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This exhibition traces corn from proverbial seed to silk, following the history of this extraordinary grass from ancient worship to modern ubiquity. Opening Reception at Art Object Gallery.
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Elvin Jacob
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Born to Malayalee parents in Bihar, I grew up in a multi-cultural society. So I learnt to absorb different cultures and effortlessly switch between languages quite early on. Since birth, I have moved twenty 'homes' across India including in Chennai (Tamil Nadu), Manipal (Karnataka), Mumbai (Maharashtra) and Bengaluru (Karnataka) apart from Bihar of course. So I pretty much feel at home, anywhere and everywhere.
I am now living in my twenty first home on the outskirts of Bengaluru, with my wife Rini and two-year-old daughter Ruth. Compared to those living in the city, I don't have to deal much with the usual hassles of city life like traffic and pollution. But whenever I go into the 'city', I am reminded as to why we moved almost 30 kilometres away from our last place of residence.
I love my coffee black and jokes lame. And I never say no to any kind of tea. Unless it's green. Because I am not Shraddha Kapoor.
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Concrete Impermanence will be performed as part of Dance Massive 2019 17th- 18th March
This season has a cast of the following: Alison Currie, Harrison Richie-Jones and Stephen Sheehan
Image credit Sam Roberts dancer in image Amrita Hepi
Excerpts from world premiere of Concrete Impermanence at the Space Theatre, Adelaide Festival Centre
Choreographer and director: Alison Currie
Choreography in collaboration with the cast and Jessie Oshodi and Carlie Angel
Dancers: Alison Currie, Amrita Hepi, Lewis Rankin, Harrison Ritchie Jones and Stephen Sheehan*alternate casts - 3 performers
Sound: Alisdair Macindoe
Lighting Design: Matthew Adey
Audio Visual: Jason Lam: Kaboom
Costume: Anny Duff Goods Studios, shoes by All Birds
Creative Assistant: Carlie Angel
Creative Producer: Jason Cross
Set consultation: Stephen Hayter
Design consultation: Morag Cook
Technical sound support: Sascha Budimski
Objects: molo
Produced: Insite Arts
Supported by: LWDance Hub, Restless Dance Theatre, Arts SA, Australia Council for the Arts , All Birds , Adelaide Festival Centre , The Substation
*Jessie Oshodi was integral to the development of this performance.
Image credit Sam Roberts
'Concrete Impermanence' is a dance work for the stage performed by two dancers an actor and a series of set pieces of various sizes. Image credit Sam Roberts dancer in image Amrita Hepi
Concrete Impermanence talks of something that was stable being suddenly changed and how this can call into question ones entire understanding of the world. It speaks to how natural disaster and personal trauma can physically and physiologically change the world we live in.
Image credit Sam Roberts dancer Amrita Hepi
Abstract objects are used as a method of demonstrating a change outside ourselves and are created in varying scales to show our connection with the outside world, our impact on it and its impact on us.
Dancers Lewis Rankin, Amrita Hepi and Stephen Sheehan dance among the molo forms during rehearsal in this image by Sam Roberts
'Concrete Impermanence' has a rich and complex electronic sound score by Alisdair Macindoe which overlays the choreography, the stage is also mic'd to pick up the live movement of the dancers and the objects they move with at various points in the performance. The dancers perform with cardboard sculptural forms which are available to touch as part of the tour. Lara Torr from Access2Arts will be describing and we have been working together on developing the script for audio description.
Image credit Sam Roberts dancers Alison Currie and Harrison Ritchie-Jones
This performance is designed for deaf and hearing audiences. A screen in the set displays an abstract visual representation of key points in the sound score; this visual changes based on the volume, pitch and tempo of the music.
Jason Lam from Kaboom Studio developed the videos to Alisdair Macindoe's sound score.
Image credit Sam Roberts dancers Lewis Rankin and Stephen Sheehan
Rodeo constructed this image for us from one of Jessie McKinlay photographs from an earlier development of the work with dancer Jessie Oshodi at LWDance Hub.
The world premiere of 'Concrete Impermanence' took place in May at the Adelaide Festival Centre with a subsequent performance at The Substation in August 2018 and Dancehouse March 2019.
"The sculptural forms punctuate both space and movement, provoking our imaginations. The successful integration of these multiple elements is a credit to Alison Currie, and all the creative team who assisted in the development and realisation of this performance. The dancers performed an energetic and dynamic experience of contemporary theatre that pushes the boundaries of dance." Watts, P Broadway World 19 May 2018
Image credit Sam Roberts dancers Harrison Ritchie-Jones and Alison Currie
"Alison Currie's premiere contemporary dance work, Concrete Impermanence, was intriguing, innovative, edgy and abstract, exploring the fragility of existence and the strength of the human spirit." Kuljis, C Dance Life Australia 15th August 2018
Image credit Sam Roberts performer Stephen Sheehan
"There is intimacy but it is fleeting and falling apart. There is trauma: shaking and nausea under lurid yellow. There is rest but it doesn't last. Choreographer Alison Currie is masterful, her vision is reflective and does not force itself." Lowry, G Melbourne Critique 16 August 2018
Image credit Sam Roberts dancer Alison Currie
Stephen Sheehan and Amrita Hepi waiting inside the molo objects.
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Image credit Sam Roberts dancers Amrita Hepi and Stephen Sheehan
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Rehearsal at Restless Dance Theatre
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Lionsgate unveils a new trailer for the upcoming apocalyptic film The Last Man, starring Hayden Christensen and Harvey Keitel. Christensen, of course, received the opportunity of a lifetime earlier this century when he took on the part of Anakin Skywalker in the latter two Star Wars prequels. But due to those films' mixed receptions, the actor quickly faded from the spotlight and has had a relatively quiet career in the years since. Christensen's roles are now few and far between, and he's largely targeted low-profile projects like American Heist and Little Italy. That trend continues with The Last Man, which previously went by the title Numb, At the Edge of the End.
In the film, Christensen portrays Kurt, a war veteran suffering from PTSD who begins making preparations for the end of the world. Keitel co-stars as Noe, a prophet-type figure who makes grand proclamations about the impending Armageddon. Marketing for The Last Man has actually existed since May 2017, when the first teaser trailer came out. But now that it's nearing its premiere date in select theaters and VOD, a fresh preview is now available to check out.
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As an exclusive to Screen Rant, Lionsgate released the new Last Man trailer, which looks to shed further light on the story. Check it out in the space below.
The trailer does a very good job of establishing The Last Man's dark and unsettling vibe, portraying Kurt as a man nearing the end of his rope. The former soldier is haunted by a recurring nightmare and dreads what's coming next. He looks to take action upon learning (from Noe's TV report) that a lightning storm will wipe out all life on Earth, but those that appear to be closest to Kurt think he's just snapping. All in all, it seems like an intriguing setup for a film, and it'll be interesting to see how things play out. The Last Man director Rodrigo H. Vila has experience with documentaries about conspiracies, so he should prove to be a solid fit for this material. The validity of Noe's claims is obviously open for debate, so there could be something nefarious afoot that Kurt uncovers.
Christensen's performances as Anakin received some criticism, but a convincing case can be made that was more a product of the writing and directing than the actor's talent. To his credit, Christensen has delivered strong turns in the past, most notably for Life as a House (where he earned a Golden Globe nomination). Kurt is poised to be a fascinating role for Christensen to explore, providing the thespian with some juicy material to showcase his range. Hopefully it all works out and The Last Man can leave an impression when it comes out early next year.
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The Last Man will hit theaters and on-demand January 18, 2019.
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We just love it when our brides share photos from their wedding day with us. Since our work is done before the wedding and then after the wedding, we very rarely get to be part of the big day itself. (Hint to our future brides...tag us on Instagram - we love it! You'll find us @greatlakeswgs)
We loved working with Debra. We did her alterations, including having our intern hand-applique lace unto a custom jacket. After the wedding, we carefully cleaned and preserved Debra's entire wedding ensemble.
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Move in ready, renovated, charming cottage home on Tennessee side of Lookout Mountain. Sellers renovated the kitchen, added large master suite and bathroom upstairs, added beautiful screened in porch and updated all electrical and plumbing.
Great 4-bedroom home with three full baths. The kitchen redesigned with custom built wood counter tops, new cabinets, new ice machine, white farm sink, spacious pantry and built in desk. Laundry room was moved upstairs. A wall was taken out to open up the living space. There are two bedrooms (one is original master) on first floor and a full bath. Upstairs features the new master suite with two walk-in closets and walkout storage. The inviting master bath has two sinks, built in medicine built in cabinets, separate tub and large shower with tile and marble. There is another full bath and bedroom upstairs. This generous sized bedroom is currently being used as a playroom.
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A man convicted of strangling his pregnant girlfriend and killing her 2-year-old son in a fire he set at her Queens apartment was sentenced to 50 years to life in prison on Wednesday, the Queens district attorney said.
Firefighters found the burned body of Linda Anderson, 25, who was seven months pregnant, and her son, Ayden Hayes, in her Springfield Gardens apartment in July 2010. Ms. Anderson's boyfriend, Jimmy Humphrey, 26, was arrested days later.
At first, he said that the fire was an accident. But in statements made to the police, according to the district attorney, Richard A. Brown, he later said that he knew Ms. Anderson was pregnant and that he did not want to have a family with her. He admitted that he had grabbed her by the throat and hit her with a bottle before using her lighter to set a fire, aware that her son was in the apartment. With Ms. Anderson's body aflame and her son asleep in a bedroom, Mr. Brown said, he ran home and lay down awhile before calling 911 to report the fire.
Mr. Humphrey was convicted in January of second-degree murder, arson, reckless endangerment and evidence tampering.
Mr. Brown called the crimes "particularly vicious murders." Under the circumstances, he said, "the lengthy sentence imposed today is just punishment." Ms. Anderson's brother, Lamont Langs, said in a statement read in court that his sister's murder "can never be fixed," but that he and his family could at least "live knowing that justice was served."


