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We have seen a ton of wild builds throughout the years, but this one is definitely one of the largest. From super old to brand new, we never know what to expect from you guys. St. Louis native John Eilermann wanted something that was big but beautiful, and thanks to the help of Linco Diesel Performance, he got exactly what he asked for.
Eilermann went to LinCo Diesel with full intentions of building a Jeep or a safari vehicle for chauffeuring his friends and family around his 300-acre property. Well, after speaking with the crew at LinCo, they talked him into building the masterpiece that is now called High Roller. High Roller is a 1972 Chevrolet Suburban that is powered by a 6.6-liter LBZ Duramax.
Eilermann wanted to fit at least five or six people in this rig and after seeing the prices on legit safari vehicles over $150,000, that was just out of the picture. But, being adamant about a retro safari style build, they found just the right platform to build this Suburban that utilizes style and comfort. Limo style seating, moonroof, and no backglass offer that safari feel.
The High Roller Build
The Suburban started out as a $5,000 project coming up from the Texas area. It was in superb condition, except for its primer coating in lieu of paint. However, having primer as the base made things easy for Eilermann's team of experts to get this truck glossing like it rightfully should.
Although High Roller came with a four-inch lift and 35-inch tires, that wasn't enough for Eilermann. Obviously, he wanted bigger and better, and that's exactly what it got. With the help of a spare gutted cab, engine, and transmission, LinCo mocked up and modified everything for fitment before setting it into the good chassis. Once the engine and transmission were fitted, the steering and suspension followed.
This "Duraburb" rides on 2007 GM 11.5 AAM rearend with a Yukon Grizzly locker, and a 1989 Ford king-pin Dana 60 front end with a Trac-loc limited slip. Matched perfectly with the wheels and tires, High Roller uses a six-inch Rough Country lift kit, Bilstein rear shocks with remote reservoirs, and a 4:56 gear ratio.
On the front end, they used ADS Racing coilovers with dual-rate springs and a custom in-house four-link build with track bar and steering linkage. For stopping power, they used a third-gen Dodge hydroboost brake system modified to work with the original Suburban pedals.
Under the hood, the LBZ Duramax is supported with a FASS Diesel Fuel System's 165GPH lift pump, and a G & R Diesel Performance And Repair sump out of a custom in-house built fuel tank. Although it's equipped with the stock injectors, it's got plenty of air with the help of a LinCo Stage 1 64/66 turbocharger and an intercooler off of a second-generation Dodge Cummins. The exhaust exits the turbocharger out of the four-inch dual exhaust system that is V-band connected with two six-inch stainless exhaust tips.
Under the hood is filled with a lot of powder coated parts including the engine, thermostat housing, y-bridge, charge pipes, intake, and it was all done by Extreme Powder Coating. More dress up parts includes a Pacific Performance Engineering engine oil and transmission pan that have been powdered blue to match the blue of the truck.
The truck is big but with the 550 horsepower and 1,050 lb-ft of torque, it has plenty of power to go as fast as it wants. Backing the Duramax engine is an Allison 1000 transmission, NP261XD transfer case, and an Inland Truck Parts built custom driveshaft. With a Suncoast Diesel Transmissions GM1058 torque converter, the drivetrain is ready for war.
The custom interior is done up with charcoal colored upholstery with white piping for a roll cage. The dash is a custom piece that uses toggle switches for the lighting fixtures and a seven-inch touchscreen JVC Audio head unit for a radio to control the MB Quart 6.75-inch front door speakers, 6×9-inch rear speakers, and two 10-inch subwoofers hidden under the custom center console.
The Scheid Diesel Extravaganza was High Roller's first truck show, and apparently, the judges loved the truck as much as we do. It won best custom truck at one of the largest truck shows in the country and that alone made all of the long hours and money spent on this build worth it. We're sure that we'll be seeing a lot more of this truck in the future.
We want to thank LinCo Diesel Performance for reaching out to us on this build. We also send thanks to Mr. Eilermann or building such an amazing truck and bringing it out to shows for all of us to see.


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Richard Branson's Virgin America Considers Sale After Receiving Takeover Interest: Report
Virgin America Inc., the airline backed by British billionaire Richard Branson, is reportedly considering selling all or part of the company.
The carrier is working with a financial adviser after receiving takeover interest, Bloomberg reported. No decision has been made, and Virgin America may ultimately opt against the sale, people with knowledge of the matter told the news outlet. Bloomberg did not identify the sources as the matter is private.
Shares in Virgin America (NASDAQ:VA) jumped 13.14 percent to $34.70 a share by 11:58 a.m. EDT, valuing the company at roughly $1.5 billion. The S&P 500, by contrast, was down 0.53 percent in late morning trading.
A media contact for Virgin America did not immediately respond to a call for comment.
The Burlingame, California-based airline, which flies to destinations throughout the United States and Mexico, began offering flights in 2007. The low-cost carrier is best known for its upscale aircraft interiors, including purple lighting and comfortable leather seats, plus other perks such as onboard Wi-Fi. But Virgin America didn't report its first profit until 2013, earning $10.1 million on $1.4 billion of operating revenue.
Still, sales steadily climbed, and in November 2014 the carrier sold stock in a $353 million initial public offering. The offering's price of $23 a share valued the airline at the time at nearly $973 million.
Branson, who has an estimated net worth of $5.2 billion, owns a 22 percent stake in Virgin America through a hedge fund and the Virgin Group, the U.K. venture capital conglomerate he founded. Branson's investment in the airline is restricted by U.S. foreign investment rules.
The mogul last week helped the airline launch a new route from San Francisco to Denver — a leg meant to connect Silicon Valley entrepreneurs with Denver's brimming tech scene. "The Denver area, which has been dubbed 'Silicon Mountain' because of its own booming innovation economy, is today the No. 1 most requested destination by the airline's corporate clients," Virgin America said in a March 14 press release.

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The noise around, outside; the din within.
