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Remember this name - Kenotia (pronounced: keh-no-shhha). Because their catchy tunes will be stuck in your head all day!
Released today and already hard to find copies, Atlanta-based band (Marietta if you want to get technical) Kenotia's debut album, You've Dug Your Grave, Now Lie In It, was released at Best Buy, Hot Topic and fye locations across the country. This group of five 20-somethings have the energy to play way more than the 35 minutes of fun on the nine-tracked CD.
How does Kenotia sound? Think Angels & Airwaves and 30 Seconds to Mars sound with a younger, sweeter Garbage vocals. The combination is not bad and vocalist Carly's voice takes you to places where only unicorns go... kidding. But seriously, her vocals carry a lot of weight and carry it well. The instrumentation is well-balanced and good chill music when hanging out with friends or keeping yourself company. When you look on their MySpace page, don't be weird about the word "emo" as a description of their sound. The undertone is there, but it's very much considered alternative rock and ambient sound.
As far as the songs themselves, you're kept in the same mood where you say, "Nice," at the end of every song, even the instrumental track, "86 Seconds Later." "Decorating For Cinco de Mayo" and "Until This Day" are my recommendations if you plan on testing them out on iTunes, where they are also available.
If you fancy them so much you want to see them live, they'll be at Tony's Bar & Grill in Sandy Springs on November 3 and at Swayze's Marietta/Kennesaw on November 7 before they go on tour. Don't dig your own grave and not go!


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On the way home from a beautiful day of picture-taking in Adairsville Kentucky, my GPS lead me down a back country road I had never traveled. In one of several S turns, sat this old house. Since there was no traffic, I stopped right in the middle of the road and started taking photos. I later with permission from the landowner returned for several senior portrait sessions and was told others had done the same and that it was a very popular location.
I have taken the wider angle of the house showing the full front of the house along with the trees and printed as a "Giclee" on canvas. It will only be at the in the Tennessee Art League Gallery which has moved inside Corvidae Collectives also in the Arcade for the month of April 2016.
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Total Books Read: 26
Total Pages Read: 9335
Average Pages Per Book (PPB): 359.04
Best Reading Month: October, with 5 books
Worst Reading Month: February, May and June (no books finished)
Average Books Per Month: 2.17
26 is not a big number for what I usually read, and the average PPB indicates that I've been reading shorter books this year. What happened? This is my first year as a book blogger, so one would expect a better reading outcome. I think I know the causes to my meagre total: this is the year I got my Masters degree, started grad school and struggled financially to be able to pay for it. It also was a rollercoaster of a year in my personal life, but I'm not ready to discuss that here. It all meant that my reading time decreased, and that I wanted to use my free time for different things. These things weren't always productive, but all of them were necessary for my sanity.
On the other hand, 2013 was the year when I finally tackled Proust's In Search of Lost Time, and I'm happy to have read the first two volumes. They are time-consuming, but so much worth it. I've also learned that I like to be challenged and that I love read-a-thons: they motivate me to read more and erase the guilt I've been feeling lately when I devote huge chunks of time to reading or blogging. I'm working on this.
Language: 38.46% in English, 7.69% in French, and the rest in Spanish. Not bad, considering that the French books were Proust's.
Female vs Male: 27% vs 73%. Not very happy with this. I have more books in my TBR pile written by women than by man, so this is inexcusable.
New-to-me Authors: 57.7%
Genre: (the categories overlap, so the percentages won't add up to 100)
- Nonfiction: 2 (8%)
- Poetry: 0 (0%) - ugh, I have to read some poetry this year!
- Novels: 19 (73%)
- Short Story Collections: 5 (19%)
- Comics/Graphic Novels: 3 (11.5%)
- Classics: 11 (42%) - I like this total, half classics, half contemporary
- SciFi & Fantasy: 5 (19%)
- Mystery/Thriller: 3 (11.5%)
- Horror: 3 (11.5%)
- From my TBR: 19 books (73%), of which 7 were new acquisitions
- Borrowed from the library: 5 books (19%)
- Borrowed from other readers: 2 books (8%)
Top 3 Books I Read in 2013:
- The Ocean at the End of the Lane, by Neil Gaiman
- Maus, by Art Spiegelman
- Mrs Dalloway, by Virginia Woolf
I've just realized that this is the first year in which I haven't read a book I disliked! I'm going to take this as a sign of reader maturity - I'm choosing my reading material better, yay!


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Arsenal Transfer Rumours: Michy Batshuayi Ideal Gunners BoostDecember 28, 2013
Arsenal have been linked with a January move for Standard Liege striker Michy Batshuayi as the striker continues to rack up goals in the Jupiler Pro League.
Batshuayi, 20, has 14 strikes to his name this season, having almost made a switch to the Premier League with Swansea in the summer, per Wales Online's Chris Wathan.
However, the Mirror's John Cross is now reporting major interest from the Gunners as they seek to bolster their attacking options.
His report states:
Arsenal are hoping to bring in reinforcements up front this January and Arsene Wenger has two names in his sights.
The Gunners are looking at Standard Liege hot-shot Michy Batshuayi, 20, who could be available for around £8m.
They are stepping up their scouting work on him and doing checks as they look to bolster their squad with a January swoop.
A quick and powerful forward option, Batshuayi has shown signs over the last 12 months of increased maturity on and off the field, resulting in calls for him to be handed a place at next summer's World Cup per ESPN FC's Michael Yokhin.
Yokhin quotes Kortrijk coach Hein Vanhaezebrouck as commenting recently: "He still has to learn a lot, but he is fast, can play in many positions and fit into different systems. Michy is someone who is able to make a difference, and you need such a player at the World Cup."
A place at the World Cup may not be of much relevance to Arsenal, but it could well affect Batshuayi's thinking regarding a move. Standard will be reluctant to sell regardless, given their chance to claim the Belgian league title this season.
They may not have a choice, however, with HLN's London correspondent Kristof Terreur reporting via his Twitter account that Batshuayi has a release clause of €8 million—lower than the figure quoted by Cross.
Terreur also suggests that an English club has expressed willingness to meet that figure and, given Arsenal's long running interest in the player, it is widely suggested that it is the Gunners who are the enthused party.
