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Bhavik Bajwa, MBA 2016-18, Vinod Gupta School of Management, IIT Kharagpur
The world class teaching and research institutes that were introduced in the 2016 budget received extensive feedback after their details were made public. The HRD ministry has finally announced the regulations regarding their set up in India after many rounds of discussion and debate with the PMO. One of the key changes is the decrease of the corpus fund requirement that has been decreased from 500 crores to 60 crores. The enrollment requirement has been reduced to 15,000 students and the faculty-student ratio will be maintained at 1:20. It has been projected that the faculty-student ratio will be improved to 1:10 in the five ten years. The institues will be governed by special regulations and will not come under the UGC guidelines.
These institutes will be called "Institutes of Eminence" of which 10 will be public and 10 will be private institutes. The HRD ministry will be able to take the proposal to Cabinet in April-May and notify them in June this year. Once cabinet approval comes through, an Empowered Experts Committee will be appointed to conduct the screening process for the aspiring institutes which will be able to apply within 90 days of notification.

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A volunteer experience in an elementary school sets alum on path to Mongolia
After growing up in a small town near Chehalis, Wash., Bonnie Nelson '08 at first wanted to just "be a face" in the crowd, and chose to go to a large public state university, rather than Pacific Lutheran University.
She soon realized this was a mistake.
"I knew within weeks that this wasn't for me," said Nelson in an interview from Mongolia. "It wasn't the education I was looking for, and I didn't know my professors."
Laughing now, Nelson said her father Glen Nelson '69,
"Working with those children, and in that program, it changed everything for me," said Nelson, who graduated with a degree in psychology. "I knew that I wasn't going to be a research scientist then."
The climate at PLU also encouraged everyone to get involved, she said.
"It's just the environment there," she said. "I don't really feel like it was just shoved down our throats. Everyone you knew was working on a service project, or volunteering in some way. PLU does a really good job of emphasizing that you aren't put on the planet to serve yourself, but to be a global steward."
A J-term program to Bolivia, and then a trip to Thailand while she pursued a graduate degree at the University of Washington in educational policy and leadership study, cemented her desire to travel, and to serve. By 2011, she was ready to join the Peace Corps. But she never imagined she'd end up in Mongolia, which at four people per square mile, has the lowest population density in the world. She had let the Peace Corps decide where to send her,
During her last two years there, Nelson has found a renewed passion for service as she teaches English at a technical college, help residents of Baruun-Urt, which is located on the eastern steppe in Mongolia, set up Facebook and email accounts or do whatever is necessary.
She's also been working with local service organizations on the "Good Father" project. In Mongolia's rapid push to become a democracy, social issues came up including alcoholism and unemployment. The Good Father Project reaches out to men and holds them up to the community as such, through photos, essays and support groups, Nelson said.
It's a country of incredible vistas, rolling out toward a distant horizon, without a tree or mountain to interrupt the view. Yurts sport solar panels and satellite dishes. Camels, donkeys and goats share the streets with SUVs or Lexuses.
"I think the mixture of modern and traditional surprised me," she said. "I'd be in a grocery line and someone in traditional dress would be buying something like an iPad."
Aside from the fact there are no trees within eyeshot, or mountains – "I miss Mount Rainier!" – Nelson has had to get used to the cold. She has a nice apartment at Mongolian University of Science & Technology, sometimes the heater doesn't work. And when it's 20 degrees below out, that can be a problem.
"I wrap up in all the blankets I have and get near a space heater," she laughed.
After a quick vacation in Norway, where she'll meet up with her family, Nelson will be deciding what to do next. She will look for a job. She's considering setting up youth service center.
"I plan to encourage to serve others, and do so myself, as much as I can," she said. "It's such a meaningful part of life."


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Integrating High-Throughput Sequence Data to Identify Genes and Mechanisms in Optic Nerve Degeneration
Professor of Computational Biology and Genomics
Director, Scripps Genome Center
Integrating High-Throughput Sequence Data to Identify Genes and Mechanisms in Optic Nerve Degeneration
In glaucoma, progressive optic nerve degeneration can lead to irreversible vision impairment and eventual blindness, despite treatment. Genetic causes and influences are not yet clear in primary open angle glaucoma (POAG), the most prevalent form of the disease in North America, Europe, and several other parts of the world. The genetics of POAG are complex; to date, no single causative genomic variant has been established as causing the disease. Genome-wide sequencing of exons from protein coding and non-coding genes in 333 patients with primary open angle glaucoma revealed over 100 associated SNP sites in over 70 genes. To rank and prioritize genes and generate hypotheses about molecular mechanisms disrupted by associated variant sites, mRNA and small RNA (microRNA) were sequenced from ocular tissues relevant to the disease. Analysis protocols and techniques for integrated data interpretation to construct putative regulatory networks underlying disease will be discussed. The approach revealed two strong candidate models explaining neurodegeneration in POAG. Data collection and analysis methods are generally applicable beyond glaucoma to other chronic, progressive diseases associated with aging.
Dr. Terry Gaasterland is a computational molecular biologist trained as a computer scientist. She earned her undergraduate degree in Computer Science and Russian with a minor in Chemistry from Duke University as an A.B. Duke Scholar, and her Ph.D. in Computer Science from University of Maryland. As an Enrico Fermi Fellow at the Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory and then as an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at the University of Chicago, she applied techniques from her work in "cooperative answering", natural language processing, and deductive database research to the interpretation of the first three DOE-funded microbial genomes and a fourth Canadian-funded archaeal genome. During seven years as a Head of Lab at Rockefeller University, Dr. Gaasterland focused on the integration of gene expression data and genome sequence data analysis in human and model eukaryotic organisms. Ten years ago, Dr. Gaasterland moved her Laboratory of Computational Genomics to UCSD to establish the Scripps Genome Center, a UCSD resource based at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in the Marine Biology Division, with bioinformatics hardware and software housed at the San Diego Supercomputer Center. At UCSD, she is now Professor of Computational Biology and Genomics at SIO and a faculty member in UCSD's Institute for Genomic Medicine. Since receiving the Presidential Early Career Award in Science and Engineering (PECASE) in 2000, she has been continuously funded by the National Science Foundation and the National Institutes of Health to develop and use methods in computational genomics. Her accomplishments in computational molecular biology as well as her early career work in deductive databases is reflected in over 90 refereed publications, with over 80 indexed in PubMed. A member of the NEIGHBOR Consortium to study primary open angle glaucoma (POAG) and the NHGRI Medical Sequencing program, Dr. Gaasterland is sequencing and analyzing variation in transcribed exons genome-wide for 400 primary open angle glaucoma cases and controls. Her work aims to address the general question of how regulation of transcription and translation modulate and affect cell state changes.


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As I mentally prepare myself to return to work, I'm trying to decide what type of leader I want to be. Managing people for almost 7 years I've learned that in order to improve as a leader I have to constantly change my strategy and approach. What works for some people doesn't work for others. And every time I'm assigned to a different location to lead a new team of people, I find myself trying to mold and change their ways.
Being a leader at my job means being the bad guy. I am the person who has to make the hard decisions. I have to make decisions based on what's best for the business and not necessarily what's best for my workers. Being the bad guy means I have to remove my emotions and be the neutral party. And I'm ok with that. I'm good at managing. I enjoy seeing the fruits of all my hard work. I put my heart and soul into what I do. I have sacrificed my time and sanity to my work. And I'm ok with being known as a strict and tough leader.
Leading by example is essential and for the first time ever I have to be a working mother. Many times I have had issues with my workers because they struggle to keep commitments due it their children. While I internally sympathized with them I still had a job to do and if they couldn't keep their commitments; regardless of the reason I had to be firm and institute disciplinary actions. Now as a mother I truly understand what that can feel like. What type of leader will I be now that I'm a mother?
In the past I was able to work overnight, pull 12 hour shifts. Run to my store at moments notice and be available to my people literally 24 hours a day. Can I really do that now as a mother? Should I even want to? Can I really miss deadlines when my daughter is sick or under perform due to lack of sleep from a crying baby at night. Can I really allow myself to slack and expect my people not to? I never allowed my workers to use their personal life as an excuse, so how can I?
I think that eventually I'll learn how to balance the two. My daughter will always be my top priority but if I want to provide for her I need to excel at work. Managing people is not a new job for me. Being mommy and boss is. And the type of leader I want to be is one who can be compassionate but firm. One who could make others follow her tune without instilling fear in them. One who will love her daughter above everything and will teach her the value of honest work and always staying true to her commitments.


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Alec Troniq's mission goes on. "Cadoosh EP", his second instalment on Mo's Ferry, brings brand new jams from the heart of "Alectropolis". It's a rough and unadorned view on the world today. If you want to moan, you'd better cut it off. Alec is here to rebel!
Dapayk solo's "The Calling Remixes" out now!
As the year comes to an end Dapayk Solo treats us to another highlight of 2018. His most stand out "The Calling" album tracks receive a make over by some of the scenes hottest remixers and artists such as Animal Trainer, Lexer, Raumakustik and Monkey Safari.
