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How to Grow Blueberries
Kashmira Lad
Sep 30, 2018
If you love blueberries and simply can't get enough of them, then here are some tips on how to grow blueberries at home.
Blueberries are one of the most popular, delicious fruits. Their unique flavor sets them apart and their health benefits are plenty. These are used for lip smacking sweet fruit pies and jams. These can be eaten fresh and have low calories.
Blueberries are related to huckleberries, azaleas, and rhododendrons. They grow at least 7 to 8 feet in height and flourish in areas endowed with the specific type of soil. The plants need at least 3-4 years to start bearing fruit.
Growing blueberries is a lot of fun, not to mention it has plenty of advantages over just buying them off the shelf. All it needs is proper attention and care. They are available in a number of varieties.
Highbush Blueberries
These are the ones that are usually available in the local grocery store.
Lowbush Blueberries
These are also known as 'wild blueberries' and generally do not grow beyond 18-inches of height.
Half-high Blueberries
- These can withstand heavy snowfall and are a hybrid combination of h
ighbush blueberries and lowbush blueberries.
Rabbiteye Blueberries
- These can grow under the full sun and are the tallest of all the types.
You need to check the soil composition and climate before you cultivate them. Also, you can grow 2 or more varieties for pollination. Given are few steps to follow as a guide.
Contact the local store in your vicinity to know the variety that you can grow considering the soil and climate type. Planting them is quite a similar to planting most other shrubs. The variety of the bush matters, as some are quite drought resistant. This would suit a climate that is on the dry side.
Once you have decided on the kind you wish to grow, you need to select an appropriate location in your garden considering the bushes require ample sunlight.
You also need to check and be sure of the pH level of the soil. The most favorable level for blueberries is 4.5. The soil mixture should at least have an organic mixture of 5%. You can even add leaves and manure to the soil to increase the nutritional value and aid the growth process.
The time of the year when they are grown, also matters to a great extent. For best results, they should be planted in spring or during fall. This is because the soil tends to be more workable during this period. Also, you need to keep in mind that the bushes should stand at least 4 feet apart. The lowbush varieties can be planted 1-3 feet apart.
You also need to keep the depth of the mulch at 4". This will help retain the moisture for weeds of the bushes and also prevent the growth of weeds.
Adding fertilizers is also important for growing healthy blueberries. You can fertilize it during late winters or early spring. You can try using an ammonium sulfate fertilizer at least twice a year.
Pruning the bushes may not be required for the initial few years. You may have to cut the oldest shoots to promote the growth of a new shoot. You will also need to remove the stalks that have dried up. Also, sometimes, you may need to take care that the branches are not over laden with fruits.
You will need to prune the shoots so that they have the right amount of buds on them. Some believe in shaving off the flowers in the first year itself because, it is firmly believed that this would help in the total development of the plant.
Blueberries can be grown in containers as well. Due to their shallow root systems, these are suited for raised bed gardens. Once you have followed these initial steps, the bushes will require minimal care after that.
This delicious fruit goes well with yogurt and when used atop ice creams. Blueberry pies and muffins are most delicious and make a very healthy treat. And to use the fruit fresh and straight off your own backyard adds to the taste and satiety levels.
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Australia appears to be renowned globally for housing a whole host of dangerous marine and land critters. Some predators like the Great White shark and Saltwater crocodiles, can result in significant trauma and death due to their sharp teeth and immense strength. Others are small, but pack a punch via myotoxins and neurotoxins that are so powerful that one dose of their venom could hypothetically kill 20 adults.
Australia's reputation for our many and varied lethal species was not helped when in 2006, the seemingly indestructible Steve Irwin, aka the Crocodile Hunter, was killed as a result of being speared through the chest by the barb of a sting ray, a freak occurrence that happened whilst he was filming a documentary called 'Oceans Deadliest'.
We've even had a humorous song written about our array of dangerous creatures by The Scared Weird Little Guys (watch here).
The actual risk (as opposed to the perceived risk) these critters pose to us is a different matter.
Statistically, as far as deaths from the animal kingdom go, a visitor or resident here is more likely to be killed as a result of a fall from a horse, their car hitting a cow, or an attack from a dog, than they are of a snake, spider, shark or croc attack.
Let's talk about perhaps the most common thing people are frightened of- snakes. Australia has quite a number of venomous snakes, including but not limited to the Inland Taipan and the Eastern Brown (the world's first and second most venomous snakes, respectively); the Death Adder, Red Belly Blacks and Tiger snakes.
Associate Professor Bryan Fry, a herpetologist and venom expert at the University of Queensland, notes in an article for Australian Geographic that snake bites are 'actually quite rare in Australia and, since the development of anti-venom, fatalities have been low – between four to six deaths a year.
"This is in contrast to India, for example, where bites may reach one million a year, with over 50,000 deaths."
He goes on to say, "Snake bites are very, very rare [in Australia] and often the fault of the person being bitten. Most bites occur when people are trying to kill a snake or show off."
It's also important to remember that snakes would prefer to not interact with humans. They just want to be left to their snakey activities. Their venom is extremely energy intensive for them to produce and the last thing they want to do is waste it on us. If they want to give you a fright or a warning, (rather than aiming to kill you in order to eat you), you will receive what is known as a 'dry bite' where little to no venom will be injected.
This doesn't mean you should assume it is a dry bite, however. Always treat a snake bite as if it is venomous, and follow the first aid treatment outlined below.
I often have people ask me in my first aid courses if it's true that you should wash the snake bite site. Cut the bite site. Spit on the bite site. Suck or even urinate on the bite site (!) I'm blaming John Wayne movies for these ideas.
We do not wash the bite site because identification of venomous snakes can be made from venom present on clothing or the skin using a Venom Detection Kit. Likewise, cutting and/or sucking the bite site just delays the correct treatment and risks infection. And just to be clear, there is zero evidence that urine can help in any way for a snake bite.
Another common misconception is that if you cannot see paired puncture marks after a snake bite, you cannot have been bitten. It is not uncommon for bites to be painless and without visible marks, or bites that result in just a small scratch. many people that have been bitten by Eastern Browns, for example, have not been immediately aware they have been bitten, assuming their leg has caught on a twig, or as one man reported to me, a piece of corrugated iron.
Minimising your risk of being bitten by a snake:
- Keep your house free from habitats that will attract snakes:
- Do not have large piles of mulch/compost lying around
- Ensure left over pet food is thrown out rather than left in pet bowls overnight
- Get rid of wood piles
- Regularly mow the lawn
- Wear appropriate clothing and footwear. If you are bush walking, or walking through long grass, or working near garden refuse/wood piles etc, it is wise to wear long pants such as jeans, and boots/gumboots.
More than 80% of snake bites occur when someone is trying to kill or capture a snake, so if you spot a snake, back away slowly and if necessary, call a wildlife/snake professional to come and remove it.
Snake bites- Treatment:
Call for help. If it is yourself that has been bitten, remain where you are and get the help to come to you. Of course, if you are alone with no mobile phone, you'll have to get yourself to a phone to call for help. Prior to doing that, apply a compression bandage. (Strips of clothing or similar can be used in the absence of bandages).