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One of the biggest events that happens in Miami is Art Basel where celebrities and creators all come out for parties, exhibits, and to experience this crazy city. The art district of Wynwood is always a great place to view amazing artwork, but especially during Basel it is a fun place to stop into galleries and look at all the murals on the 'Wynwood Walls'. We also made our way to South Beach where they install pop up exhibits and we stopped by Art Untitled which also had lovely art installments and creations. Every year Basel is an amazing experience and I'm so glad we were able to take part once again!
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For some people (mainly Apple), the dominance of Android in the mobile operating system market is a mystery. But for everybody else, it's obvious: Android is the most open system in the mobile market right now, and Apple is not. The problem for Apple and why they won't succeed like Google, in the long run, is because of their basic business model. Apple is all about proprietary tech, patents and premium devices with software crafted by the company itself. Google, on the other hand, is all about being a platform and creating an environment where the creative genius of the entire planet can operate.
Recent, the left-wing geek tech site, Gizmodo, made a comparison of the intellectual and research contributions of different actors in both of the major smartphone companies, Google and Apple. Their comparison consisted of two spider maps, with nodes indicating the individual who had made a discovery or advanced a particular technology. Google's map was like a big spider's web with no apparent core. Innovation appeared to be fairly evenly distributed throughout the company, with hundreds of contributors to Google's technology stack who aren't officially part of its operation.
Apple's map looks totally different. Instead of research contributions being widely dispersed, they're all clustered around a few individuals working in secret labs. Just five or six people claim ownership over dozens of innovations, with the rest of the company only contributing at the margin. In other words, Apple is a lot more centralized.
But Google's openness is both a blessing and a curse for the company. Openness has allowed Google to tailed the mobile experience in a way that benefits the company, but funnelling yet more people through its search engine and using it to collect their data. But on the other hand, Google runs the risk of putting the benefits of other businesses ahead of its own.
This might be why Apple is dominating in the mobile space right now, when it comes to profitability. According to the Motley Fool, Apple commands more than 73 percent of the industry's profits, despite the fact that it only has a 13 percent market share.
There's another problem with Android too. Some apps, like the William Hill app, aren't allowed on its app store. We've seen the sort of issues censorship has caused Reddit and Twitter, both of which are now in secular decline. But there's a chance that if people can't get what they want using Google's platform, they'll start looking for alternatives. How Google plays this will be crucial. Either it will have to convince other platforms to have the same policies as it does, or it'll end up losing users.
With that said, there are a billion (possibly more) reasons why Android is going to be the platform of choice for consumers. Just this year alone, Google chairman Eric Schmidt is predicting 250 million more Google users on mobile, thanks to the growth of mobile in Asian markets. What's more, the devices themselves are getting cheaper, thanks to Google's Pixel phones, meaning we could see them throughout the developing world.


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Just thought you may like to know, no new pix of BORG:Ass yet...
The new site is a much nicer (and easier on the eyes) color scheme.
...although I liked the Paramount sites before with its easy & fast navigation... this definately is an improvement as it's more colorful & fun to look at.
If only Six Flags sites loaded as quick, we'd be in bliss.
I kind of liked the old orange one, but this site looks more official and business-like.
Now if Only we can get more pix of B:A
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They considered Jeri Ryan for media day but too much $$$. If they would have gotten her, all the fanboys would have been drooling. Instead they got Marina Sirtis, Counselor Troi, for media day on April 1st.
DAMMIT! I'm a 7-hour drive from there, 40 minutes on the north side of PKI!
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I'm so tired of people complaining about Six Flags using the wrong pictures to represent their rides (I realize nobody has done that in this thread), when Paramount does an equally poor job. Most of those pictures are not from Carowinds.
I saw that also. I hate when Paramount put the wrong ride in the wrong park in tv ads or on the web. The new Tv for Kings Island showed the King Cobra and Top Gun from Carowinds.
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Wellington Electric Bikes, Wellington's favourite electric bike store, has now joined the Electrify NZ network. We now have a store in Central wellington on Willeston St, just across the road from Frank Kitt's Park. Our Wellington store offers free test rides on our full range of e bikes to suit any type of rider, from e bike commuters, to bikes for the cycle trails, through to electric mountain bikes.


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Virginia Coach Tony Bennett's First Words After Winning Championship: 'I'm Humbled, Lord'
Upon winning the NCAA championship on monday night, coach Tony Bennett of the University of Virginia Cavaliers knew just who to thank. His first words after taking the title were "Thank you. I'm humbled, Lord," Fox News reported.


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Before taking part in the Wellbeing + Impact Mastermind, I thought I knew what self care was. I knew that I needed to take time for myself, and I did so – haphazardly, when I was able to, more at some times and less at others. I veered from "doing OK" to "totally overwhelmed", with a near constant sense of low-level exhaustion. Pretty normal, right? But when I thought about it more … [Read more...] about Self care and social justice: A personal experience of the Wellbeing + Impact Mastermind
One Off Sessions for April
It's not always easy building a project that challenges the way things are and questions so much of the conditioning we all have about both Wellbeing & Impact. Since we launched Jijaze last year we have sat with so many challenging questions about how to run this project in way that's sustainable, with adequate resources, while continuing to deeply honor all of the values at the heart of … [Read more...] about One Off Sessions for April
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When we started Jijaze we didn't use the word self-care to describe what we were about. Instead, we talked about Replenishment. Although now we use the terms interchangeably, I initially made the decision not to talk about 'self-care' because I had a sense that people associate it with things that cost money like going for massages. There is nothing wrong with massages, but I was clear that … [Read more...] about Resisting the commoditisation of self-care & building our capacity for collective care


