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This last week has been pretty crazy as far as traveling goes. We only had two days that we were completely in our area. Monday, which is pday, and Sunday. Somehow we still managed to do everything we needed to do for our area this week! But I'm gonna guess it has to do with a lot of help from the Lord.
So Pday was fairly boring as far as entertainment goes. As Magnolia is a small town there isnt really that much to do. We managed to find a few things to do and we actually found a rummikub set today that Elder Hainsworth decided to buy so we will be busy for the next couple hours haha. Monday night we got a call from our district leaders to drive down to Rustin, LA and have interviews with the president at 9 o clock in the morning! That disrupted our plans a little bit..
So Tuesday morning we woke up at 6:30 and drove to Rustin almost immediately after we woke up, Stopped in El Dorado to pick up the other Elders and drove down. The interview was kinda cool and nice to get to know president McDonough better. He set some goals for me and I feel like I'll be able to easily meet them. When we finally got back I went on splits with a member named Brother O and we were able to meet with a woman who pretty much absorbed everything we taught her. On Wednesday we had DDM and drove down to El Dorado again so we were out of our area even longer and had trouble contacting anyone that day. We did a lot of tracting without getting much. Thursday turned out pretty good though when we tracted the first house we hit was a guy and he was totally willing to listen and to find out for himself if the church was true. Later that night I drove almost four hours to get to Ridgeville, MS. We went on exchanges with the APs on Friday and Saturday and I learned a lot. And of course Saturday night I had to drive basically another four hours to get back to Magnolia. Sunday morning I woke up to the phone ringing at 5:48 am. For some reason church got canceled and weirded out the whole day. It was barely raining and we still aren't sure why that happened... But we tried our best to do what we could with what we had.
Sorry for the shortness of words but I need to leave to go help some people move today and I look forward to hearing from you all next week. Have a good one!
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Interview with Carole Powell, Food Market Manager, for Lower Marsh, SE1.
Published: 21/06/2017 Last Updated: 21/06/2017 12:40:48 Tags: Lower_Marsh, SE1, Market_Stalls, Waterloo
Very well, in December, there was a 19% increase on the previous year so growing fast. We Are Waterloo have invested a lot of time & money into the market, particularly for the customer. The addition of seating was crucial to retaining people in the warmer weather as well.
2. When did the market first originate?
1880. It used to be one of the longest street markets in London, running down not only Lower Marsh but the Cut too, selling fruit and veg, meat, fish bric a brac etc….However, it died a death in the 1980's when the Greater London Council (GLC) was dissolved resulting in massive cuts and the loss of a large part of its community.
3. What does your job involve?
So, my role as Food Market Manager, means I'm in charge of all the stalls and who we hire. I do marketing, business planning, accounting and debt recovery, which is a pain!
I love the drama of it, I get such a buzz, when it's all set-up, and there are huge queues!
4. Who is the most successful vendor for the market?
I think the ones that are doing the most covers are either Pad Thai or Ibrihim the Falafel man, they have a good source of regular customers.
Another one is Merrybok, offering Senegalese cuisine, they generally work longer hours and are here every day.
5. What time of year sees the most trade for the market?
Applications come in all the time, although they stop a bit during July and Aug, a lot of the traders go off to do the festival season, which is a massive money spinner for them. So, in summer we sometimes have less traders. New Year sees the most applications come in.
6. How long is the waiting list for a stall space?
I tend not to hold a waiting list, as it is very popular, but I generally at any given moment have 8 traders waiting for a stall at any given moment.
7. Are there any regulations you have to abide by to open a stall?
Of course, you have to register with us and Lambeth council for compliance; there is lots of food hygiene stuff, similar to what restaurants have to go through.
8. What has been the strangest/most alternative application for a stall you have ever received?
You know what is funny, is some of the brand names that people come up with; most I cannot share, but one did accidentally spell the C word with their branding…
9. If I wanted to start up a stall how would I go about applying? How much does it cost to set up a stall? Can you rent it weekly, monthly or does it have to be annually?
You would send in an application, we would invite you to a tasting and then go from there.
