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What a way for Michigan State to battle back, but they still come up short, 74-67 to the Buckeyes. They seem to have a tendency to go through offensive "lulls" against the good teams and have to spend lots of energy to battle back. So much for team depth I guess, when it is basically 5 Buckeyes on 9 Spartans. OSU has the better starting five, for sure.
The point is that if you leave 8 points on the board from missed FTs (10-18), miss a late dunk, and your best player is just having an off-shooting day (Lucas 3-13), then you won't win. And we didn't. Give Ohio State credit for making shots at the end - they did, we didn't. As Tom Izzo says," now it is gut check time." One week to prepare for Purdue. But, if they don't make wide open shots in West Lafayette... it won't matter how hard they prepare.
This team can fight and battle -- give them credit. But, they need to stop getting behind by so many points.
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Ohio State 74-67 at the Brez. Gut check time.
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On Saturday, May 26th, Denmark was celebrating two birthdays – Crown Prince Frederik's 50th and my 21st! Danish flags, the traditional signs of a birthday celebration in Denmark, were everywhere, from our kitchen table to the city buses. It was so sweet of my flatmates (and the rest of Denmark) to decorate!
My floormates and I decided we'd celebrate the day with a trip to Kronborg Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site north of Copenhagen. While Danes know Kronborg as the Renaissance-era abode of King Frederik II and other royals, most people throughout the world recognize it as the setting of Shakespeare's Hamlet.
Again utilizing Denmark's incredible public transit, we took the regional train north for less than an hour to Helsingør, a quaint harbor city. Our day in Helsingør was picturesque!
One of my Danish flatmates told me that, according to tradition, the weather on your birthday is said to reflect how you've behaved over the past year. I'm not sure if it had to do with my deeds, but the weather in Helsingør was perfect! (Hopefully, the downpour in Copenhagen that day wasn't related to the Crown Prince's past year decisions.)
"Hamlet's Castle" was starkly beautiful. Horatio himself guided us through some haunting underground corridors and elegant Renaissance-style rooms, telling the fateful tale of Hamlet as we went. My floormate who majors in English was in literary heaven.
In Helsingør, we found a neat food market, colorful streets, a lively town square, and some tempting sweet shops. We didn't have time to see the famous Louisiana Museum nearby, but we did catch a work of art and sustainability outside the food market – a giant fish made of retrieved ocean plastic!
Our day trip to Kronborg was short but a great way to get out of the hustle and bustle of Copenhagen! The following weekend, we were able to have another perfect retreat from the city on a trip to Bornholm.
Bornholm is a Danish island in the Baltic Sea and family vacation hotspot. The landscape is shockingly varied, from rocky shoreline to dense forest, and sandy beach to rolling farmland. It was incredible to take in all of the stunning views from my bike seat.
We couldn't resist taking a biking break for "Chris and Mario's" delicious homemade ice cream.
Sufficiently worn out from our weekend of biking, I was ready to return to Copenhagen for a good night's rest. Session 1 comes to a close this week, but there's still lots to see and do in and outside of Copenhagen!

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Super Easy Coconut Milk
Today's recipe is my super easy coconut milk. Coconut is an excellent dairy substitute. One of its many manifestations is in milk form, which is especially good if you're intolerant to cow's milk.
Coconut milk is high in medium-chain triglycerides (MCT) and saturated fatty acids. Both are easily burned as fuel by the body, but MCT's are particularly beneficial in that they don't require bile acids for digestion because they're directly shunted to the liver via the portal vein.
You can buy prepackaged coconut milks, but many of them are fortified with folic acid, vitamin A, and vitamin D2, a form the body doesn't recognize, and they also contain thickening agents that are often not well tolerated such as carrageenan and guar gum.
You should be especially concerned about folic acid. If you're an undermethylator, it's essential to keep folic acid/folate to an absolute minimum.
Regarding thickening agents, carageenan appears to be the worst offender, but I also have clients that don't respond well to guar gum either. Personally, I do fine with Native Forest organic coconut milk (Native Forest comes in a BPA-free can), but I still prefer making my own.
Coconut Milk Ingredients:
- 2 cups organic shredded or frozen coconut (I like Let's Do Organic brand shredded coconut and Exotic Superfoods frozen coconut meat. Steer clear of bulk bins, you don't know how long they've been sitting there).
- 4 cups hot water
- Blender (high speed preferred)
- Large glass bowl (I like to use an 8 cup pyrex measuring pitcher)
- Large stainless steel fine mesh strainer (to put on top of the pitcher)
- Pinch sea salt
- Vanilla beans (optional)
- Cinnamon (optional)
- Sweet Leaf liquid vanilla cream drops (start with 1 dropper and increase to desired taste level, optional)
Coconut Milk Instructions:
- Heat water on the stove to boiling
- Add to blender
- Add coconut
- Blend on high for 2 minutes
- Pour into strainer that sits on top of the pitcher
- You can also use a nut milk bag, but I find all that squeezing to be really annoying so I prefer a fine mesh strainer.
- Strain milk and store in the refrigerator. If using other ingredients, add them and pour back into your blender, then give it a whirl for a few minutes on low.
Milk will last 4 days in the refrigerator.
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Cartersville, Ga. – In its ninth year, the Shaw Contract Group Design is… Award program honors architecture and design firms that are changing the very idea of what design is. Six projects out of 356 entries from 25 countries were selected as winners. Through these winning projects, selected from commercial spaces from around the globe, we see how design is redefining our lives and improving it for the better.
"After nine years and more than 2,100 entries from 34 countries, the Design Is… Award continues to champion design excellence across market segments and around the world," said John Stephens, vice president of marketing for Shaw Contract Group. "The Design is… Award program celebrates more than just beautiful spaces. These projects surmount simple beauty to deliver innovative solutions, impacting the people who encounter the space and the functions that take place within."
Firm: ZGF Architects
Project: Federal Center South Building 1202, Seattle
Taking cues from biophilia, the workplace design strategy creates a connection with nature, leading to happier and more productive employees. The building mimics nature surrounding the site, while maximizing daylight and views.