The feel of your greedy hands on my skin, the shiver which was a cry, which you took as a win.
The times when I get startled in an elevator because an innocent stranger moves his feet to face mine, without touching me making me shake inside, just like you did – except you touched and stole and ravaged and broke.
Your breath, fast, labored, and reeking of the pretty pink vodka that you exhale on my face with a base of beer and just a pinch of whiskey thrown in.
The number of times when I failed when I said I wouldn't, surprised everytime I won.
Your palms on my sides, crushing, pushing me back, pinning me down as effectively as the barrel of a gun.
The lost people along the road in this fight against a you that doesn't even exist anymore outside of my nightmares;
The nightmares that started off with a game of truth and dare.
Your hands around my waist,pulling – dragging – me, the piss drunk rag doll, to the bathroom.
The clothes I wore that night – the cute capri and the shirt on which were etched lily blooms.


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Dennis Santare (MD, US MRO): This is an interview with Michael Howard who is joining Proudfoot as an executive vice president in the MRO practice. Mike, welcome to the firm!We were really excited about your background, your experience in MRO, and your past experience in the U.S. military — so it's really exciting that you're joining us, especially at this time in our journey as we develop into what we call Proudfoot 3.0, bringing our consulting practice and our capabilities into the modern age.
So, we can start by just having you tell us about yourself, your strengths, what you bring to the table, your areas of expertise, and what you're most excited for in your new role here.
(Listen to the full interview here)
Mike Howard (EVP, US MRO): Thanks, Dennis. And yeah, I'm very excited about joining Proudfoot!
Just to give a quick background, I started my career as an officer in the United States Marine Corps flying F-18s, so I've had had a long-term relationship with the aerospace and aviation community. I served from 1995 to 2004, and I left the Marine Corps to work at General Motors as an engineer in their electronics group, and at that time I also worked on an MBA at the University of Michigan. Upon completion, I joined a boutique consulting firm focused in the aerospace MRO market, called Aerostrategy. We were eventually acquired by a larger consulting firm called ICF, and I was there until just recently.
As far as what I bring to the table, I like to think that given my diverse experience, I have strong leadership capabilities, and can lead at various different levels. Leadership is really a core capability for a United States Marine Corps officer. I think the other big strength that I bring is domain experience. I've spent a lot of time in aerospace as an aviator and then as a consultant in the aerospace industry, and during my consulting time I've worked with clients that range from the customer, to the large aircraft OEMs, to the component and engine OEMs, and then on to the tiered suppliers and service providers that provide the MRO activity.
The opportunity to join Proudfoot really excited me because, in the past, the consulting firms that I've worked for were more boutique or focused firms. What this opportunity is for me is a chance to work with clients I care about in the aerospace industry, to address some of their most pressing issues, but have a broad offering of capabilities we can bring to the table.
DS: Thanks Mike, that's exactly what we want to hear! What are some of the biggest lessons learned along the way, or some words of wisdom you might have?
MH: The first one is, in a consulting engagement, you have to make the determination early whether you can truly discover all the data that's available, or if you're going to have to live with the fact that you only have ~80 percent of the data. Knowing whether you can have it all or only put together a percentage of it is pretty important, because if you don't have that ability, but you try to go find all the data, you're wasting time and money on a fruitless exercise. On the other hand, if that opportunity is there to find all that data, and you shortchange that discovery effort, you're not providing the value that the client needs and should be afforded.
I think the second thing is, as I mentioned, I spent ten years in the Marine Corps, and the Marine Corps is a very structured organization: it's very clear who's in charge and who's the follower at every echelon of the organization. What I've found in consulting is that those roles tend to change on a situational basis. Someone may be in a position at one point where they really need to take an active leadership role, and it's important that they recognize that, while at other times that same person with that same team really needs to understand that their position is to take guidance and execute. You have to learn to play your position, and for each consultant on a team, it's critical to be able to articulate and understand your role, and then play your position properly.
DS: We need to emphasize that with all of our consultants and clients. It's one thing to have a statement of work with what the client thinks they need, but then being able to understand the nuances and listen along the way is really important to making sure that needs are met and that the results are what the client's expecting.
Looking at the market and the industry, what are some of the key trends and opportunities you see, and how do you think the industry will be different between today and 10 years from now?
MH: I think there are two key trends that stand out. The first is what I would call a move to shift MRO activity out of the airline. Airlines have put a big focus on ROIC as a metric for how well they're doing. Having internal maintenance capabilities is capital intensive. So, what we've seen over the last 10, 15 years, but particularly over the last five to eight years, is the outsourcing of maintenance capability to third party suppliers.
So, I think what that means is there is more opportunity, there's a bigger piece of the pie that is available to provide MRO services to airlines. The other thing is, because of the nature of what a lot of airlines are looking for, instead of procuring MRO activities from multiple suppliers, they're looking to say, "hey I really want to have one player that I source from who does everything for me." And by "everything," we've seen airlines that have gone from doing some stuff in-house and outsourcing some stuff — to a point now, where literally every aspect of maintenance, including inventory management, supply chain management, even line maintenance, which is a pretty critical capability for any airline, because it drives turnaround times, cancellation reduction, things that are important for customer satisfaction — we've seen outsourcing of that as well. And I think you'll see even more going forward, and it'll be interesting to see whether the large network carriers such as Delta, United, etc. will go down that path when they already have a massive internal capability.
The second thing is obviously just the growth in emerging regions and countries. Air Travel in North America has been very strong since we got out of the Great Recession, but that growth compared to what's been going on in China, India, Brazil is just dwarfed by the growth there. So, there's a much bigger need for maintenance capability in those countries. For instance, we've seen a lot of MROs putting up brick and mortar facilities there, so they don't have to ship things back to North America or Europe. And the other part of it too is that we're seeing the emergence of new aircraft OEMs, which I liken to what we saw in the automotive industry in the '70s and '80s, where you had these automotive OEMs such as Toyota and Honda emerge and grow, and what that really meant was increased competition. And with increased competition came a laser focus on cost reduction, efficiency, Lean Six Sigma, etc. Those capabilities, and those processes were all very much developed in the automotive industry because of the hyper competition that occurred. So, I think we're going to see that in the aerospace market globally, and in the MRO market specifically.