It can take up to 6 months for someone to get a stall, particularly with people who are not ready and do not get the operation of running a market stall.
We have a licence for the whole street so we rent out a specific pitch and then they pay our basic rate, and we try to guarantee them as many regular days as possible within negotiation.
Normal day rate is £10 for non-food, and they get a tent and a table. The produce stalls, selling fruit, veg, fish, is £20 per day, and they generally get a tent.
The hot food is £45 per day, due to the additional cost for electricity and storage.
10. What tips would you give any budding entrepreneurs looking to try out their business on a stall. Any usual mistakes you have come across?
Tips would be keep it simple, do what you love, and find something you love cooking, and keep your brand simple.
11. You had a very successful Christmas market with carols! Any other events planned for the year ahead?
We have the Waterloo food festival in July, we are going to launch this festival on the 29th June 2017, and will be closing the street for the whole day, with stalls in the middle of the street, street entertainment, workshops. It will be a day for the diary!
And the Christmas Carols again in December!
12. We've heard the busker appeared close to the Vaults, a great idea! Is this a permanent new fixture? Do you think music and food go hand in hand?
It is a permanent fixture now yes! Randomly these two guys just pitched up and started busking, which initially we thought was a bad idea, but they were really good so we let them keep going.
We have now sent it out to all the busking networks, and invited Morley College, who have a music programme around the corner to participate, so hopefully we'll have some decent buskers soon! The public generally stay longer when there is live music whilst they eat so, yes, it works well together.
13. Lastly, what in your opinion makes Lower Marsh so unique?
There is something that is in the air that makes it so unique, and it has a particular kind of culture with its independent shops. There is a real mixture of people and housing, with local authority accommodation, new builds and people coming to Waterloo to work every day, as well as tourists; it's very special.
Under New Management. Interview with new owner, Samantha Bonaiuti, from Little Marshans on Lower Marsh
Published: 20/03/2017 Last Updated: 20/03/2017 11:11:25 Tags: Little Marshans, Lower Marsh, Waterloo, Childrens Shop, New Management
Now that you've taken over the business, do you have a master plan?
Now is just the beginning, so we will wait at least a couple of years, but we would like to expand and open a second store, if all goes well. We will start the online business as well, because these days I think it's very important. We already have a website, but it hasn't been used for selling. Because of Waterloo station and all the hotels around here; a lot of our customers don't even live in London, so they already ask us 'Are you online?'
Also, a lot of people from St. Thomas' have said they find it very difficult to find quality premature clothes, in independent British shops and end up buying online. So, if possible, we would like to start doing deliveries to St. Thomas' Evelina London Children's hospital.
I'd really like to utilise my basement, which is huge, by potentially offering baby yoga or expanding the shop down there, in the future.
How do you think things will change for you personally, now that you are self-employed?
It's a new challenge, I don't think it will be much different working for myself or for someone else. You should put all your strength and knowledge in either way. Most of the time I've worked in smaller shops, so the owner is never around. Usually it's us working in the shop and making the decisions for everything apart from our payment! Even ordering the clothes, I've always done that. Working in the small shops you have more responsibility; it's different to working in a big shop with lots of rules and procedures.
What did you use to do before taking over Little Marshans?
Previously, I worked with women's clothes; I started in H&M, the busiest one in London on Oxford Circus, it was crazy! After I moved to Fenwick on Bond Street, then Gucci. I've worked for many retailers, but never children's clothes. This was a welcome change as it's a lot more fun; the customers are so much more relaxed! I love choosing the stock for kids as it is always varied and colourful, providing a lot of joy to my clientele.
When you're buying stock for the shop what are your main considerations and criteria?
Our range is aimed at newborn-7 years old. We try not to go over because firstly the shop is not big enough and because from 7 years up, children really know what they want. It can be quite difficult even under 7, girls know what they want from an early age now. Luckily, they approve of what I stock it's just the parents having to negotiate with them what they can and can't have, which can be a problem.
What your most popular selling item?
Toys! We are buying the same brands we had before because they sell very well LE TOY VAN makes unique painted wooden toys such as dolls and pirate ships, then at the other end of the spectrum we have WOW bold plastic toys.