Firm: FrancisJones Morehen Thorp
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Project: Melton Library and Learning Hub, Melton, Victoria, Australia
With an emphasis on environmentally responsible design and materials, the library complex boasts sweeping curves and vertical timber battening to accentuate the doubleheight reading space.
Firm: Nikken Sekkei Ltd.
Tokyo, Japan
Project: JOSAI University Educational Corp., Tokyo Kioicho Campus, Bldg 3, Tokyo, Japan
In Tokyo, effective and efficient student workspaces is limited. Innovative solutions, including multifunction areas, and small "alcoves" along carpeted corridors provide quiet spaces where students can meet and spend time together.
Firm: Hickok Cole Architects
Washington, D.C.
Project: NPR, Washington, D.C.
Raw sophistication, striations of color and visual interpretations of news reverberate throughout the 330,000 square foot landmark building and historic warehouse.
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Project: TenneT, Arnhem, The Netherlands
Natural, sustainable materials stimulate employee collaboration and reinforce the relationship between the outside landscape and the interior architecture.
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Project: Sprint Mobile Health Accelerator, Kansas City, Mo.
Within this renovated 1903 icehouse, startups from around the world convene to work on the future of mobile health technology. Users can arrange the furniture based on needs for the day, offering a versatile space that also maintains the building's original charm. RMTA won the People's Choice Award, which brought in over 14,000 votes.


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LMGTE: Aston take first victory while Larbre secure team title
In LMGTE Pro the dice had already been thrown in favour of AF Corse and Ferrari, the Italian constructor sealing the LMGTE Manufacturers' World Cup well before the end of the season. However, the 6 Hours of Shanghai belonged to Aston Martin Racing, the well-deserved class victory being their first of the year. Darren Turner and Stefan Mücke had what amounted to a perfect weekend after qualifying in pole position and they finished 52 seconds ahead of the second placed No.77 Team Felbermayr-Proton Porsche.
The Anglo-German duo had a trouble-free run in the No.97 Aston Martin Vantage GTE but it certainly wasn't a walk in the park. Both the Porsche and the No.52 AF Corse Ferrari had turns at the head of the classification during the 6-hour race but a faultless run and good pit work saw them prevail over their rivals.
The result allowed Aston Martin Racing to secure its second place in the FIA Endurance Trophy for LMGTE Pro teams in front of its German rivals. While the AF Corse Ferraris saw the chequered flag first on five occasions this year, the Italian team weren't able to close out the 2012 season as they would have wished. The No.71 Ferrari 458 Italia of Andrea Bertolini, a former FIA GT World Champion, and Olivier Beretta finished on the third step of the podium but more than a lap down on the first two in class. Worse still, for a team which is used to great success, the No.51 sister car of Giancarlo Fisichella and Gianmaria Bruni lost eight laps in the pits to repair a broken alternator and then had to retire because of an oil leak.
Conversely, Larbre Competition's season couldn't have finished any better. The French team's No.50 Chevrolet Corvette C6.R not only took the chequered flag one lap ahead of its nearest rivals, the German Team Felbermayr-Proton, but also clinched the FIA Endurance Trophy for LMGTE Am teams. Julien Canal and Patrick Bornhauser were superbly backed up by Pedro Lamy and enjoyed a completely trouble-free race. Larbre's season might have tasted sweeter without the two exclusions for non-conformity of the regulations in São Paulo and Bahrain, but an appeal is waiting to be heard for one of these.
The pole position which Paolo Ruberti claimed yesterday gave the Felbermayr-Proton team an additional point but, by finishing second in the 6 Hours of Shanghai, the Italian and his team mates Christian Ried and Gianluca Roda saw their chances of championship victory slipping away. The German team finished second in the race and in the classification, just as Krohn Racing finished third in class and standings, Tracy Krohn, Nic Jönsson and Michele Rugolo driving the distinctive green No.57 Ferrari 458 Italia.
The 25,000 Chinese visitors over the first 6 Hours of Shanghai weekend were treated to their first Le Mans experience and the next visit on the 10th November 2013 will undoubtedly see even more fans travelling to the Shanghai International Circuit next year.
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Photo: SHANGHAI INTERNATIONAL CIRCUIT (SHANGHAI, CHINA), 6 HOURS OF SHANGHAI, SUNDAY 28TH OCTOBER, RACE. Patrick Bornhauser, Pedro Lamy and Julien Canal won the LMGTE Am class and secured the title for Larbre Competition.


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Riding the record-breaking freight train
Published on February 11th, 2019
(February 11, 2019; Day 43) – Alex Alley (GBR) is now riding the southern latitude freight train that will send him eastward in his pursuit to break the Solo Non-Stop Around the World Record in his 40-foot yacht – Pixel Flyer. Located at 40°S (at 22:00 UTC) in the South Atlantic, his position is just to the west of Cape Agulhas off the African continent and the gateway to the Indian Ocean.
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With the help of crowdfunding, Alex Alley (GBR) is aiming to break the Solo Non-Stop Around the World Record in his 40-foot yacht – Pixel Flyer.
His goal is to better the 2013 record set by Guo Chuan of 137d 20h 01m 57s, beginning his quest December 31 when he crossed the official start line between the Créac'h lighthouse on the island of Ushant and the Lizard lighthouse in Cornwall in the English Channel.
With his start at 14h 31mins 09 sec (subject to ratification by the World Sailing Speed Record Council), if he is to beat Chuan's record (and he has to beat it by at least one minute), then his deadline is to cross the line again going the other way, on at 10h 32mins 06 secs on May 18, 2019.


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In the latest installment of his ten-part series on WWI, Alan Taylor covers the technology used in the war.
When Europe's armies first marched to war in 1914, some were still carrying lances on horseback. By the end of the war, rapid-fire guns, aerial bombardment, armored vehicle attacks, and chemical weapon deployments were commonplace. Any romantic notion of warfare was bluntly shoved aside by the advent of chlorine gas, massive explosive shells that could have been fired from more than 20 miles away, and machine guns that spat out bullets like firehoses. Each side did its best to build on existing technology, or invent new methods, hoping to gain any advantage over the enemy.