Dapayk solo feat. Mental Bend invite you to "Walk With Me"
"Walk with me" is an invitation into the early hours of the morning. On his newest release Dapayk skillfully captures those first fragile moments of a new day when the night with all its possibilities still lingers in the air. It's the sound of a new beginning waiting to happen. A soft rolling baseline and jazzy piano will bring you back to life and the soulful vocals by featured act Mental Bend will stay with you for more than just a walk. The release features also the additional track "Angel's Share". It fits right into that after hour salvation. A weightless, grooving hymn that boasts a whole lot of happy vibes to get you through those darker winter days.
"Blackout" by Dapayk solo out now!
An actual blackout always comes unexpected and unavoidable. For Dapayk Solo's newest release it is safe to say the exact same thing. "Blackout" is a force of a track. Compelling beat structures build the solid foundation for a dark and hysterical lead signal that will give you goosebumps and make you throw up your arms at the same time. This track is not for the weak at heart.
Mattia Pompeo takes us back to "1973"
This is the first release of musician and dog lover Mattia Pompeo on Mo's Ferry. His journey to us took him over Sincopat, Stil Vor Talent, Time Has Changed, Smiley Fingers,… to name just a few. His driving 3-tracker ranks on the edge of Tech to Progressive House with high potential for a late summer hit on the main festival stages.
Welcome Alec Troniq's "Butterbee"!
Alec Troniq is an artist on a mission. His edgy, almost punky style between Tech and Deep House is always peppered with an unorthodox handling of his studio equipment. This attitude in making music fits Mo's Ferry just perfectly, we thought…
"Wanderer" by Dapayk solo out now!
"Wanderer" is the essence of what makes a good open air track. We're sure, it is the soundtrack of your summer and many more to come. Yet another all time favorite by Dapayk solo who never fails to deliver his signature sound with a new twist.
Dapayk solo's "Aurora" for your festival playlist
Just before the festival season gets under way, Dapayk solo drops a special club edit of "Aurora". The track stays true to its name with a build-up composed of throbbing ethereal synths, which give the track an otherworldly vibe. What a perfect setup for the time between day and night and day.
Rawley's "My Breakout Remixes" out now!
Rawley's highly acclaimed debut single "My Breakout" receives an remix update. Mo's Ferry label boss Dapayk and long-time fellow Patrick Vano support the youngster with new versions of both tracks "My Breakout" and "Detroit People".
Dapayk solo "After All (feat. VARS)" out now!
Dapayk solo comes up with a radio edit of "After All" taken from his brand new "The Calling" album. This track is a collaboration with singer/producer VARS, who has released on Dapayk's Enfant Fenou label. The new wave inspired track marks one of the most enticing pieces on the album, combining four to the floor percussion with tantalizing vocals.
Patrick Vano "Puppetmaster" out now!
Patrick Vano is a safe bet when looking for a new peak time gem. For his "Puppetmaster" release he receives support from the talented youngster Rawley who is the newest stallion in the stable of Mo's Ferry Prod. Both deliver groovy and driving tech house tunes with a few spun elements the label is always looking for.
ALBUM RELEASE! Dapayk solo "The Calling"
We are delighted to announce the official release of Dapayk solo's 10th studio album "The Calling". On this longplayer he concentrates on a futuristic theme throughout the album, telling the story of Zoe, a young survivalist searching for answers on a digital pilgrimage in the year 2118. The result is a digital, ultra-modern epic, providing the soundtrack to an avant-garde journey.
Dapayk solo's "Flood (feat. Komplement)" is out today!
Label boss Dapayk solo presents his second single "Flood" and teams up for this track with Cologne-based Komplement. We can't wait to get his album "The Calling" released in a few weeks (April 6th).
Patrick Vano mixed a new episode for the Mo's Ferry mix series
We're delighted to host this very special mix by Patrick Vano on the Mo's Ferry mix series. Enjoy his fine selection…
"The Calling" by Dapayk solo premieres at Electronic Groove
We're celebrating the premiere of "The Calling", the first single of Dapayk solo's upcoming album! Check it out on Electronic Groove…
Harbour Remixes out now!
On their "Harbour Remixes" EP Dapayk & Padberg have gathered their original over-dreamy downbeat track with two outstanding remixes. Rodriguez Jr. offers his version on a platter full of deep house delicacies that will tease your tastebuds in all the right places. Cesare vs. Disorder charges forward with his signature minimal tech house sound, playfully arranging the original pieces into a swirling of playful beats.
Dapayk solo makes you nuts!
The title of Dapayk Solos new Release "Nuts" suggests exactly the kind of funky, pumping and at times hysterical vibe that this track delivers. Absolute peaktime material, that is sure to get the masses moving! Feel free to do as Dapayk Solo prescribes and just go nuts with this tune in your ear.
Rawley's debut "My Breakout" on Mo's Ferry
We're excited about this young guy's idea of House and Techno. You can feel his roots in the vinyl era of the 90s. But he's grown up in a time with digital sound esthetics all around. Working on his dj skills since the age of 13 Rawley is known for putting the dance floor in pure ecstasy. The two-tracker "My Breakout" proves that he also has it as a producer. Peaktime Stuff!
"Stop Running" Remixes out now!
Dapayk & Padberg's "Stop Running" received a very nice treatment by RE.You and Harvard Bass. The two remixes are out now!
New single: Dapayk solo "Wacko"
Dapayk solo's newest single "Wacko" is on the decks. The third issue of his new single series passed the quality control with flying colors. Machine House at its finest, that Mr. Dapayk has delivered again.
Dapayk & Padberg "Watching Over You" Remixes out now!
Dapayk & Padberg are on tour this summer and tranformed their "Harbour" album tracks to be a lot more dancefloor-friendly. It's time for us to release some of them. The first remix single starts with "Watching Over You" in their own new Watergate version, followed by a fantastic and highly groovy David Jach remix. But the original album version should not be missing in this triple pack…
Dapayk solo is pushing really good…
Dapayk solo's "Pusher" lives up to its name. The second issue of his new single series is like an energy bar. Take a bite and recharge your battery. The dirty beats and a little bit of disco is what you need to reach the finish line.
Lazo contributes to Mo's Ferry Mixes
Welcome back, Lazo – it's been a while. But we're blown away by your latest addition to the Mo's Ferry Mixes series. The variety of styles from deep to jazzy to edgy is what it takes to let this mix stand out of the rest. And the mixing is sooo smooth. Enjoy listening…
Dapayk solo "Friction"
Dapayk solo is starting his new series of Singles with "Friction". What a smasher! Raw, full of energy and pushing forward. That's how he's playing his live sets.
Patrick Vano "InDustRealized EP" out now!
Patrick Vano's next installment on Mo's Ferry is an adventure ride between Techno and House with side trips into minimal or psychedelic areas… and out on Vinyl and digital today!
Mo's Ferry BOILER ROOM now archived!
Check the sets of Dapayk solo *LIVE, The Micronaut *LIVE, Douglas Greed *LIVE, The Outernet *LIVE, Kleinschmager Audio and Patrick Vano on the Boiler Room web archive.
Mo's Ferry take-over Boiler Room, Berlin
What a great Thursday with Mo´s Ferry Prod. take-over Boiler Room Berlin. Thanks again to Ritter Butzke for hosting this evening. And big hugs to our artists dapayk solo, Micronaut, douglas greed, KleinschmagerAudio, Patrick Vano and The Outernet.
Mo's Ferry BOILER ROOM!
We're happy to gather for our first BOILER ROOM on Thu, Dec 8 (9pm) at Ritter Butzke, Berlin. Who's playing? We have LIVE performances by Dapayk solo, The Micronaut, Douglas Greed and The Outernet as well as DJ sets by Patrick Vano and Kleinschmager Audio.
Tune in: BOILER ROOM TV.
"Taste Buds" is out now!
Home is where the heart is, party is where your friends are! You're familiar with each other and already know the evening will be great. Mo's Ferry's current mini-compilation, "Taste Buds", is a ping pong game between accomplished live acts like Dapayk solo, The Micronaut and The Outernet, as well as great DJs like Douglas Greed, Patrick Vano and Kleinschmager Audio. The musical journey goes from groovy Techhouse via functional Minimal to refreshing Electronica. A label showcase that is infectious and fun.
New Mo's Ferry Mix by Alexander Lorz
Alexander Lorz mixed the newest Mo's Ferry Mix. Enjoy his fine selection and remember Berlin summer nights.
"Nice n Real" by Dapayk solo out now!
Mo's Ferry is happy to present Dapayk solo's newest release "Nice n Real" (MFD27). Successfully prooven throughout the 2016 open air season, these tracks had to be released from his live set.
Dapayk & Padberg on ibiza-voice.com
Dapayk & Padberg talk about the new single "Sink This Ship" with Ibiza Voice… Read the full interview here on www.ibiza-voice.com
Dapayk & Padberg "Sink This Ship"
Dapayk & Padberg follow along the path of their 2013 album "Smoke" with a more listening oriented style. On "Sink This Ship" they got support from Bebetta and Robot Koch for remixes more suitable for the dance floors…
Dapayk solo "Nerdsession Vol.1" out now!
