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THE DRIVER of a car that crashed into a telegraph pole near Bromyard had to be cut free by fire crews.
The air ambulance was among the emergency response to the single-car collision on the B4214 at Edwyn Ralph on Friday morning.
"One car had left the road and was in collision with a telegraph pole with one person medically trapped," a spokesperson for Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service said.
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Paramedics from West Midlands Ambulance Service were also at the scene, along with West Mercia Police.
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"On arrival we discovered one patient, a man, who was the driver of the car.
"He was treated for injuries not believed to be serious before being taken to Hereford County Hospital by land ambulance."

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This article was published on the journal Stroke's website in November 2017. Subscribers to the journal may access the full text of the article via this link.
Background and Purpose—Animal studies suggest that cooling improves outcome after ischemic stroke. We assessed the feasibility and safety of surface cooling to different target temperatures in awake patients with acute ischemic stroke.
Methods—A multi centre, randomized, open, phase II, clinical trial, comparing standard treatment with surface cooling to 34.0°C, 34.5°C, or 35.0°C in awake patients with acute ischemic stroke and an National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale score of ≥6, initiated within 4.5 hours after symptom onset and maintained for 24 hours. The primary outcome was feasibility, defined as the proportion of patients who had successfully completed the assigned treatment. Safety was a secondary outcome.
Results—Inclusion was terminated after 22 patients because of slow recruitment. Five patients were randomized to 34.0°C, 6 to 34.5°C, 5 to 35.0°C (cooling was initiated in 4), and 6 to standard care. No (0%), 1 (17%), and 3 (75%) patients, respectively, completed the assigned treatment (P=0.03). No (0%), 2 (33%), and 4 (100%) patients reached the target temperature (P=0.01). Pneumonia occurred in 8 cooled patients but not in controls (absolute risk increase, 53%; 95% confidence interval, 28–79%; P=0.002).
Conclusions—In awake patients with acute ischemic stroke, surface cooling is feasible to 35.0°C, but not to 34.5°C and 34.0°C. Cooling is associated with an increased risk of pneumonia.


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Press release 48/2017
Many entrepreneurs work long hours and take fewer days off than others. One in three entrepreneurs struggle with balancing work and private life. However, some entrepreneurs have no difficulties finding that balance. One can also develop one's time management skills.
– A good first goal is to give enough time and dedication to the things that one considers important. This is why every entrepreneur should put taking care of one's well-being on the agenda, says Barbara Bergbom, Senior Advisor at the Finnish Institute of Occupational Health.
The 'Work, private life, and time management' guide also introduces time management tools and gives examples of efficient time management.
Networks support both business and well-being
Networks help entrepreneurs to expand and develop their operations. They can be a source of new co-operative partners and clients and help the company to increase its sales and improve its efficiency. Networks can also give rise to new ideas and insights and help the entrepreneur to develop products and services and one's own expertise.
– Networking with other entrepreneurs is also an excellent way to let go of work, facilitate the coordination of work and personal life, and share thoughts and worries non-entrepreneurs might not always understand, says Auli Airila, Specialist Researcher at the Finnish Institute of Occupational Health.
The 'Networks – providing support for entrepreneurs' guide focuses on the benefits of networking and introduces different networks and the main requirements of network-based work. The guide also offers practical tips for getting to know other people.
– A genuine interest in other people is a good starting point. When interacting with others, it is wise to focus on things that are likely to make the other person feel valued and important. However, pretentious behaviour or flattery are not good, either, entrepreneur Yusuf Mohamed comments in the guide.
The Finnish Institute of Occupational Health has produced these two guides in collaboration with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Helsinki and NewCo YritysHelsinki within the 'Well-being at work for foreign-born entrepreneurs' subproject that is part of the 'Promoting the well-being of micro-entrepreneurs through networking' project (2015–2017). Other activities of the project include well-being workshops for entrepreneurs where the participants discussed factors affecting well-being at work and coping as an entrepreneur. The guides are available in Finnish, English, Estonian and Russian. The Finnish Institute of Occupational Health will publish the third guide in the series, 'Occupational Health Care and Occupational Safety for Entrepreneurs' later this autumn.
Further information:
Senior Adviser Barbara Bergbom, Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, tel. +358 043 824 3765, barbara.bergbom(at)ttl.fi
Specialist Researcher Auli Airila, Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, tel. +358 043 824 5472, auli.airila(at)ttl.fi
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Tuesday, November 10, 2015
GLOBEBUSTERS ep.16 November 9 2015
With former military satellite technician Robin + Bob, TheMorgile, Jeran and Missa
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A View from the Bog
23 comments:
- rodin said...
Please explain how the Sun and Moon always appear the same diameter no matter where they are viewed from on Earth, nor at what time of day or night they are viewed, because they are obviously not in the same place, therefore simple geometry says that as whatever rotates is rotating the distances would change in any model other than one in which both Sun and Moon orbit the Earth, hence maintaining constant distance.
By constant distance I mean ignoring the long term fluctuations due apogee and perigee, before anyone gets to splitting semantic hairs. I am talking about per diem.
- November 10, 2015 at 1:22 PM
- rodin said...
And I can say the Sun orbits the Earth, if I choose the Earth as my frame of reference :)
- November 10, 2015 at 1:23 PM
Rodin, I didn't think there was anything to the Flat Earth claims, because I would expect there to be a single credentialed scientist blowing the whistle on it, as we have several with the AIDS scam.
Plus, this matter was supposedly settled over two thousand years ago by classical thinkers who didn't seem to have a whole lot to gain by engaging in disinfo or fraud, as we have today.
While Holocaust denial has been used to whip up people's emotions the most, the Flat Earth concept is held up as an analogy of the epitome of stupidity.
Regarding Dubay's "200 proofs," they should more appropriately be called "200 assertions" or "200 pieces of evidences," as there's no way each one of them could serve as a proof by itself.
On a Fakeologist thread, Ab said to start refuting the claims, but it's actually up to Dubay and anyone else challenging the current scientific notion of an spherical Earth to show how science purportedly doesn't adequately address his 200 critiques.
If he's not doing that, then it's just a hobby and the source of independent, layman investigation and musing.
But what do you say about Charlie Giuliani's recent condemnation of those promoting a Flat Earth, and specifically where he challenged anyone promoting it to call up various people along the same longitudinal line, but further south, say in Argentina, and ask them about the angle of the shadow that the sun casts at midday on a big pole, implying that it will be different with a spherical Earth. He seems to hold that up as a definitive argument against a Flat Earth, though he referenced other ways without going into details. Do you find that to be definitive proof of a spherical Earth?
- November 10, 2015 at 2:54 PM
- blake121666 said...
I'm not into the stupid "Flat Earth" theory but ...
The Sun's diameter at sunrise and sunset is much larger than at mid-day. So what is Rodin talking about?
Giuliani's suncast angle could obviously always be modeled in a flat model. This is so obvious, he and you should be embarrassed to think otherwise.
Proof enough for me is the manner a ship disappears hull first over the horizon. Or just the way the water looks curved over the horizon to me. Or the spheroidal look of other heavenly bodies.
I don't like the way you'd have to change Physics in a Flat Earth model and see the Physics as fine as is. It strikes me as a waste of time to look into Flat Earth models - although it might be intellectually stimulating for the mathematically inclined.
- November 10, 2015 at 3:21 PM
"Giuliani's suncast angle could obviously always be modeled in a flat model. This is so obvious, he and you should be embarrassed to think otherwise."
