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This summer, the Art Gallery of Alberta is proud to host Andy Warhol: Manufactured. The only Canadian venue on the exhibit's international tour, the AGA celebrates Warhol's creative genius and complex individuality. The show highlights Warhol's fascination with celebrity and art in American culture, from his early commercial illustrations to the films, portraits and prints of the Factory years. Visitors can also see a re-creation of Warhol's 1966 work Silver Clouds in the gallery's Borealis Room, where metalized plastic forms are filled with helium and left to float freely above gallery-goers' heads.
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You don't have to be a NASCAR lover to get your engine revved up over these racing-inspired baby names. But with 75 million fans–and counting!– you'll probably have to race someone to the finish line to claim one of them for your own!
Daytona, Bristol & Charlotte
Southern cities make sweet-sounding names–and these names also just happen to be some of NASCARS's most famous speedways!
He'll be the fastest little guy on three big wheels!
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Seeking Suggestions: Substitutes for Tamarind in Pad Thai?
We have an unremitting and unapologetic love for pad thai. We've been having a lot of fun playing around with different recipes for making it at home.
One problem we keep running into, though: we have trouble finding tamarind paste where we live. Any suggestions for substitutes?
The taste of tamarind is completely unique. It's that bright sour taste that lingers hauntingly in the background of a good pad thai and many other Southeast Asian dishes. Without it, pad thai just isn't the same.
That said, it would be nice to have a quick-fix solution for those times when the pad thai craving hits and there's no tamarind to be found. We're wondering if another sweet-sour fruit like ripe mango, dried apricots or prunes, or even a splash of grapefruit juice might fool our taste buds for a little while. A few teaspoons of Worcestershire sauce might also work, since tamarind is one of the main ingredients in that condiment.
Any other ideas for tamarind substitutes?
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Order it online. It'll last for months in your refrigerator.
http://importfood.com/ is great!
Brown sauce (HP sauce) is also made from tamarind. Don't know whether that is common where you live?
I agree with louiedog, by the way, it keeps forever. You can probably freeze it, too, in ice cube trays (never tried that though).
Pomegranate molasses should do the trick. If you can't find molasses you could boil down pom juice.
I had a similar issue not too long ago and used this as a substitute -
In a pinch, I've used no pulp orange juice or sweet lemon juice.
There is a traditional South Indian lentil soup made with tomatoes and tamarind but if you have really fresh tomatoes then you don't have to use the tamarind so tomatoes? You just need something to add that sour element - lemons could suffice as well.
My pad thai recipe does not include tamarind at all, but has white vinegar, sugar and a large amount of paprika, which I suspect are taking the tamarind's place.
There must be some sour element in any thai dish with fish sauce, in my experience. It's often lime juice or vinegar, but tamarind's a good option too.
In a pinch we've used Tamarind Soda in a can, stores well and can be used in most places Tamarind can (in dishes that can support the sugar). It's saved us several times!
When we run out of tamarind concentrate, a good substitute to bring up the acid/sour balance is a bit of fruit vinegar: fruity and sour. Just don't substitute the same amount as you would Tamarind because obviously it is much more sour! You could also just use extra lemon/lime. But really, there is no real way to approximate the taste of tamarind, you'll just get the necessary sourness.
I've always heard that you can approximate the flavor by mixing lime juice and brown sugar. That said, it's really easy to find on the Internet and the dried blocks of pulp keep forever.
Amazon carries it.
herzsprung, I portion mine out in ice cube trays and freeze it. It does indeed keep forever... or at least a few years.
I've used a pretty generic tamarind chutney I found in the international isle, but I bought a bunch from Amazon cheap. Keeps forever.
Besides the Asian/Indian (technically India is part of Asia, so this I'm being redundant, but just in case) grocers, you can sometimes find tamarind at the Mexican/Latino markets. Cheap. I find it hard to believe that there isn't *somewhere* nearby with tamarind paste.


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Carl Froch: New champion Mikkel Kessler is only borrowing the belt
This is Nottingham24th June, 2010
IT'S been a hectic couple of months with fights, training, promotional commitments and the impending birth of my first child to prepare for.
First, I just want to congratulate Nottingham Forest for doing so well last season. Sure we came close and missed the chance to go up into the Premiership this time, but the sleeping giant seems to be well on its way to waking up.