How to apply a compression bandage:
- Firstly, place a sterile pad over the bite site in order to soak up any residual venom (useful for faster identification of snake at hospital, and therefore faster administration of the appropriate anti-venom). If you do not have a first aid kit handy, use a handkerchief or bit of clean, dry clothing in place of a pad.
- Apply a good quality compression bandage over the pad, and wind your way up the limb as far as you can go (armpit if bite is on the arm, groin if bite is on the leg). Bandages should be placed over clothing to minimise movement from removing clothing- alternatively, cut the clothing off and apply the bandage directly over the skin. You want to apply the bandage as firmly as you would for a sprain- you should still be able to just fit two fingers under the bandage. Remember- you are NOT attempting to cut the circulation off (the venom is in the lymphatic system to begin with- cutting the circulation off may result in the victim having to have the entire limb amputated).
- Once you have wound up from the bite site, secure that bandage and apply another one from the extremities (toes/fingers) up to the pad, where you first started. The idea is to cover the entire limb, only leaving nail beds visible (so you can check that you have not inadvertently cut off the person's circulation). You may well need 2 or even 3 bandages.*
- It is imperative that the victim remains still and calm. Snake venom enters the lymphatic system, which is powered by muscle movement- in other words, the more you move around, the faster the venom makes its way to your lymph nodes and ultimately your circulatory system.
- Apply a splint to the limb to prevent the person from moving the limb. You can improvise and use, eg, a rolled up newspaper, a tree branch etc.
- If you have not already done so, call emergency services and request an ambulance.
In conclusion, it is possible, despite popular belief from friends overseas, to live a long and healthy life in Australia without being bitten by a deadly animal. A healthy respect for the fauna in conjunction with sensible preventative measures and knowing what to do in case of envenomation will go a long way.
*This is why I recommend 3 good quality bandages, a sterile pad, and perhaps some trauma scissors to be included in a snake/spider bite kit.

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The Need
Many freshwater bodies of the world suffer from the disastrous, interrelated combination of nearby wetland habitat loss, nitrogen loading, and toxic algal blooms. This problem is seen throughout the United States in nutrient heavy storm water ponds, drinking water reservoirs, and the Great Lakes. Historically, functional wetlands and floodplains create robust aquatic ecosystems that are resilient to mitigate toxic algal blooms and subsequent eutrophication. However, these critical ecosystems have largely been replaced by human development, resulting in numerous water bodies that experience the growth of toxic algae during summer months. This impacts critical habitat, drinking water resources, and recreation and tourism. The problem will amplify as rising global temperatures create better conditions for toxic algae and increased pressure on freshwater resources. Yet, solutions have to develop a large-scale habitat are sparse, and the wetland and floodplain restoration projects invariably require the purchase of valuable private land and coordination between multiple landowners.
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What Did You Know About Nevada's Unique law on Electronic Wills?
Wills are very important legal documents. They are also very old fashioned in the sense that just about everywhere in the civilized world there must be a paper document with a signature on it made by the person who has made the will. You would think that in this day and age of electronic communication and data storage that there would be an opportunity for electronic will making. And there is, … [Read more...]
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'In Sanskrit, Kapal means 'skull', 'forehead' and bhati means 'luminous' and also 'perception' or 'Knowledge', Kapalbhati (the skull shining technique) is the practice which bring a state of 'luminary', or 'Clarity' in mind as well as in body. This form of pranayama is a highly energizing abdominal breathing exercise that acts as a kriya or a yoga cleanse. The vigorous exhalations act in many ways to yield benefits beyond the energetic qualities of this advanced yoga breathing exercise.'
My boyfriend, Jason, and I had just completed a course on Pranayama with a lovely Indian man in Goa and this particular technique was part of our daily morning ritual. We were staying in a little shack by the river and spending our days practicing yoga and relaxing. I was doing alot of drawing and in this particular piece was trying to pictorially convey the effects of Kapalbhati (the skull shining technique) on your body and soul as I imagined it. Pranayama has been practiced for 1000's of years throughout India, created and perfected by the ancient yogis. It's an integral part of yogic life.


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Valley schools take wary approach to state funds
The new state budget commits $1.7 billion more for schools, but with a big catch -- the money won't be available until July, the start of the new budget year.
And with the Legislature's track record of shifting funds, school officials say they aren't banking on it.
"It's like handing you a paycheck and saying it's not good until next year," said Michael Berg, superintendent of Central Unified School District in Fresno. "We are a little bit reluctant to believe them."
The $1.7 billion is a partial reinstatement of K-12 funding cuts. Proposition 98, which guaranteed 40% of the state's budget would be spent on education, has been suspended, leaving schools short-changed by $7.3 billion over the past three years.
But there's no guarantee schools will get a bigger share of Proposition 98 next year, because the state's financial struggles are far from over.
Revenue estimates that were used to prepare this year's budget might be overly optimistic if the real estate market and sales-tax revenues fail to improve as expected.
And incoming Gov. Jerry Brown might have different ideas than his predecessor about how to allocate funds in the upcoming budget.
"The reality is that the state budget is already in a deficit," said Jake Bragonier, Madera Unified spokesman. "As much as the state budget is telling us that we are receiving $3 million more in revenue, it's also telling us that as we dig deeper into the details of the budget there is a strong possibility there could be midyear reductions."
Fresno Unified has been shorted $114 million since the suspension of full Prop. 98 payments, Deputy Superintendent Ruth Quinto said.
The district's annual budget is $625 million; the additional Prop. 98 money would add about $19 million for next year. But it will not be part of any district spending plan, she said.
"The funds are being appropriated, but there is no cash to back it up" at this point, she said.
About 70% of funding for preschool, child care, K-12 and community college education comes from Prop. 98.
The total Prop. 98 funding this year should have been $53.8 billion. But when legislators shifted money because of reduced revenues, the allocation was reduced to $49.5 billion. Prop. 98 funding next year is expected to total more than $51 billion, state officials said. Setting aside money for the next budget year has become an increasingly common practice since 2002, said H.D. Palmer, a deputy director with the state Department of Finance in Sacramento.
"In the more recent few years, the amount of the deferrals has increased," he said.
School districts have gotten used to getting along without their full share of Prop. 98 money, so hearing that Visalia Unified School District was in line for $7 million in additional money "was a complete surprise," said Christine Statton, chief financial officer for the district. "I don't think anyone expected that."
Over the past three years, Visalia Unified has had to carve $29.3 million out of its annual budget, she said. The district's annual general fund budget is $211 million.
School officials would be wise not to rely on that money, said Edgar Cabral, a Sacramento-based analyst in the state's Legislative Analyst's Office.
"If 2011 turns out to be a difficult year, they [state legislators] can undo [it] ..., which means [schools] will never get the money at all," Cabral said.
A report issued Friday by his office showed that districts are falling behind in paying their bills because the state's payments to districts are coming later and later. The report did not say how many districts are affected.