Dapayk started a Youtube video series called "Nerdsessions" a few months ago where he jammed with only a few machines. A few of these nerdy jam sessions he polished in his studio and compiled them in a 4-tracker release "Nerdsession Vol.1". Versatile in style and tool set combined with desire and courage to experiment – this made him one of the most exciting live acts and producers.
New Mo's Ferry Mix by Mac-Kee
It's been almost a year since we released the latest Mo's Ferry Mix. So, we're more than happy to have Mac-Kee on board who mixed and compiled this special 1hr set. Allow us to drop a side link to his most recent EP on RRYGULAR – "That's Right EP". Enjoy listening…
Patrick Vano's "Tape Jam EP" gets a fresh remix treatment by his friends S.K.A.T.I., Zathura and Benny Grauer.
"Tape Jam EP Remixes" was released on 01 April 2016th.
1. How did the production process of the remixes go and how long did you work on this EP?
When it became clear that there will be a remix EP, I started thinking about the artists who could do the remixes. I had three old friends in mind and I asked immediately whether they would be in the game. Three months passed until each of them was happy with his final remix. My own version of the remix came to life by accident: I worked on a new project and just for fun I put the tracks from "Rhythm Desease" over it. And what can I say, it worked out well.
2. Where do you know your remixers from?
The remixers are all old friends of mine, who I have known for years. S.K.A.T.I. is the one I know the longest. We met at a party of mine where I booked him. Since then we are close friends.
I guess I know Martin (Zathura) as long as S.K.A.T.I. He is the younger brother of a friend, who was also involved in the event management of my parties. I remember that I got him his first DJ equipment (laughs).
Last but not least there is Benny: I met him on different parties and the contact became closer when Vladimir Corbin (manager of the event series "Tonsport") started his events in Tübingen at the club "Blauer Turm". Benny was in charge of the club's booking.
3. Where will we see you play next?
There are different gigs coming ahead, but you should definitely keep in mind this date: 16/06/16 – I LOVE VINYL @ Sonar.
Patrick Vano "Tape Jam REMIXED" out now!
Patrick Vano's "Tape Jam EP" gets a fresh remix treatment by his friends S.K.A.T.I., Zathura and Benny Grauer.
As of now Dapayk Solo will be represented by our colleagues at Times Artists. Your local contact is Dani & Raik. Dapayk's sound and his unique live performances, of course, will not change 😉
Dapayk & Padberg will continue to be represented by us at MoBoo.
Ricky Ambilotti's first release on Mo's Ferry is part of the new "Transformation Remixes". He is the winner of the remix contest of Roland and Dapayk Solo.
"Transformation" was the first single from Dapayk Solo's last album "#nofilter".
1. When did you first get into music?
Music was around me since I can remember since I have a music involved family. Started music school and studied piano from 6 years old and spent all my childhood between music study and hanging around with my father (lead tenor) in the backstage of Romania's national musical theater "Ion Dacian". I was loving the atmosphere there and being around one of the best performers / orchestra members in Romania.
My very first composition was in the 6th grade when I was about 12 or 13. I was doing my daily piano study and started improvising for the first time for no reason (oh kids… J). I thought it was sounding nice so I took an empty music sheet and started writing what I was playing. I think that is my first ever recording, although it was done the old "old-school" way, with the crayon on a blank music sheet.
After I finished school, I moved to small town to escape the big city agitation that I never liked. Because I've always refused to have normal a "9 to 5" job, I composed music for theater plays, small films and other indie projects. Around 2003, I started shifting my interest from classical inclined music to electronic music and making tracks for film / Tv licensing over the internet.
2. How do you produce music in your studio?
I don't have a complicated setup, just a room transformed in a home studio. The nerve center is Ableton along with a few outboard gear such as Elektron Analog Four and recently the Roland Aira line. I tend to keep things simple as I came to the conclusion that inspiration can be quickly engulfed by too much gear. I think less options gear wise give more room to inspiration and efficiency.
When it comes to original productions, I tend to start the tracks with the main idea (not with the kick / groove as the majority of producers) this either being a chord progression, melody, interesting synth sound or anything that would be the main focus of the track. Just after I record this, I start wrapping it with the kick, groove and the other elements.
3. What's been the best moment of your career so far?
The most notable moment was the success of "Construkt" in 2009, one of the first tracks of my alias "Ricky Ambilotti". That track was very different from anything I ever done, an extremely strange one from my point of view. In fact, I didn't even planned to release it, but my girlfriend (who is a Dj) and my best friend (also musician) have insisted that it needs to be out, so we've released it on "3 Liquid Hz Records", the label we created to get our music out.
I haven't expected it, but it had tremendous success, being #1 in various electronic music charts, being played all over the world in the summer of 2009, even in BBC's Radio One essential mix and also being present in Beatport's "Best of minimal 2009".
The success of "Construkt" has brought a lot of opportunities from promoters, labels and booking agencies, but because I have never been drawn to Dj'ing and I haven't been prepared for a live-act since I haven't expected it, I wasn't been able to embrace those opportunities that would of most surely propelled my career in early days.
4. What are your favorite records and biggest influences?
There are so many wonderful records and talented people out there… it's extremely hard to pinpoint.
Not being bias due to the fact that this is a Mo's Ferry interview, one of the tracks that is close to my heart, has put a hard mark on me and also shifted my attention more and more to electronic music was in fact a remix of Dapayk.
Back in 2006 I think, I've heard a promo mix that had "Malou – Wordplay (Dapayk Remix)" in it. Because the tracklist wasn't available I had absolutely no idea who made the track, but I've cut it from the mix and listened it amazed every time. I have later found out that is in fact a Dapayk remix and I was thrilled, since I was already an admirer of Niklas.
Another record that worth's mentioning as being close to my heart and having an impact on me as a producer would be "Stimming – November Morning". I have been hypnotized by its sensibility and when he released the "Brandenburgisches Staatsorchester Version" of the same track I was speechless. This is the record that summed up everything I am, loving electronic music coming from a somewhat classical background.
Along Dapayk, as other influences and people I look up to would be Stephan Bodzin, Stimming, Max Cooper, Robert Babicz, but these names are just a few of the many people I am influenced by.
5. How did you get to know about the contest?
Being a follower on Dapayk's social media, I found out from his announcement. I was very happy to have the opportunity of remixing the track. Being selected as the 5 finalists, I was already a big win for me as I knew that Niklas and the Mo's Ferry people liked the remix in some degree.
6. You have also won the AIRA MX-1. Has it already become a part of your music production?
After winning the Dapayk remix contest, Roland East Europe kindly sent me the Aira gear (System-1, Tr-8, TB-3 and VT-3) to make some demos along with the MX-1 and after using them for a few weeks I can definitely say that Aira is a powerful production set with endless possibilities.
Besides production, I would recommend the MX-1 to any performer as being a vital piece of gear for a versatile live-act / Dj set. It has everything that an electronic music performer would ever need with a lot of inputs for outboard gear, laptop, dedicated Aira connections and a great set of highly customizable fx that can affect any gear coming trough it being able to spice up everything. Roland definitely set a whole new standard when it comes to mixers.
7. What can we expect from you next? Any surprises?
In the last 5 years I have been heavily involved in sound design and sample pack creation working with the most respected companies around. This is the reason that my attention was turned from my own production. Although I had some releases, I haven't been too consistent neither from a release schedule point of view or genre wise. I've made what I thought people want to hear, not what I wanted to do.
Winning the remix contest was a wakeup call that I should try to focus more of own production and, most importantly, that I should do what I feel.
This being said, I am determined to make time and work on my own productions. I already have some tracks that I am working on, tracks that I intend to send (as my first ever sent demo) to a good label J "wink" and hopefully they would like it and have the first 'real' release of my alias "Ambilotti" that would really define the future. Ultimately, as every artist, I would like to make an album to be released and I also start building a long self craved live-act to be able to showcase my music first hand.
Dapayk solo "Transformation Remixes" (mfp080)
We're happy to announce the first remix release for Dapayk solo's latest album "#nofilter". On the A is Ricky Ambilotti, the winner of the remix contest curated by Dapayk and Roland Music last autumn. On the B you can find Marek Bois, the Minimal Techno alter ego of Dapayk. Enjoy!
Dapayk Solo "#nofilter" album release party
3.12.2015 @ IPSE, Berlin – Dapayk Solo presents his new album "#nofilter". He will be supported by Sebastian Russell and From Karaoke To Stardom who just recently released their own albums on Mo's Ferry's sublabel fenou. The album release party will be exclusively streamed by BE-AT.TV. Entry is by invitation only. Sign up and win tickets here: http://on.fb.me/1SqjnvU
Dapayk solo – live
From Karaoke To Stardom – live
Sebastian Russell – live
IPSE, Vor dem Schlesischen Tor 2b, 10997 Berlin
Dapayk solo "#nofilter" – OUT NOW!