He's basing it on what an ancient Greek mathematician did. He said Archimedes, but it seems to have been Eratosthenes. And I haven't performed the experiment myself, nor have I run a mathematical model on it to counter either Charlie or Eratosthenes.
"It strikes me as a waste of time to look into Flat Earth models"
Agreed, until a credentialed scientist steps up, except as a hobby.
Though, such a scientist might pop up at some point, and then the question becomes whether they are controlled opposition.
In the meantime, this whole issue is a great study case of how various alternative research movements can be diverted, side-tracked and split up.
The whole timing of this Flat Earth meme is something worthy of study, and Negentropic put forward the point that it seems to have been made big after Simon Shack of September Clues was to have been interviewed on some big internet show, and nothing happened with it.
Not sure that has anything to do with it, specifically. One big difference I see is Eric Dubay talking about Jewish power and Mark Sargeant saying nothing about it, getting onto Coast to Coast AM, and making ridiculous claims elsewhere, based on a show I heard with Dubay, pointing things out that Sargeant said, whcih seemed ridiculous on their face.
For me, it's just yet another escalation of what I have dubbed the hyperfakery meme being increasingly promoted out there, though in all these cases, I don't say definitively either way that what is being said isn't true, but we have to judge based on certain principles, and in matter of science, you need to consider whether there are any credentialed scientists speaking out about it.
- November 10, 2015 at 3:57 PM
Regarding other supposed established theories, with the Big Bang, we have scientist Halton Arp, who has pointed out redshift anomalies and pretty much been ignored, despite those seemingly completely challenging the whole notion of the age of the universe being what they say it is and the redshift being related to the distance of various heavenly bodies.
With global warming, you have Dr. Tim Ball. And speaking of taking things even further, he says that CFCs don't cause the big ozone holes, which seems wacky to say, given what various seemingly scientific findings have had to say and how the problem was easily and cheaply solved by banning CFCs compared to this global warming scam.
With vaccines, you have several doctors like Dr. Russell Blaylock, Dr. Sherry Tenpenny, the late Dr. Stan Monteith and several others who dispute their safety and effectiveness.
But I'm waiting to hear the name of one credentialed scientist taking apart the spherical Earth model. It's just like with the claim that nuclear power is a hoax. I'm also hearing crickets with any name being given of a scientist arguing that case, either, which makes me take those and put them in a box aside from things that can be proven or are being seriously questioned by those with expertise.
- November 10, 2015 at 4:09 PM
- Nick said...
Moon is a round sphere Sun is round, why the fuck would the earth be any different.
- November 10, 2015 at 4:27 PM
- blake121666 said...
Scientists do argue the case against Flat Earth. Google around.
Eratosthenes ASSUMED he was measuring a meridian arc. One could just as easily assume you are measuring straight lines - and if necessary throw in some topology. The experimental errors and local topology considerations are on the same order of magnitude as any flat/spheroid differences. You'd get nowhere with the meridian arc measurement strategy on its face. It would all be in how you handled the measurement data. There is no way you could determine sphericity from it alone - that is an assumption in your model which could just as well be assumed otherwise.
Regarding Nick's "Moon is a round sphere". Actually we can't say that since we always see one side. It could be a disc for all we know. :P
Where are the ends (edges) of the Earth in a Flat Earth model?
fauxcapitalist questions why no one is debunking Flat Earth. That's backwards. Flat Earthers need to prove Flat Earth. Show us the edges.
- November 10, 2015 at 5:08 PM
- rodin said...
blake121666 said...
I'm not into the stupid "Flat Earth" theory but ...
The Sun's diameter at sunrise and sunset is much larger than at mid-day. So what is Rodin talking about?
You are wrong. 100%
Google "The Moon Illusion", heck we even wrote a song about it once... Sun is same deal.
Flat Earth is a "Holocaust Denier" smear by association. Dubay knows it, prolly a Jew, Del, well who knows, he is Irish after all. prone to feckin this and feckin that and deleting my comments, feck 'im lol. Ringo his mate? Dunno, lotsa Jews in Ireland... CG, biggest Christ basher in the Troof Movement... Some of the stuff Foon puts up us sus and as for Scorp... have to wonder - is he the same gatekeeper Scorp from the Gold is Money forum? I could go on...
...and probably will lol
- November 10, 2015 at 5:21 PM
- rodin said...
But what do you say about Charlie Giuliani's recent condemnation of those promoting a Flat Earth, and specifically where he challenged anyone promoting it to call up various people along the same longitudinal line, but further south, say in Argentina, and ask them about the angle of the shadow that the sun casts at midday on a big pole, implying that it will be different with a spherical Earth. He seems to hold that up as a definitive argument against a Flat Earth, though he referenced other ways without going into details. Do you find that to be definitive proof of a spherical Earth?
CG is right on this, on first consideration, but then it is past wine-o-clock here in Scotland (What no whisky I hear you say... I have seen what the big W can do,,,)
- November 10, 2015 at 5:31 PM
- Scorpio said...
@Rodin - I've Never been on 'Gold is Money Forums'.
Weren't you on TIU years ago?
Gatekeeping? Exactly what agenda do you think I am gatekeeping for?? - lol
- November 10, 2015 at 5:42 PM
- blake121666 said...
You've been drinking rodin. The "moon illusion" could be seen anyway one chooses. The fact is, sunrise and sunset (and moonrise and moonset) show visibly larger orbs. This is a fact. Explain it away however you wish, but that is a fact.
And CG is so obviously wrong about meridian measurements I have to assume you've been drinking to not see it. Didn't you say you had a PhD in Chemistry? Do you think they would "prove" sphericity over ANY other model (let alone a Flat Earth model). Measuring suncast gives you squat in this regard ... very obviously so.
- November 10, 2015 at 6:06 PM
- blake121666 said...
As a matter of fact, I propose that the Earth is in the shape of Bob's Big Boy sign - as in that Austin Powers movie. PROVE ME WRONG! LOL :)
- November 10, 2015 at 6:35 PM
- wanda said...
At sunrise, the sun is far away from us, heading our way... at sunset, the sun is going out of the range of our vision. The sun and moon appear larger at those times because the moisture in the atmosphere is having a magnifying effect on them.
Here is an simple experiment you can prove right on your kitchen table... fill a clear glass full of water... hold a coin up on the other side of the glass and it will, indeed look larger. I have a hard time believing you deep thinkers couldn't figure that out for yourselves.
- November 10, 2015 at 9:41 PM
- Erik Paul said...
"A little learning is a dangerous thing." How true. A recent comment made here in which it was suggested that those (muffled gafaw) "fakeologists" were morons (a clinical term superior to imbecile and idiot) was deleted ( by someone who probably drinks green beer), so I'll try to be less hateful here.
Perhaps a better label would have been"sophomore," a wise fool who, like those second year students no "know it all" but are actually very immature and over foolish.
They have been taken in by sophistry--unsound misleading but clever plausible and subtitle argument.
This is s sophisticated (pun intended) psy-op---merge correct information (Holohoax) with outrageous steroidal retardation (flat earf) and thoroughly discredit the truth tellers.
No, everything you were taught wasn't a lie, only a small percentage. That's how psy-ops work. You're being played.
- November 11, 2015 at 12:57 AM
- Erik Paul said...
Please note that some of my words were changed without my noticing it.