State Department of Education representatives said they have not completed their budget analysis and could not comment on the issue.
Officials with local school districts, which have been eating into reserve funds, cutting benefits and pay, scheduling furloughs and, in some cases, laying off employees, also doubt that they will see the money.
For the current school year, Clovis Unified is using $6 million in reserve funds to balance the budget, and officials have no plans on using its $8.9 million share of additional Prop. 98 funds, said Michael Johnston, assistant superintendent of business services.
Sanger Unified officials also are pessimistic, said Rich Smith, deputy superintendent.
"We are waiting to see if they really mean it," he said. "With new leadership coming in ... we will take a wait-and-see approach."
By January, a clearer picture of the coming year's budget will begin to emerge, and state officials will know then if funds will need to be shifted, said Palmer of the state Department of Finance.
"The next budget will be Gov. Brown's budget," he said. "This is the agreement that is part of this year's budget."


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OPEKA, Kan. (WIBW)-- There is one call that Riley County Dispatcher Dawn Wickizer will never forget.
A young Riley county teen was attempting suicide and Wickizer took the call.
"I can't get the screams… I still hear him screaming whenever I get that call," she said.
The call ended with good news.
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I am working on human protein protein interaction I need to run SVM I need a negative data set comprising of non interacting protein pairs how to generate these. I found this database Negatome (http://mips.helmholtz-muenchen.de/proj/ppi/negatome/) but the the problem is it talking about most mammals I cant restrict my search to human. Is there any other database containing human non interacting protein pairs or is there any other method to do this. Thanks in advance.
The Negatome database contain some human proteins which you can extract. In addition, there's this paper (and data here). Also if your protein interaction data is from AP-MS, you may want to make use of the CRAPome database.
Thank you @Jean-Karim Heriche
My data is from online databases and its not an experimental one thanks again for the information. How to extract only the human Ids from Negatome
As far as I remember, the Negatome database uses UniProt accession numbers so you could use UniProt's REST API to figure out which species each protein belongs to. If you want to combine data sets from multiple sources, I would suggest to map the different IDs to the same human reference genome annotation e.g. EnsEMBL.
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The Crazy Reason The Tenors Got Kicked Out Of A Taxi
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Check out Elvis Duran's full video interview (below) with members Fraser Walters, Victor Micallef, and Clifton Murray on why they got kicked out of a taxi!
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After the age of 7, depending on the breed, your dog will adopt a less active lifestyle, his metabolism will slow down and his nutritional needs will change.
NUTRIO Senior is intended for dogs of all breeds aged seven years or older. This feed provides your pet with the essential ingredients for its vitality and longevity, allowances of EPA and DHA fatty acids keep the joints in good conditions , and the blend of fibres assists with the good regulation of intestinal transit for maximum digestive comfort.
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Jo Lodge is an illustrator and a paper engineer. Jo produced her first six books in 1996 which were published by Rod Campbell. Her boldly coloured animal characters have been used across a range of books. Jo was nominated for the Sainsbury's Baby Book Award in October 2001, was a finalist for the Sheffield Baby Book Award in 2007 and was shortlisted for the Booktrust Early Years awards in 2010.
She is probably best known for her Mr Croc books that have sold over a million copies worldwide.
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There's a mist that has draped itself heavily over the former forestry village of Minginui for the past 30 years.
The small Bay of Plenty community in the Whirinaki Conservation Park is about one and a half hours drive south-east of Rotorua.
And it has become the poster-child for small towns swept aside by the winds of socio-economic change.
When the local sawmill closed in the late 1980s the population fell and only 300 people live there now.
However, in March, Regional Economic Development Minister Shane Jones allocated almost $6 million to the Minginui plant nursery, owned by local iwi Ngāti Whare.
The funding is part of a $1 billion a year regional economic fund to reinvigorate economic growth in the regions.
The boost will help to grow almost one million trees every year at the nursery and is expected to create 90 jobs for the community.
Ngāti Whare Group chairman Bronco Carson said the funding allowed for the fast-tracking of the nursery's expansion.
"Our aspiration was bringing employment back to Minginui - setting up a platform for that creation of employment."
Mr Carson said he was not concerned about moving people who had been without work for the last three decades back into the workforce.
"Contrary to commentary outside here our people are willing to work as you can see for yourself from those that are already here."
The person responsible for hiring will be Mere George - the general manager of Ngāti Whare Holdings.
"We've got a generation of people within the community who were part of the forestry service days so the skills have been able to be transferred," Ms George said.
"And we've got a new generation that are wanting to learn some of those skills."
Ms George said eight more employees had been hired since the funding announcement.
She said workers would have the opportunity to start on minimum wage and move into more senior and administrative positions.
It takes a couple of minutes to loop around the horse-shoe design of Minginui village.
The two lone reminders of a once bustling hub is the long abandoned local store with its mint green paint peeling off and the post office.
There's no gas station, local eatery, sports club or even a dairy.
Local kaumatua Wahiri Iraia said when forestry services closed, Minginui was left in a state of limbo.
"When the trees were depleted - the resource was depleted nobody wanted to know us."
He remembers the pride people had in their homes and a community that was able to look after each other.
"You could go into a home and people would say haere mai te kai - you know you'd get a kai - you can't do this today everyone's too pohara (poor)."
He's already starting to see the positive change the nursery is bringing - and believed in the direction the Ngāti Whare runanga was taking.
"When I look around at them as they work I see a different person. Perhaps after all these years it wasn't a matter of not wanting to work but now that work is there I see a different person."
His cousin, Mereru Mason also has fond memories of what Minginui use to be like.
"Everything thing was really lovely to come into the village and see things all done up the lawns all done , gardens, and trees all cut it was a beautiful little village."
Ms Mason is hoping the nursery can bring jobs and people back home - but she wonders what to.
"What are they going to come home to - those houses other there have to be fixed - if those houses were fixed I think everyone would come home."
Te Kura Toitu o Te Whaiti-nui-a-Toi is the local school - which also acts as the hub for high speed broadband in Minginui.
The school's principal Josephine Gage said the community had heard its fair share of promises from government officials and ministers in the past.
She was cautious about the latest funding injection from the government and wondered about the long-term sustainability of returning to the forestry industry.
"If we're gonna look at anything rather than forestry we should be looking for at food, agriculture - that seems to be where everything is going.
"The Chinese economy is gonna be looking for places to grow food soon and I don't think they're gonna eat trees."
Clayton Willoughby moved to Minginui from Porirua - to live with his partner's whānau. He said his new job at the nursery beat sitting on the couch.
"I've been sitting here for around six months to seven months with no job," he said.
"Then this pops up for everyone to get an opportunity to get a job - get their life on track and everything - it's been good."
Local Minginui resident Te Aue August is growing into her new role.
"I've been finding it very good - you know it's something new for us to learn about our ngāhere as well as the seeds and where our seeds come from."
The nursery will grow a million trees a year over the next three years - to contribute towards the government's plan to plant a billion trees in the next 10 years.