Are there any new items that you're introducing that you're excited about?
We have introduced one new brand so far called Kite. It's a very colourful clothing brand. I think it's nice for children and spring is coming, that's why I chose it. It's also a lower price point than Hatley or Mini A Ture, because Kite is British and the others are Canadian and Danish.
That's good, it's great to support other British brands.
Yes, especially now with Brexit, it's quite worrying. It will be expensive for retailers to buy from outside the EU. I will look consciously to find more brands that are British, but it's not easy, even with toys. There's an opportunity to try to develop something, but we will see!
What's your favourite thing about Lower Marsh?
I think it's the market stalls. They make Lower Marsh a destination point for lunchtimes, as you can get any type of food you like. They may not be the most beautiful thing to look on to, but it certainly does bring customers to the street.
How do you think the new business rates being introduced will affect the business?
I know they are going to increase them and as a new business it will affect us.
I think it's too much pressure for new businesses and in fact I think a lot of businesses will be forced to shut down, which is a real shame. I will just have to manage it as best I can, as and when. In the meantime, I am very excited about the shop and growing our customer base and presence on Lower Marsh.
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Tropicana Field usually plays host to Tampa Bay Rays baseball games, but there's always a chance one of the goofiest features in the league can change any contest into a pinball run.
Such was the case during Sunday's Rays-Yankee game when a pop fly from Tampa Bay third baseman Evan Longoria(notes) sailed toward the top of the dome and hit ... the catwalk?
As you might know, the domed Trop is made possible because of four reachable rings of catwalks that keep the stadium's roof aloft. Their presence calls for a special set of ground rules and they gained wider notoriety during the 2008 ALCS when B.J. Upton(notes) was awarded a home run after hitting one of the lower two rings with a blast.
Longoria's fly, however, hit one of the higher rings that are ruled in play so long as the ball strikes it in fair territory. Mark Teixeira(notes) initially camped under the ball near the pitcher's mound for what would have been an easy third out, but Longoria was left with one of the more freakish singles of his career when it deflected off a speaker and landed near second base.
Not surprisingly, the Yankees weren't very happy with the result, even though A.J. Burnett(notes) got out of the frame without giving a run and even though they ended up with a 7-3 victory.
Jorge Posada(notes): "It's not a baseball stadium. You can't have balls going all over the place. Really. That's sad."
Teixeira: "I know in (Cowboys) Stadium, the punters were screwing around in preseason hitting the scoreboard, but they said it was a dead ball and you re-punt it. It seems to me if a guy skies a ball and it ricochets (off the catwalk) ... I mean, what if that's the seventh game of the World Series? Really, that ball is an out 999 out of 1,000 times."
Oh, boo hoo. The Yankees' frustration might be understandable, but hitting the higher rings is rare enough of an occurrence that I have no problem with the catwalks remaining one of those quirky things about baseball. Plus, you know they wouldn't have been complaining if Robinson Cano(notes) had been in position to catch the carom and end the inning.
But if the Yankees really don't like the rule, then let them pay for the new Rays ballpark that St. Petersburg-area taxpayers don't seem interested in footing.
Until then, they should enjoy the occasional opportunity to make a Right Said Fred reference, just like the rest of us do.
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One, two and three-bedroom units boast fully equipped kitchens and appliances that includes washer & dryer. New duvet covers over hotel bedding in every unit, Park Royal Club Cala prides of its service and fanatical cleanliness helping every guest to settle in and feel right at home.
The resort offers two championship golf courses, a multiplex tennis center, swimming pools, a fitness center, jogging trails, boat marina, riding stables, three miles of beach, shopping, salons, and numerous restaurants and lounges.
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Palmas del Mar is a gated resort community with very high-end real estate, both homes and condos. Club Cala is the only timeshare in this community; the location is premier! The units have all been recently updated and they are well maintained. The current manager has been doing a great job! The beach is a short walk and is lined with palm trees. Great place for a relaxing vacation.