DS: I couldn't agree more. I spent a few years in MRO looking around the world for opportunities, and I would echo Brazil, Asia for sure — high growth regions — and to the extent that you know geopolitics and foreign investment policies are in favor of expansion, I think we'll see a lot of expansion in those areas and an opportunity for Proudfoot to assist our clients in figuring all that out.
MH: And just to emphasize competition, here's a pretty good data point to give you a sense of how much of a focus there is: Delta Airlines over the last eight years has reduced maintenance cancellations by over 98 percent. That's significant. And it is significant because the airline industry knows that the way that they are going to compete in the future is through customer satisfaction and service, and that can only happen by having aircrafts on time with the right people in place. So, yeah, I think it's an exciting time. It's certainly a time where I believe Proudfoot is well positioned to service aerospace MRO clients.
DS: Great. Thank you, Mike. I want to wrap it up there. It's been great to have you on the phone for a bit, and we're really looking forward to having you on board and to your partnership as we continue to build the practice. Talk soon!
This transcript has been lightly edited for length and readability.
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Worthington Park is a smaller community of 15 estate homes, but this private community offers Windermere real estate that is large on attention to detail, and fine tastes. This gated cul-de-sac community features custom-built Mediterranean Masterpieces by Tom Coudriet, all set on approximately an acre of land. These breathtaking homes have beautifully detailed travertine flooring, granite, soaring ceilings, fireplaces, extensive stone flooring, crown molding, and custom cabinetry.
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The Windermere community of Worthington Park is located within excellent proximity to highly rated Orange County Schools, as well as shopping, dining, grocery stores, parks and recreation, and Orlando area hospitals.
Worthington Park Community Information
Location: Hempel Ave - North of Westover Roberts Road
Year Built: 2002 - Homesites Available
Number of Homes: 15
Square Footages: 4,500 - 7,500+
HOA Fee's: $2,000 per year *subject to change
Community Amenities: Gated Community
Orange County Public Schools
- Thornebrook Elementary: Grades Pre-K - 5th Distance: 1.1 mile
- Gotha Middle School: Grades 6th - 8th Distance: 1.1 mile
- Olympia High School: Grades 9th - 12th Distance: 2.5 miles
Dining and Shopping
- Shopping Center with Grocery Store - Distance: 2.3 miles
- Restaurant Row - Distance: 8.7 miles
- The Mall at Millenia, Retail Shopping Centers, & BJ's Wholesale Club - Distance: 12.7 miles
- Winter Garden Village Retail Shopping Center with Super Target - Distance: 5.3 miles
- Downtown Orlando - Distance: 10 miles
Parks and Recreation
- Rose Place Orange County Park & Sporting Fields - Distance: 2.7 miles
- Dr. P. Phillips Community Park, Sporting Fields, Dog Park, Fountain Water Park - Distance: 10 miles
- Lake Down Public Access Boat Ramp - Distance: 3.6 miles
- Roper YMCA Family Center - Distance: 3.9 miles
- Health Central Hospital - Distance: 3.4 miles
- Dr. P. Phillips Hospital - Distance: 12 miles
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Charming towns in Spain
Small medieval villages, old quarters steeped in history and beautiful rural areas close to large cities like Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Seville and Bilbao. Give yourself a break, leave your stress behind and immerse yourself in the pleasures of slow tourism. These are perfect places to discover interesting traditions, popular festivities and the most typical cuisine.
Here are some of Spain's charming towns. There are lots to discover all over the country. Inland you can find medieval villages and towns which still preserve part of their Roman or Moorish past. Close to Madrid you can visit small rural cities in the mountains. In Andalusia and Extremadura you will come across many whitewashed villages. In Catalonia, the Region of Valencia and the Region of Murcia there are fishing villages, and towns in the fertile agricultural regions. In the regions of Aragon, Castile-La Mancha, Castile-León, La Rioja and Navarre you can find villages where time seems to have stood still. In the north, in Galicia, Asturias, Cantabria and the Basque Country, rural life and fishing villages are the main things you will see. And, of course, the Balearic and Canary Islands also have small charming villages that still keep their local traditions.
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Mondoñedo. Lugo. (Galicia) Located in a broad open valley giving onto the Cantabrian Sea, Mondoñedo is one of the most evocative capitals of the ancient Kingdom of Galicia. Its historic quarter has been declared a Proper…
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Castro de Rei. Lugo. (Galicia) The visit to Castro de Rei explores the culture of typical pre-Roman forts and fortifications in Galicia, with beautiful natural surroundings. Its old town has been declared Property of Cul…
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Lourenza. Lourenzá. Lugo. (Galicia) Lourenzá is a town with great appeal thanks to its scenery -among which is the area of Cazolga-, the fishing on its rivers and streams and its historic buildings. Vilanova de Lourenzá …


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A month has passed since I took eight of my children to get their final vaccination against meningitis, the nurse administrating the vaccines, mentioned we were all up to date on the national immunisation schedule and our family wouldn't need any more vaccinations for at least a couple of years to come. I reassured all eight children and my husband who were all rubbing their arms after their immunizations that it was the last needle they would have for a long time, or so I thought!
Last week my social media news feed went into overload over influenza and the flu vaccination! 60minutes had run a story the night before so I sat down, demanded some quiet time and watched the segment.
I have never considered or worried about getting any of my kids vaccinated against the flu, what's the worst that could happen, I thought?
We thought their vaccinations were over. Picture: Supplied
Strains are mutating
I know from experience when the quintuplets get a cold or flu virus it can sometimes move to their chests and they often have issues with breathing. This usually means a hospital visit and some oxygen assistance. I have always been reassured that these kinds of sicknesses build a child's immune system. What I didn't know about influenza was the strains are mutating and they have the ability to break down a healthy immune system leading to sepsis and toxic shock.