We're more than happy to present Dapayk solo's new album "#nofilter" – out in stores today. Eleven new tracks… more straightforward, more reduced, more analog and dirtier than "anything i have done before", Dapayk says.
Addendum: Mo's Ferry meets Tresor with Alexander Lorz
Here's a live recording of Alexander Lorz' dj-set from "Tresor presents: From Paris to Berlin – a Mo's Ferry Labelnight"
Video: Dapayk solo "Transformation" by Patrice Brylla
We've updated Dapayk solo's Youtube channel with the brand new "Transformation" video by Patrice Brylla. You'll also find his previous music videos and nerd session clips… enjoy!
Dapayk solo "Transformation" (mfp078)
Mo's Ferry presents Dapayk solo's new double A-side single "Transformation". This is not only a two track preview of his upcoming album "#nofilter", but also a return to his roots of experimental ways and angularity in his production.
Dapayk solo "Transformation" Exclusive MyVideo Premiere
We're happy to announce the release of Dapayk solo "Transformation". Watch the official music video by Patrice Brylla on MyVideo.
The single is available on 12″ vinyl & digital.
Dapayk solo's new album "#nofilter" will be released Oct 9th, 2015. >>> iTunes preorder <<<
23.5.15 Mo's Ferry labelnight @ Tresor, Berlin
Dapayk solo presents "FROM PARIS TO BERLIN"
Live: Dapayk Solo (Mo's Ferry, Fenou/ Berlin)
Chloé (BPitch Control, Kill the DJ/ Paris)
Live: From Karaoke To Stardom (Rrygular/ Paris)
Marcel Knopf (Mo's Ferry, Clap Your Hands/ Berlin)
Alexander Lorz (Mo's Ferry, Proud/ Berlin)
Gary Beck (Bek Audio, Soma/ UK)
Dinamite (Catalytic/ Berlin)
Ro (Tresor.Berlin)
Three questions to Dapayk & Padberg
Dapayk & Padberg just released there new and dance floor oriented single "Come Out" (Mo's Ferry 76) with some long-awaited remixes by Mooryc and Eomac. Here's a short Q+A we did with Niklas and Eva last week.
1. "Come Out" is a perfect dance floor track – fresh & present. What was the idea behind this production?
After our last album "Smoke" which was very deep, calm and listening oriented, we felt that it was time to actually come out with something that is more fresh and funky. We have been touring with club versions of the latest album tracks for a year and a half now and seeing people on the dancelfloor, having a good time to our music, makes us want to please them even more. So we wanted to add a new track to the repertoire, something that would make people want to "come out" and just enjoy themselves. The message is pretty clear.
2. On the flip are two amazing remixes by Mooryc and Eomac. Why did you choose them?
We have been admiring both of these guys for quiet some time now. Their work is just always flawless and they each have their own very unique style. We always try to find remixers that will add something new to the mix and this time we got really lucky.
3. Are there any surprises we can expect from Dapayk & Padberg in 2015?
They wouldn't be surprises anymore if we told you! …No, seriously… right now we are wrapping up the last leg of the "Smoke" tour. Which is kind of strange, since this album has been the most personal for us and we feel like we are closing this chapter now. But that's always part of the deal. Niklas has been working on several new projects of his own and has been keeping busy. We will probably start working on the next album in the second half of 2015. But that won't be out for a while. There might be another single release or a little secret project we have been working on, coming out before the next album, to make the wait less long. But we can't give anything away yet. Sorry, guys!
Dapayk & Padberg "Come Out" on Beatport
Dapayk & Padberg's new single "Come Out" including remixes by Mooryc and Eomac is available on Beatport…
Dapayk & Padberg "Come Out" ON VINYL…
We're happy to present the new Dapayk & Padberg 12″ vinyl with a brandnew masterpiece called "Come Out" and two long-awaited remixes by Mooryc and Eomac.
Dapayk solo "Over The Top" out now!
Dapayk always delivers. With "Over The Top" and "Orwo" the Mo's Ferry label boss polished the prettiest grapes taken from his current liveset. He comes up with four version, each of them with a special focus on the vinyl or digital format. Thumbs up by Troy Pierce, Pheek, Kaiserdisco, Mihalis Safras, Oliver Schories, An On Bast, ….
New Mo's Ferry Podcast by Greeko
We're happy to present a new 1hr mix by Greeko for our Mo's Ferry podcast series. Enjoy listening and check his latest release "Without You"!
Five questions to Greeko
Greeko's "Without You" – his third release on Mo's Ferry – is out now! Here's a short interview we our Italian youngster…
Why did you first get into music?
I got into music at an really early age. I grew up on the Greek islands of Santorini & Mykonos, where my father was working in 2 summer clubs. I was just 6 years old when I had the chance to get into a club and see what happens there. I remember that I was wearing a pair of earplugs to protect my ears, but I was feeling the vibe in my body cause of the loudness of the music. It was definitely a crazy and sublime feeling. I fell in love at first sight. Later when I moved to Italy (I was 14-15 years old) I saw the underground clubbing scene was on another level. So I found my way.
How do you produce music in your studio?
I produce music in a lot of different ways and as you can see my tracks are completely different to each other. I consider myself a "modern nerd". I guess that is because I really spend all my time with experimenting new stuff like Vst's or sometimes by just sampling every kind of thing that surrounds me. But anyway, today you don't need big things to do music. The technology gives a lot of chances to everybody and I have also a really simple studio. If the technology was a bit like in the early 90s, I for sure wouldn't be able to buy all that analogic expensive machines. Today we need ideas. Everything about the music has changed. What we need are good ideas to produce good music.
What's been the best moment of your young career so far?
Until now there are 2: The first one was in 2011 when (after my first productions) at the age of 18 I got the chance to catch the attention of Richie Hawtin and his label M_nus. He was an idol for me. I had the chance to talk personally to him. It really helps to believe in yourself and your music, when you get this kind of support after only just a few months of music productions. This was an insane experience for me. And the second one was in Berlin in 2014. I had the chance to perform @ an Mo's Ferry Label Night @ the legendary Tresor Club at the age of 21. I think this is the dream of every dj/producer my age around the world!!! I feel lucky.
What are your favourite records and biggest influences?
I've been influenced a lot by Detroit Techno but also by Hip Hop to Jazz and to every kind of music genre. I love music in general and I listen to music at least 3-4 hours each day. If the sound captures me then this is the right music for me. And the influences change constantly. I guess, it's my characteristics. I think it helps me to stay close with the latest music.
My favourite records:
1) Stimming – November Morning (Brandenburgisches Staatsorchester Version)
2) Anthony Collins – Don't Look Down Now (Roman Flugel Remix)
3) Dapayk & Padberg feat. Caro – Island (Noze Remix)
4) Ellen Allien – Need
5) Mari Kvien Brunvoll – Everywhere You Go (Villalobos Celestial Voice Amnesia Resurrection Mix)
What can we expect from you next? Any surprises?
For now I'm working on a lot of projects. I am also collaborating with a pop band and a few amazing voices but for now this is only exclusive in my dj sets. In the forthcoming months there will be some brand new surprises. Just keep your ears open during my gigs. The first surprise will come out in January 2015 on Mo's Ferry and I can't wait to share this one. It is my forthcoming ep. called "Without You" including a second track and also an amazing remix from the label boss Dapayk!
Greeko "Without You" OUT NOW!
Greeko is full of passion for the music. He tries to live and enjoy each moment and you can feel this vibe on "Without You", the 3rd release by the young Italian on Mo's Ferry.
Marek Bois tour stop at Distillery, Leipzig
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MAREK BOIS AKA DAPAYK – LIVE (Rrygular, Berlin)
FROM KARAOKE TO STARDOM – LIVE (Rrygular, Apnea, Paris)
DISTALE (Rrygular, Berlin)
KLEINSCHMAGER AUDIO (Rrygular, Mo's Ferry)
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Dapayk & Padberg "Layers" remixed by Rampa & Chloe
Dapayk & Padberg welcomes the autumn season with "Layers". The original version on their 2013 longplayer "Smoke" got a nice treatment by Rampa and Chloe. But also Dapayk couldn't resist to do two more clubby versions of the track.
Dapayk & Padberg "Layers" – exclusive video release on TUSH
Next week you can watch and listen to the exclusive premiere of Dapayk & Padberg's music video "Layers" directed by Christophe Chudy.
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New Mo's Ferry by Patrick Vano
Mo's Ferry presents "Gravity Drive" by Patrick Vano. The 12inch contains three fantastic dj tools beyond any question. Take a listen…
ADE: Mo's Ferry Showcase @ Vlla, Amsterdam on Octobre 17th
This year we will attend Amsterdam Dance Event for the first time with a Mo's Ferry / I Love Vinyl showcase. Therefore, all laptops and CD player remain at home. All artists play vinyl only, and even live acts do without any computer.