To someone like me, in my seventh decade around the Sun, who spent time I USAF aerospace, who talked to x-15 astronauts (yes, they were astronauts) that witnessed the Earth's curvature from the edge of space and who:
1. Understands scalar and vector mechanics
2. Integral and differential calculus
3. university physics
4. Solid and plane geometry
5. Spherical trigonometry
6. Applied synergetics and the geometry of nature
7. Is trained in aerial navigation and has demonstrated the difference between geodesic arcs and lesser circle chords by laying out a spherical triangular course over CONUS by calculating the spherical excess of said trigon and then navigating a twin turbojet (pratt&Whitney J-60s) USAF Sabreliner along said course showing that Lattitudinal (lesser circle) travel was not the shortest distance between two points while Longtudinal (geodesic) travel was. The Earth is an approximate spheroid. QED
- November 11, 2015 at 1:35 AM
- Erik Paul said...
Crap! More of my words were changed by this infernal anticipatory text engine!
Moving right along, don't take my word for it, get yourself 12" school globe and some 1/16" architectural tape and lay out a class I method 3 geodesic grid ( per Joseph Clinton) such that the lesser circle chordal vertices lie circumferentially on the lines of lattitude. It will immediately become apparent that East- west travel is never the shortest distance between two points as the geodesic arcs are not coplanar. These distances were verified using airframe-mounted Doppler radar (radio detecting and ranging). Only possible on a bassa baw earf, mo fo!
Again, QED
PS, it might be helpful when applying your global grid to study first the Expo Sphere in Toronto as it is 16 frequency class I method 3 truncated sphere laced to a 32 frequency triacon
- November 11, 2015 at 2:07 AM
- rodin said...
OK folks I have sobered up lol
Wanda, what bullcrap you are spouting, you too Blake. Sorry.
Scorp, OK maybe I have confirmation bias built into the name, yes of course I posted on TIU and usually am down with Ognir's views, but this Flat Earth thing has me all Sandy Hooked up lol
- November 11, 2015 at 6:08 AM
- Scorpio said...
@Rodin - Well, you should already know that I posted at TIU for years, so my views should be well known to you. As far as flat earth goes. I've never posted an opinion on the matter. I still would like to know what agenda you think I might be gatekeeping for. It's quite an accusation to make because it implies several layers of intentional deceit.
- November 11, 2015 at 7:23 AM
- wanda said...
Rodin... what do you mean i am bullcrap? Are you saying that when you fill a glass with water and view an object on the other side of it, you do not witness a magnifying effect? That does not sound sober to me.
I don't know if the earth if flat, but it certainly looks flat. I didn't believe the earth was a spinny ball when i first heard of it in the first grade. They showed me an illustration of water in a bucket being swung around on a tether. What was wrong with that was the water was inside the bucket... and i wondered where on earth was the tether... are you telling me you buy that story? If so, then you don't have the intelligence of a six year old. Back then i couldn't fathom the adults would lie to me... now i have a different perspective.
No Globe... No Global-ism. Let me know when NASA can provide one clear image that is not an artist rendition or CGI... then we'll talk.
- November 11, 2015 at 7:59 AM
- Steve said...
If i were being gang raped, in the place where the sun don't shine, i don't think i'd be too concerned at that time whether it was in the bedroom or the kitchen but rather how the hell to get out of the immediate situation.
- November 11, 2015 at 3:33 PM
- rodin said...
@ Wanda : Sun is exactly same size all day, easily proved
@ Scorp : Be Seeing You
- November 15, 2015 at 2:41 PM
- wanda said...
Rodin... i can say, beyond a shadow of any doubt... you know fvck all. You, for instance, seem to think i said the sun changes size at some point in the day... and i don't say that at all... i don't even hint at it. The criminals are in charge of the show and they prophet by keeping us ignorant and filling our heads with just the sort of bullsh*t you are spewing forward... you're so full of it, it is brimming over.
Don't watch this video... or do watch it... i don't, frankly, give two sh*ts what you do or say. To anyone else, who is not owned outright and is still at liberty to speak freely and honestly... this is a fascinating video on some known, but suppressed science... and no magic tricks, you can repeat them on your own... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7hxbAiq_Yo&feature=em-uploademail
- November 15, 2015 at 3:23 PM


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AN assembly member has called for a "rapid review" into flood risk management in a village that has flooded three times in eight years.
Darren Millar, AM for Clwyd West, said the flooding of Llanfair TH is having a "lasting legacy" on residents and business owners. Heavy rainfall during Storm Ciara caused the River Elwy to burst its banks, resulting in waist-high water in the village square which swept away cars, displaced several residents and shut business properties.
Last year Natural Resources Wales (NRW) completed phase one of its flood management scheme after severe flooding in 2012. It said a bigger culvert and changes to the river flow upstream would provide a "one in 75-year" guarantee of protection.
However NRW said the culvert "became overwhelmed by the volume of water and debris that was brought down by the river" on Sunday.
Mr Millar said that before phase two of the flood scheme gets underway in the spring, concerns over whether it is "fit for purpose" must be answered.
"I know that phase two of the improvement project is supposed to be underway in the spring and I would suggest that there now needs to be a rapid review of that particular project to make sure that it is going to be fit for purpose," said Mr Millar.
"As I understand it, there was a problem with the maintenance of the clearing of the Nant Barrog, which overflowed and flooded homes in Llanfair TH. I think people will be looking as to why that maintenance regime has been insufficient to protect them this time around."
Kim Cooper, owner of the Siop y Llan and Post Office, said the community had not been given due warning over the risk of flooding during Storm Ciara.
"After 2012, we were assured by Conwy County Borough Council that this would never happen again because of all the work in the village," she said.
"If we'd have known, we could have put boards out which could have diverted the water away."
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Speaking in the Senedd on Monday, February 11, he said: "In England, the UK Government has made available funding for local authorities which have been affected. Can I ask that you trigger the Emergency Financial Assistance Scheme, particularly for Conwy, given that it has experienced over the weekend the worst flooding since the Towyn floods thirty years ago?"


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- Ghana would need lots to take advantage of the remaining games if it wishes to participate in the tournament
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Football pundits have revealed that Ghana could qualify for the World Cup after all, contrary to earlier perceptions that all hope was lost.
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This, it has been revealed, is largely dependent on what happens between 7th and 9th October 2017.
The first steps is a hope for a draw between Congo and Egypt.
Ghana would then have to win its games against Uganda and Egypt. Ghana's Black Stars clash with the Cranes of Uganda on Saturday 7th October in Kampala.
If wishes are translated into reality, Egypt would end up with 11 points, Uganda with 8 points, Ghana also with 8 points and Congo with 2 points.
The next step would be the need for a win over Egypt.
An emphatic win would stimulate the "head-to-head' rule, and consequently secure a place for them in the Russia 2018 tournament.
Ghana previously lost by two goals to Egypt in the first encounter.
If the Black Stars secure that win, whilst Uganda draws with Congo, Ghana would end up with 11 points, Egypt, also with 11 points, Uganda with 9 points and Congo with 3 points.
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Every day I try to get in a walk to a natural habitat in my area. Sometimes it is just a stroll in my own backyard forest, but often I head over to Halton Regional Forest, or the St Helena Road
area. The big draws of these two sites for me are the ponds, and the ponds would not be there were it not for the industrious activities of our local beavers.
About four years ago, I was very disappointed to find one of my favorite beaver ponds off Sixth Line was empty. The grass was starting to fill in. I worried about the frogs, the dragonflies, and all the other animals that rely on that body of water. The two water snakes that shelter in the rocks and come out to sunbathe were nowhere to be seen. A passerby told me that Conservation Halton had removed the beavers and their dams in order to get more water into Hilton Falls, as the waterfall had dried up. They had placed very solid metal grilles projecting out in front of the flowing water so the beavers could not dam the stream at this narrow point where it passed under the track.