I'm already looking forward to our next season where we'll hopefully do the business and get up into the top-flight were we definitely belong.
The Forest faithful have all been on top form and it was great to see a few of the City Ground regulars making their way over to Herning for my fight with Mikkel Kessler.
Those who didn't make it over probably witnessed the warfare unfold on the Primetime channel.
After speaking to many of you, I fully appreciate it was originally planned for Copenhagen, then was switched to an unknown part of the country.
Add in the last-minute date change and to top it all off, a volcanic ash cloud, and suddenly it became a big ask amid difficult financial times.
While I downplayed the obstacles to the media ahead of the fight, the situation did occupy far more of my mind than it should have done.
I usually dedicate my entire concentration to the task at hand. But with less than a week to go, there were rumours flying around of the ash cloud preventing key people from Showtime being able to get over to produce the event.
Finally a rickety plane took me over - that was the cherry!
That aside, the fight delivered action in spades for all the fans.
All the boxing press had this fight down as the one to watch and it was great to be part of it.
While Kessler got the decision, without sounding like a cliche, it really was one of those fights where nobody was a loser.
The Danish crowd were cheering their man loudly and it was a real cauldron in there, which I relished. We rained hard shots in on each other for 12 explosive rounds.
I had him reeling and hurt a few times in there and his swollen and damaged face at the end told its own story.
Naturally, I was disappointed that I lost, but I will spare you the boring "I will learn from this" or "I'm going back to the drawing board" comments.
As reigning champion, I felt I did enough to hold on to my title, but it goes with the territory of fighting away.
Sure it was a tough night at the office, but one which I showed who was boss.
That huge crowd can shade many close rounds in their man's favour, which I wholly appreciate, and on that occasion served Kessler well at a point his career which really was a 'make or break' time for him.
Mikkel Kessler is a proud and popular fighter who was prepared to go out on his shield that night which, under better circumstances, I would have capitalised on.
But mark my words, next time I would not leave it to the judges in a re-match.
A fight between us in the future would certainly sell out quickly and is one hopefully we can do later in the SuperSix.
Congratulations Mikkel - but you're only borrowing that belt!
The only real sore point was the scoring. The judges, with just a couple of points' gap between the fighters, can be understood in an evenly-contested fight.
But a judge called Tilleman gave me just a single round out of the first ten. How could he turn in a scorecard like that?
In the immediate press conference, another sneaky move was pulled by the German promoters.
After agreeing that we would go to Denmark to face Kessler and for them to send their other fighter in the SuperSix tournament, Arthur Abraham, to England by return . . . they then backed out of it.
They suddenly announced that it was simply a verbal agreement and that they would press for it to be in Germany. My trip to Denmark was a verbal agreement. But, being honourable, we stuck to it.
The thought of a trio of Tillemans sitting at ringside, while Abraham tucks up behind a tight guard for 12 rounds flashed before my team's eyes when Saulerland dropped this on us at the post-fight conference.
Naturally, there have been reports that have said I've thrown my toys out of the pram and have rejected venues from Timbuktoo to a bull ring in Majorca.
The truth is, I've calmly said to forget it being a Saulerland-only show in Germany - or any of their other promotional hotspots east of the UK.
At the end of the day, they have pulled a sly move and are now trying to portray me as a sore loser, when in reality, I'm an honourable fighter who has already delivered on my side of the bargain.
The biggest shame is that Saulerland has screwed the British fight fans out of witnessing this blockbuster fight on British soil.
The Kessler fight was a tremendous one, but they are souring the occasion and portraying me as a fighter not prepared to travel any more in a bid to 'shame me to Germany' - and anyone who knows me knows that I'm completely fearless of fighting anyone, anywhere.
By the same token, those same people will tell you that I've no time for dishonourable people either. When I shake on something, it's set in stone.
Anyway, it's time to finish decorating the babies' room!
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Tyson Fury silenced his doubters and regained the English heavyweight title with a ninth round knockout of John McDermott.
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Manchester man remains unbeaten in Essex slugfest
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Dave Oakes previews Friday's English heavyweight title rematch between Tyson Fury and John McDermott.
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Bradley Evans kept his unbeaten record intact by doing the double over Karl Taylor in their rematch at a show in London on Saturday.
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LENNY Daws hopes to make the third successful defence of his British Light-Welterweight Championship next month.