With Batshuayi able to play right across the front three, he would be a useful option as the games begin to stack up later in the season. Besides offering cover for centre-forward Olivier Giroud, he could also play a wide forward role if required.
Arsenal's challenge for titles is in danger of falling away after a series of tough encounters in recent weeks and, as a result, a timely boost in the January window would be well received by players and supporters alike.
Batshuayi could well be that man, with his pace and power meaning that he is rarely found hiding on the big occasion. The Belgian is a headline maker and attention has followed him throughout his early career.
At present, a further injection of both talent and confidence could be the ideal next step for the Gunners as they look to keep pace at the top of the Premier League in coming months.


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I had my first shoot with Doug and was so pleased. He really put me at ease and I learnt a lot from his knowledge and experience. Images look fantastic, highly recommended!
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I shot at the FLASH BANG WALLAP studio this week & had a great shoot with Doug - John Farrar along with all the other models - mua:s: - photographers we all had a great day & everything ran smoothly I would really recommend the studio & workshops
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Had a great shoot with Doug earlier! Very easy to get on with, looking forward to seeing the results.
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had a great shoot with doug a loverly person would reccommend to all models thanks carmel x
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Doug invited me for a shoot at his studio in Blackpool yesterday. It was a pleasure meeting him and working with him. I was really pleased Doug's ideas, and although it was a relatively short shoot I could see that the images he managed to achieve were great. I wouldn't hesitate to work with Doug again and would definitely recommend him to any model.
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Worked with Doug last week and really enjoyed myself. He was very professional and knew what he wanted from each set. He made me feel comfortable and I would recommend Doug to anyone Bekky x
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Just got back from a fantastic shoot with Doug and loved every minute of it! He is a really nice guy, we had a great laugh & got on really well. He really know's what he's doing & had some fantastic wacky ideas. Would highly recommend him to any other model, he makes you feel so comfortable & excellent pre comms. Looking forward to seeing the pics & Im so glad I got the chance to work with Doug before I move to Portugal . Thankyou xx
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I worked with Doug today; I must say what a pleasant afternoon I had, well worth the long drive. Doug has an extremely creative eye; his adventurous unique ideas definitely show in the pictures. I'm excited to see the images, he sent me one within a few hours of the shoot and it's amazing. Doug's studio is full of remarkable equipment, he provides you with plenty of drinks and refreshments and the studio has a nice relaxed atmosphere. Time flew by and it felt like I had been there for minutes not hours. I certainly recommend Doug to models; I feel he has given my portfolio a major boost. xxx
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I had a great shoot today with Doug at his studio. It was a really fun creative shoot. He has great equipment and loads of fantastic props. He is very creative and easy to work with. I would highly recommend working with him.
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So, I shot with Doug at the one and only Flash Bang Wallop studio yesterday... it was AMAZING... I was facinated with all his props; he has tons of wigs, and interesting bits. Not only is he an amazing photographer, but he can style you up to look fantastically quirky. Doug was really easy to work with, down to earth and very friendly. Hes brilliant at directing a model and knows exactly what he wants to create. He comes up with some refreshing ideas. I could not recommend him anymore. Highly professional and respectable. Thank for an amazing shoot. M O W - M O W
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Memorable experience! Not only is Doug a nice laid back guy to work but he has a good humor and takes photos spending minimum fuss with lighting. We have had a tiring day of back to back dynamic shooting, he welcomes ideas and gives his own input. Good planning, efficient and what more could you ask for than a fun loving photographer with crazy innovative ideas? HIGHLY recommendable :)
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Well, what can I say! From the moment I first saw Dougs work I knew I had to work with him & today I got the chance.... AMAZING!! He had the MUA booked for when I arrived, who was also fabulous! He has so many amazing, colourful props and accessories etc in his studio. I have just seen a couple of the pics from today and I love them! I can't wait to see the others :) I really hope I get to work with Doug again soon. Would recommend him to all other models :)
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Well, what can I say? Doug is truely a great photographer!! Looking at his profile I new I had to work with him... I arrived at the shoot and he made me feel very comfortable from the start to the end... He managed to get us a mua last minute which perfected the shoot as we came away with amazing images that I can not wait to see! I am sure we will work together again very soon!! Thanks again for a Great shoot!! Danni x
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Travelled to Blackpool recently to have a shoot at doug's studio, it was an absolute pleasure and we got some amazing, unique images. Doug is very creative and provided wonderful props to use to add that special touch to the images we created. I look forward to working with Doug again, thanks for a great shoot! Highly Recommended!!
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After saying we will shoot today we finally got to do which ive wanted for awhile! Doug was such a nice person talking about the shoot online and when it come down to it we had a fab shoot the photos will be amazing! I would like to say Doug is 100% reliable and i recommend him to everyone! Hopefully ill be working with him again Just want to say thank you so much.
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worked with doug earlier this week, communication before the shoot was great, really friendly guy and good to get long with. got some great pics and would happily work with him gain. Recommended by me :)
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Had brilliant shoot today, very kind, proffessional and easy to get along with. We bounced some very creative ideas off each other and i cant wait to see te results! Defo recomened x
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Brilliant tog to work with. Had so much fun on this shoot and it was so laid back :) Defo can't wait to shoot again!
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Had a shoot with Doug mid-week. He was really friendly and although very professional he's also fairly relaxed. He gave good feedback during the shoot as to whether I needed to adjust my pose at all and was very helpful in helping me find some parking the wouldn't cost the world :) Highly recommended from myself :D
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Had my first shoot today with Doug working on some beauty shots, i havent done many of these shoots but loved what i saw on the camera, Doug certainly knows what he's doing and what kind of shots he wants. Very friendly guy and had no problems with communication prior or during the shoot.very much recommended :)
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A STREET has received its second postcard in a week which is a 100 years late.
As previously reported, Katy Russell received an 1899 postcard at her Heaton Mersey home.
Now neighbours Eric and Frances Gibson have received a postcard - with a Canadian postmark dating from August 1905.
The card which arrived at Katy's Stockport home was addressed to a Miss Riley. The one which dropped through the Gibsons' door was for a Mrs Riley and sent from Montreal, Canada.
Local records show that an Elizabeth Riley was living in Katy's house in 1899.
She was the mother of Joyce Riley who lived at the address until her death, at 79, in 1934.