"Break Thing" – a new Dapayk solo release on Mo's Ferry
Dapayk, captain of the Mo's Ferry label ship, brings two floor burning tracks taken from his current live set.
11.07.14 Dapayk solo and Marcel Knopf at Watergate
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New Mo's Ferry 72 by Greeko
The new Mo's Ferry 12inch "Beat Hit Repeat" is release no. 2 by Italian youngster Greeko and comes with some nice feedback from:
DJ Sneak: "Fav: Beat Hit Repeat. Cool stuff."
Rampa: "Beat Hit and My Best are two dope tracks!!! Thanks."
Affkt: "Superb tracks here! Thanks for sharing buddy."
Someone Else: "Fav: Beat Hit Repeat. bit hiti fr me."
Milos Fedor (Radio FM Bratislava): "Fav: Less Is More. Mo's Ferry's kept its sound till now… great ep!!!"
Mathias Schaffhauser "Angular – Remixed"
After the release of his album "Angular" half a year ago Mathias Schaffhauser and Mo's Ferry invite to discover the new remixes. The Frenchman Nicolas Masseyeff and Jorge Ciccioli from Argentina ensure international scope as well as musical variation.
Mo's Ferry Mix 4-2014 by Interelektrika
In April 2014 Mo's Ferry presents Interelektrika. Their groovy dj mix between deephouse and techno is as inspiring as the sunny spring season. A warm and positive feeling reminds us of the upcoming daytime parties. Enjoy the set and if you like check their latest release "Tage Wie Dieser" on fenou #20.
26.04.14 Mo's Ferry Labelnight @ Tresor, Berlin
We're going to celebrate the next Mo's Ferry labelnight on Sat, 26.04.14 at Tresor, Berlin together with Dapayk solo (LIVE), Mr. Statik, Greeko & Kleinschmager Audio.
Dapayk & Padberg "Smoke (Family Remixes)"
Last fall, Dapayk & Padberg released "Smoke", their most sinister, most atmospheric and most peculiar album to date. Just in time for the upcoming summer season the Berlin-based electronica duo and notable artists from the Mo's Ferry label ask for the dance floor again playing their "Smoke Family Remixes". The result is an airy, chilly, highly danceable club makeover.
Mo's Ferry Mix 3-2014 by Piotr Bejnar
In March 2014 Mo's Ferry presents Piotr Bejnar with an exclusive dj mix. Piotr became a close family member over the last years with a number of great releases and remixes. Not to forget his eccentric live performances on our label nights. He'll be part of Dapayk & Padberg's upcoming "Smoke Family Remixes" album. And we're happy to have him live at this years I Love Vinyl Open Air.
Dapayk & Padberg ignite a "Silent Firework"
Since the release of the album their track "Silent Fireworks" has been a candidate for a 12" single. And a remix by Marek Hemmann and another edit by Dapayk complete this vinyl perfectly.
V.A. "Mo's Ferry Eisbrecher" out now!
After three years of releasing several EPs and a few longplayers it's been time for Mo's Ferry Prod. to present a new selection of the label catalogue. New faces joint the artist pool, respected remixers were found and not to forget the ongoing musical development of long time fellows.
You can buy on iTunes, Amazon, Beatport, Juno, Whatpeopleplay and more…
A new compilation release is coming… "Mo's Ferry Eisbrecher"
After three years of releasing several EPs and a few longplayers it's been time for us to present a new label compilation. Here's a first preview. Official release is on Friday… February 28th, 2014.
Mo's Ferry presents Mathias Schaffhauser who performed this liveset at Suicide Circus, Berlin on January 4th. Besides brand new tracks taken from his album "Angular" he also played some remixes and edits. Compared to a studio dj mix this recording is definitely a rough one. But it reflects the situation in the club very well. Enjoy listening to his set…
Patrick Vano chart for January 2014
Check Patrick Vano's top10 tracks in January 2014 on Resident Advisor or Beatport.
4.1.14 Mathias Schaffhäuser LIVE at SuicideCircus, Berlin
Any plans for tomorrow… Mathias Schaffhauser LIVE at SuicideCircus, Berlin. He's going to present his new album "ANGULAR". Support from Marcel Knopf and more…
Mo's Ferry Mix 1-2014 By Patrick Vano
Mo's Ferry kicks off the new year with a dj mix by Patrick Vano. He released his debut album "The Other Side Of Me" last year and proofed his dj skills on various events such as the I Love Vinyl Open Air and the Mo's Ferry NYE bash in Berlin just a few days ago. We're already excited about his upcoming releases on the label. In the meantime… enjoy listening to his mix…
Mo's Ferry NYE Label Night @ Weekend, Berlin (DE)
Let's ring in the New Year @ Weekend Club in Berlin on December 31st starring Dapayk & Padberg live, From Karaoke to Stardom live, Patrick Vano, Marcel Knopf and Kleinschmager Audio.
21.12.2013 – I Love Vinyl Wintersession @ Wolke
36 hours to go… I Love Vinyl Wintersession! Enjoy partying with Ian Pooley, Dapayk solo, Marcel Knopf, Kleinschmager Audio and many more tomorrow at Wolke!
New 12″ by Jedi Jet w/ Tom Ellis Rmx
Jedi Jet bring three funky Frickelsound treasures and spice up their first 12″ with a remix by Tom Ellis.
Marcel Knopf @ TNT, Berlin
Marcel Knopf is going to play Knatter Techno tonight.
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I Love Vinyl Night @ Saint Petersburg (RU)
I Love Vinyl goes east and is very happy to meet all vinyl lovers in beautiful St. Petersburg on November 29th!
Line Up: Dapayk Solo Live, Marcel Knopf, Patrick Vano.
New Mo's Ferry Mix By Benotmane
Here is a new set by Benotmane for the Mo's Ferry mix series. Samy played some fenou tracks from his last 10inch and the one by Lake Powel, as well. Enjoy!
New album Release – Mathias Schaffhauser "Angular"
We're proud to present Mathias Schaffhauser's new album "Angular" on Mo's Ferry. Following his single "Brummer & Hammill" a few months ago, the longplayer shows a spontaneous and unconventional producer in his best shape.
Competition at TheNoiseGate.com
Mo's Ferry presents the new album "ANGULAR" by Mathias Schaffhauser. Official release is Nov 22nd, 2013. But check out the competion at Thenoisegate.com to win a physical copy of the album.
I Love Vinyl Wintersession @ Wolke, Wolkramshausen (DE)
Have yourself a merry I Love Vinyl Wintersession @ Wolke! Join us on December, 21st.
Dapayk Solo Live @ Klub Rura, Czestochowa, PL
Join Dapayk @ Klub Rura on November 16th!
Dapayk Solo Live @ Klangkino, Gebesee
Don't miss Dapayk @ Klangkino on November 15th!
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Dapayk live at Zooma, Plauen
Stop by at Zooma, Plauen for Dapayk's live gig on Nov. 9th, 2013.
New release – Greeko "Kill EP"
Greeko is one of the new undisputed talents of the Italian scene. His latest colaboration with Darlyn Vlys made huge waves. So, welcome aboard!
Mo's Ferry Labelnight at Weekend, Berlin
BERMUDA / Mo's Ferry night…
Join us on Nov. 8th, 2013 at Weekend club, Berlin.
Dapayk solo – live
Mathias Schaffhäuser
Malte Seddig
New Mo's Ferry Mix by Greeko
Mo's Ferry welcomes Greeko – a young artist from Italy. Along with his upcoming "Kill EP" he brought a fresh and driving dj set for our label mix series.
Mo's Ferry welcomes back Mr. Statik
Mr.Statik's second EP on Mo's Ferry is out on digital today… featured by Sasha Perera with incredibly laid-backvocals and with remixes by Daze Maxim and Dapayk.
ILV Slipmats
Today we have received the new I Love Vinyl slipmats! If you are a vinyl lover and want to purchase one please send us an email to email@example.com
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"Smoke" Official Video
We're proud to present the official video for Dapayk & Padberg "Smoke" made by Joachim Baldauf & Patrice Brylla.
New album out now!
We're proud to present the new Dapayk & Padberg album "Smoke". It's available on iTunes, Amazon, Whatpeopleplay, Beatport, Juno, Musicload, GoogleMusic, Spotify or in your favorite music store.
19.9. Release Party at Fiese Remise, Berlin
Mo's Ferry presents Dapayk & Padberg "Smoke". After a private showcase of their new video to a selected audience the doors will be open to the public. The suitable bass support comes from DJs Marcel Knopf, Kleinschmager Audio and Malte Seddig.
New Video: Dapayk & Padberg "Some Air"
Dapayk & Padberg's "Some Air" is taken from their 4th album "Smoke". Inspired by the relaxed atmosphere of Southern France both musicians put some of this easiness in a song full of longing for some air.
Patrick Vano Album Out Now!
Patrick Vano "The Other Side Of Me" out in stores!