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Location of the Conference Opening Dinner
201213AprSubmitted by Claudia Müller, MA on Fri, 04/13/2012 - 14:55
Dear particpants,
We are happy to announce that the opening dinner on April 25th will take place at a small restaurant called Centralapotheke. The location is in walking distance from your hotel Motel One.
In order to get to the Centralapotheke, follow these directions, starting at the Motel One:
- leaving the hotel turn right and walk down Nikolaistraße, past the Nikolaikirche (Nikolai Church) until you get to the corner Nikolaistraße/Grimmaische Straße
- turn right again and follow Grimmaische Straße for two blocks until you see the marketplace and the former city hall to your right
- walk a little straight ahead, by now you should see the famous Thomaskirche (Thomas Church)
- walk towards the Thomaskirche and then turn to its left side
- at the corner of Thomaskirchhof and Burgstraße you find the restaurant Centralapotheke (at Thomaskirchhof 12, a sign at its building reads "Apothekenmuseum")
Additionally, we offer a pick-up service from the hotel. If you would like to make use of this service, meet us at the hotel lobby at 5:45pm and we will take you to the dinner venue.
We look forward to seeing you in Leipzig soon.
You can download and print this information on the opening dinner location as a PDF file.
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Five months before Kwame Kwei-Armah's initial three-year contract as artistic director of Center Stage was to expire, the board of directors has extended this tenure through June 2018. The company's managing director, Stephen Richard, who started in 2012, has received a similar contract extension.
"We hired Kwame with the hope that it would be for a longer-term relationship than three years," said Jay Smith, president of the board of trustees. "And when we hired Stephen, we thought that gave us a great team. The vote to extend their contracts was decisive. There was no dissent whatsoever. We wanted to show them a vote of confidence. "
Among the reasons for that confidence: Total attendance at Center Stage productions has increased 17.5 percent since Kwei-Armah began his tenure in 2011; total ticket revenue is up 28 percent; subscription revenue up 34 percent; contributed income up 15 percent.
The number of Center Stage subscribers was 8,200 in 2011, the lowest number in more than two decades. The total is 9,600 this season.
"The truth is, I always intended, if they wanted me, to do at least six years," said Kwei-Armah. "I'm having as good a time as I could have expected. And there is a lot more I want to do. I think I know now the square acreage of the property, but I feel like I still haven't been in three-quarters of the rooms."
London-born Kwei-Armah, a playwright, actor and stage director, knew some of that territory before he was hired by Center Stage. Two of his plays had been given their American premieres by the company, and he had also directed a production for the company.
"Being an artistic director was not on my checklist," he said, "but when the Center Stage offer came up, I thought: I know the company, I know Baltimore, I love Baltimore. Had any [other company] asked me, I would have said no."
Kwei-Armah expects to return to at some point to England, where a recent news item there suggested that he was a long-shot candidate for the top post at the National Theatre of Great Britain.
"I don't have the ambition to take over a company there," he said.
And although he described being in Baltimore as "a beautiful sojourn," he doesn't sound interested in cutting his residency short.
"I like to complete a mission," he said. "I know I've tripped up many times, but I want to make this work. I want to create the kind of theater here that I'm proud of and, hopefully, that the audience will enjoy."
Although not all of his choices of repertoire and/or artists have been met with praise, Kwei-Armah's artistic record has certainly been distinctive. It has also drawn extraordinary national attention.
Last fall, PBS put the company in the spotlight with the broadcast of a documentary, "'A Raisin in the Sun' Revisited: The Raisin Cycle at Center Stage."
The show chronicled one of Kwei-Armah's most ambitious undertakings — last season's double production of "Clybourne Park," the Bruce Norris work inspired by Lorraine Hansberry's classic about race, "A Raisin in the Sun"; and the premiere of Kwei-Armah's "Beneatha's Place," likewise inspired by 'Raisin," but also a response to the Norris play.
"That PBS special was a very cool thing," Richard said. "We estimate we reached 750,000 people."
The Raisin Cycle is not the only Center Stage venture that has addressed race. Several plays focusing on African-American characters and issues have been presented during Kwei-Armah's first years on the job, among them Marcus Gardley's "dance of the holy ghosts" this season and Katori Hall's "The Mountaintop" last season.
This is not new for Center Stage, where diversity of programming and of audiences was a point of pride for previous artistic director Irene Lewis, who is white.
"One of the interesting things for me as an artistic director of color," Kwei-Armah said, "is that we will get complaints from maybe 1 percent who will write, 'Why has Kwame Kwei-Armah got this black agenda on? Everything is black, black, black, black.' That always amuses me. I am doing exactly what Irene was doing in terms of African-American works. When Irene was doing it, it was philanthropy. When I am doing it, it's an agenda."
Sensitive to such reactions, the artistic director decided to play down a community outreach project this month called "Trayvon Moments," a series of "conversations and performances" dealing with the killing of African-American teenager Trayvon Martin. There were no news releases about the events.
"We put the word out quietly," Kwei-Armah said.
In addition to encountering a few people with racially tinged complaints — "That was a real growing up lesson for me, but I can't let that get in my way," he said — Kwei-Armah has been surprised by other attitudes about programming at Center Stage.
"If a play's been on in the last 20 years, people will say, 'I've seen it.' So it's off the books," he said. "That's a conundrum I find really fascinating. And I'm still finding the right balance of new plays versus the classics. When I first came here, I was thinking: One [play] for me, one for the theater. Now it's: One for them, one for them, one for them, one for me. And I've got to enjoy that."
For future seasons, Kwei-Armah plans to include musicals ("The genre means a lot to me") and contemporary work from other countries.
Premiering plays is also on his mind.
"Commissioning new work is how we get to tomorrow," he said. "A company is judged by how much we put back into the business, how much we invest in the future. I have found that Baltimore likes a new play, but the audience is not as large as would like it to be."
To generate interest in new work, Kwei-Armah has considered adding star power. He said he has approached some big names in theater about performing at Center Stage.
"The goal is not a star for a star's sake," he said, "but to give a new play bigger attention. Having a star could also be a way to get people more interested in a classic we bring back."
The artistic director envisions Center Stage putting on an outdoor production in the future, as well as taking performances into homeless shelters and prisons in the area.
The company, which has an annual budget of $7.5 million and an endowment valued at about $17 million, is exploring other ways of extending its reach.
"We're looking at streaming our work into middle and high schools across the state," Richard said. "This would be a way to put what we do out there for a young audience. The hurdles are many. If we can resolve union issues, I think we'll see that happening."


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What does it mean to have balance?
Today, my cat thinks that having balance is stroking her all day long :-).
And she has a point.
These last six weeks felt like my life all of a sudden got turbo charged, and I didn't do that much cat stroking.
Instead I launched, sold and created my first online program, and I learned so so much in the process.
Like that I sound a lot more German on the audios than in real life :-).
And that if you jump it will somehow work out.
And that it is such fun to be doing what you know you are here to do!
I also learned that having a balanced life can come in many different forms.
I had to push through with creating the workshop. That meant for the last weeks I was constantly busy with it, either writing or thinking about it or reading up on stuff.
I became quite anti-social. The only people that still got my full attention were my daughter and my one-on-one clients. I also wasn't interested in going shopping, and I stayed away from my favorite blogs and websites.
And all this felt like exactly the right thing to do.
As creative beings, which we all are, there are times when a birth is due. And if you want to bring something big into the world, interrupting the process to do some 'life balancing' just doesn't work.
You can't put a time frame on passion. If something wants to come out, you have to give it your all, for as long as it takes.
And once it is done, you need to rest.
Not rush into the next project.
Not spend all your time doing admin, answering emails and catching up.
But realizing that it is now also time to breathe, and to just be.
You were completely immersed in something, and now you connect again with your surroundings. And with your interior world.
Slowing down.
Maybe even getting slightly bored.
Contemplating about the birth, and how you have changed because of it.
You need time to appreciate what you have accomplished, to potter about in the house, to remind your friends of what you look like, and to enjoy the freedom of more unstructured days.
Even if it feels uncomfortable in the beginning.
It will get easier quickly, and it is such a vital part so that you do not go into burn-out, but gather the energy and the seeds and the passion for the next birth, that will come when it is time.
Yesterday, I bought beautiful soft pink roses, hung up some Christmas baubles, and went to a party.
And this morning I re-connected with my house. Sitting on my favorite couch with my coffee and my cat, without the constant push in the back of my mind that there is still so much to do.
And I am finally writing a blog post again.
Somehow feels like coming home after a time of traveling.
Familiar and beautiful!
Re-charging for the next birth that is sure to come :-).
What does a balanced life look like for you?
A lovely Sunday to all of you