The message, on the back reads: "Hope you are well. We are. Have sent a book of views by this mail." The signature cannot be deciphered.
Eric, who has lived in the house for 54 years, says he has no idea who the card is from, or why it arrived so late.
He said: "I have not got the foggiest idea who it is from. It was just pushed through the door.
"An elderly lady who used to live in the street said she has a recollection of an elderly lady who used to live across the road. But nobody who lives in the street now knows anything."
Frances said: "It's amazing that it has turned up at all after all this time. It's quite good of the post office to deliver it."
A spokesman for Consignia - formerly the Royal Mail - said the cards are unlikely to have been in the postal system for 100 years.
"Old postcards are collectors' items and we come across packets of them which have been sent in unsuitable packaging and have come adrift.
"Nobody can ever be certain what's happened, but it's very unlikely, given that we are now a high-tech industry, that stuff has been lying around undiscovered for any length of time."


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Dan Vernhettes, Commemoration of the Centenary of the Arrival of the African-American Military Bands in France during World War I: A Historical and Musical Approach (Paris: Jazz'edit, 2017). ISBN 9782953483192. 54 pages. http://www.jazzedit.org/English/Centenaire/Centenaire%201918.html
Those who heard John Wallace lead the 20 piece period instrument band playing the music of James Reese Europe and the Harlem Hell Fighters at the 2017 HBS Symposium were given a rare treat. That spectacular repertoire, sadly rarely heard today, is recognized as an important link between ragtime and early jazz. Dan Vernhettes's new book puts some more meat on the bones of this musical story, but more importantly introduces the musical community to little known information about a slew of other Black proto-jazz ensembles that also made their way to France and introduced this music to Europe.January 11, 2018
Chris Hasselbring and Kirsty Montgomery. Around the World in Twenty-One Trumpets: A Brass Odyssey: An Interdisciplinary Approach to the Fundamentals of Brass Playing Using the Natural Trumpet. Skokie, IL: Brass for Beginners, 2017. ISBN 10-0-9909663-3X. 95 pages. www.brassforbeginners.com
Those who have seen Chris Hasselbring and Kirsty Mongomery's presentations at various HBS events or other venues have seen one of the more innovative approaches to music pedagogy in recent times. Incorporating the use of natural trumpets incorporating an interdisciplinary approach to the study of history, they have created a fascinating approach to studying music. The most current incarnation of the book is comprised of 10 chapters divided into three units. The fictional hero of the book is Ragnar, a prehistoric trumpeter who takes the reader through musical and historical adventures. Sound files of musical examples, reference and review material and other resources are online at www.practicecave.com. The site "Hear it online" www.hearragnar.com additionally contains a narrative that reviews historical and musical elements of Ragnar's tale.December 15, 2017
Claudio Bacciagaluppi and Martin Skamletz, eds., Romantic Brass. Ein Blick zurück ins 19. Jahrhundert (Schliengen, Germany: Edition Argus, 2015), 321 pgs. ISBN 978-3-931264-84-0. Publisher's website for the book.
Over the past decade our knowledge of brass instruments in the nineteenth century has come into focus by leaps and bounds. While earlier work fixated on a few major figures—in the trumpet realm for instance the Anton Weidinger circle in Austria and the F. G. A. Dauverné circle in France—to the point of exhaustion, today a new generation of scholars together with a virtual second wind among the older generation now offers breadth and depthDecember 4, 2017
John Brookfield. A History of the Port Royal Bands: The Men and the Music of the Bands of the Third Regiment, New Hampshire Volunteer Infantry and the 2nd Brigade, 10th Army Corps, Department of the South during the American Civil War. South China, ME: Sam Teddy, 2015. Price $37.95; 441pp.
For enthusiasts and scholars of brass-band music of the American Civil War (1861–65), the few surviving sets of band partbooks are treasured as the clearest windows into what was actually played by bands during that war. While recollections by soldiers who name certain tunes are helpful, these non-musicians usually only recognized certain patriotic airs or the occasional popular song.December 2, 2017
McCusker, John. Creole Trombone: Kid Ory and the Early Years of Jazz. Jackson: University of Mississippi Press, 2012. http://www.upress.state.ms.us/books/1504
This is an excellent book and leaving aside a short pamphlet put out by the UK jazz magazine Crescendo, it is the only study to be devoted to one of the iconic trombonists of jazz. I use the word iconic in the absence of any other term that properly describes him. He was certainly famous, but was he a great player? Therein lies the rub: why was Ory such a celebrated player when, by the evidence of his recordings, he was not always fully in charge of the instrument he played? Lawrence Brown, another iconic trombonist, refined his technique by playing cello music as a teenager because he "wanted to get away from all that tailgate stuff"—I wonder to whose recordings he had been listening. Brown is universally regarded as a great player; Ory occupies a different place.September 1, 2015
Foster, John. The Baroque Trumpet Revival. Chandler, Arizona: Hickman Music Editions, 2015. www.HickmanMusicEditions.com.
Virtuoso Australian natural trumpet player John Foster has presented a vivid picture of the revival of the Baroque trumpet tradition in our modern era. The book begins with some basic information on the history, structure, and literature of the natural trumpet. He then outlines the contributions of some nineteenth and early-twentieth century pioneers, including Xavier Teste, Thomas Harper, Julius Kosleck, Walter Morrow, and John Solomon. Once he gets to Walter Holly he is off and running.September 1, 2015
Robert Holden, And the Band Played On: How Music Lifted the Anzac Spirit in the Battlefields of the First World War. Melbourne & London: Hardie Grant Books, 2014, paperback, 288 pages. ISBN 978 1742705620. www.hardiegrant.co.uk
Robert Holden is an Australian historian, librarian, curator, book reviewer and author. He has written more than thirty books, most of which deal with Australian subjects in the fields of literature, art and design, folklore, and national identity. This book, his first foray into a musical subject, was informed by a fellowship at the Mitchell Library in Sydney that enabled him to study the diaries of 'Anzac' soldiers. Additionally, he undertook considerable archival research at other major national institutions, including the Australian War Memorial. Thus the book is well illustrated with original black-and-white photographs from the First World War, worthy of study within themselves.December 1, 2016
Michael J. Pagliaro, The Brass Instrument Owner's Handbook (Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield, 2016). ISBN 9781442274013. 213 pages.