Returning to the same area a few months later, I was happy to see that a pond had reformed. It took me a while to figure out what had happened, but when I crawled under the bridge, I saw what the beavers had done. Our industrious engineers had gone around the back of the culvert and stuffed it full of branches, positioning each branch parallel to the water flow, not perpendicular, as is their custom. The effect was the same, the water flow had almost ceased and the pond had refilled!
Pretty soon, the beavers added to their habitat restoration work by constructing a second dam upstream from the culvert, and order was restored. The branches in the culvert were swept away by storms, but the beaver pond lives on, the water snakes bask, the frogs croak and all is good!
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Virgil Abloh's first solo exhibition "Figures of Speech" designed by AMO opens at MCA Chicago
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AMO-designed exhibition of Virgil Abloh has been opened to the public this weekend at the Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA).
Titled Figures of Speech, it is the first solo exhibition of Virgil Abloh, an American fashion designer, entrepreneur and DJ who has been the artistic director of Louis Vuitton's men's wear collection since March 2018.
The exhibition has been opened 10 June will be on view until September 22, 2019. The MCA invited Virgil Abloh to present his range of work, projects and collaboration.
Virgil Abloh teamed up with AMO's director Samir Bantal to develop the creative direction and narrative of the exhibition, for which the entire 4th floor of the MCA has been dedicated.
Together with Virgil, AMO, the think-tank established in 2002 as a counterpart to the architectural practice of OMA, developed a concept along the different worlds Virgil moves in: Architecture, Fashion, Design, Music and Art.
The exhibition was curated by Michael Darling of the MCA, a selection of Virgil's work was made to be displayed in the different halls, providing a complete overview of the incredible range of Virgil's talent and influence.
From Virgil's early days in fashion, and his role as Kanye West's creative multidisciplinary director, to his current role as Louis Vuitton's creative director of menswear and superstar DJ, Virgil Abloh's work has touched an incredibly wide audience globally.
Virgil and AMO worked through the lens of the 'tourist' and the 'purist', two types of museum visitors the show intends to speak to. The collaboration extends to the catalogue and the design of the pop-up store "Church & State" in the MCA.
The show is developed to travel internationally and is part of an ongoing collaboration between AMO and Virgil on other projects, including the design for a new Off-White store in Miami.
"Essential to this exhibition, "Figures of Speech" was for me to approach it with my architectural frame of mind. A particular strain of architecture that Samir Bantal possess, as the lead of AMO," said Virgil Abloh.
"The dialogue between us early on helped guide not only the exhibit but illustrating what an instance of "architecture" represents today."
"Moving between fashion, art, design and music, Virgil has a powerful palette to choose from. Leaning on his architecture training, he creates a potent mixture of these ingredients making his reach in contemporary popular culture extremely effective," said Samir Bantal, AMO.
Samir Bantal and Virgil Abloh. Image © Griffin Lipson
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We are is proud to present Double Dutch, the recent work of the artist Ben Cove. It is with a mixture of sadness and celebration that we honour the promised exhibition that was programmed before Ben's unexpected and untimely death from a short illness.
Working with Ben's sister, Melanie, we are excited to present a new installation that Ben had planned with his usual meticulous attention to detail. We feel happy to have been able to realise his intentions.
Cove's work explores the nature of painting and the object by installing paintings within large found images and sculptures. These investigate ideas of the constructed world, with reference to a broad range of influences, including 20th century modern architecture, art, design, museology and furniture, which Cove referred to looking at "out of the corner of my eye".
The resulting works bring an innovative interpretation as Cove kept his influences at bay and challenged himself to work more and more intuitively. Cove's choice of colour is celebratory and appealing and yet within this palette neon colours jar to invigorate the work. Structural shapes define areas, extended with wooden oak sculptures and reliefs that encourage the viewer to explore the work from all angles.
"Ben was an experimental artist who explored video, installation, sculpture and drawing but could not resist returning again and again to paint. His inquisitive nature pushed him to re-approach painting at different points in his career bringing an exciting freshness to his practice. His recent works, shown here, sing with a joy of colour and form whilst playing with depth and surface. The elegance of the final paintings, however, conceals radical reworking which took confidence, which Ben revealed in the time-lapse films he made of the paintings' evolution. This, for me sums up my brother, as well as his work; calm and composed on the surface but continually striving to be remade better."
"I wouldn't say that I'm a painter, I don't describe myself as a painter specifically, I'd say that I was an artist who happens to use quite a lot of paint." – Ben Cove interviewed by Morgan Quaintance for Resonance FM, Studio Visit, 10 January 2016.
Ben Cove studied architecture at the University of Nottingham prior to completing a further BA in Fine Art at Sheffield Hallam University. In 2008 he was also awarded an MFA in Fine Art from Goldsmiths College, University of London.
Recent solo projects have included Modern Language, Peter von Kant Gallery, London; Ben Cove, Three Works Project Space, Dorset; and Vernacular Hangover, Acme Project Space, London. He has been included in many recent group shows in the UK, Japan, Germany and Canada including: The London Open, Whitechapel Gallery, 2015; Indefinable Cities, Airspace Gallery, Stoke-on-Trent and Art Takahashi, Hikone, Japan, 2015 and has been selected for the John Moores Painting Prize 2016 on display at the Walker Art Gallery Liverpool 9 July – 27 November 2016.
Director of Aspex, Joanne Bushnell said: "We are both proud and sad to be presenting Double-Dutch a fantastic collection of Ben's work. We hope the exhibition will be a wonderful celebration of his artistic practice, which I have followed attentively over many years. I have valued the opportunity of working closely with Ben's sister Melanie Cove to bring his work to our audience, and thank the Cove family for their support and trust."
The exhibition will be open to the public from 2 July 2016, with a preview on Friday 1 July, 6 – 8pm.


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Numbers are easier than strategies
Everyone seems to agree that Europe needs to strengthen its defence. The changes in the European security political environment are obvious and demand simultaneous action on various fronts. The UK's approaching withdrawal from the EU forms another reason to consolidate defence cooperation among the remaining 27 member states. Hence, there is considerable support for the current initiatives in the EU's security and defence policy, which are taking this policy in a more pragmatic direction. These initiatives are now taken forward by a renewed Franco-German tandem with a particularly strong commitment to a deepening EU integration.
The planning and production of military capabilities is first of all meant to become a more joint European project. The European Defence Fund will take cooperation in R & T and joint purchases to a new level. Together with other supportive measures being adopted, it aims to safeguard the vitality and competitiveness of the European defence industry. A more concerted production of capabilities necessitates more concerted planning when it comes to needs. Procurement cooperation is, consequently, expected to foster a more cooperative approach among European governments when it comes to identifying their capability requirements. The activation of the long dormant clause on Permanent Structured Cooperation (Pesco) is expected after the German elections and should push both operational and procurement cooperation along.
A strong focus on capabilities is beneficial also from NATO's perspective and makes its relationship with the EU much less strained. Using the EU's policies and instruments to their full potential should increase the efficiency of European defence budgets and help European allies to reach their 2% targets within NATO. Enhanced cooperative planning and the production of capabilities within the EU should benefit all potential users of those capabilities, with NATO being the chief beneficiary among them.
The new approach to European defence policy revolves around money. It is not the first time that economic necessities have compelled the member states to move ahead with European integration. It seems to be much easier to formulate the common goals for European defence in terms of numbers, such as levels of spending, numbers of troops, and types of procurement, rather than by agreeing on the strategic needs. From a functional perspective, defining strategic needs should come first, however.