I was in disbelief at the statistics that 1100 Australian were killed from influenza last year and 30,000 were hospitalized. Now, when the quintuplets were born I was told repeatedly that because they were ten weeks premature their immune systems wouldn't be as strong as a newborn that was born full term. A week after the quintuplets came home from the hospital I contracted tonsillitis and a chest infection, I was so worried about passing it on to them that I refused to go anywhere near them for a week. I couldn't emotionally comprehend having any of them go back into the hospital.
What I didn't know about Influenza AH3N2 is the droplets from an infected person can travel up to a metre and the virus can be transferred onto an object and still be active, meaning anyone that touches it is in danger. With the number of volunteers and carer's that have come to help our family in the early days, I'm shocked to think I never once asked if they had their flu vax.
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Why isn't on the schedule?
Rosie Anderson is Australia's youngest victim of influenza, at only eight years old H3N2 has taken her life. My heart felt heavy after hearing her parents tell the story of finding her non-responsive in a chair. It led me to think If I have been irresponsible for not looking into having my children vaccinated against this sooner. Or is our government irresponsible for not adding this vaccine to the national immunization schedule but also for not providing more education on the subject?
I called the immunization hotline to find out why the vaccine wasn't a part of the schedule we are given when our children are born, I was told by the person who answered the call that he was trained to not answer that question. The whole situation has made me wonder if Influenza H3N2vaccine should be put on a mandatory schedule for not only children but for adults. I understand that not everyone can be vaccinated due to health reasons but I wonder what next year's death and illness statistics will be if we don't know that this is readily available for our children for free for those who are over six months of age.
It seems that if you don't seek out the information then you might not know what's recommend if it's not on the NIP schedule.After watching 60 minutes and doing my own research, I decided to book my own family in for the vaccination. I urge everyone to go speak with your family doctor to see if this vaccination is recommended for you and your loved one.


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He told City's official website on Tuesday: "I don't think I'm too far away now.
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"I still need to work hard for another week and if not this week, then maybe next, I hope to start training with the rest of the lads and so my target is Liverpool.
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The first episode of CONTEXT: POPULAR! in picture.
Happened at the Audio Art Festival, on November 23, 2017 in Cracow, PL. [link]
Pictures by Mikołaj Zając
The first episode of CONTEXT: POPULAR! in picture.
Happened at the Audio Art Festival, on November 23, 2017 in Cracow, PL. [link]
Pictures by Mikołaj Zając
TIME: November 23, 18:00
PLACE: Concert Hall of the Music Academy in Cracow
At the 25. AUDIO ART FESTIVAL [link]
Here I present a concert concept named CONTEXT: POPULAR!
It's made up by four members of Spółdzielnia Muzyczna Contemporary Ensemble – Martyna Zakrzewska, Bartosz Sałdan, Michał Lazar and myself. Here is a short program note:
The spine of this program is a phenomenon of employing and adapting styles, contents, and instruments, widely recognized as belonging to popular genres, into classical contemporary music. Interesting is the role and identity of the performers in search for reasonable balance of distinctive qualities.
Tags: popculture, mass media, garage bands, rock, metal, pop
Matthew Shlomowitz Logic Rock, for electric guitar and drum-kit (2013) – Polish premiere (Lazar / Wnuk)
Artur Zagajewski Mechanofaktura, for violin, bass clarinet, percussion, piano/synthesizer (2015) (Mglej / Borowicz / Sałdan / Zakrzewska)
Matthew Shlomowitz Popular Context Vol. 6, for vibraphone, drum-kit and sampler keyboard (2013) – Polish premiere (Wnuk / Sałdan / Zakrzewska)
All performers:
Martyna Zakrzewska, piano, sampler keyboard, synthesizer, performance
Aleksander Wnuk, drum-kit, vibraphone, performance
Bartosz Sałdan, percussion, drum-kit
Michał Lazar, electric guitar
Barbara Mglej, violin
Barbara Borowicz, bass clarinet
Sound reaalization: Przemek Kunda, Łukasz Zięba (Warsaw)
I also invite you to the meeting with composer himself, which will be a part of Audio Art music workshops.
TIME: November 22, at 15:00
PLACE: Studio A6, Music Academy in Cracow
Organized by the Composition Department.
See you!!!
Zapraszam na nową(?) formę aktywności Spółdzielnia Muzyczna Contemporary Ensemble.
Spółdzielnia będzie improwizować!
Będziemy to robić w artystycznie kameralnej i przytulnej Galerii i!
A to jest kolejna okazja do spotkania i rozmowy o tym i owym.
Oferujemy też coś dobrego, pozamuzycznego.
Piątek 9.06.2017, g. 19:00
Galeria i!, Józefińska 21, Kraków
Paulina Owczarek (KIO), saksofony
Jakub Gucik, wiolonczela
Aleksander Wnuk, perkusja
Michał Lazar, gitara
Wiktor Krzak, fagot
I would like to invite you to my new Soundcloud profile.
At the same time I wish to share my recording of Salvatore Sciarrino marimba solo piece Il legno e la parola.
It was recorded in 2014 at the Studio Hall of the Royal Danish Academy of Music in Copenhagen, Denmark.
I would like to thank Franziska Wackerhagen who was a sound engineer and production manager, not only for this particular recording, but for a couple of common studio sessions in years 2012-2014.
It is my immense pleasure to announce the performance of Salvatore Sciarrino's opera Luci mie traditrici by Musicians' Community Contemporary Ensemble.