It's fascinating to observe both sides using trial and error with things like tanks, testing out what works and what doesn't. Look at this kooky German cannon for instance:
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Toronto, Canada (PRWEB), January 30, 2015 – Sure-Seal Pavement Maintenance Inc. (www.SureSealPavement.com/), the Greater Toronto Area's leading pavement maintenance and repair company, is advising that early spring is the time to fill asphalt cracks to achieve the best results.
"Some things can wait until the summer months and some things can't," says Lance Bradshaw, president and CEO of Sure-Seal Pavement Maintenance Inc. "Filling cracks in the asphalt of a property alleviates any safety risks and keeps the property looking properly maintained. And filling asphalt cracks during the early spring is very possible, as long as the conditions are dry."
Bradshaw explains that the actual process of filling asphalt cracks is done to prevent water from leaking into the base of the asphalt. To do this requires pouring hot rubber sealant into the cracks, a relatively simple process for an expert.
"It's actually better to fill asphalt in the early spring because the cracks have expanded, which make them easier to fill," he adds. "During the warm summer months, the asphalt actually contracts, which makes filling more difficult."
Bradshaw notes that this type of sealing should only be done with individual cracks. That's because if a group of cracks are close together, it is an indication that too much water has already penetrated the sub-grade and the surface can no longer safely manage the weight of traffic. In instances like these, localized asphalt repair may be an option. If left too long, says Bradshaw, the entire pavement surface may need to be reconstructed.
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During Tuesday's Senate subcommittee FCPA hearing, Senator Christopher Coons noted, in connection with other nations ramping up enforcement of their own bribery laws, that "today we are the only nation that is extending extraterritorial reach and going after the citizens of other countries, we may some day find ourselves on the receiving end of such transnational actions."
Prescient statement.
Bloomberg is reporting (here) that Nigeria's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission will soon files charges against former Vice President Dick Cheney and officials from five foreign companies, including Halliburton Co., in connection with the Bonny Island bribery scheme.
Bloomberg reports that indictments will be filed in a Nigeria court and that an arrest warrant for Cheney "will be issued and transmitted through Interpol" for enforcement. As noted by Bloomberg, Cheney was CEO of Halliburton from 1995 until 2000.
In February 2009, Halliburton, Kellogg Brown & Root LLC, and KBR Inc. agreed to pay $579 million in combined DOJ/SEC FCPA enforcement action to resolve charges related to Bonny Island. According to the DOJ, the improper conduct took place between 1994 and 2004. The case remains the largest ever FCPA enforcement action against a U.S. company.
See here for the DOJ resolution and here for the SEC resolution.
The DOJ's press release (here) states that the "successful prosecution of KBR […] demonstrates that no one is above the law" and that the FBI "will continue to investigate these matters by working in partnership with other law enforcement agencies, both foreign and domestic, to ensure that corporate executives who have been found guilty of bribing foreign officials in return for lucrative business contracts, are punished to the full extent of the law."
Over the summer, Technip and Snamprogetti/Eni, joint venture partners with KBR, also agreed to settle FCPA enforcement actions in connection with Bonny Island.
Technip agreed to pay $338 million in a joint DOJ / SEC enforcement action (see here and here).
Snamprogetti/ENI agreed to pay $365 million in a joint DOJ / SEC enforcement action (see here and here).
The fourth joint venture partner, JGC of Japan, has yet to resolve its exposure although it has been reported that it is settlement discussions with the DOJ.
For a complete run-down of "Bonny Island Bribery Club Statistics" see here.
The only individual charged thus far has been Albert Jack Stanley (see here). Stanley pleaded guilty and was originally scheduled to be sentenced in May 2009, but has not yet been sentenced.
Two joint venture agents, Jeffrey Tesler and Wojciech Chodan (both U.K. citizens) have also been charged (see here). Tesler and Chodan have been fighting extradition.
Yesterday, the U.K. Guardian (here) reported that Chodan, who had given up his extradition battle, is to arrive in the U.S. in the next 10 days to stand trial. The Guardian reports that Tesler will seek to overturn his extradition today.


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ABS, provider of classification and technical services to the marine and offshore industries, was selected by Q-LNG, LLC, to class an Articulated Tug Barge (ATB) for LNG bunkering in North America. The vessel is scheduled to begin construction at VT Halter Marine in Pascagoula, Mississippi, in early 2018.
"This project represents another significant milestone for the region in the continued development of LNG infrastructure in North America, helping the maritime industry meet stricter emissions requirements," says ABS Chairman, President and CEO, Christopher J. Wiernicki. "ABS is committed to working with all project stakeholders to support safety both during construction and operations."
"We chose ABS as our class partner for this project because of their extensive understanding of LNG as fuel and LNG bunkering applications," says Q-LNG Transport President Chad Verret. "This project will expand the LNG supply chain and play a critical role in the advancement of LNG as a marine fuel throughout the region and North America."
The LNG bunker barge, with 4,000 cubic metres LNG capacity, will be owned and constructed by Q-LNG while the operations will be handled by New Orleans-based Harvey Gulf International Marine. The barge will be chartered by Shell, and will supply necessary LNG fuel to cruise vessels throughout the Southeast Coast of the US. The barge will be designed to be efficient and manoeuvrable to allow LNG bunker delivery to a range of customers.
ABS is also classing the LNG bunkering barge for North America that is currently being built at Conrad Orange Shipyard and is scheduled for delivery in 2018.
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Mesothelioma is a malignant cancer that is very rare. According to the American Cancer Society, in the U.S. only about 3,000 cases are diagnosed each year.
Mesothelioma is caused by asbestos. Individuals who have been exposed working with or being around products containing asbestos are most at risk. The cancer is caused by the inhalation of asbestos fibers which then become embedded in the lining of the lungs, abdomen and heart.
Symptoms most often involve fluid around the lungs, chest or abdominal pain and persistent coughing.
Mesothelioma treatment often includes surgery, chemotherapy, radiation or a carefully staged mixture of the three therapy options. While these therapies help to control tumor growth, a complete cure has not been discovered.
This form of cancer is caused by asbestos exposure. The development of mesothelioma occurs when an individual absorbs asbestos which then causes mutations to their DNA. A person's genes are constructed of DNA. They regulate how cells grow, multiply and die. Changes in our genes can trigger cells to divide uncontrollably which may result in the development of cancer.