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Purse bids are looming for new European Middleweight Champion Darren Barker's mandatory defence against former champ Matthew Macklin and the Birmingham based Irishman wants it made very clear that he's ready, willing and able to claim back his old title
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Daniel Cadman has been named in the line-up for the Prizefighter Super Middleweights on June 30 at York Hall, Bethnal Green, and he says that local support can drive him to a dream victory.
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For those of you who don't know, Ruffage Sessions was a radio show run by the Ruffage (now Hessle Audio) guys. The show was broadcast on Sub.FM whilst the guys were at University in Leeds. I'd argue that these shows played a serious role in shaping the scene we find ourselves in now.
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if you're not locked to boiler room. question your existence a little more
This guy know's what he's talking about. Ben UFO takes us record shopping. Could this be the warehouse space of the infamous "Dobshizzle"?
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AKAAKAROAR W/ Ben UFO B2B Paul Woolford ALL NIGHT LONG / 22.02.12 / Life Club Brighton
Aka Roar know what's up
looking fwd to this one!
And who is one person, dead or alive, that you'd like to have MC your dream Rinse show?
"Ha! I've never had anyone ask me that before. I don't know. Edgar Allen Poe."
Ben UFO, Truants Interview, 15th October 2012.
I think we did this recently but biggup Caylery for conducting this interview and having an awesome blog.
Ruffage Sessions Second Birthday Pt. 2 feat. Oneman, Elgato, Brackles, Bok Bok, Ben UFO and Asbo – 15.01.09
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Relistened to this a month or so ago. This scene owes so much to those shows. Biggup all the ruffage crew.
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What vinyl are they? Control vinyl with fresh stickers on or something?


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All of our wines can be tasted in the shop,we keep around 20 bottles open everyday and you can also buy bottles atwholesale prices off the shelf, regardless of the quantity.
Just like every other product on sale at vinoWonka, (chocolates, confectionary, cordials, fruit-juices, honey, cakes and biscuits), the wines on sale are all Hungarian and we have taken care to personally ensure that all of them are top quality.
Personally tasting each wine was only one factorwhen choosing it for our shop. We followed the philosophy of the vintner, their personality and our impression of the vineyard and of the surroundings which taken together drove our decision on what to stock. From commercially well-known largescale vintners we tried to choose wines that are in some way special, that were made only in small quantities and that are generally less available than others in the more common venues.
Our stock is ever-changing, we continually search for and discover newvinyards with hidden treasures in the form of beautiful wines to offer our customers.
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Kiss Gábor - Villány
Mayer Róbert - Palkonya (Villány)
Planina Borház - Mohács
Szabó Zoltán - Pécs
Luka Enikő - Sopron
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Capitalism: A Love Story (2009)
Average Rating: 6.7/10
Reviews Counted: 178
Fresh: 133 | Rotten: 45
Love him or hate him, Capitalism captures Michael Moore in his muckraking element -- with all the Moore-centric showmanship that entails.
Average Rating: 6.4/10
Critic Reviews: 42
Fresh: 27 | Rotten: 15
Love him or hate him, Capitalism captures Michael Moore in his muckraking element -- with all the Moore-centric showmanship that entails.
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Twenty years after his influential debut, Roger & Me, Michael Moore returns to his roots by pulling back the curtain on capitalism to reveal the insidious role it has played in the destruction of the American dream for many people. Back in 1989, auto workers in Flint, MI, were lamenting layoffs and wondering how they would support their families without jobs to pay the bills, or benefits to ensure their health. Flash forward two decades, when cities all across the country are feeling the same
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The thesis that rapacious capitalism has horrific social consequences is credible and well illustrated, if hardly eye-opening to European viewers.
Moore is always visually playful and subversive, and even when dealing with such serious and depressing topics entertaining; but he's also game enough to examine America's mythology of prosperity.
As a filmmaker creating a product for a marketplace, supported by profit-seeking investors, he obviously has some comfort level with capitalism in the sense of doing business.
Michael Moore is up to his old tricks in Capitalism: A Love Story, and that's sure to both infuriate, and entertain and inform, depending which side of the Michael Moore fence you stand on.
While it's amusing to watch Moore on camera plaster the entrance to the New York Stock Exchange with crime-scene tape, when Moore goes through his customary security-guard harassment in another segment, it's hard not to think: Here we go again.