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The Associated Builders and Contractors New Hampshire and Vermont Chapter's Young Professionals Group (ABC YPG) recently welcomed three new members onto the ABC YPG Steering Committee. Rick Baron, Project Manager at Al Terry Plumbing and Heating, Inc.; Joel Pickering, Project Executive at Denron Plumbing and HVAC, LLC; and Sean Roukey, Account Executive at Siemens Building Technologies were all voted onto the Steering Committee at the ABC 2019 Board of Directors Strategic Planning Retreat.
The Steering Committee also established their 2019 Officers at the Planning Retreat, voting Jeff Comeau of Specialty Services of New England into his second year as Chairman; Katie Lopes of North Branch Construction as Vice Chairman; Nina Ann Timney from Al Terry Plumbing and Heating, Inc. as Treasurer; and Matthew Burrows of Gallagher, Callahan, & Gartrell PC into his second year as Secretary.


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CCF has to move.../
Just a little while ago I received this text from Pastor Nelson:
Did you hear the latest Lanham news? The nuclear power plant that the president announced will mean that the land where CCF is built on will be needed and we will need to move! It will be some good money for us, but boy will it be a headache!
Last April 1st he told me that there was a bulldozer outside of CCF to take our building down because of outstanding debt.
He got me last year!!
And he got me this year!!
When will I learn?
I guess the April fools game was popular in Kenya, because this Kenyan friend is good at it!!
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What a ride! Absolutely stunning! Don't miss this! – Steve Giacomini, Café Paradiso
2 time Editors Pick – Downbeat Magazine
"This is bold music. Maxwell isn't afraid to try out new ideas and take chances….that risk-taking pays off—big time."– Frank Alkyer' Downbeat Magazine
Café Paradiso is pleased to once again host the premiere Chicago jazz quintet, Shawn Maxwell's New Tomorrow on Friday, June 8th at 8PM.
Saxophonist Shawn Maxwell's musicianship has been lauded by fellow musicians and critics alike as he's become one the preeminent performers in Chicago jazz. With several recordings featuring his quartet or his sonically expanded "Alliance," Shawn Maxwell's New Tomorrow adds the trumpet voice of one of Chicago's finest, Victor Garcia, to his working quintet for a set of modern, electric originals. Focusing on composition as much as improvisation, the quintet reveals stunning melodies hidden within complex time signatures, textures and grooves. Shawn Maxwell's New Tomorrow features Shawn Maxwell on alto saxophone and flute, Victor Garcia on trumpet and flugelhorn, Matt Nelson on keyboard, Junius Paul on bass and Phil Beale on drums.
Showtime is Saturday, March 16th at 8PM. Tickets are $10 in advance (cafeparadiso.net or at Paradiso), $12 at the show.
★★★★ review in Downbeat Magazine
"Bravo." – Bobby Reed, Downbeat Magazine
"Nobody writes like this." – Howard Reich, Chicago Tribune
"His imaginative, unpredictable improvisations make listening to him a genuine pleasure." – David Franklin, Cadence Magazine
"The sound of Maxwell's potent, facile sax lines comfortably straddle old-school and contemporary jazz camps." – Bill Milkowski, Jazz Times Magazine


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Real Madrid remain disappointed at having missed out on Kylian Mbappe to Paris Saint-Germain, with Florentino Perez airing that frustration to Monaco vice-president Vadim Vasilyev on a regular basis.
Once it became apparent that the teenage forward could be on the move in the summer of 2017, a scramble for his signature was sparked among Europe's leading clubs.
Those at the Santiago Bernabeu believed for a while that they were leading the chase, with a sizeable offer accepted by Monaco.
Mbappe was, however, to remain in France and link up with PSG on an initial loan, which has since become a €180 million (£159m/$213m) permanent agreement.
The 19-year-old is now a World Cup winner and global superstar, with Vasilyev revealing that Real are still cursing their luck at failing to get a deal done.
He told RMC Sport: "These two clubs are friends. I have spoken with [Real president] Florentino Perez and every time he sees me he always blames me for not selling him Kylian Mbappe."
Vasilyev was in attendance on Wednesday as Madrid suffered a 4-2 UEFA Super Cup defeat to arch-rivals Atletico.
While there was no Mbappe on show in that contest, another former Monaco man did feature.
Thomas Lemar left Stade Louis II over the summer to link up with Atleti, with a €60m deal taking him to Spain.
The 22-year-old winger is expected to star in La Liga, with Monaco hoping to benefit in the future from a sell-on clause which could land them even more money if the France international moves on.
Vasilyev added to RMC: "Thomas has just left and I wish him all the best, along with everybody else at Monaco… because we have kept a significant percentage of his next transfer!"


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Creating a tree trunk border was inspired by our recent rain activity. I've lost track of how many inches and instead of focusing on the things we can't do we've decided to turn our energy towards the things we can.
Starting with fixing the walk path to the garden and quail area by keeping the mulch from washing away. I had a feeling this would happen so I had this plan, but guess what happened? My plan didn't get implemented in time before the heavy rain showed up.
So, when the mulch started to wash away we decided to incorporate this tree trunk border between rainfall. This concept will allow me to keep a natural walk path because I really don't want to replace it with gravel.
Begin with Cutting Trees
If you've been following our activity you know that tree cutting is a big part of getting this land ready.
We've been clearing for a while and many of those trees were cut into 6 ft. posts. We're using them for fencing consisting of cedar and post oak.
A lot of times the tree top isn't anything that can work for a fence post so instead of burning or turning them into mulch I decided to have Robert cut shorter posts for the walk paths.
He did this using a chain saw and cut them in odd sizes because I want this border to look woodsy and uneven.
Cut with an Angle
The posts are cut at an angle so they look like stakes and the top will be flat. This makes it easy to drive into the ground instead of digging a hole.
The ideal time of year to incorporate a project like this would be during the wet season especially if you live on black clay like we do.
Lining up the Posts
Place the posts so they're side by side and try not to have gaps in between.
I line the pointed end against the most recently added post and began to insert. You can see the ground is very moist so getting them in place takes very little effort.
Hammer in Place
This is our trusty Thor hammer, our son named it back from our days on the farm; it's actually called a 5 lb. sledge hammer.
This is a great tool and perfect for this project, all that's necessary is to pound the post in the ground about a good 6 to 8 inches.
This can also be done by digging a hole and inserting the post but when the ground is wet like it has been here pounding is faster and offers a secure install.
We have about 70 more posts to cut and install with hope to complete over the next few days. Once this is finished then it will be time to make more mulch.
The work seems to never ends and the funny thing is we love that because we can see our progress and it feels amazing.
Tree trunk borders are a lot of fun, they're great for walk paths and garden spaces because they define a space in a natural way.
You can also purchase something similar at home improvement stores, they're assembled on a wire strip that pokes into the ground.