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Off lately, there has been a tremendous increase in the trend of acquiring a medical degree in a foreign university. Each year there are more and more medical aspirants who want to opt for MBBS course studies considering the reputation of MBBS as a crème course.
MBBS has emerged out to be the favorite course of medical students around the world. If talked precisely about India, the students are getting attracted to the course due to various reasons. A noble profession, life-long job security, and respect are some basic causes why students head out to pursue MBBS courses. The increasing options and decreasing costs add more to the appeal of MBBS course among the Indian students.
I talked about the universities which offer MBBS courses, there are plenty of them. Not just in India, there are various medical schools in abroad which compete with each other to attract students around the world. Many government and private colleges fall into the category.
When Indian medical colleges fail to provide admission to the medical aspirants due to lack of seats or high fee structure, students head to foreign universities which offer some amazing services to the students apart from dazzling student life.
Though the practice of Indian students pursuing medical studies in a foreign country was initiated by Russia decades back, the trend picked up momentum some 6 years back with many countries emerging out to be the destinations for medical studies for Indian students.
In recent times, Kyrgyzstan has emerged out among the top MBBS locations in the world and the credit goes to the quality education offered at minimal costs. Choosing the right location and right university is a matter of confusion for the students and their parents but the medical universities in Kyrgyzstan have the potential to assure the ones opting for them.
The pattern of education followed in the medical universities in Kyrgyzstan is WHO approved and the degrees offered are accepted worldwide. The medical universities in Kyrgyzstan are loaded with cutting-edge facilities for the theoretical and practical training of the students.
If you are in search of an amazing destination for MBBS studies, you must take a look at the top medical universities in Kyrgyzstan. They will certainly fit into the parameter that you have set in your mind for choosing your medical university.


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Student activists want Stanford University to publicly apologize to the woman former swim team member Brock Turner was convicted of sexually assaulting on its Palo Alto, California, campus.
A petition demanding the school apologize, as well as offer counseling for the woman and increased resources for assault survivors, has collected nearly 60,000 signatures since it was launched this week.
Stanford has for years faced criticism for its handling of sexual assault and sexual harassment. Five federal investigations target the prestigious school for its handling of such cases, more than any other U.S. college or university.
Stanford has repeatedly defended its actions in the Turner case, saying it did all it could to help bring justice.
Turner was a Stanford student on the swim team when he sexually assaulted the woman, a recent graduate, on Jan. 18, 2015, outside of a campus fraternity party. Witnesses intervened and called police, and Stanford Department of Public Safety officers arrested Turner that night.
Turner was found guilty of sexual assault in March. Last week, a judge disregarded a prosecution request for six years' imprisonment and sentenced Turner to six months in jail.
Stanford, in a statement Monday, defended its role in the case as international outrage rose over the lenient punishment.
"This was a horrible incident, and we understand the anger and deep emotion it has generated," the school's statement said.
University representatives have not spoken with the woman since late January 2015, about 10 days after Turner's arrest, a university spokeswoman said Wednesday.
"Stanford wasn't the villain in the case, but it can most definitely be a hero.""
At the time, the university's Title IX coordinator "offered to provide her support," Stanford spokeswoman Lisa Lapin told The Huffington Post in a statement. "It was left that she would contact the Title IX Office if she wanted or needed any further assistance," Lapin said. "The Title IX Office did not contact her again because we respected her privacy."
Stanford also informed the woman that it had begun an investigation of Turner in addition to the police inquiry, Lapin said.
"Stanford and Turner came to what is effectively an agreed expulsion, which means that he could no longer be a student then or in the future," Lapin said. "In addition, he was banned from setting foot in campus, which is not typically included in an expulsion. This not only provided quick action and our harshest sanction but avoided the need for the survivor to participate in a protracted disciplinary process."
Stanford has faced criticism in the past for sanctions on students found to have violated the sexual assault policy. One student, Leah Francis, said in 2014 that a student found to have assaulted her was suspended -- but only after commencement.
A Huffington Post investigation this year showed multiple women had reported being sexually and physically assaulted by the same man at Stanford between 2010 and 2014. The offender was ultimately punished for violating the school's sexual assault policy with a 15-year ban from campus and alumni events -- effective after his graduation.
In the Turner case, activists aren't alleging that Stanford did anything wrong.
"Stanford wasn't the villain in the case, but it can most definitely be a hero," said Stephanie Pham, an undergraduate who helped start the petition.
Pham said she'd like Stanford to use the attention surrounding the Turner case to implement reforms. A start would be an apology for the fact that the assault happened on campus.
"If I came out of my house and found a young woman had been sexually assaulted next to my trash can, on my property, the first thing I would say is, 'I'm very sorry, how can I help you?'" said Michele Dauber, a Stanford law professor who's a family friend of Turner's victim.
David Palumbo-Liu, a Stanford comparative literature professor, noted that the Oregon State University president apologized to a sexual assault victim, then hired her as a consultant advising the school to improve its response to sex crimes. He said statements like Oregon State's show "humility" and make it easier for the community to bond.
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Tyler Kingkade is a national reporter focusing on higher education and sexual violence, and is based in New York. You can reach him at firstname.lastname@example.com, or find him on Twitter: @tylerkingkade.


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Bromham Mill in August 2007
The Domesday Book of 1086 recorded two mills in Bromham, one part of the land holding of Hugh de Beauchamp, the other owned by Countess Judith; it is possible that one of these lay on or near the site of the current building. Perhaps the first reference to the mill after Domesday occurs in a case at law in 1202 noted in Bedfordshire Historical Records Society publications volume I which refers to a "raised pond" in Bromham, which may well be a reference to the mill dam. Other early references include the drowning of a woman "by the mill wheel" in 1247 [BHRS volume XXI], the fact that Ralph Passelewe held two mills in 1279 [BHRS Vol.69] and mention of two mills in a Recovery Roll of 1602 [WW296]. By this date two mills probably means two pairs of mill stones under one roof.