Moore evokes Pope Benedict XVI "Caritas in Veritate" and stresses the need that Judeo-Christian ethics, upon which his country was founded, must play a part in the recovery and stability of the financial sector.
A lot of the old Moore is still obvious in Capitalism, his genuine belief in everyone pulling together his feel for a good public stunt but he's lost a little something. The social zeal of his best work has been replaced with a hint of fanaticism.
As with all of Moore's films, this is really about the fall of The American Dream, with Moore acting as our tour guide into the rotten core of his beloved country. And once again, his heart is in the right place. If only he could keep his ego out of it.
This isn't just about pointing fingers at those who have gotten us into this mess, but about mobilizing working people to stop waiting for someone else to fix it, to stop sitting idly by while their wages, pensions, health care, and homes are stolen.
[Michael Moore] is cheeky, he's outrageous and he can get awfully full of himself... but he does have a way of getting your blood up...
The constant quotations from the Founding Fathers suggest his real concern is a somewhat nebulous betrayal of the American Dream.
Moore continues his career as provocateur with this often eloquent, occasionally muddled, bill of particulars which indicts Wall Street's ethos of greed. As with most of Moore's documentaries, the film is strongest when he's behind the camera, rather than
While Moore still stacks the deck, there are enough scenes portraying callously inhuman policies, such as the death peasant insurance, to pacify the viewer for two overlong hours.
A barbed study of the American economy puts capitalism in the dock but somehow fails to convict.
Republicans have long used these methods to influence the public with great success - all Moore does is play them at their own highly effective game.
For all his cheap tactics, Moore mounts a persuasive case that something is rotten in the current economic system.
Michael Moore has succeeded in getting a film on this subject actually released in cinemas: a very sharp and entertaining one at that.
The most interesting aspect of Capitalism is a strain of melancholic nostalgia that runs through its latter segments
Still fighting the good fight for the working man, Capitalism is entertaining but conspicuously bankrupt of fresh ideas and insights. By now, Moore is starting to feel like less.
Moore comes up with enough of these startling moments to keep us watching, though he's certainly stronger on huff and puff than concrete solutions.
A troubling portrait of a country shaken by repossessions, exploitation and the rich sucking the life out of the poor.
The film is good fun. Perhaps we have seen it all before, but you could say that of a sunrise. Every sunrise is different and Moore's are usually worth getting out of bed for.
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This is one smart real film. This is a scary world we live in, we are ruled by an American government that can't really be trusted, but is this new? Heck no! Still the information seeing in this film is vital and important for everyone.
* "I sincerely believe... that banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies." - Thomas Jefferson, 1816
* A home is foreclosed in America every 7 1/2 seconds.
* Please give generously to "Pennies for Pilots." Just look for the donation canisters next time you fly.
* "Property monopolized or in the possession of a few is a curse to mankind." - John Adams, 1765
* Wal-Mart no longer takes out dead peasant policies on their employees. But they still call them "associates".
* Eight months after taking back their own home, the bank gave up trying to evict the Trody family of Miami. They are still in their home.
* The foreclosure company has moved out of Flint, leaving only a PO Box and more unemployed workers behind.
* "No man ought to own more property than needed for his livelihood; the rest, by right, belonged to the state." - Benjamin Franklin
* "It's class warfare, my class is winning, but they shouldn't be." - Warren Buffett, World's Richest Person 2007
The film alternates between a fierce critique of the status quo, personal portraits of the suffering caused by the recent economic crisis, and comical social satire. The film begins a series of security footages of bank robberies (one of the robbers was even on a crutch) accompanied by the song "Louie, Louie". Moore then uses an Encyclop�dia Britannica archive video to compare the modern-day America with the Roman Empire. The film then depicts home videos of families being evicted from their homes, as well as the "Condo Vultures", a Florida real estate agent whose business flourished with the increasing number of foreclosures.
