ's Episcopal Church 615 Fourth St. Castle Rock. Tickets for sale online at www.castlerockhistoricalsociety.org under the "Event Tickets" tab or at the Castle Rock Museum. Tickets are $25.00 adults, $15.00 children under 12, and $22.00 & $12.00 for members. Contact the Castle Rock Museum at email@example.com or 303-814-3164 for more information.


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Days Off
Grad School: You never "clock out" when you're in grad school. I mean, yeah, you have to go to seminars and everything, but in general you pick your own seminars which is kind of like picking your own hours. There's no time sheet, and you don't have any jealous co-workers monitoring where you are. That sort of freedom is priceless. Also, you only work 9 months out of the year which means you always have the summers off to do whatever you like.
Real Life: People who have to report to the office at certain times hate getting out of bed and can't wait for three-day weekends and Holidays because it means they don't have to go into the office. In grad school, you don't have to get excited about a three-day weekend because you can have a three-day weekend whenever you want!
Work Itself
Grad School: If you're in graduate school you're probably obsessive about a particularly esoteric detail, which is probably why you are having such a hard time getting laid. In grad school, you are your work. You don't work within a set time frame — you are always working, and the work volume never seems to decrease. You're reading article upon article, book after book, and you're always thinking about how this book connects to your overall project, jotting things down, realizing what your whole project is about mere hours before the project is due. Your work is always with you; it's the only thing you feel comfortable talking about, and you bring it up as frequently as possible. A word to the wise: don't ever ask a graduate student what they study unless you have lots of extra time.
Real Life: People in the real world can leave their work at the office. When they clock out, that means that whatever it was they were doing stays right up on that desk until tomorrow morning when they start getting paid again to crack that folder back open. This might vary depending on the field you work in. My grandmother drove the city bus and when her run ended at 5 p.m., that was it. No more bus nothing until tomorrow morning at 9 a.m. when she was back on the payroll.
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Choosing A Bad Project
Grad School: Your research project needs to be something that nobody has ever thought of before. So that's kind of a daunting thing. If you chose the wrong project, you're basically screwed for the rest of your life. Nobody will hire you, you won't get fellowships, and you will never get published. Your whole value as a grad student and for the rest of your career depends on the project you chose, and if you chose the wrong one, you just wasted a decade. No pressure or anything.
Real Life: The real world moves so fast that by the time you chose whatever project you're working on, it's already old news before you finish it. So there's not as big of a risk in choosing the wrong thing. Accounts come and go, and it's especially not your fault if the project was handed to you by a superior. If it fails you get to look up at her or him and shrug.
Grad School: The conference/panel discussion/"critical brown bag lunch series" are pillars of academia. You go to the fanciest room on campus and hear people talk about very important ideas, meanwhile you eat as much of the catered food you can plus stashing some of it away for later. No shame, hunnaii!
Real Life: Don't you just order take out?
Grad School: So graduate school is basically a giant anxiety factory — you don't know what questions are going to be on your oral exam, you don't know if your committee will approve your dissertation project, you don't know if you will get kicked out at any moment, you don't know if you're going to land a job at the end of your studies or where it will be, after applying to 50 jobs you don't know if any of them are going to call you for a campus interview, and for MONTHS you won't know if your journal article or book project got accepted. It's nerve wrecking because everything relating to your performance in grad school is so subjective that it's impossible to never be anxious.
Real Life: People in real life don't have as many work-related anxieties because, again, work is over whenever you clock out.
Grad School: You've heard this "life of the mind" stuff, right? It's the idea that the greatest benefit of graduate school is that, for the most part, you are your own boss, devoting yourself to whatever you want to study. And that's a real plus. But money! Depending on where you go to graduate school, you will work an intricate combination of loans, research assistantships, teaching assistantships and perhaps a few masked stints in some X-Tube videos just to make ends meet. When you get your first stipend check as a Ph.D. student you're all, "Wow, they're paying me to read up on everything there is to know about Chinese history!" Sounds nice, right? Yeah, just wait three years. Soon, that $15,000 you're getting is going to start feeling old, especially when your best friend who graduated college with you has been working at an investment bank and now has $300,000 saved up and your account is, like, perpetually -$30.