Bromham Mill August 2007
By 1604 a mill, owned by Sir John Dyve as part of Bromham Manor, stood here, or near here, as he was indicted in the Court of Wards and Liveries for penning up the water at the mill so that it overflowed the fields, damaging the land of a royal ward - a member of the Boteler family of Biddenham with whom the Dyves were conducting a virtual war [TW1028-1029]. Bedfordshire and Luton Archives and Records Service has no title deeds to the mill but it remained part of the Manor of Bromham into the 20th century. A conveyance of 1652 [WW15] lists the mill as: "three corn mills [meaning three pairs of grinding stones] under one roof…in occupation of George Casse". Casse had been miller for some time as the Bromham Parish registers note the baptism of Elizabeth, his daughter, in 1622 when he is referred to as "milner".
Bromham Mill from the rear - September 2007
In 1670 the river at the mill was being used to wash sheep because a case was brought before the Assizes in that year concerning sheep stealing whilst they were being washed [HSA1670W110]. It may be that the present structure dates from around this time since The Victoria County History of 1912 noted that the mill had a date of 1695 inscribed on one of its door jambs with a stone outside dated 1722
The Miller's House about 1880 [Z50/21/6]
From at least 1707 to his death in 1732 Thomas Brown rented the mill; in a renewal of his lease in 1719 the property was described as: "all those watermills comonly [sic] called Bromham Mills with a messuage, cottage or tenement lying near the same comonly called the Miller's House and certain lands". The mill tools were specified as: nine mill bills; one sledge hammer; two bars of iron; three pairs of pulleys and ropes; four toll hutches; one brass toll dish.
The MIller's House September 2007
From at least 1796 the tenants of the mill were the Biggs family - William dying in 1799 and leaving the tenancy to his son John Barret Biggs. In the same year the son was indicted at the Quarter Sessions for: "a certain edificie [sic] and building comonly called a watermill with bricks, timber and other materials wrongfully, unlawfully and injuriously did erect, build and set up near to the King's common highway…and the said John Biggs caused the said watermill to be set ongoing by means whereof and of the appearance, motion and noise of the said watermill and of the wheels belonging to the same" This meant that: "the liege subjects of our said Lord the King could not, nor yet can, through and along the said King's common highway with their Horses, Coaches, Carts and Carriage go, return, ride, pass and labor [sic] as they were used and accustomed and ought to do without great danger to their lives". Biggs was found guilty and fines a shilling, it is not stated whether he had to pull the buildings down or simply deaden the noise so that the horsed transport was not adversely affected by it. The last mention of the Biggs family at Bromham Mill is in Kelly's Directory of 1885. In the directories of 1894 and 1898 Thomas Harrison is listed as miller and in that for 1903 Thomas Chibnell Harrison. By 1910 R. Quenby & Sons are listed as millers.
The mill wheel
A date stone of 1858 is set high into the west gable extension of the mill. It is likely that this refers to a rebuilding. In 1927 the mill was valued under the Rating Valuation Act 1925, in his notebook [DV1/C/3 pp.1-4] the value noted that it was owned by Harry Quenby, who had purchased it in 1924 (the 1922 Law of Property Act had abolished copyhold tenure and in the years following the land was steadily enfranchised to its supposed tenants); the occupiers were, unsurprisingly, R. Quenby & Sons on a 21 year lease from 1905 "H. Quenby did pay to Wingfield Estate. Now daughter pays same to him". The mill itself was described as containing a ground floor office and stores whilst on the first floor and parts of two other floors were: five pairs of stones ("usually use 3 pairs"); a mill for beans and maize; an oat roller; a grist mill; a chaff cutter and a cleaning machine. The valuer noted "water not always sufficient" and "No power besides River when river gets low use one pair only". Attached to the mill were a stable for four horses, a barn, five pig sties, a loose box, shed and eight hovels. "Miller could not give sack capacity. Say 4 because it varies so much…" The mill included 10.867 acres, being two field, numbered 55 and 57 on the Ordnance Survey map. The valuer noting: "Good grass meadows should say both flood but [field number] 57 most. By Bromham Mill".
Mary Quenby at Bromham Mill in 1917 [Z50/141/517]
The Mill House was also owned by Quenby but was occupied by G.A.R.Church. It was built of brick, stone and thatch, being described as stone faced and "very nice". It contained a dining room, drawing room, kitchen and pantry downstairs with three bedrooms, a bathroom and wc upstairs; outside were a shed, an incubator house (presumably for eggs) and a small garage. The valuer noted: "Pump water from well to tank. Electric light". The house overlooked the mill, standing near the road; the valuer was clearly taken with it as he additionally noted: "Nice little place". The Victoria County History notes that the miller's house "was pulled down some years ago and a modern one built in its stead".
A peak stone and mill bill 2007
Bedfordshire County Council Historic Environment Record has an inventory of the mill in 1942 which includes elevators, deck hoists, worm conveyors, Geyser mixers, roller mill, grinding mills, shafts, belts, Avery weighing machines, sack trucks, hoppers, Avery counter scales, office furniture, Petter oil engine, cooling tanks, oil tanks, Porteous cereal cutter and grinders, dust collectors, Brook electric motor, Howes wheat scourer, rotary separator, Turner Warehouse separator and cylinders, Grain Cleaners Limited dry seed dresser, Crompton Parkinson electric motor, Bentall oil cake mill, screw cutting lathe, portable air compressor, oil cabinet and pump, workshop equipment and furniture, ladders, Morris 6 cylinder 25 horsepower engine, tools, Laurence Scott electric motor, acid carboys, Avery 6 ton weighbridge, petrol pumps and 500 gallon and 300 gallon underground petrol tanks, hay trussing machine and sacks.
Inside the mill 2007
In 1971 Quenby Price Limited leased the mill buildings, mill house and 6½ of land to Bedfordshire County Council as a picnic site, selling them to the council two years later [CCE2839]. After Quenby Price moved out in February 1971, the Mill was taken over by artisans making pottery and leather goods until a fire broke out on 20 February 1974 at 10.15pm in an upper floor storeroom. The roof was destroyed along with the upper floor at the east end. The Fire Service concluded that the fire had been caused by an electrical fault.