Nonetheless, the most recent efforts that have been made to agree on the EU's strategic needs and to link them to its capability planning deserve recognition. The EU's Global Strategy adopted in 2016 is very clear-cut in dividing the EU's major security interests into the protection of its own citizens and territory, the resilience of its neighbourhood, and issues of global security. A historic step was taken in the form of the implementation plan on defence – and corresponding Council conclusions – translating these strategic priorities into needs in terms of policies and instruments.
First of all, the Global Strategy made it clear that it is no longer possible for the EU to rest on its laurels when it comes to hard security needs. European defence is a joint responsibility and the protection the EU requires takes a variety of forms. Second, the new documents made it obvious that there is a fine line between internal and external security.
That said, the EU should now adopt an equally bold approach in defining its strategic capability needs in terms of their nature and planned tasks. If the EU – in the atmosphere of its global strategy – wants to send a strong message to potential aggressors against its internal and external security – coherence between words and deeds is required to achieve the necessary credibility and deterrence. The EU has thus far been reluctant to step into this field in order not to undermine the role of NATO in European hard security. But in the same way that an EU that is well-resourced and solid in terms of its military technology can be seen to serve NATO's purposes, so can an EU that is alert to its strategic needs and vulnerabilities.
With its common external borders and level of internal interdependencies, the EU will be an attractive target for multiple aggressors unless it is able to send a much more convincing message about its ability and willingness to take full advantage of its accumulated defence potential. The scene is now set for a strong Franco-German leadership on this issue as complementing the EU's role in security and defence has to be built on their firm mutual commitment.
Teija Tiilikainen is Director of the Finnish Institute of International Affairs and Editor in chief of Ulkopolitiikka - the Finnish Journal of Foreign Affairs.
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With mobile smartphones today it is all about convenience. There are so many neat and helpful tools out there to provide small business owners and other professionals the ability to get the job done when away from the office or the main computer. In addition to this blog, I provide numerous web services, such as hosting and web design and the app I am reviewing today, WebDrive from South River Technologies is one that will be a big help.
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Lord's Cricket Ground, London
Six years ago, at the Lord's Cricket Ground in 2010, England wrapped up a 3-1 series victory against a Pakistani Test team led by Salman Butt. The defeat at Lord's was swift and brutal – an innings and 225 runs, yet purists were fairly elated at the prospect of 18-year-old Mohammad Amir, who had burst through the English top order on the first morning with six wickets. He couldn't get Jonathan Trott, who went on to build a massive partnership with an unlikely Stuart Broad. However, days within this defeat, a teenaged Amir then found himself in jail. His captain, Butt, was also with him. The spot-fixing scandal had taken center-stage, as Amir's foot was repeatedly shown stepping way over the crease during one of his no-balls. An irredeemable leap of faith, it seemed. A career thrown away for a few quick bucks. Amir had taken money to bowl those balls, as had Mohammad Asif, spurred on by captain Salman Butt.
Amir, now 23 having served his time and a 5-year ban from cricket, castled who else but Broad and last man Jake Ball (who replaced James Anderson), to complete Pakistan's victory over England. At Lord's. In a Test match. By 75 runs.
Many will say this has been a remarkable turnaround. Many will no doubt find much credibility in the way this Pakistani team – led by journeyman Misbah-ul-Haq – prepared for this tour, the way they underwent a pre-tour boot camp with their own army at Abbotabad (known as the town in which Osama Bin Laden was killed), the way new coach Mickey Arthur (who was laughed out of the English camp after the 'HomeworkGate' affair in 2013) brought them to the Rose Bowl to acclimatize early with some practice matches, the way it became all about their fitness and discipline and hard work – attributes that never quite swum hand-in-hand with raw Pakistani talent.
Their salutes and push-up drills at the end of the game may have riled the Englishmen, and made people uncomfortable considering the recent failed Turkish military coup and the overall scenario, but on the face of it, this remarkable celebration only seemed like their way of telling their country that 2016 is worlds away from 2010, and that they can't ever let down their country again on cricket's most traditional stage.
But for those who have observed this team under Misbah – who scored a century to lay the foundation in the first innings – will know that this hasn't been a "turnaround." It has been in the making for a while now. The romanticism of winning at the same venue that kick-started their darkest ever phase is undeniable and poetic, but in the grand context of Pakistani cricket – as absurd as this may sound – their "consistency" in the longest form of the game has earned them this landmark win.
They hadn't won at Lord's since 1996, but then again, England haven't been fast starters in a home series, even losing to India at the same venue last year before sweeping them away over the next three matches. But there's something more ominous about this Pakistan team. There's something that suggests this series might be very closely fought.
Pakistan's recent Test-match record should drop some hints:
This victory was their third consecutive victory over England. Their last two Test matches back at the end of 2015 at Dubai and Sharjah were victories over this same team – winning their 'home' series 2-0. Once again, leg-spinner Yasir Shah, who took 10 wickets at Lord's, has exposed their frailty to spin and general lack of patience, but also their willingness to achieve a result at any cost. Despite playing a Test match after eight long months, Misbah's team is back at the top of its game.
Exactly a year ago, Misbah's team defeated Sri Lanka 2-1 in Sri Lanka, just before Kumara Sangakkara retired in the proceeding series against India.
Just before that series, they again won 'away' in Dhaka, winning a series against an up-and-coming Bangladesh 1-0.
One would have to go back to August 2014 to see when Pakistan actually lost a Test series (2-0 to Sri Lanka away), after which they began their 'home' season with a resounding 3-0 victory over Australia.
This is, by no means, a sudden spurt to form. Perhaps it has to do with the fact that Pakistan, a team that hasn't played on their own home soil for years now, has had to play their cricket 'away' technically for so long that there is no home and away anymore. UAE is still alien soil to them, one that they seem to have mastered over the years, losing only one Test match to New Zealand there two years ago. In 13 Test matches since August 2014, Pakistan has lost just two, winning eight of them on the way. That's as good a record for any Test team out there, for they have shown a willingness to take the battle to home teams repeatedly.
It's a pity then, that this team hasn't been playing India in Tests on their neighbour's soil. The Indian home record would definitely be under threat, given that a Cook-led English team had defeated India not too long ago in a home series. Kohli's men against a 43-year-young Misbah-led Pakistan would make for a riveting contest.
For now, though, Pakistan's coup in England has only just begun. Cook and his troops are known to come back strong and hard, but they may just meet the dead bats of Misbah and wily Younis Khan – who want to learn from India's mistakes during their loss of seven Tests under Dhoni in English conditions in the last five years.


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Are you ready for the GDPR? If not, it's time to work fast, because the GDPR represents a big challenge as well as an enormous opportunity.
Much has been written about the arrival of the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and judging from many of the articles you might be forgiven for believing Armageddon is on its way! Yes, there are challenges, but it also allows more enterprising businesses to realise all sorts of benefits.
The Challenges
First of all, let's not underplay them.
GDPR is the biggest overhaul of data protection legislation for two decades, but then again it has to be. The way in which businesses make use of data has changed out of all recognition during that time and regulations have failed to keep pace.
The GDPR is a much overdue attempt to redress the balance.
What it means
The main aim of the GDPR is to give people a far greater say in how their data is used.
Businesses will have to obtain active informed consent and must be able to move or delete data when required.
A business might also be required to hand over data to its rivals if the customer demands it.
There will be fines for non-compliance
The aspect which has really caught the media's eye are the consequences of non-compliance.
Depending on the severity of the offence, businesses might be fined anything up to €20million or 4% of their global turnover, whichever figure is higher. The impact could be devastating even for larger financial services firms – for smaller operators, it could spell the end.