Michael Pagliaro has presented a handbook of 11 chapters that contains a wide range of information on brass instruments, selection, ownership, rentals, care, pedagogy, fingering charts, acoustics, manufacture and assorted details including information on mutes, music stands, lyres, mouthpieces, mouthpiece pullers, cases, tuners, and other minutia.December 1, 2016
Koehler, Elisa. A Dictionary for the Modern Trumpet Player. London: Rowman & Littlefield, 2015. ISBN 978-0-8108-8657-5. 219 pages. Publisher's website.
Elisa Koehler new book demonstrates her wonderful ability to convey and explain a wide range of information, some of it rather complex, to both informed and novice readerships. As the book is a dictionary, each of the hundreds of entries is limited in size, but Koehler has nevertheless managed to assemble a wide range of trumpet-related topics including famous players, composers, instruments, organological issues, performance practice, compositions, as well as key concepts and historical events. Drawing on the famous line, "poetry is what poets write," Elisa Koehler has constructed her dictionary to embrace the totality of the trumpet family as anything that the modern trumpet player plays. Rather than restricting the topic, as some taxonomic endeavors do, she has broadened it.March 18, 2015
Hobson, Vic. Creating Jazz Counterpoint: New Orleans, Barbershop Harmony, and the Blues. American Made Music Series. Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, 2014. ISBN 978-1-61703-991-1. 168 pages.
In November, 2005 the Historic Brass Society presented a conference in collaboration with the Institute of Jazz Studies at Rutgers University, "Early Twentieth-Century Brass Idioms: Art, Jazz, and Other Popular Traditions". At that conference Vic Hobson presented an intriguing paper, "The Blues and the Uptown Brass Bands of New Orleans." That paper was subsequently published in a Conference Proceedings by Scarecrow Press in 2009. It also served as the impetus for this present book.July 14, 2014
Bruce Boyd Raeburn. New Orleans Style and the Writing of American Jazz History. Ann Arbor: The University of Michigan Press, 2009. ISBN 0-472-03321-2. 342 pages.
For a relatively young art form, jazz has spawned an immense and remarkably diverse supporting literature. In the mid-1930s, books delineating its origins, founders, foremost practitioners, and stylistic attributes began cropping up. Documenting the already 40-year old music, these books appeared first in France and then America. Amid the growing body of literature certain works have assumed great importance in influencing how later scholars approached jazz. Perhaps no other text exerted as profound an impact on jazz discourse, particularly it's origin in and subsequent diffusion from New Orleans, as Jazzmen, a collection of articles edited by Charles Edward Smith and Frederic Ramsey, Jr. (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc., 1939). The text provided the catalyst for a trend in subsequent histories whereupon swing bands, bebop, free, fusion, and still more styles were woven into the historical narratives as extensions of the original style; evolution through an accumulation of artistic innovations. The idea of progress was anathema to Smith, Ramsey, and many of the record collectors and discographers who had been the earliest advocates of jazz as a distinct art form. For this group of cognoscenti hot music was not just the leaping off point for the jazz art, it was the art itself.
Pocket Cornets: Actual Size. A Pictorial Overview of the Smallest Antique & Vintage Cornets Ever Made,. By Nick DeCarlis. Published by the author, 2009. 75 pages hardcover. Information: www.PocketCornets.com and www.JazzCor.net
This beautifully designed and illustrated book features a detailed examination of many of the instruments from the author's private collection of several dozen rare pocket cornets arranged chronologically from an 1872 Distin instrument to various Amati, Holton, and Alexander pocket cornets from the 1960s and 1970s. The 8x9 ½ inch page format of this publication enabled DeCarlis to feature beautiful "life size" color photos of the instruments. They are so sharp and clear that I found myself constantly reaching toward the page with my right hand imagining that I could grab the cornet and pull it from the page. Details of length (typically 8 or 7 inches), bell diameter, bore size, key and pitch and serial numbers are given for each instrument featured. There are also numerous photos of related material such as illustrations of the makers, 19th and early 20th century performers holding pocket cornets, instrument cases, original advertisements, and catalogues. A brief historical background is also given along with a description of various unusual design configurations.
The Trumpet Book by Gabriele Cassone. Zecchini Editore www.zecchini.com Pub. 2009 ISBN 978-88-87203-80-6. 336 pages. $75. With accompanying CD. Website: www.thetrumpetbook.com
When I received the original Italian language edition of Gabriele Cassone's La Tromba (2002) some years back, I thought that it was not only the most beautifully published book on the trumpet (over 400 exquisite color photographs on glossy large format paper), but perhaps the most beautiful book on any musical instrument I've seen. Unfortunately, my knowledge of Italian is about on par with that of the great Louis Armstrong. When on one of his many tours of Italy and asked how his Italian was, the great trumpeter responded, "Oh fine, pizza!!" I may be able to order a few more types of food but now we have the English translation of Cassone's wonderful book and it is even more beautiful than the original Italian edition. There are additional photos and some photos enlarged and made slightly brighter.
Edward H. Tarr, The Trumpet, Trans. S.E. Plank, Revised and Enlarged Limited Edition. Hickman Music Editions, 2008. 176 pages. $49 hardbound, $35 soft cover.
Ed Tarr's excellent book on the trumpet has gone through a fairly extensive publishing journey. It was first published in German in 1977, went through a few editions then finally appeared in English translation in 1988. The latest edition, revised by the author, has been published by the noted trumpet player, editor, publisher, and teacher, David Hickman, in a larger size format. The book remains a wonderful overview of the history of the trumpet and its updated material adds to its significance to the field.
Kurt Dietrich, Jazz 'Bones: The World of the Jazz Trombone; Advance Music, 2005. ISBN 3-89221-069-1. 612 pages.
I admired Kurt Dietrich's Duke's 'Bones (1995), which provided an imaginative and in some ways unique approach to the study of a particular performance tradition: the tradition initiated by Nanton, Tizol and Brown that formed a legacy for the many others who occupied their chairs in Ellington's band. I was struck by the empathy Dietrich had with the players. It is not merely that he admired them - this was not mere adoration: he seemed to be able to read their styles and idioms in terms that derived from the way they were, rather than what he was able to observe from available sources.