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We had a family get together last weekend to watch Pacquaio vs. Barerra Fight in Pay Perview HBO hosted by my parents and brother. It was potluck style get together. Each family brought something for the boxing event and this all happened just because of Pacquaio. Don't get me wrong we always have family get together in fact even if its not a holiday or a birthday, we all get together and most of the time hosted by my parents and sometimes my uncle or my auntie.
I could still remember when I was still single, whenever one family member will have some filipino food cravings that we dont normally eat on a regular basis it would be cooked and prepared and then we'll start calling everyone to come and join us. For instance if we have made some halo-halo, aroz caldo and tokwa't baboy , biko ( the one you eat during simbang gabi, we actually have those clay pot or clay plate),palabok, sopas, spaghetti, lasagna or if i've tried and cooked new recipe or just because we have some bbq definitely we'll call and they would come. Eating with them and the stories being told during consumption, I guess were and are one of the simple joy of just spending time with our family. And there were times that my aunt would call us because she made some mouth watering dishes. Well actually she knows lots of authentic filipino dish. Some days she'll call because she made some pancit lomi or pancit molo, batchoy, puto and dinuguan, diningdeng, murkon all of the filipino dish you could ever think of she could make it. And then there is my uncle, he'll call because of bbq, he loves bbq and he loves sharing it with us or when he caught something after goin' fishing or crabbing he'll call and say I have some fresh fish and crab " come, eat and take home some". Once he had a big bonus from work guess what he grilled some lobsters and ofcourse he called everyone to come and join to eat and still he gave us some live lobsters to take home to cook.
Notice anything yet? hahaha oh well so food been the staple of our family's get together. Even when we were in the Philippines its been like that. Simply knowing that someone is coming for a visit,vacation or returning from being away because of work, believe me lots of food would be prepared including the favorite dish of that person.
Food my be one reason of the get together but theres two other things that always happened during that get together. What? Singing and dancing ofcourse...oh how my family love singing. The microphone will go around the room and everyone will be eager to grab it hahaha...and while singing one will dance, other will join and laughters will fill the room. Others will have teary eyed from laughing and others running to the restroom from laughing so hard and end up doing number 1. Oh glory days passed us by so quickly but the memories truly stays as the treasures of our heart.
Anyway so I guess watching Pacquiao fight is the another way for our family to get together. And each family came bearing foodssss...lol. So on my parents dining table were filled with different kind of authentic filipino cuisine. We have Diningdeng, menudo, kaldereta, bbq, palabok, soup sotanghon, peking duck, biko and my chicken with pineapple. Sadly I was unable to take pictures of everything coz we forgot to bring our digital camera. So the picture that I only have is the chicken with pineapple that I've made from home to take to S.J for the potluck for Pacquaio fight. I've learned this recipe from my aunt whose passion in cooking kinda passed on to me.
So to make this pininyahang manok or chicken with pineapple you need; chicken cut into desired size, red and green bell pepper, 2 cans of pineapple chunks, garlic, onion, red pepper flakes and evaporated milk. Procedure: marinate chicken in the pineapple juice of the pineapple chunks 6 hrs or overnite is much better. Brown chicken and set aside. Saute garlic and onion. Put back the chicken and the pineaapple juice. When almost done put the pineapple,green and red bell peppers. Simmer then add the evaporated milk. Do not let it boil, just simmer and salt and pepper to taste. Absolutely tasty and the sauce is a dish by itself already. So during potluck it is one of the dish that were consumed right away.
I guess being that food is one of the staple in our family get together I tend to try and create new recipe to bring and to share with them. And till that get together my husband and "kulit" were and are the ones enjoying with much "gusto" the food that I serve on our "meza" or table.


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Jack Strong Takes a Stand
Tommy Greenwald & Melissa Mendes
Roaring Brook Press, 2013 (2013)
Hardcover, e-Book
Reviewed by Anita Lock
Life is short ... Too short to be doing things you don't want to do, but way too short to not be doing anything at all.
' Those are the words of wisdom from Nana, Jack Strong's grandmother, which made a whole lot of sense to him, but not until he walked (or literally
) through an incident that would be more life changing than he ever anticipated.
ack considers himself to be an ordinary kid at Horace Henchell Middle School: he is a good student, gets good grades, and is not much of an athlete but is better at other things. His favorite thing in the world is, as he says, '
the couch.
' Set in his family's living room, it is old and has stains. His mother has wanted to get rid of it many times, but Jack won't let her. This is the place where he can relax after school and watch his favorite TV shows, daydream about Cathy Billows, the girl he has a crush on, and cuddle with his dog, Maddie.
ut his time relaxing on the couch is often way too short, because of the overscheduled week-long extracurricular activities that his dad set up for him. They include soccer, cello practice, tutoring, Chinese, Little League baseball, swimming, karate, youth orchestra, junior EMT's, and tennis. What a list! Jack obediently plods along day after day following his heavy schedule. However, it is not until his friends invite him to events that interfere with his extra curricular activities that Jack realizes how much he wishes for more free time to focus on things that interest him.
hat's when he thinks back to his friend, Charlie Joe Jackson (from Tommy Greenwald's
Charlie Joe Jackson's Guide To
series), who took a stand last summer by not wanting to participate in another extra class at Camp Rituhbukkee. That was enough inspiration to make Jack's decision: he would go on strike by sitting in his favorite place.
ith the exception of getting up to eat and go to the bathroom, Jack spends his time on the couch reading, watching TV, doing schoolwork that his best friend, Leo, brings over each day after school, and also playing cards with one of his biggest supporters, Nana. His father, of course, is not pleased with Jack's decision and makes many futile attempts to convince him otherwise. To make matters worse, Leo brings over his older brother, Marcus, who interviews Jack for the high school newspaper.
ack's strike is no longer limited to the confines of his home when Marcus's article, entitled
Horace Henchell Student Takes a Stand By Taking a Seat
, is published. Jack, now the center of attention, receives a call from Brody Newhouse, who is the host of a local TV show called
Kidz In the Newz
and wants to feature him. Of course, the show takes off in a different direction, which only complicates matters. When Nana speaks, Jack realizes something valuable about life and makes the decision to call off the strike.
n this story set in three parts – before, during, and after – Tommy Greenwald cleverly takes an issue that is a real problem today between kids and their parents, and turns
Jack Strong Takes a Stand
into a hilarious yet thought-provoking story about over scheduling to prepare for college. It's sprinkled throughout with Melissa Mendes's comical illustrations; young as well as older readers will certainly enjoy this story to the very end.
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This month, Stephen Wright from n.e.w.s. joined us from Paris. On Thursday night he was the guest at DAI and presented 'Plausible Artworlds', a collaborative project organized by Scott Rigby, Basekamp and Stephen Wright. Every Tuesday evening from 6 pm – 8 pm EST, in 2010, a group of people gather in the Basekamp space in downtown Philadelphia, while dozens of others from around the world join the potluck discussion over Skype. A kinda year-chat marathon, representative(s) of artists collectives or art-related groups present not their art "work" but the art-sustaining environment they have devised where art – as they understand that term – can thrive. Piggybacking on the sometimes capricious (but user-friendly and widely used) infrastructure of Skype, 'Plausible Artworlds' has sought over course of the year to compile a sizeable cross-section of "exhibits" – in the forensic sense of the term – attesting to the widespread existence of actual, multiple artworlds, substantively different from the mainstream variant, around the globe. The idea is to support alternative modes of artworld / lifeworld integration by bringing together, and hopefully engineering plausible reconfigurations of what is often referred to, unpluralized, as the artworld – its economy, its infrastructure, its inter-cerebral network.
After Stephen's lecture on Thursday night, Greg Scranton joined us on Friday from Philadelphia in Skype and elaborated upon the project, selecting certain weekly presentations from the comprehensive database. See the 'Plausible Artworlds', for more information and during the course of this year, audio archives of the conversations will be added.
On Friday afternoon Stephen organized a seminar entitled 'Machina multa minax minitatur maxima muris', addressing the machine in contemporary society in regard to the human body being inseparable from the machine. Modernity defined machines in two different ways, a robot, an extension a prosthesis, a powerful tool, useful and celebrated device. On the other hand as replacing the human body and then perceived as a device of alienation. Those two apparently polarized conceptions of the machine have one fundamental point in common: a machine is not separate from the human body that operates it. Machines are not objects but subjects. Stephen hinged his lecture on modern machines by explaining Fordism, post Fordism and Animism with excerpts from videos like 'Worker Leaving the Factory' by Harun Farocki, as well as Angela Melitopoulos & Maurizio Lazaratto's 'Assemblages', from the show Animism curated by Anselm Franke at Extra City and Au Travail(At Work) by Dominic Gagnon. Also cited was the text by Sean Dockray 'The Scan and the Export', describing the machines themselves and the people who use them, referencing Deleuze and Guattari 'desiring machines'.
Machina multa minax minitatur maxima muris
How's that for a lilting verbal readymade? "Mega machines that menace walls and ramparts to the max." Cut & pasted from Roman military strategist Ennius (2nd C. BC), it happens to be one of the first instances of what would become the Latin usage of "machine". Wouldn't it make a nice epitaph for what so much politically engaged modernist and contemporary art sees itself to be doing? Breaking down semiotic walls, or better still, melting them away, circumventing them by displacing the partition lines of the sensible? But more importantly, this premodern usage of the notion of machine reveals to just what extent modernity "instrumentalized" the notion of the machine, construing it either as an alienating replacement of the human, or else a mere extension of human agency. What has become clear under post-Fordism and the rise of 2.0 attention economics is the extent to which machines are not mere objects, but subjects — or rather to what extent subjectivities and their production are inseparable from giant machines, from networks of hybrid machinery, from the desiring machines that we are. Animism, anathema to modernity, may be making a comeback. The walls that have been broken down are those of the factories — those icons of modern productivism — yet if the factories are no longer visible, they have not disappeared, but have become socialized — and their immateriality continues to produce value, desire, relationality, profit. The shadows previously cast by the walls have shifted, by which we mean that working conditions have changed dramatically, and yet we struggle to describe this shift with the conceptual vocabulary of modernity. But artists are showing a different picture — and in this era where language stutters to articulate the change, it is interesting to see what artists have been filming behind the invisible factory walls, in the new shadows cast by the pulsing of the overcoded networks.