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|My parents came to visit for Thanksgiving. They brought gunny sacks of HUGE potatoes! Thanks Mom and Dad!
|America's Test Kitchen's Oven Fries
Peel potatoes and cut into wedges
|Soak in HOT water for 10 minutes(this makes them crispy on the outside and tender on the inside)
|Drain and dry the fries.
|Cover 2 baking sheets with foil. Put 4 Tbsp oil on each sheet. Take your dried fries and toss with 1 Tbsp oil. Spread fries on cookie sheets, season.
Cover tightly with foil and move your oven rack to the lowest position. Heat oven to 475. Place foil wrapped fries in oven for 5 minutes. Remove foil. Continue to bake for 15-20minutes. Rotate pan after 10 minutes. Use metal spatula, scrape fries and flip. Bake until golden, 15-20 minutes longer. Rotate pan as needed.
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Live music for folk dancing by SIX hot local bands specializing in traditional and contemporary music from Eastern Europe. Many of the dances are easy enough to learn on the spot. Everyone's invited to dance, but no one is required to; the Avalon has plenty of room to sit and watch. In Eastern Europe, live music and dancing are always accompanied by food! So roll up your sleeves, make a great potluck dish and come celebrate!
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National Alpaca Farm Day
TMMA Farms is a full working alpaca farm located in Trion, Georgia. This week they are getting ready for National Alpaca Farm Day.
TMMA had been located in Florida for several years. They decided to move to Chattooga County to be closer to family. Of course, there was no hesitation to bring their herd of alpaca, llamas, pigs, chickens and donkeys with them. The property they purchased was a cow farm so a lot of work had to be done to convert it to alpaca needs (removal of barbed wire fencing).
"It is a work in progress," explains owner, Maryann Marsh. "We are starting our new barn, we are adding to our shop and we're adding a glamping experience so that if you want to stay on the farm it can be a future experience."
And now they're inviting you to see what it's like raising alpacas, touch and feel the fleece that they produce yearly and visit their country store for everything made from alpaca fleece.
"Everything in our shop is made of alpaca fleece," says Marsh. "But our big seller is our socks. Hunters love our socks. They're naturally waterproof so most alpaca products can handle moisture more than most other wool products can."
You can experience National Alpaca Farm Day on Saturday, September 29 from 10:30 to 4:30 and then again on Sunday from 1:30 to 4:30. For more information, click here.


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Dr. Prusty graduated from the VSS Medical College at Burla in Odisha, following which, he did his M.Ch.in Neurosurgery from the National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS) in Bangalore. He had his training at the CMC, Vellore, NIMHANS, Bangalore, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK, and Hyogo, Japan. Later he worked at the University of Tubingen and Ulm in Germany.He, then joined the Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute for Medical Sciences and Technology, Thiruvananthapuram, as faculty. He did his cerebrovascular Fellowship in Japan and the UK, Spine Fellowship in Germany and Korea, and Advanced Trauma & Life Support in Australia.
- Languages :Odia, Bengali, Hindi, Malayalam, English
- Website : http://www.neuroline.info , http://www.prusty.com
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- Training at CMC, Vellore, NIMHANS, Bangalore, Newcastle-upon Tyne, UK, Hyogo, Japan,Germany,Australia
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Client Liaison presented a collection (and a show) in a realm we haven't yet seen—with impressive results.
For those who are intensely creative, sometimes the urge to express oneself can be all consuming, requiring multiple avenues. As of last night this seems to be true of Melbourne band Client Liaison who presented a show the likes of which Australian fashion week hasn't seen in some time.
Think of the band tee you bought at your first festival or sticky-floored, sweaty gig. Now imagine if that band T-shirt expanded and evolved into an entire wardrobe: from bags, hats, swimsuits, denim and all. That is what Client Liaison showed last night, keying into the current trend that has seen musicians put a whole lot more thought into the clothing keepsakes and trophy pieces we once saved for and raided parents' change draws to buy.
Models in 80s-style sporty windbreakers and sloppy pullovers—a la United Colours of—walked across the red earth, upon which white rubber duckies (the boat, not the bath toys), were beached. Jumpsuits and men's suits in Australiana print - wattle, platypus et al - followed primary colour-blocked one pieces and striped business shirts with not a scintilla of cultural cringe.
Possibly difficult to pull off head-to-toe unless you're anyone other than Monte Morgan and Harvey Miller of Client Liaison who have made a name for themselves with an aesthetic all of their own and embracing the oddities that were thrown up in Australia in the 80s. If this needs more explanation they often cite Christopher Skase as a muse (his clothing, not his ethos) and get around in a vintage white Mercedes limousine complete with CL-logoed glassware. They're about embracing the brassy decadence of corporate culture in its heyday - that era us millennials hear so often about that it's passed into our modern mythology.
Their clothing, like their music, is unapologetic and a riot to look at. Individual pieces like boating caps and, shorts and jumpers will easily slot into existing wardrobes on their own. Not quite ready-to-wear, not quite straight merchandise, but a place that cannily taps a sweet spot between band shirt hype and real clothes. In doing so they've captured the so-cliché-it's-good thrill of riding in a limo, or popping a bottle of champagne. This isn't about changing the fashion conversation, it's stepping outside it so you can have a little fun.
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From Thomas Jefferson to Thomas Mann Randolph, 13 July 1806
Washington July 13. 06.
Dear Sir
I inclose you some newspapers which I will ask the favor of you to keep & return to me when I come home. they will shew you that the best founded hopes of an advantageous accomodation with England may possibly be blasted by our own indiscretions. letters from Monroe to the 20th. of May shewed mr Fox still well disposed in himself, but embarrassed & betraying unexpected hesitations. these were suspected to be produced by opposition from that part of the Cabinet known to be hostile to us. the moment seemed critical: & in that crisis this publication appears, & it is feared may fatally arm mr Fox's opponents. at the same time is republished in London a piece from a N.Y. federal paper charging the administration (and quoting the authority of J.R.) with sending 2. mills. of D. as a bribe to Bonaparte, and on this supposed conduct of ours are made those bitter reflections which, if true, they would naturally authorise. our affairs there therefore are in danger of being all in the wind. from Paris we have no information since the arrival of the Hornet. our gunboats in the Mediterranean (11. in number) 4. bombs, & 3. brigs, were to sail for the US. the 1st. of May. They may now then be expected every hour. on their arrival, with the 8. built in Kentucky, 2. built by Preble & No. 1. we shall be able to station 9. at N. Orleans, 3. at Charleston, 4. at Norfolk & 6. at N. York for the preservation of order. we have at length got our S. Western mail established along the finest tract for a road that has ever been seen, so as to go to Fort Stoddert in 9 Days-20 Hours. for the present we expect to be suffered to carry it thence by water to New Orleans, which will take 3 D-11 H. more, in all 13 D-7 H. in the mean time we are exploring a direct road across Pascagoula, & Pearl to L. Pontchatrain opposite Chef Menteur, from whence there is a fine road to N. Orleans. I shall leave this on the 21st. & breakfast with you the 24th. affectionate salutns to yourself & kisses to the family.