Patrick Vano Album Release Party
Mo's Ferry presents "Colours (DPK1-10)" Compilation
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Forty whole years have passed since the world first heard "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band". A pretty good innings for a piece of pop music, ephemeral as the genre usually is. It's not an album I even own (The White Album is the only beatles album I have on CD), but it does play
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Back in the mists of time (1985) the Deserters produced a short run of magazines for those following our music at the time. They featured interviews with members of the band, articles about the music and anything else that happened to be of interest at the time. I've recently come across scans of them and
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Eilen Jewell's music wouldn't be out of place in a smoky nightclub, but it would sound just as natural in a barn full of slow-dancing Southerners. Her tunes have an interesting dichotomy that's equal parts Billie Holiday and Loretta Lynn, shifting effortlessly from jazz to folk, often within the same track, and surprising listeners with unpredictable and fascinating trajectories.
Less thrilling: The latest Shaft movie brings nothing new to the screen
The trope of "John Shaft is a dirty old man" is barely enough material to build a "Saturday Night Live" sketch, let alone an entire movie. Yet here we are, the fifth entry in a once-breakthrough series (the third to be titled simply Shaft), and the most we can muster is a sometimes tolerable
Block by block: Local teen creates a full-length Minecraft animation film
When it comes to creating a feature-length movie on the silver screen, animation studios like Pixar deploy millions of dollars and hundreds of people to make the magic happen. Well buckle up, Hollywood, because one local teen did it right from his basement studio in Louisa. Fourteen-year-old
Keeping tracks: Thomas Dean loops in Virginia-based bands on his new indie label Infinite Repeats
Thomas Dean takes unusual pleasure in digging through crates of junky records. It's partly the aroma of acidic paper inserts mingling with that of musty cardboard sleeves. It's partly weirdo cover art, bonkers band names, and eyebrow-raising (or head-shaking) album titles. But mostly, it's the
ARTS Pick: Richelle Claiborne
More excellence: When Richelle Claiborne first staged Black Music Excellence Through the Ages in March she told C-VILLE, "It's not the history of black music. It's my history through black music—how all these different genres have impacted and affected me, or represented me, is the thread that
ARTS Pick: Dr. Levine and the Dreaded BluesLady
Blues class: Lorie Strother and Stephen Levine make up Dr. Levine and the Dreaded BluesLady, a Charlottesville-based duo with serious blues skills that's been known to break out into an R&B or classic rock tune from time to time. Strother's experience shines in her charismatic stage
Album reviews: Craig Leon, Naytronix, Matt Martians, Kate Bollinger, and Crumb
Craig Leon Anthology of Interplanetary Folk Music Vol. 2: The Canon (RVNG Intl.) Craig Leon produced the classic debuts of the Ramones and Blondie before covering some classical stuff himself (key title: Bach to Moog). On his '80s new age albums Nommos and Visiting, Leon imagined the vernacular
ARTS Pick: Damien Jurado
Far afield: Folk singer-songwriter Damien Jurado began his solo career in 1995, self-releasing cassettes and performing intimate acoustic shows around his hometown of Seattle. Aptly described as experimental, Jurado's work includes forays into found and field recordings—in 2000 he released a
ARTS Pick: Kendall Street Company
Happy at home: A rhythm guitar-centric band with a monster sax player that formed through late-night sessions at the University of Virginia might sound like a familiar backstory, but this six-piece rock act founded in 2013 relies on original, epic jams to cut its own swath through the East
ARTS Pick: Telemetry Music Series
Wild sax: Musical wilderness is the running theme as the Telemetry Music Series highlights free jazz with the "ferocious, sorcerous, and way out there" improv of Charlotte, North Carolina's Ghost Trees sharing the bill with Space-Saver's drum and sax-tinged combos of doom metal/acid
ARTS Pick: Izzy Heltai
Nomadic harmony: Izzy Heltai's indie-folk tells emotionally captivating stories that leave enough room for the listener to relate. His sparse piano and strong vocals are simple and soaring, invoking his nomadic lifestyle—Heltai has been traveling across the country, living out of his car to
Women's works
Three years after starting her tenure as Second Street Gallery's executive director and chief curator, Kristen Chiacchia says she feels at home. For the next month, when she enters the gallery, among the works greeting her are a watercolor and oil painting by celebrated mid-century abstract
Going Dark: The X-Men franchise comes to a boring end
The conclusion of the X-Men franchise was never going to be great, but it didn't have to be this bad. Back when the first film came out in 2000, the idea of a series of sustained and even quality films based on comic books had not solidified—Superman, Batman, and Blade all started strong but
Building what's next: Raven Mack melds perspectives through haiku poetry slams
Seventeen syllables. Seventeen syllables to say whatever you want, to say as much, or as little, as you'd like. Hell, you don't even have to use all 17 syllables if you don't need or want to, says poet and artist Raven Mack. That's just the typical form of a Japanese haiku in the Western world:
ARTS Pick: Twenty One Pilots
Firmly entrenched: After huge success with 2015's thematically cryptic Blurryface, Twenty One Pilots entered into a period of "going dark" for a year, which singer Tyler Joseph says was needed to bring authenticity back to the music and battle some unspecified personal demons. When the duo
ARTS Pick: Sleep
Anything but tired: Very loud Bay Area doom metal trio Sleep attained underground legend status with a monolithic late-'90s riff monster called Dopesmoker. The long-awaited 2018 follow-up, The Sciences, brought new commercial success and a bit more sonic variation without sacrificing the band's
ARTS Pick: Dr. Coincidence's Song and Dance Show
No happy accidents: Dr. Bernie Beitman's 2016 book, Connecting With Coincidence, throws science at the notion that surprise happenings in our lives are not entirely by chance. Dr. Coincidence's Song and Dance Show takes that thinking to the stage, where personal stories of serendipity come
Album reviews: Boogarins, Bill MacKay, Carmen Villain, and Faye Webster
Boogarins Sombrou Dúvida (LAB 344) Brazilian band Boogarins is back with more heady psychedelia, adding a little bap to the mix this time. If the Google translations are on point, Dinho Almeida is repeatedly counseling us to eschew tradition, explore life, embrace fear, etc. Ironically, his
MHS drama teacher Madeline Michel wins a Tony Award by investing in students
Madeline Michel sits on one of the couches lining her classroom, balancing a sparkly gold laptop on her knees as she tells two students about being summoned to the Monticello High School principal's office. Principal Rick Vrhovac called her in for a "meeting," she says, her voice slightly
F.U.C.C. show at McGuffey focuses on women's experiences
On view at McGuffey Art Center this month is "Women's Work," an exhibition featuring 18 artists who belong to the Feminist Union of Charlottesville Creatives, or F.U.C.C. Sculptor Lily Erb and painter Sam Gray founded the group in 2017 with the "hope to create space and opportunities for female
Stranger than fiction: Casey Cep explores Harper Lee's foray into true crime
When word came out in early 2015 that Harper Lee was set to publish a sequel to the 1960 Pulitzer Prize-winning To Kill a Mockingbird, author Casey Cep was one of a number of reporters who traveled to Lee's hometown of Monroeville, Alabama, to cover the book's release. Despite Lee's enormous


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|A "Why Daddy?" heading from the June 6, 1956 Lorain Journal
One of the things I liked about the book was that Dirda wrote about the "Tell Me Why!" feature that appeared daily on the Lorain journal comics page. He noted, "The comics pages also offered A. Leokum's "Why, Daddy" column, later reslugged "Tell Me Why" at about the same time its author's first initial was revealed to stand for the clearly un-American name Arkady."
|A "Tell Me Why" column heading from June 1969
As Dirda explained, "Kids would mail in "scientific" questions such as, "Why does the earth go around the sun?" and Leokum would explain in the simplest possible English."
Dirda noted that his father encouraged his children to enter the daily contest. "As we grew older he urged his inquisitive brood to send in questions, partly for the glory of seeing our names in the paper (if our letters were lucky enough to be chosen), but also for the award of various educational prizes.
"In due course, the Dirdas received several collegiate dictionaries, an atlas and, eventually, when we'd already outgrown it, a Junior Encyclopedia Britannica."
I thought it was interesting that whoever was syndicating Leokum's "Why Daddy" column changed the name to the less sexist "Tell Me Why!" beginning around 1960. It was also a smart marketing decision, because Leokum later published a popular series of books with that name.
By the way, thanks to the various newspaper websites, it was easy to find out when the Dirda children won the contest. Pamela Dirda of Lorain, Ohio was the winner on May 19, 1961, and on July 7, 1965, the column noted, "Today's winner is: Linda Dirda, 11, Lorain, Ohio."


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Nuremberg Christmas Market
Known locally as the Christkindlesmarkt, this famous market, held in the middle of the city on the Nuremberg Main Market square, attracts tourists from all over the country and from other parts of the world too. Do not hurry or you will not be able to visit each and every of the 200 wooden stalls, […]
Nuremberg Castle
Standing on a sandstone rock found in the northern sections of the city of Nuremberg, the Nuremberg Castle is soaked in rich history and architecture, which makes it as one of the renowned fortresses in Europe.