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"There is a cult of ignorance in the United States, and there has always been. The strain of anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that "my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge."
I have been accused of all sorts of things over the years due to anti-intellectualism, you know the sort of thing. The idea being that if you value knowledge it makes you some sort of elitist.
Just this week a friend (and by extension, in context, it also applied to me) was accused of being "over-educated."
This cropped up because she had objected to the poor English in some of these "memes" that go around with otherwise worthy messages. Like me she feels unable to share the semi-literate ones.
Somebody said "not everyone has the benefit of an education."
If you don't know by now, I dropped out of school at 17, I am officially UNeducated. What education I did get was poor, really poor. I had very little benefit there. What I had was the desire to learn more. I saw no value in ignorance. Virtually everything I know of any worth, I taught myself.
Have I done that more than necessary? Definitely. And I shall continue to do so.
But what does over-educated mean anyway? Is it simply a sort of envy - "you know more than I do and it's not fair!" or what? I don't think it is possible to be over-educated. How can you learn too much? Without a doubt, what you do with that education may not be all to the good but that's a separate issue.
It's all nonsense anyway. If you needed specialist surgery, you would not object to the doctor being over-educated. You'd want him to know as much as he possibly could.
I have no time whatsoever for reverse snobbery in regard to education. In Africa there are young children who walk miles every day for the opportunity to get an education. And you really don't need me to tell you the story of Malala Yousafzai.
So, no.
If, for whatever reason you are unable to learn, or you never got the chance to learn, or you don't want to learn, please don't turn it around and object to those who do. To put it another way, there's nothing clever about ignorance.
This morning I went to my local post office and was served by a very pleasant clerk. She is polite, friendly, and efficient. None of these, especially the latter, being guaranteed in post offices as I'm sure you know.
It would have been a very unremarkable visit if not for one off the cuff remark she made.
"I have never heard of Serbia."
I said nothing. I smiled. Not much you can say, is there?
I suppose I could have asked her if she'd been aware of any world events in the last 25 years, but one doesn't. She'd have felt silly, and I'd have looked like an arse.
I'm not sure which bothers me the most, that she works in a post office and has never been taught, or bothered to learn, at least the NAMES of all possible international destinations. Or that anyone, regardless of their job, can be oblivious like that.
I suppose she just doesn't care. I don't care that I've never heard of certain TV presenters, rap artists, or NASCAR drivers. I am not ashamed of my lack of knowledge in these areas. I suppose it's just a difference in areas of interest, or what one considers important.
I'll leave it Mr Fry to sum it up for me.
"There are young men and women up and down the land who happily (or unhappily) tell anyone who will listen that they don't have an academic turn of mind, or that they aren't lucky enough to have been blessed with a good memory, and yet can recite hundreds of pop lyrics and reel off any amount of information about footballers. Why? Because they are interested in those things. They are curious. If you are hungry for food, you are prepared to hunt high and low for it. If you are hungry for information it is the same. Information is all around us, now more than ever before in human history. You barely have to stir or incommode yourself to find things out. The only reason people do not know much is because they do not care to know. They are incurious. Incuriosity is the oddest and most foolish failing there is."


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Does Having Children Improve Health?
Procreate For Better Health?
Forget about apples; maybe it's really a baby a day that keeps the doctor away! Two recent studies point to the health benefits of having children, and the first study, conducted at the University of California, San Diego, goes so far as to say that the more the merrier! Researchers followed 1,300 women from California and concluded that women who experience at least four pregnancies are less likely to die from cardiovascular disease than those who have never given birth — mothers of large families are half as likely to die from a stroke.
A second study, conducted by Australia's Deakin School of Health and Social Development found that childless women appear to be in poorer general health, and rank lower on measures of vitality, social functioning, and mental health. Researchers asked themselves what came first — were the women in poor health because they didn't have children, or were they childless because they were in poor health to begin with?
Does the possibility of improved health make the idea of procreation more appealing?


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The unlikely spectacular will cover moments in his life, including his early years under Nazi occupation in his native Poland, his struggle against Communism and his election as pontiff in 1978.
It will also depict the attempt on his life in 1981, when a Turkish gunman, Mehmet Ali Agca, shot him in the stomach, hand and arm as the pontiff rode in his open-topped Popemobile through St Peter's Square in the Vatican.
An actor singing "Dio e Morto" — God Is Dead — will play the part of Agca, who in January was released from nearly 30 years in prison.
"It's a famous Italian song from the 1960s and it fits the situation perfectly," said the director, Gianluca Ferrato.
"We've been told there will be cardinals and monsignore in the audience and we're hoping that Pope Benedict XVI will come and see it too. We're a bit nervous about how they might react.
"It's an unusual concept, we admit, but through music and dance we can tell the story of this great man." The world premiere will be held in a theatre in Rome on Friday, with the musical touring Italy during the summer and then returning to the capital for a month-long run in October.
The young Karol Wojtyla's love of soccer and his secret studies to become a priest will also feature in the spectacular, which involves a cast of 30 singers, dancers and actors.
The two-hour show is called "Non Abbiate Paura" — Italian for Don't Be Scared.
"It became one of the emblematic phrases of his papacy," said Father Giuseppe Spedicato, the Catholic priest who wrote the script. "This is a man who changed the history of the Church, and of the world."


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WORDS Julian de la Celle
The Damned were welcomed to Los Angeles with open arms at their SOLD OUT Belasco Theatre show last Thursday night. This year marks the 40th anniversary milestone for the band and they're just as talented and energetic as ever. Their over 2 hour set, which included a short intermission, consisted of around 35 songs in reverse chronological order beginning with 2008's "Nature's Dark Passion" and ending with their 1977 hit single "New Rose." After a massive amount of applause and chanting from the crowd, the band came back on stage to perform "Curtain Call" before thanking everyone for their long time support. Make sure to catch them on tour HERE.