Real Life: Did you know that at some companies people get bonuses for even getting hired there in the first place? It's like, congratulations on getting hired by us because WE'RE SO SELECTIVE. So here's a free $10000 prize for being amazing! Of course, people making more money don't necessarily love their jobs more or have better lives. People who work corporate jobs talk about how "soul sucking" it can be, and there is something to be said about making less money and loving what you do versus sitting on hundreds of thousands of dollars and doing things like taking trips to Grenyarnia and other islands only rich people know about.


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Welcome to Cloth Talk! An ode to the phrase coined by DJ Khaled, NBA.com's Gilbert McGregor and Kyle Irving delve into all things style in the NBA. From uniform reveals to sneaker choices and everything in between, the two experts give their takes and provide clarity on concepts that are impossible to ignore.
If you missed the first editions, catch up on the teams with new uniforms, a rundown of the Classic Edition uniforms that will be worn and our rankings of the league's best "City Edition" uniforms this season.
Today, we highlight the Atlanta Hawks MLK City Edition uniforms and court, which will debut for the first time on Martin Luther King Day, as well as why the Memphis Grizzlies always play at home on MLK Day.
Gilbert McGregor (@GMcGregor21): Man, it's crazy to think we're almost a month into the season and this is our fourth edition of Cloth Talk. Last time we chatted about this year's City Edition uniforms, you and I both had nothing but great things to say about the Atlanta Hawks' MLK uniforms.
Now that Martin Luther King Day is almost here and we get to see the uniforms in action for the first time, I feel like it's only right we talk about them at greater length.
We can't stop looking at our new MLK City Edition unis 🔥 pic.twitter.com/1r3E5tRHen— Atlanta Hawks (@ATLHawks) October 5, 2020
Kyle Irving (@KyleIrv_): Have to. Before we even get going on the unique little things that make the uniform (and MLK edition court the Hawks are playing on) so special, I have to reiterate how clean the black, white and gold are.
A colour combination that never, ever fails.
McGregor: Right, I really appreciate the fact that there are layers to it. The gold slightly deviates away from Atlanta's typical colour scheme but we associate gold with royalty and what better way to pay homage to a King than by doing that? I'm often a big believer that simplicity rules, and the simplicity of this uniform is one of the many reasons that it is one of my favourites.
That they replaced "Atlanta" with MLK makes these uniforms all about him. I'm not sure there's a native any city could be more proud to call its own.
And, as you kind of alluded to already, there are some more unique little things that we can get into.
Irving: Real quick, if you haven't already checked out the Hawks splash page for their new City Edition uniforms, court and tribute to Martin Luther King Jr., you should. It provides more detail than you could ever imagine, but Gil and I are going to give you some highlights of it right now.
To me, the coolest tribute on the uniforms is the "Freedom Stars" on the side of the shorts.
There are 22 stars to account for 22 of the 29 times Dr. King was jailed for fighting for justice and equality.
They also represent the student freedom fighters who engaged in nightly sit-ins all over the South, to which MLK said, "Only when it is dark enough can you see the stars."
If you're just watching the Hawks play in their new uniforms on MLK day, you'd see stars on the shorts and think nothing of it. To read that made me appreciate the detail that much more.
McGregor: Weaving his words into the incorporation of the stars is one of the many, many ways this is more than just a uniform. To think that Dr. King was jailed that many times for fighting for the betterment of society speaks to the sacrifices made by him and the thousands (!) of freedom fighters who sacrificed so much in order for our nation to become a better place.
That speaks specifically to me, as I had the honour of attending the same church in Charlotte as one of the "Greensboro Four" that took part in a sit-in at the Woolworth's Lunch Counter in Greensboro, NC, which actually brings me to another detail that I've touched on before but want to get into a bit more – the court.
Honoring Dr. King in all elements of our game.— Atlanta Hawks (@ATLHawks) December 1, 2020
Our MLK City Edition Court is uniquely designed with a stained glass motif at center court inspired by the fight for freedom that continues today.
Learn More: https://t.co/nXBmWIhHGg#TrueToAtlanta x #EarnTheseLetters pic.twitter.com/8NcF54AMzk
My grandfather was born a little over a decade before Dr. King but was also a preacher in the South during the height of the Civil Rights Movement. When I look at the court and the stained glass motif of the Hawks' logo, I can't think of a better way to honour a minister like King. So often during the Movement, churches were a place in which King spoke to the people, in a location that often served as a place for strategizing and unity.