The two shows will take place during the 59th Warsaw Autumn International Festival of Contemporary Music, on the following dates:
September 22, 19:30 [link]
September 23, 19:30 [link]
Salvatore Sciarrino, libretto
Pia Partum, director
Anna Radziejewska, soprano (La Malaspina, Voice from behind the curtain)
Jan Jakub Monowid, contralto (Ospite / Guest)
Hubert Zapiór, tenor (Servant)
Artur Janda, baritone / bass (Il Malaspina)
Lilianna Krych, conductor
Magdalena Maciejewska, scenography
Marek Zamojski, video
Agnieszka Dmochowska–Sławiec, stage movement
(first performance in Poland)
Z wielka przyjemnością zapraszam na przedstawienie opery Salvatore Sciarrino Luci mie traditrici w wykonaniu Spółdzielnia Muzyczna Contemporary Ensemble.
Dwa przedstawienia odbędą się w ramach 59. Festiwalu Warszawska Jesień, w następujących dniach:
22 września, godz. 19:30 [link]
23 września, godz. 19:30 [link]
Salvatore Sciarrino, libretto
Pia Partum, reżyseria
Anna Radziejewska, sopran (La Malaspina, Głos zza kurtyny)
Jan Jakub Monowid, kontralt (Ospite / Gość)
Hubert Zapiór, tenor (Służący)
Artur Janda, baryton / bas (Il Malaspina)
Lilianna Krych, dyrygent
Magdalena Maciejewska, scenografia
Marek Zamojski, wideo
Agnieszka Dmochowska–Sławiec, ruch sceniczny
(pierwsze wykonanie w Polsce)
fl. 1 Rafał Żółkoś
fl. 2 Małgorzata Mikulska (SM member)
b.cl. Mateusz Kras (SM member)
sax. 1 Krzysztof Guńka (SM member)
sax. 2 Łukasz Nędza
fg. 1 Wiktor Krzak
fg. 2 Agnieszka Kozioł
tr. 1 Mateusz Rusowicz (SM member)
tr. 2 Jonasz Dziuba
trbn. 1 Katarzyna Witek
trbn. 2 Kamil Zobel
perc. Aleksander Wnuk (SM member)
vn.I. 1 Barbara Mglej (SM member)
vn.I. 2 Paulina Woś (SM member)
vn.II. 1 Alicja Pilarczyk
vn.II. 2 Jakub Bańdur
vla. 1 Gabriela Biel (SM member)
vla. 2 Nadim Husni
vc. Jakub Gucik (SM member)
d.b. Mateusz Loska
No. 11 Refrain
Stockhausen's music is in the area of my interest for a long time. My practical approach was started by Gert Mortensen who convinced me to work on "Zyklus". It was on my 2nd Master. Well, "Zyklus" is in my repertoir for over 3 years now and I have performed it frequently for varied audience. There were other pieces by this great genius that I was playing or wanted to play. Eventually, when it came to scetching my Debut Concert's program, "Zyklus" was there due to many factors. It came naturally, that "Refrain", a chamber music piece, being very close to the solo Stockhausen's piece, is the one to be in my program as well. They are very different from each other, but both were composed during the "Kontakte" period in 1959.
I am not saying that's the only reason. "Refrain" is beautiful, and it's so interesting to play together. With its colours, layers, timing and relationships between three parts it is absolutely marvelous music. It is suspended somewhere beyond reality. And the score…this is something extraordinary to work with.
Perhaps, I could just mention that reading from an enormous format (something like A1, or bigger), with a trasparent strip that moves all the time despite our beseech, was a challenge like no other 🙂
For all those reasons mentioned before, it was a perfect piece to perform just before "Zyklus"…and much shorter than "Kontakte" 🙂
Here I should say, I got an opportunity to work on "Refrain" together with two great pianists. I had a chance to play contemporary music with both of them before, but this time was different. Probably because of special kind of communication that is required, and a very open mind to create all that, what Stockhasuen had put into this masterpiece.
Many, many great thanks to Kristoffer Nyholm Hyldig (piano) and Manuel Esperilla (celesta).
A couple of words from my printed program:
In many respects, "Refrain" may be considered a female complement to "Zyklus". They are both composed in the same period, along with "Kontakte". The title refers to recurrent disturbances that ruffle the ringing tranquility of the chordal music. These are engraved on a transparent strip, which is movable on its axis, so the music can be disturbed at number of places, varying performance. That is left to the musicians to decide. Further principles determine the sound layer of this trio composition. Nearly static chords dissolve into melodies. There is some kind of peace inside this sounding space.


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It's crunch time people! As we wind down awards season voting and I finish off my best of 2018 lists, I mostly stuck to television this time around, but that doesn't mean I didn't see any movies. I even had a chance to see two movies in the theaters: Holmes and Watson and Mary Queen of Scots. Holmes and Watson was certainly something, although I'm not sure it was quite as bad as people made it out to be. It's no funnier (or unfunny) as Step Brothers, per se. Meanwhile, I was quite unimpressed by Mary Queen of Scots, based on the pedigree on display. Saoirse and Margot were certainly great, but the material just wasn't there – it felt like a jumbled messed, lacking motivation or a clear understanding of who was who and what they wanted. I'm not sure I'll be reviewing either film, but look in the future in case I change my mind.
At home, I began finalizing my Top Ten list with two and a half 2018 releases. My first rewatch was First Reformed, which I was elated to find was as good as I remembered – and my brother agreed, calling it one of the best of 2018. Meanwhile, I also had him watch Bohemian Rhapsody with me – a film that he, a trained musician, dubbed "the worst film of the year, and I've seen Gotti." I didn't fully share his sentiments, but man, outside of Rami Malek, that film is real sloppy. And speaking of sloppy, my brother and I got hallway through Life Itself, just enough for him to see that insane twist. The film is absolutely appearing on my worst of list this year, but I've noticed something this time around that I didn't give it credit for in its first screening: this movie is fun bad. The kind of insanely bad that you need someone to experience with you, and to have fun with. I kind of love this movie now in its insane horribleness. Oh, and I managed to sneak in a couple Best Picture winners, as I finally reach 75/90. I started the week with You Can't Take It With You, which I found to be fairly entertaining, if a bit too light for my tastes – still, there were a few solid laughs to be found. I also had a chance to watch Around the World in Eighty Days, a gorgeous film with a wonderful opening tribute to Jules Verne by Edward R. Murrow, but ultimately was nothing more than great visuals – I can't remember a single performance in what should have been one of the greatest ensembles of all time.