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A "Make America Great Again" march in support of President Trump drew about 2,000 people to Bolsa Chica State Beach on Saturday, March 25, including a group of about 30 protesters whose presence triggered a violent melee at the start of the event.
As the marchers, many in MAGA hats or carrying American flags, walked down the bike path from Pacific Coast Highway and Warner Avenue, about a dozen protesters wearing black masks formed a wall blocking them.
The situation got ugly and lasted for about a half hour; after much yelling, shoving, pushing and punching, some protesters pepper-sprayed a group of marchers.
Four protesters were arrested, California State Parks Police Capt. Kevin Pearsall said.
But the march went on.
March organizers said they had been hoping for peace. Many had brought their children.
"I'm not just here in support of Trump, but our vets, military, police officers and emergency responders," said Darlene Savord of Tustin, one of the organizers.
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Here WeGo is a rebranded Here Maps GPS app. Here Maps was for years the best GPS solution for Windows phones. It offered offline mode, a free selection of maps for all parts of the world and quite good and accurate routes. After a while, when the map business owned by Nokia was bought by a consortium of German car manufacturers, the app arrived on Android. In July this year, Here Maps rebranded itself as Here WeGo, bringing quite a few new features.
The app takes around 35 megabytes of storage space (without maps) and it installs pretty quickly. After you finish installing it, you'll get a list of maps divided by countries (the U.S is divided into states). All maps are free to download. Some take around 100 MB of less while others, like France or Germany, can take more than one gigabyte. Overall, this is one handy feature allowing you to decide which maps will be downloaded, and to download additional maps and to download additional maps only when they are needed.
The design is minimalistic, with just a few options on the main screen. You can select a destination and let the app calculate the quickest route, can search for nearby restaurants, gas stations, tours and guides parking, even ATMs and banks, and the feature works rather well. The app can work in offline mode after you download necessary maps, but for using Nearby feature, you'll have to allow it to go online.
There's an option allowing you to save your home location, which can be changed if needed. Routes are calculated rather fast, with the option to exclude unpaved roads and to avoid toll roads, which can come very handy. For all those who like to party, the app has a Go Home shortcut that can be placed on one of your Home screens. Tapping it will give you directions to your house, with nearest public transport stations allowing you to get home safe if intoxicated.
Turn-by-turn feature works as intended, although sometimes the route suggested by the app can be longer than the route you usually take. This isn't an issue since the app gives you a couple of alternative routes, where available. Allowing the user to pick the best route from the group of available paths is something really cool. Here WeGo even has an option that will find the nearest parking spot, guide you to it, and after you left your vehicle it will switch to walking directions to lead you to your destination.
Voice-guided navigation works in more than 130 different countries while the live traffic info works in 55 countries; you'll need an internet connection in order to use the live traffic data. Here WeGo can display a few different map layers. The basic map layer will just show the map along with roads; there's a traffic layer, adding live traffic data on the map, great for times when you need to get somewhere during rush hour. The third layer is a satellite view of the map, along with live traffic data. For a satellite view, you have to be connected to the internet.
The app is completely free. If you want, you can download all the maps at once but that will just eat all of your storage space. Here WeGo is a great alternative to Google Maps. Its offline option works much better, offline maps work for entire countries and don't have to be updated as often as on Google Maps. Here WeGo offers a plethora of useful features, it is lightweight, most of its features work in a huge selection of countries, and most importantly the maps are highly detailed with accurate routes. The app can be downloaded from Play Store for the low, low price of free.


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A native New Yorker dedicated to her city.
Gabrielle Bendiner-Viani is the author of Contested City: Art and Public History as Mediation at New York's Seward Park Urban Renewal Area (University of Iowa, 2019). An urbanist, artist, curator, and teacher practicing new modes of public arts and urbanism for community engagement, she has 20 years of experience working to understand people's relationship to city spaces, and a PhD in environmental psychology.
She uses participatory research, creative visual practice, community engagement, public humanities, creative placemaking, and the creation of innovative urban exhibitions to create spaces for dialogue. An experienced leader and public facilitator with cross-cultural and multimedia literacies, Bendiner-Viani often lectures internationally and consults with cultural organizations on the intersection of arts and community.
Bendiner-Viani is founder of Buscada, an interdisciplinary design, art & research studio as well as a professor of urban studies and public art at the New School in New York. She was previously Postdoctoral Fellow in Visual Culture at the International Center of Photography, Visiting Fellow at the Centre for Urban Community Research, Goldsmiths, University of London, and Associate Director of Civic Engagement Initiatives at the New School. Her work has been shown at organizations including Cuchifritos / Artists Alliance, No Longer Empty, MIT, the Brooklyn Public Library, the Center for Architecture, the Sheila C. Johnson Design Center, and Tate Britain. Her writing on cities, culture and photography has appeared in journals including Visual Studies, Urban Omnibus, Space and Culture, Society & Space, and Buildings & Landscapes. Bendiner-Viani lives in New York with her partner and 7-year-old son.