Mill gears at Bromham Mill 2007
Bedfordshire County Council began restoration of the mill in 1977 and in 1980 the gear was restored to working order by P. H. Gormley of Hatton [Derbyshire]. The mill remaied in County Council ownership until the council was abolished in April 2009 at which point ownership was taken over by Bedford Borough Council. The building is available for hire for functions and is open to the public at various times. The mill continues to grind corn.
Bromham Mill in 1962 [Z53/21/19]
A few stray references to millers other than those mentioned above are held by Bedfordshire & Luton Archives & Records Service as follows:- Thomas Gurney: 1688 an administration of his effects on his death;- Robert Wilsher: his burial in 1789 being recorded in the parish register.
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Mike Edwards is a very talented thief—a thief of sounds, that is. When the 26-year-old Brit hears something he likes, he takes it. And puts it on a Jesus Jones album. And sells a bunch.
"When it comes to sampling, I just pick sounds that I like," says Edwards, on the line from Boulder, Colorado last week. "It doesn't matter who makes it. I'm not interested in whether the band's any good or not: if they've got a good sound, then I'll take it."
Jesus Jones's first album, Liquidizer, was made "under the influence of" almost 40 different groups, films, and TV programs, all credited in the liner notes. "Every single one of those names—with one notable exception—appears on the album at some point," says Edwards. "It's basically a list of samples, taken from the hip-hop idea that if you credit the people up front, they won't sue you. In our case, there was never any probability of us being sued, really, because the samples are so perverted, so messed around and distorted, that they're not really recognizable."
On Doubt, the second and most recent Jesus Jones offering, singer/songwriter/guitarist/producer/spokesman Edwards continues to heist nifty noises from the rock collection, taking five-finger discounts on the guitar line from the Sex Pistols' "Pretty Vacant" (on "Blissed"), then snagging a sample from the Cult's "She Sells Sanctuary" (on "Welcome Back Victoria"). He also lifts bits of Star Trek, along with the sounds of a crashing plane and a ringing phone.
But this time around, Edwards' cross-breeding of Acid House technology with guitar-heavy rock has paid off with an album that's a huge hit at home and abroad. Its success led to Jesus Jones's second North American tour, which brings the band to the Commodore on Sunday (May 19). And Edwards claims that the wild array of samples so well represented on his band's records will not suffer any in the transference to the live arena.
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Before forming his current band, skateboard freak Edwards—who actually cut short a midday skate to do this interview—used to play "pretty standard and uninteresting guitar music, as a great deal of people do". Then, changes in the music scene itself brought about the birth of Jesus Jones.
"It's the music outside of Jesus Jones that makes Jesus Jones what it is," asserts Edwards. "We formed because of the sudden spark that happened when rock music and rap music and dance music all met. It was the impetus from outside forces that really got us going.
"To some extent, it's rather like what was said of David Bowie—that he is good when music in general is good. I see us as being the same way."


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Visual Novel Update! I have the final sprites for the sub cast and some main cast drawn and ready for vectoring.
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These will be vectored, colored and put into the game engine. More updates to come!


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Thursday, July 16, 2015
Honeymooning: Savannah & Charleston
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Your honeymoon sounds wonderful! I love adventurous vacations, and yours sounds like all that and a bag of chips. not to mention how delicious some of your meals look! Congrats!ReplyDeleteReplies
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The inside of that cathedral is amazing! Congrats!ReplyDeleteReplies
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Oh my gosh, how much fun!! My fiancé and I are planning to honeymoon in Charleston!ReplyDelete
It's absolutely beautiful! You must try the Hominy Grill, it's seriously the best eating :)ReplyDelete
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Congrats on your almost 2 month anniversary! It looks like you had a great time on your honeymoon-- seeing many cute things and eating good food. That pineapple fountain looked so cool!ReplyDelete
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VALENCIA (AFP) - World number three David Ferrer eased into the quarter-finals of the Valencia Open on Thursday with a 6-2, 6-1 win over Julien Benneteau.
It wasn't quite as easy as the scoreline suggests for the number one seed as he had to withstand early pressure on his own serve from the Frenchman in both sets.
However, Ferrer was much too strong for the world number 33 on the big points and rounded off victory in little over an hour.
"It was a very good match, very complete on my part," Ferrer told Spanish TV station Teledeporte.
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The Spaniard will continue his quest for a fourth title in his home region on Friday when he faces fifth seed Jerzy Janowicz.
The Pole was once again dominant on serve as he didn't even face a break point in beating Portugal's Joao Sousa 6-2, 7-5 to book his place in the last eight.
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Among the treasures of Christminster, we are happy to number a large collection of holy relics, of saints, holy things and holy places. The Church has from the very earliest times venerated the relics of her saints and martyrs, as well as of certain holy objects such as the True Cross and other instruments of the Passion. Such objects provide us with a tangible and material connection with the holiness from which they derive.
There are those who fail to understand this veneration of holy things, treating it as a pious superstition or pagan survival. But it is perfectly akin to the Church's sacramental view of nature: mere material things like the Sacraments themselves can become bearers of holy mysteries. God created physical and material nature and did not think it beneath him to take upon himself a mortal body of flesh and blood, a body that ate and drank and sweated and slept like any other mortal body. And because of what he was and what he did that mortal flesh became the bearer and instrument of immortality.
In a lesser, but similar way, holy relics show forth the realism of God's creation. Their purpose, like that of holy icons, is to draw us nearer to the holiness they partly signify and partly contain. Thus we honor and venerate them in the same manner as we venerate icons.
Among the relics here at Christminster are relics of the Lord's Passion, of the Mother of God, of various saints and of certain holy places.
Among the relics of the Passion, which we specially venerate on Good Friday after the Presanctified Liturgy, are a relic of the True Cross and one of the Crown of Thorns the latter, examined closely, being scarcely larger than a baby's eyelash.
Perhaps most unusual of our relics and certainly the rarest are those of the holy Mother of God. These include a small piece of her veil, a hair from her head, and a small stone from her house in Ephesus. The veil relic is from Rome; the hair relic was handed on to us by Dom Augustine Whitfield, having been in the possession of the Monastery of Mount Royal for some time; and the stone was brought to us by a pilgrim to the holy house.