Really great location at Palmas del Mar (Eastern end of PR)~ Really attentive and pleasant attitude from all the personnel there ~ Would return happily anytime. Units were spacious, older BUT recently updated, well maintained and the location was fabulous. A tropical "Remote feeling" beach was a 1 minute walk - even hung our hammock 1 afternoon amongst the palm trees 20' from the water and hardly anyone came by - Really felt like we were in the Pacific around Tahiti! Went horseback riding to another beach on property (Which is some 3,000 gated acres). Free transport to Sheraton w/ small casino minutes away, but within the property. Nice golf course and tennis club. Went to rain forest and Flamingo Beach in Calebra by ferry ~ 2 "Must do's" when in Puerto Rico. OVERALL an extremely relaxing vacation.
We've been going to Club Cala for 10 years with our family, and we love it!!It's truly a relaxing vacation.The beaches are beautiful, there is plenty of restaurants, and the entire resort has undergone renovations.We recommend this resort highly.
We were recently at Club Cala, (3-07), and found this resort completely redone. We had a 2 bedroom, 2 bath villa at Harbourside, and it was beautiful. 2 pools, activities, shopping, restaurants, casino.
The resort is on the Caribbean, with 2 golf courses. Loved it!!
This is a resort that has seen better days. Worn furniture, shabby interior. No beach to speak of--very little sand and lots of seaweed, no facilities at the beach (no chairs or lifeguard). You must walk at least 1/4 mile to it. Very remote, a car is a must, and there are few places you are allowed to park. Golf cart rental for transportation around the resort is $45 a day. Hotel that had a beach club, casino and restaurants is closed down indefinitely. Pools are nice, but no snack bar. Units are very spacious, staff is very friendly and helpful. Timeshare portion is tiny--mainly a residential development for locals.
I have stayed at this resort three times, and I must say this is one of the nicest resorts in Pureto Rico. The golf courses are some of the best in the carribean, with the layout designed for all levels.
I stayed in a two bedroom unit each time and find them in outstanding shape, and furnished nicely. Like most casnios they like to take your money, but the staff is friendly and helpful to those trying to learn a new game.
I would reccomend this resort for families and couples. The beaches are wonderful.
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I really like your rationalization of the playing/listening dichotomy (or lack thereof), and it really resonates with other similar approaches I found emerging also when playing, for instance, a guitar through effect pedals. As you point out, one can play the effects as well as the instrument: sometimes the effects become instruments on their own accord.
Also about the complexity of sets, I completely agree: one should build muscle memory to enjoy performing with these tools. It's way more fun and liberating than setting up parameters on a DAW, and it really feels like playing. I've been on stages a few years back, trying to remember parameter settings for multiple drum machine and synth channels changing for every song and I was way too stressed out to enjoy the gig. You shouldn't have to think (too much) when playing, you know?
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andrew pask gives a great, deep exploration of this topic in an interview with darwin grosse. i've posted it before, but i really think it's important:
I'm currently experiencing some kind of live looping stuff using @elquinto's m4l mlr and 4 differents inputs (most of the time 4 instances of Aalto sequenced by parc). then i use meadowphysics to sequence the sample rows in slice mode. lots of fun
yes, those tracks were made with a korg ms-10 (monophonic synth) which is live sampled through mlr.
mlr was recording a pattern stepping between 3 octaves.
+2 octave (+24.00) -------------o-------------o--------+1 octave (+12.00) ---------o------o------o------o-----1 octave (-12.00) ------o--------------o----------------
i think an important aspect to align the harmonies was to play the ms-10 melody at the same tempo as the recorded pattern. there was also some sort of mixer setup that created feedback. wow seems so long ago.
this thread fits in my process of rearranging my live-improvisation-setup. I am still struggling how much reduction I want while I am more and more interested in enhancing creativity and intuition through conscious reduction of possibilities. I use the monome with ES and WW on one 84-HP-Doepfer-case for tone-generation feeding that into Ableton. I am still a bit afraid to use the grid for both modular and looping but I think I will explore mlr. Another option would be Ableton-Tracks with Looper… great thread at the right time
I've also been on a small laptop, eurorack, grid kick lately. Haven't owned a laptop in a long time and it's nice to come back to all the awesome Max apps.