That has been enough to prompt dire warnings of how much this could cost firms. A report earlier in the year warned that FTSE100 companies could face $5bn in fines. It's an alarming figure especially as a report in October suggested only 5% of companies were ready for the GDPR.
Preparing for GDPR
Improve Procedures
To get ready for the GDPR many businesses will need to invest substantially to improve their procedures. Just how much of an interruption this is, and how expensive will depend on the measures they put in place.
Secure Data
A key issue is data security and integrity.
Under the GDPR, any company which suffers a data breach must notify the authorities within 72 hours. Many businesses would be unable to guarantee such a fast response time. With current processes, a company's data can be breached without the business knowing it.
One of the biggest challenges, then, is to improve security detection protocols, to identify when a breach occurs.
Make a Disaster Recovery Plan
Businesses will need to implement disaster recovery capabilities which enable them to respond effectively when a breach occurs.
Enhance Visibility
Data management services must also improve to deliver enhanced visibility and access for customer data. Businesses will need to quickly see what data they hold on customers, and move it as quickly and smoothly as possible.
An opportunity
It is always worth remembering that the GDPR represents more than just a compliance hurdle. It should also be seen as an opportunity.
It's a chance to improve privacy, harness the power of data and make sure you're in pole position to thrive in the digital economy.
Data is an increasingly valuable opportunity, and those who manage it effectively will gain a critical foothold in a market which is becoming increasingly demanding. Key to this will be the use of technology.
State of the art compliance management software delivers the visibility users require, helping them to respond to an attack more quickly, improve their security and harness the value of all that data.
Even so, mistakes will be made along the way.
Looking Ahead
The environment will continue to shift as regulators seek to adapt their approach to a more fluid and unpredictable digital economy.
That's why Information which can help managers stay abreast of their compliance requirements and learn lessons from real-life examples, will help companies to stay GDPR-compliant and avoid those eye-watering fines.
This is where Enforcd comes in. Much is being written about the GDPR in the run-up to the deadline and new insights are emerging all the time. The value of our platform is its ability to not only amalgamate expert analysis into one easily accessible place but also to enable you to share that information with your team.
There is a huge amount of information on the GDPR available and without solutions to cut out the chatter and reduce the noise, it will be difficult to focus on the key information you need to stay compliant.


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- The banister is totally integrated into the structure.
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Freelon Alley
Freelon Alley: San Francisco It feels a bit funny to paint something abstract that bridges the past to the future. This wall is layered with more than just these crazy colors dipping in and out of window sills and doorways. This building was meant to be torn down, but still it sits in the location…Details


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Annal: 2004 Governor General's Literary Award for Poetry
Results of the Governor General's Literary Award in the year 2004.
Short Journey Upriver Toward Ōishida: Poems
In Roo Borson's new watershed collection, it is as though language were being taught to increase its powers of concentration, to hearken simultaneously to the fully impinged-upon senses, the reflecting mind with its griefs and yearnings, the heart with its burden of live memory. Always "the line bends as the river bends," a quick ever-adjusting music that carries in its current those cherished, perishable, details of eye and ear, mid-life reflections on loss and home, the subtle shifts in season suddenly made strange and re-awakened. Recurrently, probingly, the line returns to the place of poetry in our lives. In the spirit of Basho's famous journey to the far north, Borson's "short journey" reminds us of the role of poetry in shaping and deepening our engagement with the world.


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It is with deep sadness to announce the demise of our superdog Sweepy around 11 am today, January 8. Please go to my blog for details. Thank you for being p...
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Ay, bakit ka nandyan, Sumo!
But why are you there Sumo? Translated by Quark
Naku, bakit ka natutulog sa ibabaw ng lamesa, Sumo?
Oh-oh, but why are you sleeping on top of the table, Sumo?
Ay, tinamaan ng magaling! Eh sino ba ang natutulog sa bahay mo?
Hey, hit me right! And who is sleeping in your house?
Ay, si Sweepy pala! Ang anak mong makulit!
Oh, it's Sweepy! Your stubborn pup!
Ay hindi na bale, Sumo. Anak mo naman iyan. Ay, kaya pala wala kayo sa chat buong linggo! Hoy, dalawin nyo naman ang mga kaibigan ninyo!
Oh, but it's ok, Sumo. Anyway, he's your pup. No wonder you were both absent in the chat room the whole week! Hey, why don't you go and visit your friends!
Naku, pasensya na ha. Medyo kapag maulan sadyang gusto lang namin matulog buong magdamag!
Oh, please forgive us. It's just that we love sleeping all day when it is rainy!
At siyempre kapag umaraw naman, siyempre doon ka naman sa gawing labas matutulog. Hoy, Sweepy, bantayan mo ako ha! Baka ma-dognap ako habang natutulog. Simbako!
And of course when it is sunny, the best place to nap is outside your house. Hey Sweepy, you better watch over me in case I get dognapped while sleeping. ChurchMe! Er, actually, it is an expression in the Visayan language that means "I hope not!"


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New look for Icelandic pop group Bellatrix
Icelandic pop group Bellatrix is set to unveil a new identity created by London design group Flim Flam. It will be appearing on forthcoming singles, the band's website and merchandising. The design group was asked to create a look for the band – this image will be developed on subsequent releases on its label, Fierce Panda. The next single by Bellatrix, 'the girl with the sparkling eyes' is released on 14 February and is also designed by Flim Flam. 'Bellatrix wanted more than just a one-off cover design, so we produced a look that is clean, strong and instantly recognisable. The brief was to create an eye-catching logo which has immediate visual impact on a wide audience,' says a spokesman for the design group. The band's website is currently under construction by Slap.