Jazz Survivor: The Story of Louis Bannet, Horn Player of Auschwitz, by Ken Shuldman. London and Portland, OR: Vallentine Mitchell, 2005. ISBN: 0-85303-476-1 (paper). Pp. 70. $18.50.
In the Museum of Jewish Heritage/A Living Memorial to the Holocaust in New York City is displayed a large-bell Bb trumpet on permanent loan. The owner had been Louis Bannet. An inscription in the exhibit information informs the viewer that it was that actual trumpet that gave Bannet the strength to live through the unimaginable horrors of Auschwitz. Musicians often have a strong tie to their instruments but few can be credited with life-saving power. This and many other aspects of Louis Bannet's life are effectively related by Ken Shuldman, but perhaps of even greater interest to readers of this Society is the examination of how jazz was embraced by one of Europe's early proponents of this music.
Guide to the Euphonium Repertoire: the euphonium source book
Eds. Lloyd E. Bone Jr. and Eric Paull under the supervision of R. Winston Morris. Indiana University Press, 601 North Morton Street, Bloomington, IN 47404-3797, USA. ISBN 0-253-34811-0. 589 pages. 2007. $75.
Since 1996 tubists have turned to The Tuba Sourcebook when researching anything to do with their instrument's repertoire, players or composers. Guide to the Euphonium Repertoire is a companion volume in identical format for players of the companion instrument.
Origins and Development of Musical Instruments by Jeremy Montagu. Published by Scarecrow Press, 2007.
ISBN 13: 978-0-8108-5657-8. Cloth 280 pages $75.
Jeremy Montagu has been remarkably productive since his retirement as the curator of the Bate Collection of Musical Instruments in Oxford. He has written four books, three of which are of immediate interest to members of the Historic Brass Society and have been reviewed in these pages; Timpani & Percussion, Musical Instruments of the Bible, and this present publication. He has also written a recent book on reed instruments of the Montagu Collection. The book under discussion here describes the creation, use, and development of musical instruments from the Stone Age to our present day. Montagu presents a fascinating way of telling the tale of instruments that is quite different from many other studies on this topic. He presents ways in which many different cultures use instruments and uses those examinations as a spring-board for discussion on how and why various instruments developed. Performance practice, social and cultural traditions as well as detailed descriptions of instrument design are all given full attention by Montagu.
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Ameera Chowdhury tells a great story that reveals there is more to her than her good girl, unassuming appearance might indicate. [Read more…]
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Sunday, August 14, 2011
Stuart Hall
Located in the Crossroads District is Stuart Hall, built in 1911. It is adjacent to the Freight House area I've showed recently. This facility was built by the National Biscuit Company, now known as Nabisco. The massive brick ovens are still in the building. Later this building was used as a warehouse for the Stuart Hall Company. Now this building has been turned into lofts.
Posted by Regina K at 8:46 AM
Labels: Crossroads
7 comments:
- Lynette said...
Thank goodness this great building was saved!
- August 14, 2011 at 8:51 AM
- Halcyon said...
I'd love to live in a place like that.
- August 14, 2011 at 8:55 AM
- Tanya said...
i bet those lofts come with a lofty price tag ;) i love that they save these old buildings!
- August 14, 2011 at 9:01 AM
- Sharon said...
I love how these old buildings are being turned into lofts. Their size is perfect for it.
- August 14, 2011 at 10:02 AM
- Randy said...
What a great old building. They don't make them like that anymore! Happy Sunday!
- August 14, 2011 at 10:58 AM
- cieldequimper said...
I love old industrial brick buildings and am always happy when they are converted rather than torn down. Fancy living in an old biscuit factory with ghosts of cookies! :-)
- August 14, 2011 at 11:51 AM
- Jack said...
It is a perfect place for a condo conversion. And, it seems to have a perfect in-town location.
- August 14, 2011 at 12:46 PM
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It's my friends birthday next Saturday so of course I had to order a new outfit! One brand I've heard quite a bit about is 'My Bandage Dress' and thought I better have a browse of the website AND get a new outfit!
I decided on this gorgeous skirt and top combo – the 'Bianca' skirt in nude and 'Milly' crop top! At first I thought about getting the two pieces in the same colour – however the ever popular brand had quite a few of my choices sold out in my size! Boo hoo! Although I'm super happy with what I decided on and I'm in love!
I will upload a proper photo with full hair and make up, shoes and all on Saturday! But this gives you an idea of how gorgeously it fits!
The material is thick and figure hugging – doesn't slide up like some annoying fabrics and dresses/skirts. It's so comfy also, I love this colour combo together too!
My plan is to keep my hair sleek and straight and pair my outfit with nude heels! Nude heels are always a good idea as they elongate your legs.
What do you think of my outfit? What about the brand?


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Question of the Month November 2016
There are two types of Radiation:
- Ionizing – damages DNA. (Examples: Sun and Radiation used to treat cancer)
- Non-ionizing – does not damage DNA. (Example – radio waves)
Within the Ionizing radiation category there are several forms of radiation therapy (RT) that are used for treating cancer:
- External Beam Radiation Therapy – EBRT uses photons to deliver radiation to the tumor. (Client will not be radioactive)
- Brachytherapy – internal Radiation Therapy
- Examples: The Mammosite (temporarily radioactive during actual treatment and is not left in) which is used for treating breast cancer.
- Radioactive seeds that are permanently inserted and used for treating prostate cancer. (Client is radioactive for a period of 6 days)
- Radioactive Iodine Therapy (Radioisotope or Radionuclide therapy) – this is the internal therapy used to treat Thyroid cancer. (Client will be radioactive for 6 days)
- Proton Therapy – It deposits the greatest amount of radiation at the tumor site and then stops. (Client is not radioactive). There is good info and a great video on this at the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance site: https://www.sccaprotontherapy.com/proton-therapy/what-is-it?gclid=CLnxuuGY6NICFQJrfgodW4AGtw
- Electron Therapy or Electron Beam Therapy (EBT) – uses electrons to deliver radiation to the tumor site. (Client will not be radioactive).
- Gamma Knife – used to treat brain tumors. (Client will not be radioactive)
- Cyber Knife – Used to treat tumors anywhere in the body, including prostate, lung, brain, spine, live, pancreas and kidney. (Client will not be radioactive).