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A Special Delivery - This Christmas - Video
A Special Delivery is an animated video to celebrate family this Holiday Season! Truck Drivers keep America Moving and should be celebrated! Roadmaster Drivers School is your first step to entering successfully into Professional Trucking. Over the past 20 years, Roadmaster has become an industry leader and garnered a reputation as one of the nation's best schools for training entry-level drivers. We've prepared more than 75,000 men and women to take the road with our comprehensive Commercial Driver License (CDL) training program.


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A large overarm handbag by Claudia Canova in a softly quilted finish. The bag has gold coloured metalwork and a twist lock to close on the front flap. It has a single handle on the top to carry the bag in the hand or overarm, and comes with an optional clip on long shoulder strap. The bag has optional charms on the front, inside the bag has lined in bright pink with two inner zip up pockets.
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Care Assistant
We are looking to appoint a full time Care Assistant to support our SEN pupils, required from September 2019. This post is temporary for 1 year dependent on the SEN funding received by school and the needs of the children.
Are you able to work as part of a team to assist pupils specifically in relation to practical support and identified physical needs?
The main duties are:
- Support for personal hygiene, which includes toileting
- Providing practical and personal assistance to pupils with identified physical needs
- Providing general support in the classroom both indoors and outdoors
- Provide lunchtime support and assistance to pupils
You are strongly advised to visit prior to submitting an application. Please contact Mrs. Karen Kelley our Office Manager to arrange a visit.
If you would like to join our team, details of the post and application forms are available on the school website www.manorparkcalverton.co.uk or from the school office email@example.com
Application deadline: 24th May 2019. Interviews: 5th June 2019
• All posts in Primary, Secondary and Special Schools are subject to an enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service check. All posts in schools, unless stated otherwise, are suitable for a job share arrangement.
• The County Council welcomes applications from all, irrespective of gender, marital status, disability, race, age or sexual orientation for posts within County and Controlled Schools and in Colleges.
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Print several now, fill them up during the year, and leave them under the tree as presents... This is the alternate to the Sphere Piggy Bank. I wanted something that looked cooler than a piggy. The pyramid will definitely be easier to print than the sphere. The base is 100mm or about 4 inches. Traditional design - shake 'em out or cut it open (if you're careful, you can superglue it back together for reuse). Oh, and pyramid power will multiply your money!
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noma restaurant, copenhagen, denmark
Artcoustic was selected alongside some of the design world's leading players, and were chosen for their Scandinavian craftsmanship, customisable design and high-quality sound performance. The collective of distinguished brands includes Danish Architecture firm, BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group), Interior Design Studio, David Thulstrup and flooring specialists, Dinesen.
Two of the 40-30 SL 6-3 models feature in the lounge/bar area of the new space, closing the circle of senses and providing a one-of-a-kind ambience. The 40-30 is an entry to mid level configuration of our high sound pressure level SL Series. It works perfectly for home audio/surround sound systems and commercial installations, where the design and flexible customisation is paramount.


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More and more roofers are choosing to dry fix roofing because of the security, cost and installation benefits. We offer a range high-quality concrete and clay dry ridge and verge systems from the leading brands, including Manthorpe, Ubbink, & Cromar. Leading products include dry-fix kits, verges and fixings.
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Love Yourself First
"Love yourself first so you know what you deserve."
"Love yourself first." What does that even mean? I feel like I hear it often, but how do you begin to love yourself? It sounds easy, but is it? Well, to me it means to be truly happy with who you are…not who you pretend to be, but who you really are. Love your flaws despite what people have to say. (Because, honey, we're human, meaning, we're flawed.) Enjoy being with others, but most importantly, enjoy being alone. Laugh at yourself. Know your worth.
I'll admit, I love myself now, but I'm not sure if I did before. I say this because I was insecure in a lot of different ways. Why? Hell if I freaken' know. Whomever I was dating, I sabotaged the relationship. Or worse, I was with someone knowing they were completely wrong for me. Also, I would compare myself to others. This, all of the above and more were ways in which I was insecure. Well, I learned. I learned this, Love yourself first so you know what you deserve. SIMPLE. You can't/shouldn't be in a relationship if you do not know what you deserve. When you learn to love yourself, you learn what you want/need from yourself and from your significant other. These things should be voiced without shame/guilt. And if that person is right for you, they too will do the same and respect you. Love yourself first before you can love someone or they can love you. If you don't, how can you expect them to?
Understanding that not everyone will love you, nor do they have to, can be a tough pill to swallow, but it's true. Not everyone will. Once you can get past this thought, loving yourself becomes easier. Love yourself more than the idea of others loving you. If they don't already love you, why stress that idea? I mean, it's exhausting, isn't it? It sure was for me. I wanted everyone to love me. Yes, everyone, not just whom I was with. (I had issues.) If someone didn't, I thought something was wrong with me. But no, nothing was wrong with me. Nothing is wrong with me. I'm not everyone's cup of tea and that's okay. Neither are you. Heck, I'm awesome. If someone doesn't see that, it's on them, not me. (Kidding, but really.) No, this isn't me being cocky. This is about me realizing that I am worthy of love and that comes from first loving myself.
"Love and be happy with yourself."
With all of this being said, more like.. "Okay, Maribel, get to the point.".. I'm just so happy to finally be at a place where I know my self worth. Because of this, I love myself and am capable of loving others.
Love and be happy with yourself. You're you, that's not going to change. Start loving and enjoy every minute. Enjoy you.
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I am finally back to Nashville. It was a great conference, lots of targeted discussions ( both on potential and challenges of the graphene industry), lots of networking and deals and connections being made.
I want to thank "Everyone" who was a part of this experience, our wonderful speakers, panelists, exhibitors, sponsors, corporate partners. We could not have done this without you…
I very much look forward to seeing you next year! graphene industry forward
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MSNBC's newest primetime host Chris Hayes openly admits to being a liberal activist, proclaiming in ads for his "All In" program that "I'm not just a passive witness. I am not there to just tell you a story.. I', there to act out: to do it in real time—to do politics, not talk about it."
Given Hayes' long history of promoting the liberal MSNBC agenda, it should come as no surprise that he used his Wednesday March 26 program to attack Fox News' Bill O'Reilly over comments he made to Congressman Paul Ryan (R-WI). On his program, Hayes ridiculously claimed that "I would submit that by his very own definition, Bill O'Reilly is a pretty accomplished race baiter himself." [Video coming soon.]


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A few months back (yes months…eek) I was invited to dinner at Milos with one of my roommate's families. Tucked away on West 55th Street (Midtown) is a nice little restaurant that gives you a taste of Greece but without the gorgeous white walls and blue water views – but you also won't have to worry about their economy crashing while you are there. Just throwing that out there.
Milos is listed more on the pricier side and has an upscale feel about it. Had I actually looked at the menu and website, I would have noted this and changed my outfit. Instead, I chose to arrive in jeans and a sweatshirt – both on the nicer side but still. The saying "dress to impress" has been duly noted.
One of the most unique aspects of this restaurant is how they displace their sea options – in a massive bed of ice for everyone to see.