i've become re-enamored by the simple, wonderful usefulness of hardware mixers. this sounds dumb, i know. but having a hardware mixer has a solidity beyond what a midi controller and complicated internal computer-routing setup can provide.
furthermore, it facilitates the specialization of devices. ie, for one part of a performance that requires a "backing track" of some texture/noise or highly repetitive slow chord progression (ie:
for me it's psychically better to use a walkman with a cassette, fed into a mixer. compared to having quicktime open in the background while running mlr, or having a mapped channel on ableton. there's something suddenly material and concrete. it's an instrument, even though it is static. it's "in the band" and the mixer has total, predictable control over it.
of course what this means is that i may be designing a weirdly semi-specialized analog mixer in the medium-term future.
A small, portable mixer that is functionally useful for live electronics is actually sorely needed on the market. I'm half eyeing the K-Mix, but don't really need it to be a usb interface as well.
after switching to hardware i started treating mixer as another instrument at some point, a performance tool, so lots of auxes, playing effects, feedback loops.
I have some thoughts on the compositional/playing ideas here, not fully formed yet, will come back with more. On the mixer front though @analogue01 is totally right, a small format mixer for electronics is sorely missing from the market. In my (Aleph-led) shift back to hardware over the past year getting a small mixer has actually been the game changer, just being able to quickly or gently bring elements in/out massively impacts my realtime compositional structures. In the end I plumped for a behringer 1002b, it doesn't sound great and will probably fall apart soon, but it was the only small option with faders ( !!!!!! one handed control of more than one level !!! ), plus lots of inputs and pre/post sends. Yet still it's bigger/heavier than I would like and the eqs aren't really worth having. For bigger events I always get a larger mixer supplied by the venue, but I want to start touring a small solo show soon and would love something bijou and sturdy. (but with faders, otherwise i'd go for a small mackie mix)
This excites me greatly. I've yet to find a mixer that feels both inviting and immersive. Really hoping this comes to fruition.
An aside, may I enquire about your modular case? Custom made?
this is a great insight that i had not considered. i also appreciate the at-a-glance nature of faders vs. knobs.
i've also been more interested in mono lately-- but using dual-paths of audio as A/B rather then L/R. so cross-fading between content-- http://llllllll.co/t/mono-preferred
there have already been numerous mixer sketches in my notes, but i'd be curious to hear "integral" features that different people require.
it's actually a pittsburgh cell 90, with sides made out of random old maple barn floor. i removed the stock power supply and put a row power 40.
This 60$ pawn shop teac has completely changed the way I go about constructing and composing songs. At first I thought the idea of 6 channel/4 mono bus mixer to be too little for all my hardware. But this is because I was thinking of stereo coupling all channels. Needless to say that was completely unnecessary. It's quite nice cutting down to two voices of the 707, with a volca beats, plus one or two synths/live instruments. Also I didnt think there would be much practical proformance (or even studio mixing) use with simple high and low cut eq switches. But less it truly more, sure I can't find any "sweet spots" but this knob-less idea is great for basic channel style kick cutting and what have you.
I think a monome mixer would kick ass.
Also I haven't even really begun to explore all the send/receive/buss in and cue out functionality of this little fuck
ro's funk and geology's smooth it out is so dope!
post-trim/eq/gain direct-outs per input channel!
Small form factor and flexible routing options.
I know it's not quite the same thing, but I always wish something like this was actually available: http://www.mapmap.ch/index.php/ongoing/landline/
1) fx send on/off toggle buttons, for quickly sending/un-sending dub style2) small, but not too small. there's something to be said for open space on a performance-oriented mixer. the 128 footprint seems ideal.
i'd sell my right leg for a monome mixer, if it had the right features.
a few things get tantalisingly close - intellijel dubmix, k-mix, hinton gear, miiiix, some dj mixers - but no cigar yet.