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No live feed for me. I hope we are not going to lose this cam.
No live feed for me. I hope we are not going to lose this cam.
Lovely place.
The fountains are on.......yay !!!
I haven't touched them. Fresh doughnuts would have to be eaten but the pizzas are my "comfort blanket." :D
HAHAHA....Have you eaten both pizzas yet?
I blame it on the chocolate overload!!!!!! :D
Wait....what???? Oh, I think you're confusing me with Silver Sqirrel. Here in Oregon it is just about the same as you in Devon. And yes...it's raining. :D
Hi stargzr ...... as I stepped outside into 47F I thought of you with your 90+. Do you even own a coat? :D
Yay....... They're pulling back the tarp and getting ready for the fountains!
I shall definitely adopt that theory from now on!!!!!! :D
I prefer to think we're crammed full of wisdom !!!
That's exactly what happens to me ........ I think my brain is overloaded ...... full of clutter. LOL
Sorry,MD. I get that msg for a second, then it goes into regular. However, you're not missing much.....on 3/24 there is some kind of celebration regarding the War, something to do with numbers, I've already forgotten! LOL
Hi stargzr ......... I really want to know but when I clicked on the link it said "Run Adobe Flash" ...... which I don't. :(
"igloo" explanation available on the above website for those who really want to know :)
Hi Bill ........ that new puppy will keep you young. LOL!!!
Hey MD. Yeah, I have a life, but some health issues, a new puppy, working on a hobby and did I mention a new puppy? He seems to take up a lot of time with housebreaking, that was easy, trying to convince him I am not a chew toy ( my arms and hands look like I have been in a knife fight and lost.)
Could be. :D
I don't suppose those footprints are those of the Abominable Snowman????? :D
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Graphic Design is all about telling a story, and having grown up in a maritime kitchen party I have learned how to spin a damn good yarn.
I come from a DIY background and love finding creative and fun solutions to problems. Whether the project is a logo, a book cover, a poster, an annual report or something I have never tackled before, I engage every job with enthusiasm.
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Joseph A. Lombardo
Sadly, car accidents are highly common in Atlantic City and throughout New Jersey. Between a high population density, a proximity to major urban centers like Philadelphia and New York City, and a heavily-utilized highway system, New Jersey is rife with opportunities for car accidents to occur. The New Jersey Department of Public Transportation (NJDOT) reports that in 2012, Atlantic County saw 9,874 car crashes — that's about 27 car crashes per day, which means that there's approximately one crash per hour. 2,689 of these crashes resulted in injuries, meaning that in Atlantic County, about seven people become injured in car accidents every single day.
If you are one of these unfortunate individuals and you are seeking to take legal action, Lombardo Law is here for you. Whatever the nature of your injury, you don't have to endure the physical pain, emotional trauma, and medical bills on your own. You may be entitled to seek restitution for the physical, mental, and financial damage you are suffering from. Our attorneys are compassionate listeners with 20 years of experience representing individuals injured in car accidents in Atlantic City and beyond. Call our offices at (609) 418-4537 today for a free consultation.
Accident-Prone Roadways Leading to Atlantic City
Atlantic City, New Jersey, is home to nearly 40,000 residents, and Atlantic County as a whole is home to approximately 275,500. Additionally, residents of Atlantic County frequently commute to work in cities like Newark, New York, and Philadelphia, meaning that traffic is constant, thick, and aggressive. (While not exactly a quantifiable statistic, it's undeniable that drivers in New Jersey have a reputation as some of the worst in the country.) Atlantic County is home to a long list of major roadways, including but not limited to:
- the Atlantic City Expressway (also known as Route 446)
- the Garden State Parkway
- U.S. Route 206
- U.S. Route 9
- State Route 87
- State Route 54
- State Route 52
Additionally, problems with road safety are exacerbated in Atlantic County due to Atlantic City's reputation and driving economy as a city of bars, restaurants, and casinos. Casinos in particular encourage an atmosphere where drinking is highly prevalent, and when judgment is impaired by alcohol, accidents are even more likely to happen. DWI checkpoints have helped to make a dent in the problem, but car crashes still occur at an alarming rate — even with the checkpoints in place.
Common Injuries Resulting from Car Accidents
What types of car crash injuries can you get compensated for? Depending on the speed of the vehicles involved, the quality of the vehicles themselves, and the physics of a particular road's design, a variety of nasty injuries, both internal and external, commonly result from car crashes. Some typical auto accident injury types include brain injuries, whiplash injuries, broken bones, and more. Read details below about other common car accident injuries.
"Laceration" is essentially a fancy word for "cut." Victims of auto accidents can become covered in dozens or even hundreds of lacerations resulting from any number of flying car parts and road debris. Glass, steel, plastic, and asphalt can all have razor-sharp edges that, in combination with the speed of flying through the air, can result in deep lacerations which can then become infected or require expensive stitches.
"Whiplash" is a slang term for what happens when the force of an accident causes a victim's head and neck to jerk rapidly beyond their normal range, resulting in strains and tears to muscles and ligaments.
Broken Bones
There are almost innumerable ways for bones to break in a car accident. Heavy chunks of debris can smash limbs, snap fingers, crush ribs, and cause countless other types of bone breaks.
Internal Injuries
Human bodies are soft, and cars are very hard. If part of a damaged vehicle loosens and impacts an accident victim with sufficient force, the strength of the blow may be enough to rupture organs or blood vessels and cause internal bleeding.
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Who the hell is "GLOSSIPGIRL"?!?
Who the Hell is "Glossipgirl"?!?
For those of you who've followed me for a while, you know that my real name is Judi Gabbay. I'm a 20 something year old makeup artist originally from New Jersey and now in New York fulfilling my childhood dream of being a makeup artist.
The number one question I always get is how I came up with the name "Glossipgirl". The truth is, a long time client and good friend of mine named Sarina Azizo had booked an appointment with me and texted me afterward to say thank you. "Everyone loved it!", she texted me. It was about 2011 and Gossip Girl was on air at the time. I immediately texted her back in true Gossip Girl fashion, "Spotted. Sarina at (insert location here) looking gorgeous. What look will she rock next time? Find out next time. Xoxo, GLOSSIPGIRL" It just came to me. At that moment, she was my Serena Vanderwoodsen, and I was Gossip Girl, only… with a little change. Later that afternoon, I changed my instagram handle. A few people close to me at the time told me it was tacky, but I loved it anyways. I stuck with it, and it caught on. Clients now use terms like "I'm by Glossip", or "I cant wait to get Glossiped!". The name became its own brand, and I'm so grateful for the clients who keep the #GlossipLove going, as well as Sarina who is still a good client and amazing friend.
I've always wanted to start a blog. My passion for beauty, skin care and giving girls the confidence they sometimes forget they originally had is what started me in this business. Sharing my favorite skin care products, makeup techniques and experiences in this crazy world of beauty is my goal!
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... but so does positivity!
Have you ever entered a room and instantly felt the tension leftover from an intense argument you didn't witness?
What about the experience of someone entering and instantly boosting the mood of a room just by their mere presence?
Emotions are contagious. They move within and between us over and over again. We often focus a lot on how to limit our contact with the unpleasant ones- though how can we help teens hold onto the pleasant ones longer?
That's right- when you purposefully create and then talk about remembering the good times- you actually hold onto that pleasant feeling even longer.
This can be especially helpful for teens who are often feeling so grumpy thanks to the stress and hormonal changes that come with being a teen these days.
Here are some ways teens can accumulate positive events:
- Make a list of all the things they love to do - it can be something simple like listening to music, or big like go snowboarding on the weekend
- Ask them to talk about their favorite experiences - go for the details- have them describe the experience using observations from their 5 sense. What did it look like, smell like, feel like, sound like, and taste like?
- Document it - encourage teens to take photos, write it in a journal, or even create a collage/Pinterest board filled with these positive events
You'll be turning frowns upside down in no time when you accumulate positive events. Be sure to let me know your favorite ways to accumulate positive events in the comments below
Want even more positive influences in your teen's life? Teen Girls Therapy Group is a weekly space where your teen girl can connect with others dealing with anxiety, depression, or low self-esteem. By talking and learning together, they learn to feel better about the relationships they have with themselves and others.
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Previously, he was part of the labor departments of Claro y Cía., Philippi Irarrázaval Pulido and Brunner and Urenda Rencoret Orrego and Dörr, being highlighted by Chambers & Partners – Latin America 2013 as an "intelligent lawyer with a constant dedication to improve his knowledge, Making sure to stay up to date with the development of the market. " Also highlighted in the 2014 edition for his "good judgment and diligent service", edition 2015 for being a "creative conflict solver" and edition 2016 for his "precise and well-developed advice", adding that he is a talented, Efficient and highly committed to finding solutions to its customers. " He has made several publications in national and foreign media.
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Wednesday, June 4, 2008
How do you Smoke Salmon?
Ba dum Ching!!!! I am so hilarious.
I am smoking Salmon this afternoon. I am using a salt and sugar cure with secret spices. The smoking process is going to anoy the hell out of my neighbours. Ha, Ha, Ha....
I am also in the process of trying to quit smoking cigarettes. It is hard, and I am really, really, really cranky.
Sorry for not responding to comments, I suck.
7 comments:
- Per Your Request said...
Good luck, its really really hard, I know! Keep us updated on how it goes. Are you using something to aid you to quit?
- 4/6/08 13:57
- Kay said...
Good luck. I was going to ask you the same question, you using gum or patches?
I love Salmon, my fav way to have is a grilled salmon with mash potatoes.. yummm
I updated my blog btw ;-)
- 4/6/08 16:46
- HnD said...
You forgot to mention you have to light the salmon's tail first lol
Good luck!
- 5/6/08 14:51
- HijabIsOverrated said...
You're not in town yet? You're not missing anything anyway. It's been raining cats and dogs on the east coast (dc area) my little ones are getting a tan.
Salmon is the best on begals. the Jewish deli on I street downtown has the best begals and locks ever!
A nice Salmon steak with a salad is always specail too. See, now i'm about to go make some salmon cakes.
- 6/6/08 18:25
- L_Oman said...
Yo, Sub! Once I saw a video clip on YouTube on how to smoke salmon in a carboard box! Go figure! And you would have an unlimited supply of boxes @ Safeer in Atheiba if it's a regular thing.
- 14/6/08 11:52
- Suburban said...
PYR, Kay, We used Niccotine pills, and failed in a truly spectacular manner. I am smoking as I type.
The Salmon, However, Kicks ass.
Hijab- God, I miss a good Jewish Deli, and a Decent Bagel. We're headed Stateside shortly, I am in final bagel countdown.
HND, L_Oman, Thanks for stopping by! I use Stone's Gas BBQ for Hot smoked Salmon. It's Wicked.
- 23/6/08 14:49
- Anonymous said...
There is now a new quit smoking drug available in the market. This latest breakthrough is known as Chantix. It is able to help smokers snub out their addiction by working on the brain.
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BLACK BOY JOY: Paperback
BLACK BOY JOY: Paperback
Reserve your paperback copy of "Black Boy Joy" today! Enjoy seeing the growth and journey of a mother and son from birth to college.
BLACK BOY JOY is an expressive story depicting the bond of a mother and son through the eyes of the mother. As her son grows from birth to college, experiencing highs and lows, trying new things, and all that in between, the mother's love remains constant and reassuring to her son.
BLACK BOY JOY is a keepsake that can be used for all mothers to treasure and pen a reaffirming note to their sons that they can hold onto for a lifetime.