The film then cuts back to the past "golden days" of American capitalism following World War II, and a speech by President Jimmy Carter warning Americans of the dangers of "self-indulgence and consumption". In the following Reagan years where the policies of Don Regan "turned the bull loose" for free enterprises, corporations gained more political power, unions were weakened, and socioeconomic gaps were widened. The film then cuts to the Luzerne County court scandal, Captain Sullenberger's congressional testimony regarding airline pilots' poor treatment, and the expose of "dead peasant insurance" policies that have companies profiting from the deaths of their employees. Moore then interviews several Catholic priests, including Bishop Thomas Gumbleton (Archdiocese of Detroit), all of whom consider capitalism contrary to the teachings of Christianity. The film then presents a mockery of what would happen if Jesus was a capitalist who wanted to "maximize profits", to "deregulate the banking industry" and wanted the sick to "pay out of pocket" for their "pre-existing condition", in contrast with several news pundits who proclaim the success of various capitalist enterprises as being a "blessing from God."
The film then features a leaked internal Citigroup memo happily declaring the United States a "plutonomy" (a society "where economic growth is powered by and largely consumed by the wealthy few"), with the top 1% of the population controlling more financial wealth than the bottom 95% combined. The same report also raises the concern of "societies demanding a more 'equitable' share of wealth". Moore then interviews Wall Street Journal columnist Stephen Moore (no relation), who believes "capitalism is a lot more important than democracy". The film then cuts to codetermination worker cooperatives like Wisconsin's Isthmus Engineering and California's Alvarado Street Bakery, which are owned and run democratically by their employees, as alternative models to the current capitalist system.
After referring to Dr. Jonas Salk, who selflessly gave away the patent of the polio vaccine for the public good ("Would you patent the sun?"), Moore wonders about how the brightest of America's young generation are attracted into finance instead of science. Moore then goes to Wall Street seeking technical explanation about derivatives and credit default swaps, only to be advised "don't make any more movies". Eventually Marcus Haupt, a former VP of Lehman Brothers, agrees to help but fails at clearly explaining these terms. Harvard professor Kenneth Rogoff similarly fails ("Sorry... I apologize... These are pretty exotic"). Moore eventually concludes that the complex system and terminology are merely there to confuse and "get away with murder", and Wall Street is just "an insane casino".
Moore then explores the role of Alan Greenspan and the U.S. Treasury in leading up to the United States housing bubble that devastated the American middle class. Moore also interviews a former employee at Countrywide Financial responsible for their VIP program for "FOAs" and details how many members of Congress and political figures received favorable mortgage rates under the program. Moore then discusses with William Black, who analogizes the situation to the build-up of the collapse of a dam. The film then shows the series of events leading up to the passing of 2008 bailout proposed by Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson (also the former CEO of Goldman Sachs). Moore then speaks with several Members of Congress, with Ohio congresswoman Marcy Kaptur supporting Moore's comment that the passing of the bailout is a "financial coup d'�tat".
Moore interviews Elizabeth Warren, the head of the US Congressional Oversight Committee, the government agency serving as a watchdog for Congress' wrong-doing and investigating Congressional "oversights" (mistakes). He asks her, "Where's our money?", referring to the $700 billion bailout money which Congress gave to the big banks and Wall Street investment companies. There is a dramatic pause and Warren replies, "I don't know." Advised by Warren to contact Paulson's office for answer, Moore's call is promptly disconnected upon recognition of his identity. He then goes to Wall Street demanding to "get the money back for the American people", but is denied entry into every office building of the major banks.
The film then shows the events leading up to the 2008 U.S. election, where branding of capitalism and socialism occurs as part of the scare campaign, and Moore expresses hope that the election of Barack Obama might turn things into the right track. The film then contrasts the present economic reality in America with the policy of US president Franklin D. Roosevelt, who supported the Flint Sit-Down Strike in 1936. Moore also includes a long-lost archival footage of FDR calling for a Second Bill of Rights that would guarantee all Americans "a useful job, a decent home, adequate health care, and a good education."
Moore discusses his own spiritual beliefs as a Catholic, and questions whether Jesus would belong to a hedge fund or sell short. His conclusion, which he elaborated on in more detail after the film's release, is that "you can't call yourself a capitalist and a Christian, because you cannot love your money and love your neighbor."
The documentary features a number of positive portrayals, which include bailout watchdog Elizabeth Warren, Wayne County Sheriff Warren Evans, who put forth a moratorium on home evictions, and Ohio Representative Marcy Kaptur, who on the floor of the US Congress encouraged Americans to be "squatters" in their own homes, and refuse to vacate.