my requirements:
6 channels, with high quality fadersl/r pan and mute on 6 channels, high quality pots and panel bolted knobsbasic metering on the 6 channels. a simple, single red, green yellow led will be fine here.analog baby!great audio quality, with lots of headroom for hot modular signalsno onboard fx : just 2 mono aux sends from each of the 6 channels, with stereo returnsstereo line outputvu meters / led bar on stereo outsmaster volume control on a big fat knobno usb, no midi, no s/pdif, not a computer in sightas small as possible, but not too small!metal case
my wish list:
nice moog-y analog filter on the master outsadditional stereo aux in (e.g. from playback device) routed to main mixvoltage control over 6 input channel levels, i.e. 6 x VCAexactly the same dimensions as the 128
when i line all that up it sounds like a cut down ssl x-desk to me, and it'd cost USD 2,000 +
i'll keep dreaming...
-I really like the mixer as instrument idea and hope my two cents isn't too much of a ramble...
I think a traditional layout with faders along with a small 3x3 or 4x4 matrix mixer would be cool, each fader strip could have switchable sends that rout the signal at that level to the relevant row of the matrix section ( 1 to one 2 to two 3 to three etc... ) .. it's always easy to explain things with pencil and paper to hand... the matrix mixer would need patch outs and / or switches for feedback loops.... also what about the option to also control aspects of the mixer with your feet ( via cheap volume pedals and or foot-switches to toggle sends or mutes.. ) -could be good for instrumentalists and add to it's playability as an instrument with little additional cost ?...
I just saw that landline contraption... looks way cool. -The peg paradigm could be an interesting way to adapt grid control to a mixer-esque / module..?I can imagine some eq-ed feedback loops between all those channels and a 64 with something like life or skr controlling virtual pegs
way far left field:
could the peaks and troughs in the signal of one channel control the through volume or sends in another channel and so on. like a re-routable envelope follower.. with eq and delays it could allow for interesting timing and control relationships... lastly on on a side note:at sound crucible many years ago a simple mixer feedback and effects pedal setup created one of the most unreal drone-scapesqe live shows I've seen.. eventually sympathetic vibrations in the roof scaffolds brought a rain of dust and panel remnants down on everyone.. great ending, you kind of had to be there...


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Despite the 65-year-old's history with Sheffield United, the former striker believes that his knowledge of the Championship could be vital, while also considering Stuart Pearce
By Peter Hanson
Former Sheffield Wednesday striker John Pearson believes that Neil Warnock would be a suitable candidate to replace Dave Jones at Hillsborough.
The Championship team parted company with Jones on Sunday, with the club languishing in 23rd position after taking just 11 points from 16 matches this season.
Warnock has emerged as a controversial contender to take the reins at the South Yorkshire outfit, with the 65-year-old having managed rivals Sheffield United between 1999 and 2007, guiding them to the Premier League in 2006.
While his appointment could potentially divide opinion among supporters, Pearson - who enjoyed a five-year spell as a player at Wednesday in the 1980s - feels that the former Leeds United boss's experience of the Championship could be invaluable.
"Neil Warnock is obviously someone who is well known for being a Sheffield United supporter [but] he sounds as though it's something he'd really like to give a go," he told Perform, "and, if you're looking at that sort of scenario, Neil knows this division inside out."
Former England Under-21 coach Stuart Pearce is another name touted as a possibility and Pearson thinks that such an appointment could work out.
"Stuart Pearce is obviously very high-profile from his time in charge of the Olympic team and the Under-21s," he added. "I think, given time, he would be somebody who could do a great job."
Jones guided Wednesday to promotion by winning 10 of the last 12 games of the club's League One promotion campaign in 2011-12 but - after narrowly avoiding relegation last season - came under fire, a 5-2 triumph over Reading their only win of the season so far.
Pearson is disappointed to see the old boss go but concedes that the time was right for change.
"You don't want to see anybody lose their job," he continued. "Everybody was willing Dave Jones to be successful but I think probably the time had come where a new face was needed.
"I think if, after 16 games, you've only won once and you're six points adrift, I think it possibly is the right decision.
"It was a tough situation for Dave Jones that he found himself in. Obviously he got us promoted a couple of seasons ago but we've struggled really since, being down the bottom end of the table."