- SIRT (also known as radio-embolisation) is a special type of internal radiotherapy that uses high doses of radiation to target liver tumors inside the body. (Client will be radioactive for a period of up to 2 weeks).
What to do:
- Prep the skin with Calendula Oil or cream prior to the radiation treatments and ongoing to keep it protected and hydrated
- Keep it clean and dry up to 4 hours prior to actual RT treatment
- Protect it and keep it from additional UV (use safe, proper spf)
What not to do:
- Do not touch or move the radiated skin
- Do not apply lotions or creams with additional chemicals or anything that could break down the skin. (Read the ingredients and choose safely).
- Do not go into the sun
- Do not pull on adjacent skin when doing spa treatments
- No massage or lymphatic drainage in the radiated area
- If they are radioactive – no spa treatments until they are no longer radioactive
We cover this in depth in our training and this is a limited bit of info meant only as a refresher for those that have taken the Essentials class. If you have any questions you can contact me directly:
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Middle East: Photo Gallerie
Dahab, Egypt
Dahab is considered to be one of the Sinai's most treasured diving destinations with diving sites like the Blue Hole and The Canyon. This small, peaceful Bedouin fishing village is located approximately an hours drive north of Sharm El Sheikh International Airport.
Living with Bedouins, Sinai Desert
Every year the annual Bedouin Camel Race takes place early January in the South Sinai. This race is the championship between all the best camels of the Sinai region. The night before the race the Bedouins have a meeting where they discuss the rules and how the race will take place. Early the next morning everyone gathers around the camels being prepared for the race (approx. 20km) through a valley deep inside the Sinai desert. The camels start racing with no warning, but that is when all the chaos starts. Everyone rushes back to their trucks or jeeps to race through the desert themselves in order to get to the finish line before the camels. Once the race is over, everyone seems to celebrate with gunfire.
Cairo, Egypt
On the outskirts of Cairo, the capital city of Egypt and the biggest city in Africa, is the Giza plateau or Giza Necropolis (Pyramids of Giza), the oldest of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. The Nile also flows through Egypt which is the longest river in the world.
Scuba Dive, Dahab, Red Sea
Dahab is famous for it's dive sites like the Blue Hole and The Canyon. The Blue Hole, in the South Sinai desert, a few mile north of Dahab on the Red Sea Coast, is a submarine sinkhole about 130m deep. Because of the high number of fatalities, the Blue Hole is also know as the "World's Most Dangerous Dive Site" or "Diver's Cemetery".
Damascus, Syria
The City of Jasmine, Damascus, is the second largest city of Syria after Aleppo and is also the capital city of Syria. Damascus is also the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, first settled in the 2nd millennium BC. Until the arrival of the Aramaeans, Semitic people from Mesopotamia, in the 11th century BC, Damascus is not documented as an important city. At the threat of being demolished the Old City was placed by the World Monuments Fund on its 2008 Watch List of the 100 Most Endangered Sites in the world. In spite of the recommendations of the UNESCO World Heritage Centre, in October 2010, Global Heritage Fund named Damascus one of the 12 cultural heritage sites most "on the verge" of irreparable loss and destruction.
Petra, Jordan
Petra, meaning stone, is famous for its rock-cut architecture and water conduit system and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985. Established possibly as early as 312 BC, it lies on the slope of Mount Hor in a basin among the mountains, the valley running from the Dead Sea to the Gulf of Aqaba. Unknown to the Western world until 1812, It was described as "a rose-red city half as old as time". The Smithsonian Magazine chose Petra as one of the "28 Places to See Before You Die". According to Arab tradition, Petra is the spot where Moses struck a rock with his staff and water came forth. Petra is also featured in films such as Arabian Nights, Passion in the Desert, Mortal Combat, Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen and famously Indiana jones and the Last Crusade.
Bosra, Syria
Bosra in southern Syria, has an ancient history and was a prosperous provincial capital during the Roman era. Today it is major archaeological site and has been declared by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Bosra was the first Nabatean city in the 2nd century BC. This Nabatean Kingdom was conquered by Cornelius Palma in 106. The archaeological site contain many ruins from Roman, Byzantine and Muslim times. The main feature is the well preserved 2nd century Roman theatre, probably constructed under Trajan. It is the only monument of this type with its upper gallery in the form of a covered portico which has been integrally preserved.
Palmyra, Syria
Palmyra was known as the Bride of the Desert and had long been a vital caravan stop for travellers crossing the Syrian desert. Palmyrans bore Aramaic names and worshiped a variety of deities from Mesopotamia, Syria, Arabia and Greece. Palmyra came under Roman control in the 1st century AD. During the reign of Tiberius (14-37 AD) Palmyra was made part of the Roman province of Syria. Septimia Zenobia took power of Palmyra on behalf of her son when Odaenathus was assassinated by his nephew Maconius. Zenobia rebelled against Roman authority and took over Bosra and lands as far as Egypt, establishing the Palmyrene Empire. In 272 the Roman Emperor Aurelian restored Roman control and Palmyra was besieged and sacked, never to recover her former glory.
Wadi Rum and Bedouin Horsemen
Known as The Valley of the Moon, Wadi Rum is a valley cut into granite rock and sandstone. The largest wadi in Jordan, it's located 60km east of Aqaba in southern Jordan. A maze of monolithic rockscapes rise up from the desert to heights of 1,750m. It was described by T.E. Lawrence as "vast, echoing and God-like..." Wadi Rum has been inhabited by many cultures since prehistoric times including the Nabateans and is still today inhabited by the Zalabia Bedouins. Popular activities include camping under the stars, riding Arab horses, hiking and rock-climbing.
Saint Catherine Monastery
Saint Catherine's Monastery, commonly known as Santa Katarina in Arabic, is an Orthodox monastery and is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This monastery is one of the oldest in the world, being build between 548 and 565. The full official name of the monastery is Sacred and Imperial Monastery of the God-Trodden Mount Sinai. The Monastery enclose the Chapel of the Burning Bush, the site where Moses is supposed to have seen the burning bush. According to the Hebrew Bible, Moses received the Ten Commandments from God on Mount Sinai.