On television, I mostly stuck to the new releases of my usual favs: Crazy Ex-Girlfriend and You're the Worst. Both shows put up strong contenders for Best TV Episodes of 2019, with Girlfriend parodying Cats with a ton of my favorite actors and actresses and Worst creating a pretty solid pastiche of the rom-com in general. I also continued watching The Masked Singer, which is easily the most crazy addicting show on television. Oh, and I managed to watch a little awards show known as the Golden Globes. Maybe you've heard of it? But mostly, I finished off my Best TV Shows of the year binge watch with two contenders: Sharp Objects, which I completed, and Killing Eve, which I'm about to. These are two of the smartest, freakiest, most fun shows on TV, and if you haven't watched them yet, you should.
Well, I hope you enjoyed this week's What I Watched, What You Watched. I'll be spending most of this week fine tuning and posting my lists, because next week is the big one: the Oscar nominations! In the meantime you can post what you thought of these films in the comments, as well as share what you've been watching this week. I'll see you all next time as we finish off the Oscar/Best-Of crunch!


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With IVA Vocal Technique Instructor, Film Thanapat Yartcharoen
Group lessons and workshops are a great opportunity for singers to gain some basic knowledge and skills in a pressure-free setting, in a relatively short time and at an affordable price. Students who are unable to commit to long-term vocal study can still take a lesson, gain a sense of whether or not voice lessons are for them and learn a little something about good singing technique along the way.
I welcome feedback and suggestions. If there is a particular area of interest that you have, please contact me.
In this class, beginning singers with little or no formal voice lesson experience will learn the basics of good, healthy singing technique. Students will learn about vocal anatomy, proper breathing and balanced tone, as well as vocal registers and vocal health. This clinic is ideal for singers in chorus classes at school, church or community choirs, bands of any genre, or anyone who would simply like to improve his or her singing voice. Informational handouts will be provided, and there will be plenty of opportunity to ask questions and to practice skills.
The goal of this brief workshop is to provide a general overview of the voice and to equip beginners with some knowledge and basic vocal skills. Students who are interested in studying more seriously and long-term should consider scheduling private lessons.
This class is intended for students who have already had some formal vocal training or who have attended my Basic Vocal Technique Workshop and have developed a solid grasp of basic technique.
Students will learn about management of breathing to help them make better use of their breath and sustain notes for longer. Balanced tone will be treated in greater depth, including the science of formants and vocal tract shaping, as well as how to eliminate common technical errors. Register breaks will be addressed and techniques to repair them. They will learn how to create evenness throughout the vocal range, or blend the registers. Vibrato may also be discussed if time permits.
As with the Basic Vocal Technique Workshop, students should not expect to perfect their singing skills during a short period of time. However, this lesson will help to address concepts that are common stumbling blocks and/or necessary skills for good singers. Skills will develop in time with the correct application of the technique taught during the lesson, and the information that is shared during these group sessions will prove to be very helpful over time.
In this workshop, students will learn about how to make the right song selections for their voices, how to fully prepare for the audition process, how to present themselves during an audition and how to overcome nervousness and stage fright. Students will also learn some basics about good vocal technique that will help them to stand out above the rest of the crowd.
There will be opportunities for students to discuss specifics about their audition selections (songs) and to practice their auditioning skills through role-play and mock auditions. It is a great opportunity for singers to practice appearing confident and poised while singing in front of others.
If enough interest is expressed in harmony theory using the basics of harmonizing with others for choirs, vocal groups or background singing in bands or recordings. I will schedule a workshop on Harmony and Ear Training. In this future clinic, I will cover basic sight reading skills that will help students visually recognize intervals. Simple tricks to help students accurately identify and sing intervals in relation to other pitches being sung will be taught. The concept of blending voices will also be touched upon.


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Yaping N. Tu, Wei Lue Tong, Mohammad D. Samy, John M. Yavorski, Minjung Kim, George Blanck
T-cell receptor (TcR) recombinations can be recovered from tumor specimen, whole exome (WXS) files. However, it is not yet clear how these recombinations represent lymphocytes or an anti-tumor immune response. Here we report the identification of productive TcR-β recombinations in WXS files representing primary and metastatic melanoma. The recombinations are identifiable in about 20% of the cancer genome atlas melanoma samples. This frequency of detection is lower than the frequency of TcR-α VJ recombinations, consistent with the occurrence of biallelic TcR-α recombinations and possibly consistent with fact that only one junctional recombination is required for TcR-α whereas two recombinations are required to form a TcR-β gene. Nevertheless, the ratio of productive TcR-β to unproductive TcR-β samples, in comparison to the ratio of productive to unproductive TcR-α or TcR-γ positive-samples, is very high. This result indicates that detection of a productive TcR-β VDJ recombination represents a comparatively high standard for potential antigen binding capacity when employing a tumor specimen exome file for the assessment. Additionally, PD-1 expression and antigen presentation functions correlated with the co-detection of TcR-α and -β recombinations (e.g., p < 0.0004), suggesting that co-detection of TcR-α and -β recombinations represent an anti-melanoma response that has been blunted by the advent of PD-1 expression. We further show that the algorithm for detecting the TcR-β VDJ recombinations is applicable to exome files generated from mouse tissue, thus providing for opportunities to develop empirical paradigms for interpreting the identification of TcR V(D)J recombinations in tissue resident lymphocytes.