Nuremberg is located to the north of Munich and is distanced by about 170 kilometers from Munich. Nuremberg is one of the significant industrial centers in Germany, as it is also a good tourist destination where the many sights never cease to lure the attention of the onlookers.


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Smartphones are certainly a very valuable item for everyone in the present because there are many things that can be done on the smartphone. however, when you are going to buy phone then there are some things you should consider. All these considerations should be in accordance with your needs and desires when buying a smartphone that you desire.
If you plan to buy a new smartphone and replace your old smartphone, then some of these considerations you need to do in order to get a smartphone that matches what you need.
1. Choose the appropriate size
Everyone has different sized hands and fingers because that's the size of a smartphone that is convenient for everyone is different too. In addition, the size also determines how many applications you can post. The size of the screen also affects the phone battery power. consider also whether the phone can be put into your pocket or bag or not.
2. Notice the processor
Maybe you are not too familiar with the various processors that must be in the smartphone. Keep in mind that the phone has a processor mind that will determine how quickly an information is processed there. There are two things about the rosters you know, the number of cores and the clock speed. Select a smartphone whose processor has multiple cores and for clock speeds are usually listed in MHz.
3. Know the operating system and applications in it
iOS has a simple operating system and is known for its ease of use. iOS is also known to be able to use resources well so that the iPhone RAM is less and the CPU is weaker than other devices. IOS weakness is at its limitations, for example, to play music you can only use iTunes.
Unlike Android is much more popular in Indonesia, its use is easy and applications that you can download on the play store also vary. For those of you who are worried about your privacy and information, the blackberry brand is the safest option for you.


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Video Producer
King's Cross, Central London
Posted: 16/04/2018
Closes: 24/04/2018
- Hours: Full time
- Contract: Permanent
Here at the Guardian, we believe the open exchange of information, ideas and opinions has the power to change the world for the better. Our independent journalism holds power to account across the globe and brings information that's suppressed into the public domain.
We are at a fascinating juncture in our history. Our audience has never been larger; our journalism never more successful; our brand never stronger.
Yet the economics of the news business are incredibly volatile with large digital platforms eroding the ad market for quality publishing.
As we re-orientate to focus on reader revenues in this period of unprecedented change, the relationships we build with key partners will be core to our success.
That is where you come in.
We are recruiting a Video Producer to join our Guardian Labs team, producing branded video content, podcasts and interactive executions as part of wider Labs projects. You will work closely with strategy, sales, and commissioning editors to support the pre-sales process, contributing ideas and sense checking feasibility of their delivery as well as overseeing the visualisation of these ideas into deliverables.
To be considered for this role, we're looking for you to have experience in a similar role, with proven experience and knowledge producing video projects and other multimedia executions.
And, of course, you'll have a genuine desire to contribute to the Guardian's future success, and share in our goals and values.
Does this all sound like you? Then we'd love to hear from you!
To apply, please upload your latest CV and a cover letter which outlines why you'd like to take on this role, and why you're a great match for what we're looking for.
We value and respect all differences in all people (seen and unseen) at the Guardian. We aspire to inclusive working experiences and an environment that reflects the audience we serve, where our people have equal access to career development opportunities, their voices are heard and can contribute to our future.
- Industry: Marketing & PR, Digital marketing, Media, Advertising, Creative, Digital media, Publishing
- Listing type: Job vacancy


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Advice for new businesses
If you are starting up a new food business or taking over an existing one, you must register with the Food and Safety team at least 28 days before opening.
We suggest that you discuss your plans with the Food and Safety team so that there is an opportunity to get advice and rectify any problems before you start trading. Officers can give general advice, however, food business operators may need to employ a specialist to give detailed assistance concerning food safety. See contacts section of this page to get in touch with the team.
See downloads section of this page for more advice from the Food Standards Agency booklets "Starting up - your first steps to running a catering business" and "Food hygiene: a guide for businesses".
The Food Standards Agency provides a suggested food safety management system for small catering businesses called Safer Food Better Business (SFBB). There are a number of SFBB packs available that are designed to meet the specific needs of different food businesses which can be downloaded from the website. Your relevant pack will help you to comply with food hygiene regulations.
A checklist for starting up would include:-
- Have you registered your premises?
- Do the design and construction of your premises meet legal requirement?
- Are you aware of the main General Food Law Requirements?
- Do you keep written records of all the suppliers that provide you with food or any food ingredients?
- Have you put food safety management procedures in place and are you keeping up-to-date records of these?
- Do you and your staff understand the principles of good food hygiene?
- Have you considered health and safety and fire safety arrangements?
- Have you registered as self-employed?
- Do you need to register for VAT?
- Are you keeping records of all your business income and expenses?
- Are you keeping records of your employees' pay and do you know how to pay their tax and National Insurance contributions?
- Do you describe food and drink accurately?
- Do you need to apply for a licence to sell alcohol, for entertainment, for selling hot food and drink late at night, or selling food on the street?
Information for businesses can be found on the Oxfordshire Trading Standards website .
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The Tour de Teulu is a beautiful family ride suitable for children who are accompanied by parents or adult friends. The Tour de Teulu will start and finish at the main event centre so that you will be inspired by the big event atmosphere. We are proud to be supporting the local young champions of the future and hope that the Tour de Teulu will inspire you to keep fit and healthy and to enjoy the stunning outdoors.
The ride will follow the Tour de Môn route out of Holyhead, and will return along quiet roads to the main finish line. The ride is approximately 3.5 miles long.
Please note - The ride is on roads open to traffic, and as a consequence any child under the age of 12 must be accompanied by at least 1 adult. Children ages 13 and over must be accompanied at a ratio of 2 children for every 1 adult.
Teulu riders will get a finisher medal and refreshments at the finish line and marshals at major points along the route.


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Improve your impact on the environment in three simple steps: Reduce, Reuse and Recycle.
When it comes to going green, recycling gets all the glory, but reducing and reusing are just as important to making an impact to the environment. And when practicing the three R's in the proper manner they are all inextricably linked. So we thought we'd pass along a few pointers and a little explanation to help you help the planet.
Take this step at the simplest definition of the word: reduce what you use; reduce the amount you throw away; reduce the toxicity of what you throw away; and, you'll reduce your impact on the environment.
The fancy term that experts like to throw around for the reduce step is "source reduction," which actually means consuming and throwing away less. When you're practicing waste reduction you:
- Purchase durable, long-lasting goods;
- Seek products and packages that are as free of toxic materials as possible;
- Purchase products that use less raw material in production, have a longer life or are designed to be used again after their original use.
Source reduction actually prevents the generation of waste in the first place, it is the most preferred method of waste management and goes a long way toward protecting the environment.
Think about everything you use and throw away during an average day of your life. Now, think about how much waste could be saved if you simply reused some of those items you threw away. Reusing items is actually better than recycling because they don't need to be reprocessed, and thus have less of an effect on the environment. For example, rinsing out and reusing your plastic baggies can save you money while keeping additional waste out of landfills. Below are some other effective ways to reuse items:
- Use cloth napkins or towels
- Refill bottles
- Resell or donate old reading materials, clothes, surplus equipment, etc.
- Reuse boxes
- Use empty jars to hold hardware or office supplies such as screws or paper clips
- Purchase refillable pens and pencils
And now, the R you are probably the most familiar with - Recycling. Recycling takes materials that would otherwise become waste and turns them into valuable resources; generating a host of environmental, financial and social benefits. A wide variety of materials can be recycled, such as glass, metal, plastics and paper, and recycling them provides many benefits:
- Conserves resources for the future
- Prevents the emission of many greenhouse gases and water pollutants
- Saves energy
- Stimulates the development of greener technologies
- Reduces the need for new landfills and incinerators
Recycling is one of the best environmental success stories of the late 20th century. Eighty-two million tons of material was diverted away from landfills and incinerators in 2006, up from 34 million tons in 1990. About 8,660 curbside collection programs served roughly half of the Europe's population by 2006, and those programs, along with drop-off and buy-back centers, resulted in a diversion of about 32 percent of the nation's solid waste in 2005.*
Recycling right means buying recycled, too.
For recycling to have as powerful an effect as possible, you have to do more than set your recyclables on the curb. In order to provide incentive for manufacturers to recycle and make the process economically feasible, consumers must buy recycled products and packaging. Doing so creates an economic incentive for recyclable materials to be collected, manufactured and marketed as new products and provides both economic and environmental benefits.


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The new economy is a consumer-to-consumer driven marketplace where consumers choose the information they consume. This creates a challenge for marketers who are trying to promote their companies, organizations or causes. Learn how an inbound marketing strategy can be the answer to today's marketing challenges in this presentation.
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S.A. Speedway to hold 2013 season
San Antonio Speedway operations director Brian Bohlen announced that plans are under way to hold a racing season on the high-banked, half-mile paved oval track next year.