Jerash, Jordan
Jerash, considered one of the most important and best preserved Roman cities in the Middle East, is the site of the ruins of the Greco-Roman city of Gerasa. Excavations show that Jerash was inhabited during the Bronze Age, 3200 BC - 1200 BC. In AD 90, Jerash was absorbed into the Roman province of Arabia, which included the city of Philadelphia, modern day Amman. The Persian invasion in AD 614 caused the rapid decline of Jerash, but the city continued to flourish during the Umayyad Period. Large parts of Jerash was destroyed by a strong earthquake in 749 AD, while subsequent earthquakes and wars contributed to additional destruction.
Amman, Jordan
Amman, the Capital city of Jordan, has been inhabited by several civilizations. The first culture on record is during the Pre-Pottery Neolithic B period, around 7250 BC, which makes it one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, along with Damascus. Amman is also ranked a Gamma global city on the World city index and it's a major tourist destination in the region and the capital is especially popular among Gulf tourists. The Ammonites called Amman Rabbath Ammon and is referred to as Rabbat Ammon in the Hebrew Bible. Later it was conquered by the Assyrians, the Persians and then the Macedonians. The Macedonian ruler of Egypt renamed Amman, Philadelphia until 106 AD when it came under Roman control and joined the Decapolis. It was destroyed by several earthquakes and natural disasters and remained a small village until the Circassian settlement in 1878. It all changed when Ottoman Sultan decided to build the Hejaz railway, linking Damascus and Medina.


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Ard Dioplóma - See What You Could Do
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Rugbaí BEO 25/11/16 ó 19:00
Tá an PRO12 ar ais ar TG4! Sula dtugann siad aghaidh ar Cardiff Blues labhair foireann Rugbaí BEO le ró-cúil Chonnacht, Eoin McKeon. D'iarr muid air faoin féilire gnóthach atá acu i rito na Nollag agus faoin turas a thug an painéal ar an Cheathrú Rua i nGaeltacht Chonamara.
Connachta V Cardiff Blue - Rugbaí BEO - Aoine - TG4 @ 19:00
The PRO12 is back on TG4! Ahead of Friday's clash with Cardiff Blues the Rugbaí BEO team caught up with Connacht back-row, Eoin McKeon. We asked him how he deals with the busy Christmas fixture list and about the squads latest visit to a school in Cararoe in the Connemara Gaeltacht.
Nemeton TV does the #Mannequin Challenge
This week at Nemeton TV we participated in the latest online trend, the #MannequinChallenge.
The viral movement originated in the USA last month, where people upload videos of themselves, posing as statues or mannequins, with the song 'Black Beatles' by Rae Sremmurd, playing in the background of most of the videos.
We took to the Nemeton TV studio to jump on the bandwagon and take part in the craze.


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Eraser (1996)
29 continuity mistakes
Directed by: Chuck Russell
Starring: Arnold Schwarzenegger, James Caan, James Coburn, James Cromwell, Robert Pastorelli
Continuity mistake: Arnold goes to the gay bar to solicit the help of the guy he saved at the beginning of the movie. The guy is wearing a white shirt and a vest black/gold lamay. During their conversation he takes off the vest, then it cuts to another bartender. When it cuts back the guy has the vest on, another shot and the vest is off again. (00:08:05 - 01:10:50)
Continuity mistake: If the bullets from the super gun move at just under the speed of light, how come the bad guys can't hit him or the girl? The bullets would arrive almost instantaneously and that would mean minimal compensation for them running. Plus the guy had them locked on when he shot.
Continuity mistake: Even aside from the ridiculous recoil that a railgun would cause (yeah, I know they don't use gunpowder, but there's got to be SOME opposite movement, surely), how come when the darts (bullets, whatever) go straight through people, they still get thrown backwards? The passage straight through them means minimal energy being transferred to them, and as such they shouldn't be hurled backwards that much.
Continuity mistake: When Arnold gives the girl a credit card, he slides the card to give her credit, but the magnetic strip is facing the wrong way. (00:36:50)
Continuity mistake: At the end, right before the train crashes into the limo, the back of the limo is facing the blocking rail. However, after the train hits the limo, the front half of the car is right next to the rail, and the rear half is nowhere to be seen. (01:48:30)
Continuity mistake: Arnold dives to save the girl under the lid of a fridge. When all the drill bits are shot at him with his hand above the fridge door, none hit his hand. But in the next angle one penetrated his hand. Then in the next scene, when he's driving the van with both hands and when he swipes the credit card the wound appears and disappears. (00:28:30)
Continuity mistake: After the court scene, when Arnold and Vanessa are making their exit toward the van, they get in, the van explodes and the camera pans to the underside of the van, showing Arnold pulling a manhole cover closed. The manhole cover was not there when they showed the van from a distance and they didn't have enough time to get in the van and escape through the bottom. Also, because several seconds passed before he closed the manhole cover you would have to assume he was still above ground when the bomb went off, therefore killing him. (01:46:20)
Continuity mistake: When Arnold is hanging under the parachute the plane tries to hit him and he shoots at the plane, breaking the glass of the cockpit windows. When the plane lands later on, the windows are intact again. (00:56:25 - 00:58:15)
Continuity mistake: In the beginning outside Johnny's house we see one of the bad guys closing the curtains. When it cuts to a shot from inside the house he close the curtains again. (00:02:45)Mortug
Continuity mistake: When Arnold blasts out of the warehouse with 2 EM Guns, a man is firing at him, standing right next to a surveillance van. Arnold fires back and blows the whole van up but the man is gone. (01:38:20)
Continuity mistake: Arnold is handed an upside down photograph of his friend's witness. As he views it the photograph is correctly oriented without being turned around. (00:41:05)
Continuity mistake: After Arnold wakes up from being drugged on the plane, James Caan is holding up Arnold's gun in a plastic bag. On the close-up the barrel is pointing up, on the wide-angle shot the gun is laying down with the barrel pointing sideways. (00:51:35)
Continuity mistake: It's astonishing that Arnold still has a gun after he jumps out of the plane since he didn't holster it before he jumped. Still he pulls it out of his holster before he shoots the plane and during the shootout in the zoo. It's also pretty strange that this weapon, a Desert Eagle .357, fits into the holster, since Arnie's first pistol (the one the young Marshal was shot with) is much smaller. Another fascinating thing about the gun is the fact it has a maximum capacity of nine bullets plus one in the chamber but Arnie fires about 15 or 16 times. (00:56:20)