Relics of holy things and holy places include a leaf from Abraham's oak at Mamre, the small tree seen in the background of the famous icon by Saint Andrei Rublev of the three angels seated at Abraham's table and signifying the Holy Trinity. We have also a leaf from the tree alleged to be that which Zacchaeus climbed to see our Lord. There are also small stones, one from the garden of Gethsemane and another from Mount Athos.
We once had from Saint Catherine's Monastery on Mount Sinai a cutting from the burning bush of Moses which still grows there. Regrettably it did not prosper with us. Relics of Saint John Maximovitch include a piece of his monastic habit, hair from his head, and his monastic skull cap (skoufia). We treasure these as he is one of the patrons, along with Saint Tikhon, of western-rite Orthodoxy. Of Saint Tikhon we have a couple of strands from his prayer rope the rope itself being in the possession of Mount Royal.
More a curiosity than a relic but of interest for its connection with ancient Glastonbury is the gift sent to us some years ago by Fr. Paul Schneirla, Vicar of the Antiochian western rite. In the early years of the twentieth century, the Church of England authorized Frederick Bligh Bond to do some archeological excavations and explorations at Glastonbury Abbey. Among items he discovered was the medieval seal of Saint Dunstan, once abbot of Glastonbury. Several wax impressions of the seal were made, one of them given to Fr. Schneirla, who passed it on to us here at the Church of Our Lady of Glastonbury. We also have a leaf plucked from the Holy Thorn bush at Glastonbury.
Of Benedictine saints we have two relics of Saint Benedict, and relics of Saint Gregory the Great, Saint Scholastica, and Saints Maurus and Placid.
A number of the Apostles and Evangelists are also among our relics: Saints Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, James, Peter, Paul, Jude, Thomas and Andrew. Other New Testament relics include Saints John the Baptist, Joseph of Arimathea, Mary Magdalene, and Stephen the Protomartyr.
The remaining relics provide a small litany of the saints: John Chrysostom, Ignatius of Antioch, Cuthbert, Ambrose, Athanasius, Bede, Columba, Columban, Anne, the Mother of the Theotokos, Augustine of Hippo, Augustine of Canterbury, Jerome, Nicholas, and Herman of Alaska.
Apart from honoring a particular relic on the feast associated with it, there is once a year a feast honoring all the relics at Christminster. This is always on the Saturday following the third Sunday after Easter. On the feast of Our Lady of Glastonbury and on other main feasts of the Mother of God, the three relics of her are publicly presented for veneration.


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Whether you're tossing and turning or lying in the foetal position, chances are your sleep is affected when you're on your period. But night pads can help you sleep better. Period.
In this article, we answer your questions about periods at night, discuss how to beat nighttime leaks and share top conversations from the Lil-Lets Talk community. Since there's no reason why you shouldn't have quality shut-eye, even when you're menstruating.
There are plenty of ways to manage periods at night and get some decent rest. In this guide, we'll answer a few of the most common questions about periods at night. We hope this information makes it easier for you to sleep without leaks or discomfort, especially if you have heavy periods.
If you have cramps, sore breasts, are bleeding and feeling off-colour, it's no wonder you're not having the best sleep of your life. While abdominal and back pain is often associated with your period, some people also experience additional aches and pains in their legs, too. Remember to drink plenty of water during the day to prevent dehydration caused by fluid loss, and try some light stretching or yoga before bedtime, which may ease discomfort caused by your period.
Totally! Fluctuating progesterone and oestrogen levels are not only responsible for your period, they'll also likely make you more restless and less able to get a good night's sleep. Why? The level of progesterone in your body drops before your period, and since this can influence your body temperature, it can also affect how much 'REM' sleep you're getting.
For people with noticeable PMS symptoms, less melatonin can also make it difficult to sleep through the night. And then there's the discomfort of menstrual cramping or other symptoms you usually experience, like nausea or an upset stomach. Throw in any anxieties about leaking and you have a recipe for tossing and turning.
You're not imagining your low energy: heavy bleeding can lead to low iron levels, which can contribute to fatigue and low moods during the day, and conversely, overtiredness can then affect the quality of your sleep at night. That's why it's important to eat iron-rich foods like spinach, meat, fish and legumes during your period. Speak to your doctor about iron supplements if your period is extremely heavy.
Lil-Lets Talk Top Tip: "Iron occurs in both meat and certain vegetables (such as spinach and broccoli). Although the heme iron in meat is more easily absorbed than non-heme iron in veggies, foods such as nuts, legumes, seeds and dark green leafy vegetables are still considered to be good sources of iron." - Megan
Heat is our number one go-to for period pain. Warm up a hot water bottle (or two) and sleep with it behind your back or at your tummy, or try heat patches (they're adhesive and warm up pretty quickly). If you're into natural remedies for period pain, try sipping on herbal teas like chamomile, ginger and rooibos before bed: their anti-inflammatory properties may provide relief from cramping. If this doesn't help, you can try over-the-counter medication , a hot water bottle or heat patches and a nutrient-dense meal for supper.
Some people swear by period sex (the endorphins and oxytocin your body releases during intercourse can help ease the pain) and others by getting enough exercise during the day (try walking, light cardio or aerobic exercises). If your pain doesn't get any better, it may be time to chat to your doctor about investigating the cause of your severe cramping.
Stressing about spillage is no joke. If you're a heavy bleeder, it's even worse. To combat this, start with your sanitary products: make sure that you're using a tampon or pad that's the right absorbency for you and can contain your flow.
If you tend to soak through pads or tampons during the night, you might want to try out our new SmartFit™ Maxi Thick Night pad, the longest pad in South Africa**. This pad is specially designed to prevent night spills, thanks to its extra length, wings and wide-shaped back. It's also the most absorbent pad in our range, so you can worry less and sleep more.
You should always do whatever makes you comfortable, but trust us, the new Maxi Night Pad is designed to offer you extra protection against heavy bleeding and nighttime movement.
The pad's shape means it hugs you more at the back, which is where a lot of menstruators tend to leak from, and it helps to prevent that getting-out-of-bed spillage (we've all been there). Wearing a secure and comfortable pad will give you the confidence to sleep through without worrying about leaking. Speaking of comfort, its soft material and wider-shaped back also prevents chafing or skin irritation that some products may cause from being worn all night.