"We were really pleased with the response of our recent Octoberfast event," Bohlen said. "The future of the track hinged on the outcome of Octoberfast and we're happy to say that we were overwhelmed by the support we received from the racers, sponsors, racing teams, fans and media. We know they all contributed to the success of this monumental event in a big way."
After a five-year absence from racing at SAS, the track reopened last October. The event drew nearly 5,000 fans and 120 racers. Bohlen said he will announce in January the official race dates for 2013.


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Nineteen Ninety-Three was a very special year: Jenna Jameson launched her career in the adult entertainment industry, and the Zoo York Institute was established in New York City. Now fifteen years later, Zoo York and Jenna are proud to announce an exclusive collaboration skateboard deck illustrated by The CollaBros. Limited to just 500 decks, they will be available through select skateshops only starting at the end of October.
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Coming into this year, Utah based middleweight Jason "The Mover" South was looking to add to his eight-fight winning streak and become a known fighter in the process. So far he's accomplished the first half of that and is working on the second.
In two fights this year, South continued to prove himself a dangerous adversary by finishing both his opponents, making him 10 for 10 in his career.
"I was supposed to fight Marcus Johnson twice, and both times it fell through," said South. "Luckily Kyacey Uscola and Phil Dace filled in when he fell out, and I was able to capitalize on both of them and finish them.
"The Uscola fight, that was the only fight ever that I was kind of on the careful side because I didn't want to get caught with anything because he'd been on a losing streak and I didn't want to be his first win back. The Dace fight I felt great. I was able to basically shut him out the whole fight and finish him off quick."
As for keeping his streak of finishes going, South's mindset is simple: keep the judges out of the fight.
"I don't ever think about what I'm going to do in this round or the next, I go in there to fight and push guys," he said. "That's just kind of always been my style.
"I don't want to win by decision or lose or get screwed by decision. It's always in my hands by never letting it going to the judges if possible."
Now that he's started off the year strong, South turns his attention to getting some recognition by challenging for the vacant MFC middleweight championship against "Smilin'" Sam Alvey on Friday, Oct. 5, in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
"This one is definitely going to be one of my toughest to date because (Alvey) doesn't go away," said South. "He's only been finished once. He's got a granite chin, is well-rounded, and is going to be a challenge for me to get a win and a finish too.
"I've just got to go in there and impose my will on him. I've got to take advantage of any hole possible. If I can get a knockout, TKO or submission, it doesn't matter to me. I've just got to beat him."
For South, a win in the MFC will not only give him a title he wants badly, but also showcase him on an international stage and hopefully erase some of the sting of a disappointing Ultimate Fighter 16 experience.
"I've wanted an opportunity to fight for a belt since day one, and this is my first one, so it's just huge for me," South told MMAWeekly.com. "I want a belt around my waist so bad.
"I've been working really hard, I've got a good resume, and I wanted people to notice me, so finally I'm on a good stage with a lot of eyes on me. I've got to go in there, put him down and get my hand raised at the end of the night."
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Overview Of "This Is Your Brain On Sports"
So you want to make a living from sports betting, you want to grow to be a complete time skilled gambler. The Cavaliers' 93-89 win more than the Warriors created most Las Vegas sportsbooks huge losers on the day with a combination of payouts taking the Cavs +five, +150 on the moneyline and a variation of series rates with a high of 10-to-1 odds after Game four when the Cavs were down 3-1. This program was produced particularly for Station Casinos and now offers Sports Connection customers the ability to add funds remotely online. Set the book on fire (in a protected spot like the parking lot) then use the charred remains in the show case.
My son study Slam Dunk Shoes due to the fact it was a book about basketball that was at a comfy reading level but at his middle college interest level. The greatest element about sportsbook arbitrage is you can take a adverse-return arb and nonetheless make a nice profit, we will go over this later. Our on-line sportsbook lets you location wagers from anywhere in Nevada, and provides you rewards for every $1 that you bet. On best of betting on your preferred teams and sports, on the web sportsbook provides players a series of generous welcome bonuses and rewards. Increasing sport stars have their books published rapidly to meet the demand for their stories.
Gives betting fans a wide range of odds for key sports like football betting, live NFL odds, in-play betting, MLB, NHL, NBA, and a easy to use mobile betting platform offered anytime and anyplace. AR Book Locate : This resource by Renaissance Finding out was made to aid students uncover books and quizzes for Accelerated Reader in schools. It really is never ever protected to assume somebody, visitor or employee, speaks English in Las Vegas.
Current players make it into the newspapers and sports periodicals, so reading the sports section with your youngster will show how readers discover information on a normal basis that has nothing at all to do with college. Permit adequate time before kick-off on Sunday morning (don't forget, NFL games begin at 10:00 a.m. Las Vegas time) to have gospel brunch at nearby Home of Blues Right after the game, explore the planet of exotic marine predators at the resort's Shark Reef Aquarium.
Most sports books have cocktail service (complimentary if you are betting) or complete-service bars, and several have snack bars or an adjacent deli. If you need to have a bathroom and can not uncover 1 (for some cause several casinos decided their restrooms must be as elusive as attainable.) head towards the sports book the men's space is in no way far away. This policy can cause some confusion since there can be a difference in between what the sportsbook considers official and what the sports league take into account official. With the new on the web reading several are afraid it is the death toll for libraries.


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Windows have a surprisingly dramatic effect on the overall look of a home. So we've made them more design-led
It's hard to imagine a frameless window, because chances are, you won't have seen one before. Think wall-to-wall glass with no raised, mounted frame. So, no painted surfaces and no exposed joints
Lumi doesn't just look different, it's designed to provide protection for what matters most
Lumi is structurally very different from an ordinary window. This physical difference along with the addition of a range of high quality, security features, automatically enhances its security.
0.8u Value
That's right - our Lumi windows have an exceptionally low U-Value of just 0.8u for the Ug and from 0.95uw to 1.09uw depending on style of window. Two different U-Value figures are used in the glazing industry Ug = thermal transmittance of the glazing (or the 'centre-pane' U-Value) Uw value = thermal transmittance of the whole window - including glazing and frame
Innovation from every angle
Every detail has been designed, considered and manufactured by the Lumi team in the UK, so this system exudes strength, rigidity and innovation from every angle
A unique choice that
brings design-led difference
Whether you're creating a new build, refurbishing or extending a home or if you're looking for a different take on a replacement window, Lumi is a unique choice that brings design-led difference to any scheme.
A window that's designed to last
"By protecting all the elements that degrade inside the glazing, we were able to create a window that looks amazing and could survive our changeable, corrosive weather."
Perfect for the damp climate of
the UK & Ireland
Lumi is wall to wall glass. With no joints, no painted surfaces, no connected materials, there's nothing to maintain, nothing to corrode and no external weak points. Everything structural is protected within the glazed exterior, making the Lumi window system perfect for the damp, cold climate of the UK and Ireland
Understand our idea. Inside out
"My problem was that windows look the same wherever you go. They're all little boxes that in our weather, degrade over time and let heat escape. Lumi is my solution. I quite literally turned the idea of a window inside out."
Asa McGillian, inventor and founder of Lumi.
But the design doesn't stop there.
On the inside, we've used some of the highest spec fittings we could find
Fibre reinforced
The latest fibreglass reduces the weight of the overall window structure, while also providing exceptional strength. This extra rigidity makes Lumi perfect for a larger than average window
Triple cell glazing
Every Lumi window contains 50mm of triple glazing
The surrounding structure is packed with high density closed cell insulation. This gives Lumi extra strength and makes it extremely energy efficient
Super Spacers
These strips of insulation are positioned between every pane of glass and help stop heat transfer
Super Tough Glass
All three layers of Lumi are made from toughened safety glass as standard
Aluminum corner cleat
The corner joints are bonded and reinforced with aluminium forming an exceptionally strong joint
Outer seal
Aesthetics are important to Lumi. We've found a way to keep the all-important outer seal while keeping it flush with the gasket.
Stainless steel furniture
All extra window furniture is made from stainless steel. Every element is either custom made by the Lumi team in the UK or sourced from the very finest German suppliers
High Tolerance Hinge
All Lumi hinges are extra strong and extra durable
A consistent, high quality finish of detailing can have a surprising impact on the overall interior. Lumi is the simple way to update yours
An interior finish can be matched across the trims, window boards and sills
Lumi Windows are complimented by Lumi Doors, French Doors, Bi-Folds and the ultimate Lumi Lift-Slide Doors
Entrance Doors
This range of glazed entrance doors takes the principles of Lumi and transports them into a modernist, innovation driven door
French Doors
Just as Lumi takes the concept of a window and turns it inside out, Lumi French Doors help you bring the outside in
Lift-Slide Doors
The Lumi Lift-Slide door mechanism is strong, secure and stylish
As Approved Installers for Lumi Windows, Entrance Doors, French Doors, Bi-Folds and Lift-Slide Doors, we offer our dedicated survey and install service throughout South Wales including Abergavenny, Crickhowell, Usk, Monmouth, Brecon, Chepstow, Cwmbran, Newport, Cardiff and Merthyr areas and beyond