Seeing that stained glass Hawks logo makes me think of those windows that lined the sanctuaries in which King spoke, perfectly tying together how his impactful words are represented on the uniform.
Irving: Any time there's a personal experience tied in, through any degree of separation, it always makes the tributes within these uniforms or courts mean that much more.
And that's whether it's something simple like we referred to in the "Trade" and "Tryon" references on the Charlotte Hornets' City Edition court in our previous Cloth Talk or something much deeper and more powerful like you just said, tying your grandfather to the Civil Rights Movement being honoured here.
While there are several odes paid to the church Dr. King spoke at throughout the uniform – like the crest and crown logo on the side of the shorts inside a silhouette of the stained glass window – the actual stained glass logo at centre court is a bold look and an awesome tribute.
McGregor: Absolutely, and I think what ties it all together is the "Earn These Letters" call to action that we've seen throughout the rollout of these uniforms. It doesn't end with the uniforms, it only begins there. And I love that.
It's for his hometown.
Irving: Couldn't be a more perfect tribute.
By the way, the Hawks aren't the only team that plays a home game on MLK Day every year. We can't forget about the Memphis Grizzlies, too.
McGregor: You stole the thought out of my brain.
In fact, the Grizzlies were actually the first team to honour King with uniforms. Memphis, the home of the National Civil Rights Museum, fittingly hosts a game on MLK Day each year as well. And back in 2017, they had uniforms inspired by the Sanitation Workers Strike of 1968.
Our MLK50 City Edition uniform is inspired by the 1968 Memphis Sanitation Workers Strike 'I Am A Man' slogans & reflects on the events, circumstance & losses surrounding the movement, including the 50th Anniversary of the assassination of MLK— Memphis Grizzlies (@memgrizz) December 22, 2017
MORE: https://t.co/27ZF7XPkSU pic.twitter.com/4FpuLnOIIa
Irving: You said you like simplistic uniforms and from a purely aesthetic point of view, it doesn't get more simple than crisp white and black.
McGregor: Then the way in which the uniform was designed after the picket signs is a very iconic representation of the Movement and again, a great way to make it much much more than just a uniform. The "I Am A Man" says so much more than just those four words and was actually the chosen Social Justice Message of former Grizzlies guard Mike Conley at the NBA Restart, to bring it all full circle.
I Am A Man. In honor of the Memphis Sanitation Workers' Strike in 1968. pic.twitter.com/wjCvXHhrgl— Mike Conley (@MCONLEY10) July 30, 2020
Irving: It's a tribute to the Sanitation Workers Strike, but again, also Dr. King, who went to Memphis to march alongside those protestors and join their efforts to raise awareness before he was later assassinated on that very same trip.
With the Grizzlies and Hawks playing at home every year on MLK's holiday, it's an ode to two significant places of King's storyline and I'm sure there's an added honour those NBA players feel when they put on their jerseys and lace up their shoes for that special game on that special day.
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Energy Harvesting DATABASES
The following data/tools are currently available:
- Energy Harvesting Data Repository (Univ. of Southampton)
- Real Vibrations Database (Univ. of Perugia)
- Simulation Tool for Energy Harvesting Applications (Univ. of Perugia)
To access this data, all you have to do is register by filling the EnABLES Enquiry Form, selecting Database as the offer of interest.
Once you have registered, please click here to access the data repository.
- EH Data Repository (Univ. of Southampton)
- Online repository providing a common resource for researchers to share data on energy availability. This includes vibration signatures, wind levels, light irradiance levels, or human body motion. It is hoped that this will allow researchers to compare and evaluate their designs and analysis on a common dataset.
- Real Vibrations Database (NiPS Lab, Univ. of Perugia)
- Digital database containing numerical time series and spectral representations of experimentally acquired vibration signals.
Most importantly, Real Vibrations is a participatory research project that aims at creating the world largest repository of vibrations recorded from everyday life objects and people movements.