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The Favourite's Weisz and Colman back gay rights on Baftas red carpet
The pair proclaimed their support for the LGBT community on the red carpet before Sunday's awards ceremony.
Bafta winners Olivia Colman and Rachel Weisz have been hailed as LGBT heroes after proclaiming their support for the community on the red carpet before Sunday's awards show.
Twitter user @lgbtdisney, a 19-year-old called Grace from Liverpool, asked the pair to voice their support into a camera outside the Royal Albert Hall on Sunday night before they were both commended for their roles as lovers in period drama The Favourite.
"Rachel and Olivia are so lovely and I love their friendship," Grace told the Press Association.
"What gave me the idea was because Rachel always talks about kissing Olivia with such joy."
The videos have been shared thousands of times across the social network.
RACHEL SAYING GAY RIGHTS AND HUGGING ME pic.twitter.com/4F9xLC7VQw— grace (@HORRORNlGHTS) February 10, 2019
HERES THE BOTH TOGETHER pic.twitter.com/awjTsLxoc6— grace (@HORRORNlGHTS) February 10, 2019
Weisz didn't initially realise the quote was for a video but came back to take part, said Grace.
She continued: "Olivia followed closely behind and Rachel was all giddy telling Olivia about the gay rights video I had her do. Then I asked Olivia if she would too and she was super excited to do so.
"I was expecting the video to go around but I didn't expect it to go this far.
"I'm so happy reading all the replies from fans about it being excited over it just as much as I am."
Hundreds of Twitter users praised the actors as well as @lgbtdisney for standing up for gay rights.
wow. Just. Wow. The favorite women just keep on FFEEEDDDINGG https://t.co/YkFc4rAjbS— tharls (@tharleys) February 10, 2019
yes girl!!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🌈🌈🌈🌈 scousers get things DONE— 🎃🥀𝔰𝔭𝔬𝔬𝔨𝔶 𝔟𝔦𝔱𝔠𝔥🕸🍂 (@slayerfest91) February 10, 2019
Go Grace! 🏳🌈🙌🏻— Gary Buxton MBE (@GaryBuxtonMBE) February 10, 2019
i'm just watching this over and over again and grinning to myself— Coffin ⚰ Grim (@connieglynn) February 10, 2019
The Favourite, in which royal courtiers Weisz and Emma Stone compete for the affections of Colman's Queen Anne, picked up seven Baftas including best British film, as well as accolades for its writing and design.
The film is nominated for six Oscars as well as outstanding film at the GLAAD Media awards, which honour the best representations of the LGBT community in film and television.


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Start by letting the full sun hit your closed eyelids for many minutes at a time first, you get some of the same benefits, but it is far less intense! Then, after a week or so of doing this practice only, you may feel ready to move into looking at the sun with open eyes during the early day or late day time windows recommended below.
Make sure, whenever you are sungazing, that your back is straight and that your feet are firmly on the ground barefoot (even in winter). This seems to be very important, in both my own experience and in a number of traditions.
Especially when first starting, try to sungaze only within the time windows of the first 1/2 hour after sunrise or the last 1/2 hour prior to sunset, or, even the first and last hour of each day.
Start sungazing slowly; perhaps sungazing during the early day or late day time windows for only 30 to 60 seconds at a time in the beginning, and increasing the time slowly over ensuing weeks.
Do it with no distractions such as walking the dog, minding the kids, talking to spouse. Works best and with least problems if your heart is already somewhat open.
Consciously "open" the spine channels from top of head to pelvis by visualizing beforehand a large tube running from crown to pelvis; do this visualization for only a few second in the beginning, and then let go of it… Gently, for the first few seconds, "pull" the light energy from sun first to heart and then to belly (solar plexus) and then to lower belly (navel chakra). From here, especially on the exhale, you can allow the energy to flow throughout the body.
While looking at sun, go to heart center and thank sun for all it gives us and express gratitude and appreciation for life it gives. Some Native American traditions claim that if you look at the sun with gratitude, anything you sincerely ask for at that time will be granted or will manifest.
When finished your sungazing session, stay outside with your feet on the ground, either standing or walking, for at least 20 minutes. Hira Manek has told me that he recommends walking barefoot for at least 45 minutes after each sungazing session. This sounds ideal. I personally have found that even 10 minutes of barefoot standing or walking outdoors is far better than no "post-sungazing" time at all. Fully expect that you may feel some slight visual impairment for up to an hour afterwards.
Fully expect that you may experience a strong "negative" sun image in yellow or blue afterwards for up to an hour, particularly if you neglect to stand or walk on the earth for at least 10 to 20 minutes after sungazing.


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10:10am on Friday, 25th August, 2006:
I have to deliver a full-year module starting in October, EE224. It's entitled Computer Games Architecture and Design. I have no idea what I'm going to say in it.
I thought I wasn't going to have to teach it until 2007/08 or possibly 2008/09, but no, apparently it's starting this year.
The thing is, with the merger of the Computing and Electronics departments, we're going to be switching our modules around a bit. I was originally intending to put in EE224 some of the material I currently teach in other modules, and add a programming component using some yet-to-be-determined game engine (just as soon as I can find one with a decent SDK, documentation and model set) (that's free). However, the merger hasn't taken place yet so I can neither rip pieces from the modules that will be changing, nor can I assume that the students can program well enough that I can dump a professional-quality game engine on them. Worse, I don't know how the other lecturers are changing their modules, so if I were to decide to teach using a simple web-based system (JavaScript, Flash or whatever) it could well be that they get taught it twice. I don't suppose my colleagues would be too happy to learn that what they were about to explain in the third year had already been taught in the second. Augh!
I have to hand in the syllabus by the end of the month. That is so not going to happen...
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The monthly music night that opens your ears to the best bands around, some who have learning disabilities and some who don't. The Rock House mixes it up for musicians and audiences; always surprising and totally inclusive. The Rock House is produced by Carousel; learning disability-led arts. "Unrestrained and joyful" - Brightonsfinest. DATE: 18th March 2019 TIME: Doors 7pm / Music 7.30pm - 9.30pm COST: £3 OTD


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AquaJam: Best Trick | Saturday, July 21 | 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm | Guthrie Theater Parking Lot
An Aquatennial classic event is back! Join us for AquaJam, a legacy event that was a popular Aquatennial destination during the 1980s. This year's event is taking place at the Guthrie Theater's parking lot, equidistant from the Target Fireworks/pre-fireworks festivities and X Games at U.S. Bank Stadium. Stop by this free event and watch local skateboarders take part in a Best Trick Contest on new obstacles for great cash prizes!
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From that very first introduction to the way that they always seem to make a bad mood better, pets bring a certain kind of joy to the lives of pet owners that cannot be easily described. Their presence has been scientifically shown to boost the brain's "happy hormones" and they are wonderful protectors, nurturers, and… Read more »
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National Veterinary Technician Week: Third Week of October
Veterinary technicians are critical to the day-to-day function of veterinary practices, and play vital roles in preserving animal health and welfare. National Veterinary Technician Week, first celebrated in 1993, takes place in the third week of October each year, and provides an opportunity to recognize veterinary technicians' contributions. Although we value veterinary technicians every day… Read more »
Cat Hairball 101: The What, Why, & How of Cat Hairballs
Every cat owner knows the sound of heaving and choking that occurs before a ball of hair is strewn about the floor of a living space. It is something that many cat owners believe simply comes with the territory and is certainly a small price to pay for all of the positives that accompany cat… Read more »
October is American Humane's Adopt-a-Dog Month®
Each October, American Humane, the country's first national humane organization and the nation's leading first responder for animals in need, encourages animal lovers to consider adopting a dog from a local shelter or rescue group in honor of its yearly "Adopt-a-Dog Month®." This year, American Humane is continuing its national initiative to bring awareness to… Read more »