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Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) have identified more than 100 genetic loci associated with type 2 diabetes. The majority of these are located in the intergenic or intragenic regions suggesting that the implicated variants may alter chromatin conformation. This, in turn, is likely to influence the expression of nearby or more remotely located genes to alter beta cell function. At present, however, detailed molecular and functional analyses are still lacking for most of these variants. We recently analysed one of these loci and mapped five causal variants in an islet-specific enhancer cluster within the STARD10 gene locus. Here, we aimed to understand how these causal variants influence b-cell function by alteration of the chromatin structure of enhancer clusterREAD MORE
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A digital scrapbooking scatter pack by Grace Lee, Spilled Treasures: Flurries is an element pack filled to the brim with winter fun! This pack of mixed confetti contains 65 individual scatters, including classic winter motifs such as stars, snowman, snowflakes and gloves, as well as different textures such as glitter, wood veneer and vellum. these elements will instantly add a little chill to your pages, and there are countless ways to mix and match them!
Includes 1 bell, 2 berries, 3 bows, 7 confetti, 4 flowers, 1 gloves, 1 heart, 1 ornament, 2 pearls, 5 sequins, 3 snow, 6 snowflakes, 1 snowman, 10 sprinkles, 2 stars, 4 vellum, 8 wood veneer, and 4 word art.


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I'm currently on my way back to Cerritos because my grandma is not doing well. She has had a cyst in her brain for many years now and it has caused her to suffer from dizziness which, in turn, has made it difficult for her to walk and read. Her condition, for the past few years, has been consistently getting worse, but recently the degradation has been accelerating. A few weeks ago before Thanksgiving, she stopped being able to cook, which is a big deal because she has always done the cooking in the house. This was the email that my mom sent me dated November 17th.
Jason: how are you? Grandmom missed you, she said why you have not call home for long time? I said may be you are busy, or you are fine no need to call us, Grandmom is not feeling good, Can't walk without walker, She can't cook and can't do anything but she still can eat by herself and take shower by herself. Good thing is dad is home all the time, so he can take care of her and help to cook and take her to doctor or take her to park to walk. This year we are not going to Las Vegas on Thanksgiving Day we will stay home play ma jang (grandmom like it) hope everything going well with you.
I couldn't stop crying after I read this email. It made me feel really guilty for not calling home and it also made me angry because my grandma was fine before I left. Since Thanksgiving her condition has gotten even worse. A week ago her whole body was shaking after a fall off of her bed which resulted in her being hospitalized. The doctors moved her to the ICU, but then she contracted pneumonia the following day. The good news is that she beat it a couple of days after, but the bad news is that she's still having trouble breathing. The doctors said that she only has 35% breathing capacity or something like that so they've connected her to some breathing machine.
I don't know how she's doing as of right now because I haven't called in the past 12 hours, and it'll be another 15 before I arrive home.
I'm really sad that I have to leave York. My life there is good and it's a shame that I have to say goodbye. I know it's only for a month, but I don't like the idea of leaving a nice place. It's as if I'm waking up from a dream and having to face reality. Having said that, there is no doubt in my mind that I should be home with my family right now. One of the things I feel most guilty about was missing my great grandma's death a few years ago. I was traveling in Barcelona at the time.
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I just came back from seeing my grandma in the hospital and she looks horrible. The breathing tube that goes into her lungs is about as thick as my index finger and she has another tube through her nose to feed her. She acknowledged that I was there and she was trying to communicate with me, but because of that fucking breathing tube she couldn't talk and since she kept trying to pull it out, they bounded up her hands so now she can't write either. She's obviously suffering and obviously trying to talk to us, but we just can't communicate with her. It's so frustrating!
I still don't understand why she can't breathe well on her own, but I get the impression that it has to do something with the pneumonia she had. Maybe she has some infection in her lungs? If she can start breathing on her own again I think she'll have a chance. It's that machine that's keeping her there and I'm fully convinced that hospitals drain your spirit even though they may keep you physically alive. The nurse said that they typically use the breathing machine for a couple of weeks and my grandma has only been connected to it for about one. So I think in about one or 1 ½ weeks we'll find out what's going to happen to her. If she continues to need the machine, then they'll have to drill a hole to her trachea, which means we'll have to put her in a convalescent home. I really hope that won't happen because that's where the real soul draining process takes place. My great grandma spent the last decade of her life in one of those homes and it was just depressing. Not being around an environment you're familiar with makes such a big difference on your will to live. Once you lose that, life ends.


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It isn't every day that I would view a die-cast launch with such mixed emotions, however, Greenlight's release (or as they call it) a re-launch of the 1:18 Cadillac ambulances, limousines, and hearses formerly produced by Precision Miniatures has put me in this position. Having spent the better part of a decade tracking down and obtaining the original Precision Miniature ambulance, hearse, and limousine offerings I am not sure how to feel about Greenlight's product line development policies. I have conversed with the founder of Precision Miniatures on several occasions over the years and I know the passion and high standards of quality that went into the original line. I know that being unable to continue the production of the Precision Miniatures line due to the inability to continue those standards at the same price point was devastating to a man who was truly passionate about his creations. I cannot imagine Greenlight being able to re-produce the same level of quality today with a MSRP of $149.00. Those who have longed for the chance to own items from the highly respected original product line are surely jumping for joy at the prospect of doing so at a MSRP point only $50 dollars above the original PM price point. If you read the "in" forums of Legacy Die-cast and the like you will hear how Greenlight's Precision Collection of these models is great news! ....But is it? Those who own the original Precision Miniature releases might not be so quick to throw a thumbs up. A collector reading this blog may have invested in the original releases via the secondary market. These items typically sold for two to four hundred dollars and more depending on the rarity of the model, the '59 Cadillac Superior Coupe De Fleur Flower Car not being the least of them. How many of us have items in our collection that are noteworthy because of the subject matter or the length of time in which they were available. Now imagine a company coming along a few years later and taking that line and producing it. As a collector, now how do you feel? Topper to Playing Mantis, Redlines to 25th & Vintage, Dinky to Matchbox Dinky; these line takeovers and reproductions were of a different order. They were no where as rare nor as detailed and the later manufacturer lines did not replicate with an eye towards not being able to tell the difference. It is true that Playing Mantis took a brand and lapsed copywrites and patents and they ran with it but, they did not produce in an exact copy manner and no one can say they didn't take Johnny Lightning it in a new direction. If you read the product release info on the Greenlight site pertaining to their relaunch of the models produced by Precision Miniature it states the following; and I quote, "When exploring opportunity to relaunch a model car brand or reintroduce dormant mold families that have experienced an extended absence from the market, we dedicate extensive time and effort to researching the state of the market for subject matter, quality expectation and price-point", said Russell Hughes, GreenLight Collectibles President. "In the case of Precision, we saw a great opportunity to satisfy a starved collector community with highly detailed ambulance and limousine models". What? I translate this to mean,"We watch to see what is rare and what we can capitalize on". NOT COOL! Greenlight can surely stand on its own merit. I sincerely doubt they need to do this. Sure, it's great for those of you who can kick-back and phone your pre-orders in but if you think they did it for the collector who wants so desperately to own these models you are sadly mistaken. They saw a great opportunity to benefit themselves at the expense of those who have had something special in their collections. The founder of the original line deserves the credit for bringing these awesome replicas into existence. The Precision Miniatures original releases were an outstanding accomplishment and the thought of Greenlight receiving recognition for and profit from these releases is disappointing at best. You may think I am off-base here but, as you relax among your collection tonight take a good look at what you are most proud of having, at what is most valuable, at what is nearest to your heart...... and pray this trend does not continue.