The film closes with Moore placing police lines around numerous banks, and lastly, Wall Street itself. Moore's closing remarks are the following: capitalism is an evil which can only be eliminated, in its place, a better system is that of democracy - rule by the people, not by money, and asks all those who support his beliefs to "speed it up", mimicking the famous phrase said by Don Regan to Ronald Reagan during one of the latter's speeches.
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Twitter famous now!! lol thought I'll share #blackprivilege
Someone please tell me where this gif comes from.
I feel like it captures the essence of black America.
This is deep
^^^Its from the movie LA Riot Conspiracy, Its a spoof of everything that happened in LA During the 92 Riots.
Wow. Deep
this captures the essence of black america?
people are ridiculous
Right, yall had me at deep, but black america? Sometimes the comments derail the message
BLACK has become a beautiful colour - not because it is loved, but because it is feared.
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but where is the lie?
the black lady in the corner lmao
black lady in the back like "you can't go around telling white folks the truth like that"
I mean just look at the ladies in the screenshot…where is the lie
i mean….welp
*sucks teeth like a Nigerian * eh heh.
She's right ! Amen for honesty! 👏
Woop there it its! Black lady in the second row though got the "Awwww shit nah." face lol
It might very well be the truth (it is), but let's not act like EXECUTION isn't important and key. Omarosa has a habit of going on other peoples shows and attempting to snatch edges, even though she's not skilled in that art of edge snatching. Also: this interview was full of tension from JUMP. Bethenny and Omarosa have bad blood. So Omarosa came out on the defense. That's not the best way to go about it, in my opinion. You know folks aren't going to receive your "truth" if you are coming from a place of saltiness. Just sayin'.
Andreas Nicolas Fischer; 131101_BFA_10-00072; Custom Software; 2013;
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These images by Amsterdam-based artist Sit Haiiro have me in a trance. Stunning work. Couldn't find much personal information on him besides:
After working as a digital creative for commercial companies, Sit decided to stop this madness in 2008 and went back to head and handcraft to slice away the fat. The following works were collected from his on going project called Haiiro. For further understanding of these illustrations, check out his description:
"Where the calm surroundings provide more opportunity for decision making, rather than being driven by the fast moving winds of change."
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Utter perfection.
You know what I hate? When people promote this as perfection. You should love and feel good about yourself, but you should always strive to be good to yourself by being healthy. It's the ultimate act of self-love.
Live healthy and love yourself, but don't normalize an unhealthy, unfit lifestyle.
Then take your own advice and stop coming for me because you won't be healthy when I whoop your basic ass.
Wait, how do you know she's unhealthy? Like what form of analysis besides her being over-weight are you engaging? If you read any studies lately they have much information on how weight is not a direct indicator of health, but besides that, WHY DO YOU FUCKING CARE? I hate when people do this shit. Get off you're got damn pedestal. I'm sure, 10000% sure you don't come for thin people who meet your misdirected standard of health about being healthy.
Besides all that, would you shame women who have had breast cancer and take pictures post mastectomy? No, you wouldn't, but they don't have their health, why you promoting that?


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LONDON (AP) — Britain's top court has struck down an attempt by two convicted murderers to win the right to vote, upholding a ban on inmates casting ballots that has been condemned by European judges.
The European Court of Human Rights ruled in 2005 that Britain's blanket ban on prisoners voting is incompatible with the EU's human rights charter, but Britain has resisted relaxing its laws.
Peter Chester and George McGeoch, who are both serving life sentences for murder, argued that European law gives them the right to cast ballots. But the U.K. Supreme Court on Wednesday unanimously dismissed the two men's claims.
Prime Minister David Cameron said the verdict was "a victory for common sense."
But Juliet Lyon, director of the Prison Reform Trust, accused the government of flouting human rights law.


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"When people are riding bikes it may be somebody in a car that might miss them and so you've got to be aware of the traffic around you and all that's going on," said Pastor Robert "B.G." Nevitt of GT Church in Decatur in 2011.
Pastor B.G. Nevitt gave that advice at a Blessing of the Bikes. Now, nearly two years later, he died in a motorcycle crash.
Decatur police said, a 19-year-old girl was driving westbound on Route 36. She turned left onto Maryland Avenue and was hit by the motorcycle.
Nevitt, 55, was transported to St. Mary's Hospital. Soon later he died with severe injuries to the head, torso and other parts of his body.
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