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Robin Van Persie and wife Bouchra's love story is beyond religion
Robin Van Persie, posted this picture with his wife and kids, he captioned, "Feels good to be back in Istanbul. Looking forward to the game and seeing my old friends again. Istanbul will always feel like home. #Fener #Istanbul#Turkey"1/13
Robin van Persie is a Dutch professional footballer who plays as a forward for Feyenoord. He has played over 100 times for the Netherlands national team. Robin Van Persie's most memorable career moments came when he played for Arsenal and Manchester United in the English Premier League2/13
Robin Van Persie posted this beautiful photo of himself with his wife Bouchra from a yacht, on their wedding anniversary. Van Persie is married to Moroccan Bouchra and the couple have two children, a son named Shaqueel and daughter Dina3/13
Robin Van Persie shared this throwback photograph on Instagram, He and Bouchra were together since their teenage years before they eventually got married. Van Persie was once asked by a reporter if he had converted to Islam, for which he said, "It's not true. I am not a Muslim, nor a Christian or a Jew. I have been raised liberally. If you want to become a Muslim it should come from the heart. I would not do it just to please my wife. To believe for me is a quest for being a good man."4/13
Robin Van Persie shared this picture, wishing everyone a happy new year 2018. Van Persie was born in Rotterdam to an artistic family. Jose Ras, his mother, is a painter and jewellery designer who also teaches special needs children. Bob, his father, is a sculptor5/13
Robin Van Persie shared this picture with the two most important women in his life, Bouchra and Dina. . After Van Persie's parents divorced he was brought up by his father. At school, Van Persie was one of the most misbehaved children and was excluded from class almost daily6/13
Robin Van Persie was bought by Arsenal as a replacement for Dennis Bergkamp. Arsenal's manager Arsene Wenger planned to convert Van Persie from a left winger to a central forward as he had successfully done with star player Thierry Henry previously7/13
Robin Van Persie shared this adorable picture of himself and his wife Bouchra, on Bouchra Van Persie's birthday, he captioned, "Happy birthday amazing best friend, wife and mummy & love of my life @bouchravanpersie"8/13
Robin Van Persie with wife Bouchra, clicked by a photographer at a friend's wedding. At Arsenal, he was at first mostly deployed as a supporting forward in League Cup and FA Cup matches. Due to the retirement of Bergkamp and departure of Fredrik Ljungberg, Van Persie was given a starting role to play alongside Henry as a second striker upfront9/13
Bouchra Van Persie shared this sweet picture of herself with husband Robin Van Persie, on her wedding anniversary, she captioned, "14 years ago I said "I do" to this man. And I still say it every day. Happy anniversary @robinvanpersie #whenyourbestfriendisyourhubby#weddinganniversary"10/13
Bouchra Van Persie married Robin Van Persie more than 14 years back. Their marriage was met with some skepticism as Bouchra is a muslim and Robin Van Persie is a liberal and does not follow any religion. She has been with Robin Van Persie through the ups and downs of his career. (picture courtesy Bouchra Van Persie Instagram)11/13
Bouchra shared this romantic picture with hubby Robin Van Persie. At Arsenal, Robin Van Persie won the 2004 FA Community Shield and the 2004–05 FA Cup. He scored a club record of 35 goals in 2011 and was club captain for the 2011–12 season, prior to joining rivals Manchester United in July 2012. (picture courtesy Bouchra Van Persie Instagram)12/13
Bouchra Van Persie posted this mushy picture with Robin Van Persie, showing how much she adores her husband. In Robin Van Persie's first season at Manchester United, he won the 2012–13 Premier League and finished as the league's top scorer with 26 goals, winning his second consecutive Premier League Golden Boot award. Following which, he had two injury-hit seasons and Van Persie fell out of favour at Manchester United and he was allowed to leave in July 2015 (picture courtesy Bouchra Van Persie Instagram)13/13
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Arsenal and Dutch footballing Legend Robin Van Persie has shared some adorable photos on Instagram, with his wife Bouchra Van Perse and his kids. Check out the pictures to see why their marraige has lasted for 14 years and counting. (All pictures courtesy Robin Van Persie Instagram)


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FITNESS - Kettlebells, kettlebells, kettle all the way...
As Christmas is approaching let's replace our jingle bells with kettlebells and add a new exercise to our work out plan. The offset weight and longer grip of the kettlebell provides an option to perform a variety of different exercises and drills compared to using dumbbells alone. The smooth surface of the grip allows the kettlebell to move freely in the hand so that we can perform ballistic and dynamic exercises. Here are a few exercises we can perform with kettlebells and how to do them…
Kettlebell Swing
First up, a classic, the kettlebell swing. A fantastic exercise for developing power and the ballistic nature of the exercise gives a slightly aerobic effect, so it can be included in metabolic conditioning cardio workouts. The exercise is commonly performed slightly incorrectly with people adopting a squatting technique rather than the hinging motion we are looking for. Our start position is with knees slightly bent with back flat, almost parallel to the ground. From here, activate the glutes and 'snap' the hips forward. The momentum from this movement will bring the kettlebell up to eye level. The arms act as a lever; ideally they shouldn't produce any force.
Goblet Squat
A derivative of a front and back squat and an excellent way to add load to a bodyweight squat and reinforce squatting mechanics before using a bar. Placing our hands in a goblet position, the kettle bell is held between them with the weighted part of the kettlebell staying in contact with the body through the movement. The weight held on the front of the body gives us a counter balance allowing us to squat to a deeper position whilst holding a neutral spine throughout.
Bottoms up kettlebell press
A fantastic shoulder prehab, or injury prevention exercise. Once the shoulder is set in a neutral position we hold the kettlebell upside down and press overhead. The natural concept of having to balance the kettlebell activates and strengthens the surrounding stabilizing muscles in the shoulder, while the neutral grip allows for correct scapula tracking through the movement.
Thank you for reading, and as always if you have any questions regarding any of these exercises, please don't hesitate to ask a member of the fitness team.
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News Archive: March 2010
Saturn's rings, Mars' surface to be visible from JMU Astronomy Park
March 31, 2010: The James Madison University Department of Physics and Astronomy invites the public and the JMU community to take a free and close up view of Saturn and Mars from 8:30 to 10 p.m. Friday, April 2, at the astronomy park.
Week of Events to Boost Awareness of Disability Services
March 26, 2010: One of the highlights of the week will be a keynote address on Monday by Dr. Richard Pimentel, a driving force behind enactment of the Americans With Disabilities Act.
Driving Force Behind Disabilities Act to Give Keynote Address at JMU
March 25, 2010: Dr. Richard Pimentel has come a long way since being declared dead at birth, growing up in a dysfunctional family and then losing his hearing in a bomb blast during the Vietnam War.
JMU Dance Ensemble Performs Student, Faculty Choreography
March 19, 2010: The JMU School of Theatre and Dance will showcase its nationally recognized dance program when it presents the Contemporary Dance Ensemble in concerts featuring choreography by student, faculty and guest artists.
Ceremonies To Mark Start of Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society at JMU
March 17, 2010: Up to 150 students will be inducted as inaugural members of the James Madison University chapter of Phi Beta Kappa at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 17, at Wilson Hall.
JMU Graduate Students Present at Annual Research Forum
March 16, 2010: James Madison University graduate students presented their research in psychological sciences, occupational therapy and assessment and measurement March 4 at the Fifth Annual Graduate Student Research Forum in Richmond.
Musician Sparks Is New Dean For JMU Visual and Performing Arts
March 15, 2010: Dr. George Sparks, the new dean of the College of Visual and Performing Arts at James Madison University, considers himself an enthusiastic advocate for all the arts at JMU and beyond.
Ceremonies To Mark Start of Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society at JMU 2010
March 15, 2010: Up to 150 students will be inducted as inaugural members of the James Madison University chapter of Phi Beta Kappa at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 17, at Wilson Hall.
Study Abroad Programs Foster Worldviews
March 15, 2010: The JMU Semester in Florence is one of five semester-long programs developed by the JMU Office of International Programs.
JMU's College of Business Gets Straight A's in "BusinessWeek" Rankings
March 12, 2010: You could say James Madison University's College of Business made the dean's list again in 2010.
39 Teams Take JMU's Service Commitment on the Road for Spring Break
March 1, 2010: About 400 people from James Madison University are heading to destinations throughout the United States and seven other countries to spend Spring Break.
Bridging the gap between poverty and success
March 1, 2010: Ashley Mitchell ('09) says that the JMU Centennial Scholars Program helped "bridge the gap between poverty and academic success." Now the Richmond Alternative School Teacher of the Year is helping at-risk students find their own successes.
Engaging in community classrooms
March 1, 2010: Drafting economic development plans, writing grants to improve infrastructure and developing municipality safety plans are all part of the work in local governments accomplished by JMU public policy and administration students.


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Mahek 26th April 2018 Written Episode, Written Update on TellyUpdates.com
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Shaurya says everyone would be so happy to know. Let me talk to doctor. She says lets go to police station. I want to meet those girls. He says police is investigating. Can you recognize them? She says I do. I want to meet them. for those girls this hasn't ended for them. I want to meet them. Mahek says in heart I wont let anjali live in this house.
Mahek meets Nehal and Vicky. Nehal says are you okay? Shaurya smiles. Mahek says I am pregnant. Everyone smiles. Nehal hugs her and says I am so happy.
Mahek and Shaurya go to police station.