Cars, trains, airplanes, and even human beings, constantly vibrate and these vibrations can be recorded with various devices and stored in such a way that they are readily available and easily usable both by researchers and non expert visitors.


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Why I Love This Recipe
Ingredients You'll Need
¾ cup raw (or toasted) pumpkin seeds (or a nut of your choice if you prefer)
1 soft medjool date, pitted
1 tbsp maple syrup
1 tbsp cacao powder
2 medium-large avocados (discard pit & skin)
¼ cup cacao powder
2 tbsp unsweetened plant milk (anything except coconut milk*)
4 tbsp maple syrup
1 tbsp unsulphured blackstrap molasses
2 tsp pure vanilla extract
½ tsp salt
Optional Toppings:
fresh raspberries or other berries of choice. Other ideas: cacao nibs, shaved chocolate, etc.
Process all crust ingredients into a fine sticky crumble in a food processor. Transfer into a 5" springform pan and press into a crust with your fingers, covering the base and wall edges all the way to the top (I made the wall edges thinner and the base thicker). Freeze while working on next step.
Blend all filling ingredients in a power blender into a smooth consistency. Transfer into the cake pan over the prepared crust and smooth out the top with a spoon. Top with raspberries or other toppings.
Freeze for 5 hours or overnight. Thaw out a little prior to serving and enjoy! Keep leftovers frozen.
*Coconut milk sometimes reacts unfavorably with cacao in raw desserts, so I don't recommend it. I used almond milk (I'm not nut-free), but you can use rice milk, oat milk, seed milk, etc. of your choice.
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My fourth novel, The Rocky Orchard, released on May 12!
The following day, I did a virtual launch on Facebook Live. One of the viewers posted a comment asking me what had been my favorite scene in the book to write. Please take a look at the following video clip in which I describe how a particular scene — which solved a pivotal writing issue in the book — came to me in a dream.
And please check out the book! I'd love to know what you think!


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January - December 2008
May 13, 2008--Okay, maybe this entry should start with the words "... later that night ..." After the last entry I went and tried adding the PDF for a free download, and I'm glad to say it was a success! Go to the Writing Samples page by clicking on the link with that name on the left side of this page. It will take you to a page with a link to download the PDF. Go ahead. Try it. It's a free copy of Cantaraville Three with lots of good writing in it (okay, so that was slightly biased!).
May 13, 2008--My free PDF copy of Cantaraville Three with three of my poems arrived today. It looks great, and, as part of my publishing contract, I can distribute copies and post the PDF for download. I hope to be able to do this soon.
May 12, 2008--The contributor's copy of The Binnacle with my short story "Act Like No One's Watching" arrived in the mail. The magazine is very attractive, and the staff even included a bookmark thanking the contributors. My bookmark was placed on the first page of my story.
May 7, 2008--I received the proof copy of the upcoming issue of Cantaraville. Cantaraville Three will go "live" as soon as contributors make any necessary corrections. The issue will contain reprints of my poems "Eulogy For a Backyard Landscape," "The Perception of Light" and "Circle." I will receive a free PDF of the issue. To purchase the PDF visit cantaraville.ning.com.
March 13, 2008--The editor of ShatterColors Literary Review (www.shattercolors.com/home.htm) notified me today that my poems were up on the website.
Feb. 27, 2008--Today I received word that ShatterColors Literary Review (www.shattercolors.com/home.htm) has accepted two of my poems--"Uninvited" and "Immortal"--for reprint. The editor said they should be up in about a month.
Feb. 10, 2008--If you'll scroll down to the bottom of the page you'll notice I added a guestbook. Go on. Sign in. You know you want to.
Feb. 2, 2008--I just noticed today (okay, it was technically just barely today since it was about 1 a.m.!) the January 2008 issue of Trillium Literary Journal was published. This issue contains my poem "Rest Stop Near Huntsville, Alabama: June 23, 1954." The format of this journal is very impressive, with features that let you turn pages, select background design and sounds and allow you to go directly to any page. It's a very attractive publication. Check it out at www.trilliumliteraryjournal.org, and check out my poem.


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Oh, that Dungeon Bastard! He just keeps rolling along . . .
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There's been a rash of discussion lately (it happens periodically) on the D&D legacy and I thought I would give my own perspective. ...