Continuity mistake: In the beginning when Kruger puts the gun in the dead hit man's hand, you can see Kruger's gloves are covered in blood. When it cuts to Kruger grabbing his phone his gloves are entirely clean. (00:05:30)Mortug
Continuity mistake: After Cullen has been picked up by the FBI agents they are sitting by a table where Cullen is explained there would be risks. There is a coffee pot on the table and a white paper cup on its right side. When it cuts the paper cup has moved to the other side of the pot. (00:20:25)Mortug
Continuity mistake: When Lee sits down to copy the files from Cyrex, the wide shot shows the clock as 10:25, a few seconds later Lee checks her watch then looks at the clock on the wall which then changes to 10:26 but then after she is done making the second copy the clock on the wall is back to 10:25 again. (00:16:25)jbrbbt
Continuity mistake: As Kruger puts the dead gangsters on the lawn, he pulls out a bag filled with fake blood. A second later, it suddenly changes to two photos of the victims.Movie Nut
Continuity mistake: In the beginning of the movie when John Kruger goes to Lee's house with the balloons; Darryl gets shot and John and Lee leave the house, get in the van and drive away. One of the guys outside shoots at the van twice, shattering the back two windows and putting two bullet holes in the windshield. In the next shot of John and Lee through the windshield, there are no bullet holes. The shot after that when they drive away, the shattered windows are not shattered anymore - you can see the reflection of light on the windows as they drive off.Pjpodemski
Continuity mistake: During the scene near the beginning where Arnie sends the abandoned car into the river, have a look at the front passenger window. It is closed when they all get out of the car but is then fully open as the car hits the water. (00:07:40)
Continuity mistake: When John Kruger and the woman are discovered in the Cyrez office using the computer, John grabs her with both arms and throws her to the ground. In the next shot, with them still falling on the ground, John now magically has his gun in his hand to start shooting, which isn't possible in the time difference from the previous shot, and the fact he was holding her with two hands. (01:22:50)
Continuity mistake: In Chief Beller's office when Kruger is handed Cullen's file, Kruger sits down while holding his left hand in the middle of the file. When it cuts his hand has moved out to the corner of the file. (00:11:25)Mortug
Continuity mistake: When Kruger is figuring out which one of the three ID's that are fake, in the close-up shot you can see two different scales and a photograph on the table next to the ID's. When it cuts they are gone. (00:08:45)Mortug
Continuity mistake: You can see twice when bad guys are shot when the tape is cut and edited. The first one is when Arnold shoots the bad guy with the shot gun when looking for the blonde girl in the house, you can see just before he hits the picture on the wall that the tape is cut and replaced with the real guy instead of the dummy that was hit by the bullet. The second is at the end at the dock when Arnold has two of those really cool guns. He shoots a vehicle full of guys coming towards him and the vehicle blows up and flies over his head, and just before the vehicle blows up, you can see the cut & edit and then the car blows up and flies through the air. Undoubtedly replaced with a toy car that was blown up! (00:44:35)
Continuity mistake: As Johnny tells Kruger about his cousin, he drops his hand. A second later, he does it again.Movie Nut
Continuity mistake: When Robert is strangling his witness we see her grabbing onto the rug with her left hand. When it cuts she suddenly has her hand by Robert's waist. (00:43:55)Mortug
Continuity mistake: When Cullen enters the combination for the vault it cuts to the agents following her moves with one of them saying "Bingo." Look at the surveillance screen behind him and you should be able to see Cullen opening the vault door. When it cuts she opens it again. (00:14:30)Mortug
Continuity mistake: In the beginning when Kruger lures one of the bad guys out by carefully opening the door, we see the bad guy go out the door pointing his gun up. When it cuts from outside he is pointing his gun forward. (00:03:10)Mortug
Continuity mistake: When Kruger is getting dizzy from the poisonous water he stumbles against a seat with both his hands down. When it cuts he suddenly has his right hand against the wall. (00:46:20)Mortug
Continuity mistake: When Donahue shoots himself in the head there is one shot where his eyes are closed. Then suddenly they are open. (00:19:40)Mortug
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Sydney, 31 July 2017 ‐ ComOps Limited ("ComOps") is pleased to release its Appendix 4C Quarterly Cash Flow Report for Q2 of the 2017 Financial Year as required by LR 4.7B.
- The appointment of Mr Chris Fydler as ComOps' new CEO
- Positive operating cash flows of $0.05m for the quarter, which is an improvement of $.68m from the March quarter
- Cash balances maintained at over $0.35m
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- The Group's R&D expenditure associated with the continued fast tracked development of ComOps' new WFM solution for the quarter was $0.63m compared with $0.67m in the March quarter and is expected to continue at this level for the remainder of FY 17
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I decided to delve in and review the Mario Badescu Facial Spray with Aloe, Herbs and Rose Water (from £5.95) as it's amazing! I bought this a months ago and then noticed Kylie Jenner was talking about it which made me a bit mad as I thought everyone is going to think I only bought this because of her but I didnt haha, I actually had my eye on it for ages and thought it was going to be expensive but when I noticed the price point, i decided to go for it and I havent looked back since. I have used this spray almost every day to either hydrate my face on no makeup days, as a step in my skincare routine or to give my face a little spritz throughout the day when I have been wearing makeup for a long period of time. I know I say that I love a lot of products but this would be a desert island product for me as it gives a gorgeous glow to the skin and leaves my face feeling very hydrated.
According to Mario Badescu this facial spray is a refreshing, hydrating mist for all skin types. It's created with a blend of fragrant herbal extracts and rosewater, it lightly refreshes skin whilst boosting hydration and relieving dehydrated, tight complexions. It can be spritzed over your moisturiser for a hydration boost or used to set makeup. It can even be used on dry hair as a light moisturising mist. I agree with it all. I actually sprayed this over the ends of my hair to give a little hydration and it worked wonders but I tend to stick to my face on a daily basis as it gives me a little boost.
If you use Mac Fix+ then I would seriously suggest you try this instead as its cheaper and a lot nicer. I love the subtle scent of the spray and also how it leaves my skin glowing after applied. Even as a light primer it's amazing as it helps your base look flawless and it helps blend out products a little better, in my opinion anyway. All in all a fantastic product that is worth the hype.
Have you read my Clinique Beyond Perfecting Foundation?