It's customary to follow your waiter to the make-shift ice box and listen to all the various ways to prepare the fish (or crab) and then decide what your main course will be. The selection of fish and crustaceans are flown in from Greece, Spain, and Portugal – grilled and sold at market price by the pound.
Fagri, Loup de Mer, Lethrini, Dorado Royale, Dover Sole, St. Pierre, Balada, Barbouni, Sfyrida, Rofos, Steira, Raska,
Langustines, Blue Lobster, Langusto
Also American varieties such as Black Sea Bass, Red Snapper, Pompano
^^ Most likely a type of scallop and calamari dish that I probably did not partake in. I've gotten used to some shrimp dishes, love crab and some lobster, but will not indulge in calamari. I'm pretty sure it's a texture and consistency thing.
^^MILOS SPECIAL (Lightly fried zucchini, eggplant, tzatziki and kefalograviera cheese) aka leaning tower of goodness. I almost went ahead and ordered it for dinner but we decided to split one for the table.
^^ GREEK SALAD (Vine ripe tomatoes, extra virgin olive oil, and barrel-aged feta)
^^ Our selection of fish (MILOKOPI GRILLED) with a sea-salt crust
After finishing off this plate of fish, we were beyond stuffed for dessert (shocker, I know), however I would certainly make the trip back just for dessert.
~ Baklava ~
Layered phyllo with almonds, honey, and cinnamon.
~ Galaktobouerko ~
Custard with a layered phyllo crust.
~ Karidopita ~
Walnut-based cake served with ice-cream.
~ Loukoumades ~
Dough fritters with cinnamon and thyme-honey syrup.
Anyways, it was quite the treat to eat out and I did my best to subtlety document the experience, though I apologize for the quality of some of the photos above. I was not adequately prepared to whip out my camera in front of the family – even though the dad is pretty much a professional photographer. I would absolutely go back to document the experience but alas, there are oh so many other places to explore. For another review, check out the New York Times' take here.
~ Location ~ Menu ~ Photos ~ Contact ~
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K-pop finds fertile ground to innovate in Latin America: Korean artists are making music to appeal to the Spanish-speaking world
Oct 19,2018
Boy band Super Junior and Mexican band Reik collaborated on the song "One More Time (Otra Vez)," which features both Korean and Spanish lyrics, on their recent album "One More Time." [LABEL SJ]
Over the past two decades, K-pop has quickly spread from Korea to the rest of Asia, the United States, Europe and the Middle East. After successfully making inroads in those markets, the K-pop industry has shifted its focus to Latin America. With large tours that span the entire region, cross-cultural collaborations with local artists and an upswing in K-pop songs featuring Latin music influences, Korean artists have fully embraced the enthusiasm fans on the other side of the globe have for them.
K-pop became a major phenomenon throughout Latin America in the early 2010s. In 2011, boy band Mblaq visited Brazil to judge a K-pop cover dance festival and in 2012, boy band JYJ embarked on a South American tour with stops in Chile and Peru.
In 2013, SM Entertainment sent Super Junior to Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Peru for their "Super Show 5" tour and fans from all over the continent filled the stadiums and sang along. In Peru, the final destination on the tour, more than 10,000 fans gathered at the Jockey Club del Peru, and another three thousand fans were outside of the arena to cheer for the group, according to Yonhap News.
When BTS first visited South America in 2014 - long before they were the chart-topping global sensation they are now - the group was surprised when a fan meeting in Sao Paulo, Brazil, was filled to capacity.
BTS, top, performs in Chile during the 2017 Wings Tour. Mexican fans, bottom, wait outside the stadium for 2017 KCON in Mexico. [BIG HIT ENTERTAINMENT, CJ E&M]
A few years later, during the 2017 Wings Tour, all 12,500 tickets for the group's show in Santiago, Chile, sold out in a record-breaking two hours, according to the New York Times.
"I [became] a huge fan of BTS [when] my friend introduced them [to me] in 2013," said 20-year-old Camila Figueredo from Uruguay. "I loved their dance and their hip-hop songs. BTS is now among the most popular K-pop acts in Latin America. Sometimes, I hear their songs on the local radio - very rare considering the fact that they don't usually play foreign songs," she added.
Last year was a turning point in the K-pop industry. A number of artists released collaborations with Spanish-speaking performers to create Latin-infused K-pop songs. After debuting with "Hola Hola," a reggaeton-inspired dance track, co-ed pop group KARD hit the road for a South American tour in 2017, making stops in Mexico, Colombia, Chile, Argentina and Brazil.
The release of "Lo Siento" by Super Junior in April was an ambitious project by the group. The song was written by American singer-songwriter Leslie Grace and production duo Play-N-Skillz.
"As you know, K-pop and Latin pop are well-loved around the world, so we got the idea [to collaborate] after thinking about how to please our fans around the world," said group leader Lee Teuk in an interview with Billboard in April.
The song - featuring Spanish, Korean and English lyrics - was an immediate success; it became the first K-pop track to land on Billboard's Latin Digital Song Sales chart, at No. 13. The group's "Super Show 7" tour, which made stops in Argentina, Peru, Chile and Mexico in April, led to appearances in magazines and on talk shows throughout Latin America, further proving their success. CNN Chile described Super Junior as "the biggest success in the K-pop industry."
The band's recent album "One More Time," released on Oct. 8, contains five Latin tracks, one of them featuring Mexican band Reik.
"The songs are amazing - I love both K-pop and Latin pop and Super Junior's recent songs are great," said Analaura Burgos, who attended the "Super Show 7" concert in Argentina. "I love how these artists are trying out different subgenres within K-pop. You will always find a group that suits your music taste."
Super Junior's project is not new though; other K-pop acts have worked with Latin artists in the past. Girl group Crayon Pop collaborated with Mexican boy band CD9 in 2016 on the song "Get Dumb," which had two versions - one in English and the other in Korean and Spanish. Though it did not grab as much attention as Super Junior's song, the music video had more than 300,000 views in four days after its release.
"K-pop has been popular ever since the early 2000s. But at that time, it had only attracted niche fans. The turning point was in 2011, when SM Entertainment held a concert in Paris for the first time, and Latin American fans started to become more active, holding K-pop flash mobs and cover dance contests and performances," says MBC producer Jung Kilhwa, who worked as a correspondent in Latin America for the network from 2011 to 2013.
"It's like a halo effect. Recently, BTS performed in London and proved how widespread K-pop has become. They are a highly recognized sensation in the United States and Europe, which means that they are also recognized in other parts of the world as well," the producer added.
Regarding recent collaborations between K-pop and Latin artists, Jung said, "It's a very interesting try. It is early to judge, but I do believe that it's successful. One worry is that there are conservative fans who believe that K-pop must be sung by Korean artists. Still, I think the collaborations bring synergy to both K-pop and Latin pop."
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As Turkish-Qatari ties continue on good terms, Turkish firms have increased their operations in the country, accomplishing significant infrastructure projects. The increased bilateral investments and trade volume are proving how parties can benefit from strong political ties.