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The past few weeks, representatives from education, career services, and the Digital Video and Media Production department have been pouring over the entries in IPR's Show us Your Stuff Contest. The contest asks IPR students and grads to submit a 2-3 minute video that represents work that they are currently involved in. Students were asked to submit videos of their businesses, an awesome project, a new song, a short film, or how-to videos.
The selection team received eight quality submissions, ranging from a short film to a class project. Winners received recognition for their hard work and a gift card to Amazon.com. IPR plans to hold the competition biannually, so get your next project ready.
And the winners were:
1st place: Anthony Sylvers for his BIAS FX Demo
2nd Place: Parker Gorecki and Owen Seaton for their ultra- short film Alien Abduction
3rd Place: Debbie Ristan and her Event Production classmates for the PSA Bullying Prevention
Kevin Gamble, Jorge Fuentes, and Taylor Allen took home honorable mention nods.


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i am trying to export an otf and i get this error message:
Traceback (most recent call last): File "/Applications/RoboFont.app/Contents/Resources/lib/python3.6/fontCompiler/tools/compileTools.py", line 279, in _executeCommand File "/Applications/RoboFont.app/Contents/Resources/lib/python3.6/fontCompiler/tools/compileTools.py", line 318, in embedded_makeotf File "makeotf.py", line 1504, in getOptions File "makeotf.py", line 1520, in checkInputFile File "makeotf.py", line 1945, in convertFontIfNeeded File "/Applications/RoboFont.app/Contents/Resources/lib/python3.6/fontTools/misc/py23.py", line 131, in tounicode UnicodeDecodeError: 'ascii' codec can't decode byte 0x80 in position 7: ordinal not in range(128)
is there a way to figure if this is an issue with my ufo?
(robofont 3.2 on 10.10)
thanks j
but having a control char somewhere in the font info is never a good plan (you have the control character
I guess it goes wrong a bit earlier...
could you enable save FKD parts next to the UFO in the prefs and see if there are raw fonts generated?
It cannot read the binary font file...
can you send the UFO file?


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The first museum exhibition to explore Ghana's vibrant fashion culture will premiere today, February 24 at the University of Florida's Harn Museum of Art. Kabas and Couture: Contemporary Ghanaian Fashion will offer an unprecedented look at the 50-year history and contemporary social impact of one of Africa's most vibrant fashion industries, highlighting a wide range of designs and textiles. The exhibition will feature the work of internationally noted Ghanaian designers and their respective brands, such as Aisha Ayensu, Christie Brown; Ajepomaa Mensah, Ajepomaa Design Gallery; Kabutey Dzietror and Sumaya Mohammed, Pistis; and Brigitte Merki, BM – Brigitte Merki; and will illustrate the intersection of Ghanaian cultural production with the global fashion community. The exhibition will additionally premiere two original garments from Accra's first Parisian-trained fashion designer, Chez Julie, whose innovative creations paved the runways for Accra's current generation of fashion designers.
Kabas and Couture will highlight the affinities between designer fashions and traditional forms of dress in Ghanaian culture, with runway garments displayed alongside historical textiles such as a batakari tunic and a kente cloth. As part of the exhibition, the Harn will transform one of its galleries into a recreation of a Ghanaian textile and seamstress shop to illustrate the importance of Ghana's everyday fashions, particularly the kaba which consists of an elaborately embellished, tailored blouse worn with a wrapped skirt. As a form of dress that has become a symbol of national identity for Ghanaian women, the kaba actively responds to the rapid and unexpected shifts in local and international fashion trends. Visitors will be able to experience the process of commissioning a kaba and try on several kaba fashions, encouraging an appreciation for this dynamic local fashion.
"Kabas and Couture will contextualize African fashion as a globally engaged and aesthetically dynamic practice," said Rebecca Nagy, Director of the Harn Museum and a noted African art scholar. "We are pleased to display an exhibition that draws from our permanent collection of African textiles and garments to provide historical and contemporary perspectives on one of Africa's leading fashion industries."
Kabas and Couture will be comprised of loans from private collections, as well as works from the Harn's extensive African art holdings. Videos and photography from fashion shows in Accra will provide additional contextual information for the works on display. Among the exhibition's highlights are rare examples of garments created by Juliana "Chez Julie" Kweifio-Okai and the best of Accra's emerging fashion designers which include Aisha Ayensu, whose accomplishments include winning the 2009 Emerging Designer of the Year award at Arise Africa Fashion Week in Johannesburg, South Africa; participating in multiple runway shows held in Paris and Milan; and recently designing a suite of
garments for the dancers of Beyonce's "Mrs. Carter Show" world tour. Both Ayensu and Ajepomaa Mensah have partnered with international fashion companies to market selections of their fashions; Ayensu with the Italian Biffi Boutique and Mensah with the French company Moon Look.
"The textiles and fashions displayed in this exhibition illustrate a rich discourse between Ghanaian textile traditions and the global fashion community, bringing attention to an understudied area of African artistic expression," said Christopher Richards, Guest Curator of the exhibition, UF alumnus and Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow at the Centre for the Creative Arts of Africa in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Co-curated by Christopher Richards and Harn Curator of African Art Susan Cooksey, Kabas and Couture will remain on view at the Harn through August 23, 2015. An illustrated exhibition brochure will accompany the exhibition and include new scholarship by Christopher Richards. This exhibition is made possible by Dr. Madelyn M. Lockhart
Admission to the museum is free. For more information, call 352-392-9826 or visit www.harn.ufl.edu.


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Pot Brush
Scrubbing your pots will be fun now...so they say. We can't actually vouch for the fun factor in doing the dishes but we can vouch for the sustainability of this pot brush.
Made with an untreated beechwood handle and union fibre bristles, this brush is not only plastic free, but it's vegan friendly too!
What is union fibre:
It's a mix of Tampico and Palmyra fibres making a strong, stiff and and rot resistance bristle that is exceptional for scouring and scrubbing. Perfect for cleaning those caked on bits on your beautiful pots.
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