Anjali says how did she come out of all this. WHat if I get arrested. Those girls will take my name. I don't wannt go to jail. Karuna comes to her room. she says what happened?? Anjali says nothing. Karuna says nehal just told
me mahek is fine. Anjali says thank God. She says everyone is coming home. They sounded so happy. I shouldn't have let Mahek and Shauyra leave the house. Mahek kept everything sane in this house.
All the girls thank MAhek. She says don't feel alone.. I am with you all. Inspector asks how you ended up there? Mahek pretends like she is fainting. Doctor says I need to take her home. mahek remember she said to the girls don't take Anjali's name. We will expose her with proof.
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Mahek comes home. Karuna says thank God you are home. Everything will be fine now. Anjali comes downstairs. She says hi bhabhi. Mahek says my whole family is with me. Anjali says I am glad you are home. Dolly calls Nehal. Nehal tells her everything. Mahek says everything is going well. Shaurya says ma tell her I want a girl. She wants a boy. karuna says is she pregnant. Wow. She hugs Mahek. Anjali is angry. Mahek says ma we will come back today. Karuna says Anjali give mahek her room back. She needs good environment.
Anjali is angry.
Mahek comes to Anjali and says feeling bad? Get used to it now. I told you I will make you pay back. Mahek says now get out of my room. She grapss Anjali's hand and says you will pay for your sins. I have those three girls as your witnesses. Go and accept your crimes yourself. If you don't.. Police will come and take you from here. don't try to run.
Police comes home. He says we have to be here for your protection. Mahek says to Anjali better surrender.
Mahek settles in her room. They come to happy home. All elderly peoople bid them farewell. They say we will arrange a bridal shower here.
Shaurya says thank you Mahek. He kisses her face. Mahek says I hope nothing goes wrong now.
Precap-Anjali says to Shaurya ma got to know Mahek kidnapped me. she said she wont let her live. Shaurya sees Karuna making Mahek eat something. Mahek faints after that.
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18. Mansour Ojjeh | CEO of TAG Group, Co-Owner of McLaren
|Position last year: 17
|Age: 66
|Bio: Ojjeh is the CEO of TAG which owns 21% of the McLaren Technology Group, the most important asset of which is the McLaren Formula One team.
Mansour has been part of the McLaren set up for many decades now. There have been some concerns about his health in recent years, but he is very close to the Bahrainis and despite his enormous business success remains a lovely character to be around and an important part of the iconic team.
He is the former owner of TAG Heuer watches. He also owns 10% of the upmarket jewellers Asprey and Garrard.


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This one Hero can be very durable if you build right. One of them with WP lifesteal like this one!
This one might be known for his ferocity on the battlefield. He can jump forward fiercely using Into the Fray, which makes his enemies hit slow after 3 seconds and get him an extra shield for every enemy that is exposed to that skill.
Can be a 1v1 scenario, he has a Foesplitter that enables the enemy to be heavily damaged, and gives the movespeed buff to himself. In a 1v2 or maybe 1v3 scenario, it has a Red Mist that makes itself twist and inflict damage to the hero around it. In this situation he will get a shield for every enemy that is affected by the skill.
If used properly, this hero gets hard and hard to kill, but on the other hand also has considerable damage. Then, how to use this hero? Consider the following tips, but before lets see the basic status of Rona:
- Hit Points (HP): 799 (+90)
- Weapon Damage: 88 (+6.2)
- Attack Speed: 1 (+0.012)
- Armor: 20 (+6)
- Shield: 20 (+6)
- Attack Range: 1.8
- Move Speed: 3.3
In addition to the above status, Rona has a Heroic Perk named Berserker's Fury. This ability makes Rona hit 50% faster than most heroes, but on the other hand each blow produces only 80% damage.
Build Skill
In taking the skill, Foesplitter can be said to be the main skill to be maximized. This is of course nothing else and not because this skill is the main skill for you to produce damage in the fight. Moreover, Into the Fray you can take it afterwards so you can initiate a fight or pursue enemy enemies who try to escape.
While the Red Mist is taken as usual on the levels when you can already take ulti skill. This skill is also another important skill, because with it you become more tanky and can face the siege scenario; especially if most of the enemy is melee.
Item BuildSerpent Mask may be one of the most important items in this build. The reason is of course nothing else and no because this item that gives effect to your lifesteal. One important thing you know too is that when you're using the Red Mist and about some heroes, all the incoming damage also gives you heal from the Serpent Mask's lifesteal item property. So with this item, you become very durable especially when it comes to multiple enemies at once with Red Mist.
Other important items are Breaking Point and Shiversteel. These two items may be considered important when you are facing a 1v1 scenario. The selection of Breaking Point is one of the effects of Berserker's Fury perk, which makes you accumulate the effect of Breaking Point with ease. If the effect of Breaking Point is full stack guaranteed lane carry that have the damage may be blurred when you meet.
Meanwhile other items, Shiversteel is very helpful, especially if you're in a chase scenario. The slow effects of Shiversteel are also generated when you're on the Red Mist. As a result you become increasingly easy to catch enemies that have no escape mechanisms like Adagio or maybe Skaarf.


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The fact that Lakeshia has fueled the Polish economy, increased the creditworthiness of many people or simply improved the material status of many families is being discussed in various industries for almost a year. It is hardly surprising that non-bank institutions remain indifferent to this subject. So, is it possible to pay Lakeshia? Is this additional income accepted by loan companies? We decided to check it out.
Lakeshia is a benefit that families receive for the second and each subsequent child. It is tax-free but counted as a full-fledged income. Anyone who brings up at least two children (in the case of monthly income not exceeding 800 zlotys per person, even one child), regardless of salary level or marital status, can apply for such funding from the state.
Find your loans and bad credit now
It is very easy to apply for a bad credit loan with https://greenstart.net/. We must submit an application, giving in it your personal and address details, as well as those concerning your financial situation.
The next step is to verify the identity – usually it is carried out by means of a transfer (we transfer a small amount of money from our account, usually PLN 1 or PLN 1 to the lender's account, so that it can verify whether the sender is the same person as the loan applicant) or a special application (we log in to online banking and the application checks our data quickly and safely). If everything is fine, we will receive a decision to grant or refuse a payday. In the event of a positive decision, the money will be transferred to our account up to one business day.
Waivers for Lakeshia – who gives them?
Each lender has its own terms and conditions for providing payday loans. Most loan companies inform that they accept not only income received under employment (for a contract of employment, commission or work), but also various scholarships, family benefits and other sources of income. Lakeshia can also be boldly included in this group. On the pages of most Polish non-bank companies, you can meet with specific information that Lakeshia is accepted as a source of income required to receive a payday.
Lakeshia and creditworthiness
Just having Lakeshia does not mean that we will receive a payday. It all depends on whether we have the creditworthiness to pay back the amount we request. If we have a steady income in the form of remuneration for work and additionally Lakeshia, our chances of getting a loan increase. If only funds from Lakeshia are our only income, the creditworthiness depends on their total amount. Thus, in one case, Lakeshia will be a full-fledged income that will entitle us to take a payday, otherwise, it will increase your creditworthiness. It all depends on our individual financial situation.
Take a minute for Lakeshia, but …
…. Remember that it is easy to get it, but pay off worse. If you have a positive history in credit databases, you do not appear in the debtors' registers and you have the required creditworthiness, you will certainly receive a payday . Especially when you work and you have an additional Lakeshia or the benefit itself is high enough. This does not mean, however, that you will be able to repay the loan after 30 days – because this is the standard loan period for payday loans. So ask for an amount that will not charge your household budget after a month.