The sum of the projects that Turkish contractors have undertaken to date in Qatar has reached around $8.5 billion. Tekfen is the largest contracting firm in thecountry, taking on their first project in Qatar in 2005. The company has completed seven projects worth $2.4 billion with the projects it has completed so far.
The sum of projects undertaken by Tekfen Holding in Qatar, which is one of the companies participating in Expo Turkey by Qatar, has reached $5 billion. Informing journalists about the group's activities in Qatar, Chairman Murat Gigin said: "We're about to complete a highway project. We have been doing business in Qatar for 12 years and have completed seven projects with a total worth of $2.4 billion in those 12 years. Together with the projects we have just taken on, the sum of our projects here has reached $5 billion."The group's projects in Qatar are as follows: the Ras Laffan-Mesaieed Ethane Pipeline, the Umm Bab-Mesaieed Crude Oil Pipeline, the QAPCO Low Density Polyethylene Plant, Qatar North Road, Phase 2&3, Ceremonial National Day Road, Qatar North Road, Additional Works, Qatar North Road Side Roads, Crossroads, the Al Khor Expressway Highway Project and the Fifth Precinct Stadium.
Tekfen Holding Chairman Murat Gigin said they took on a stadium project in Qatar earlier this year. Gigin explained that they have undertaken one of the stadiums planned for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar with a local partner, Al Jaber Engineering, adding that the project, estimated to cost $343 million, will be completed in 2020.
Kuzu to complete $2.7 billion project in 2018 Kuzu Group, one of the real estate companies participating in the fair, is one of the companies that undertakes large projects in Qatar. Board Member Özen Kuzu presented the Seapearl project in Ataköy from their stand at Expo Turkey by Qatar. "Sixty percent of the $2.7 billion Seapearl project belongs to the Qatari partners. The first phase of the project will begin in July 2017. Jumeirah will operate our hotel in the project, which will be completed in 2018," Kuzu said.
Recalling Finance Minister Naci Ağbal's message to the real estate sector in regard to the government's meeting the demands of the sector and asking for the effects of the initiatives in return, Kuzu said, "The minister is quite right. Now it's our turn. The waiting period due to the referendum is now over. It's time to boost sales."
Moreover, TAV İnşaat, Turkey's leading airport construction firm, was in charge of building the main terminal of the Hamad International Airport in Doha. A total of $4 billion was invested in the airport, which started service in April 2014. TAV led the joint venture with the Japanese Taisei Corporation. Having an annual passenger capacity of 30 million, the complex was built over an area of 505,000 square meters (5,435,775 square feet) and 23,000 people were employed during the construction.


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3 Things to Look for in a Cleanroom HVAC Systemby Kevin Smith Author
The HVAC system in your cleanroom plays an invaluable role in keeping potential contaminants at bay. Therefore, you want to be sure that you find the right one for your business to avoid any unintended contamination. There are some key factors to pay attention to when deciding which cleanroom HVAC system to choose for your operation.
Ideal Environment
The most important thing you need to know before shopping around for a cleanroom HVAC is the environment you wish to create. In addition to the ISO class, or the level of cleanliness you need to achieve, you should know the required temperature, pressure, filtration, air change rates and humidity control. Every company and project has different requirements as to how much contamination they allow into their cleanroom. You might even find that you require a system that can do more than one setting, depending on your operation. By taking a moment to determine your criteria for your cleanroom, you will have a list of necessary features for your HVAC system.
One functional calculation you must make before choosing a unit or system is the space you have available. Most companies install their cleanroom HVAC unit close to the room, such as on the floor outside or on the roof. Not only do you need to consider how large a unit you can fit into the space but also whether it needs to sit horizontally or vertically. If you have ample space, you might even be able to get a unit that is walk-in, which makes any repairs or maintenance much easier.
Air Flow Pattern
The design of your cleanroom impacts the way in which you can have the airflow from the cleanroom HVAC. Most companies choose from one of the three common designs: unidirectional, non-unidirectional or mixed. As its name implies, unidirectional, also known as laminar, sends the air in one direction with nothing in its way. This can be either sideways or downwards. A non-unidirectional flow, also known as turbulent flow, means there are airstreams that do not run parallel to one another. Mixed flow designs might have two separate air flows in the clean room: one that flows parallel and one that does not.
There are many options on the market for a specialty HVAC unit that creates the ideal environment for your cleanroom. It is important to find one that has the capacity to meet the level of cleanliness your room needs for the work that you intend to do. One thing is for sure; if you design a cleanroom, you must have an HVAC system that is up to the task.
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San Diego Surf Ladies
Surf Session & Beach Cleanup
Come help SDSL take care of our adopted beach, Cardiff State Beach followed by a fun surf. We'll provide the tools to pick up garbage! This is another great surf to come meet fellow surfistas followed by a meet at Union Tap in Encinitas at 8pm to say "Cheerio and Good Luck" to our surf sister Jenny Talavera who is leaving us for Santa Barbara!
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Lorde is a Grammy-award winning singer, songwriter, and producer. Her second album, Melodrama, debuted at number one on the charts in June 2017 – five months before her 21st birthday. In this episode, Ella breaks down her song Sober. You'll hear how it started, with the original demos she made with her co-producer Jack Antonoff, and how the song changed over the course of working on it for months and months.


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Merit-based summer awards
- Avian, Wildlife, and Habitat Studies Scholarship
Open to IUB Biology graduate students in good academic standing involved in avian, wildlife, or habitat studies research.
- Blatchley Nature Study Club Scholarship
Open to Bloomington graduate students in Plant Biology or Evolution, Ecology, and Behavior.
- George W. Brackenridge Fellowship
Open to any graduate student earning a degree from the IUB Department of Biology who is engaged in field work.
- Sears Crowell Scholarship
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- Dean Fraser Fellowship
Open to any graduate student from the IUB Department of Biology who is majoring in Microbiology and is in good academic standing.
- Sarah Elizabeth Frey Indiana Daffodil, Inc. Scholarship
Open to any IUB Department of Biology graduate students in good academic standing who are obtaining a degree with an emphasis of study in botany—preferably ornamental crops.
- Charles Heiser Fellowship
Available to graduate students in plant evolution.
- Louise Constable Hoover Fellowship
Currently supports Evolution, Ecology and Behavior graduate students who are at least in their third year.
- George Hudock Fellowship
Available to Department of Biology graduate students in good academic standing.
- Walter Konetzka Fellowship
Open to graduate students in microbiology, GCDB, genetics, or biochemistry.
- Alfred Parson Mower Fellowship
Open to select graduate students with a declared major from the IUB Department of Biology.
- Frank W. Putnam Research Fellowship
This fellowship goes to a graduate student in good academic standing who is pursuing a Ph.D. in cell biology or biochemistry.
- William G. Roessler Microbiology Scholarship
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- Fred Seward Award
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Awards overseen by graduate program section directors
- Floyd/Ogg/Cleland Plant & Fungal Biology Final Year Fellowship (merit-based)
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- Floyd Award for Outstanding Publication in Microbiology
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Please note, this event is cancelled. The next free JazzED student event is the JazzED Jam Session on Friday, May 11.
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