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Ghana has not recorded any Ebola case after four suspected instances at various parts of the country at the weekend proved negative.
Tests at the Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research (NMIMR) proved that none of the suspected cases at Nsawam in the Eastern region, Bawku in the Upper East region and Tamale in the Northern region was Ebola.
According to the Minister of Health, Dr Kwaku Agyeman Mensah, all four cases which were sent to Noguchi at the weekend have proved negative.
So far 37 suspected cases have been evaluated in Ghana since the outbreak of the disease in some West African countries and they have all proved to be negative.
Nearly 1,000 people have died and 1,800 have become infected in some West African states.
The Ebola outbreak - the worst ever - is prevalent in Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea, but has spread to other countries such as Nigeria in recent months.
The Ebola virus is transmitted among humans through bodily fluids.
In Ghana at the weekend, there was panic following news of the suspected cases in some parts of the country.
Three persons had reported at the Nsawam Government Hospital with symptoms of the disease.
They were said to be a 16-year-old girl, a 56-year-old man and a 53-year-old driver, all of whom reported at the hospital with blood in their urine.
The driver, who reported with a fever, however, had blood in his faeces.
The Medical Superintendent of the Nsawam Government Hospital, Dr Kofi Ablorh, told the Daily Graphic that out of the three patients, only one was isolated for further tests and observations.
He said the other two did not have a history that supported the likelihood of an Ebola infection which would necessitate their being set apart.
In another development, a Burkinabe was suspected to have died of Ebola on arrival at the Bawku Presbyterian Hospital last Friday.
An inter-Ministerial committee on Ebola held a closed door meeting Monday morning to institute strategies to fight the disease should it be recorded in Ghana.
Dr Mensah said government has resolved to complete three isolation centres in the country in two weeks and improve medical screening at entry points.
He advised people to wash their hands regularly with soap, avoid eating fruit bats, dead bush meat and asked people to alert District Health Authorities on returnees from affected countries who would in turn interview and do an observation to be sure they are not displaying symptoms of the disease.
The Health Minister said they had reviewed the work done so far on preparations to fight the disease and were convinced that the country's surveillance system had been strengthened.
He said his outfit will now focus on ensuring that front line workers are trained and well equipped and that all isolation and treatment centres are ready within two weeks.
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These dual credit courses will be offered at either Canyon Ridge High School or Twin Falls High School. They can be used to complete the Academic Certificate.
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Dual Credit Spanish 101 – SPAN 101 Elementary Spanish 1
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Spend 30 minutes dedicated to increasing core strength while developing your ability to perform pilates movements using suspension training. Each session will include a warm up, a power/strength/balance segment and a cool down/stretching segment, all of these to include suspending a portion of the body!
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2747 Cleveland Blvd
This home is cute as a dollhouse and even more attractive inside. Don't miss this opportunity to live in a 2 year old home in crescent hill. We think you will love the 1 st floor open floor plan with its enormous eat in kitchen, Features include stainless steel appliances, large breakfast bar, planning desk, under cabinet lighting, lots of cabinets, and windows looking out to an enormous fenced-in backyard. The kitchen is open to a large living room with large windows that let in a tremendous amount of light. There is also a 1/2 bath on the 1st floor. Upstairs a large master bedroom with a full bath with glassed in shower stall and double sink vanity. There are two other good size bedrooms on the 2nd floor and another full bathroom complete the upstairs. The basement has been professionally finished with a play area and an office area that could be turned into a closed in room. Also in the Basement a large laundry room with built in folding table (you have to see the pictures to appreciate it). There's also a storage area that can easily be converted into a full bath. Other updates include lighting, an enormous deck for entertaining, large fenced in yard and 2 plus car garage.Just minutes away from Frankfort Ave, Cherokee Park, downtown, U of L, the Hospitals, and a wide variety of restaurants and entertainment!
Bob Sokoler is a former Anchor/Reporter turned Louisville Realtor 7 years ago in Louisville Kentucky. You can learn more about Bob, his Team and Louisville Real Estate at www.WeSellLouisville.com or call (502)376-5483!


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According to the 2019 annual report released this month by the Medicare Board Of Trustees regarding Medicare's two separate trust funds- the Hospital Insurance (HI) Trust Fund, and the Supplementary Medical Insurance (SMI) Trust Funds- found that one of these two Medicare trust funds is on track to run out of reserves in seven years- these estimates aligning with last year's projections.
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Vision problems can become a common issue many will deal with as they get older. As a Medicare beneficiary you may be wondering what type of vision services you're covered for.
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March is the month dedicated to celebrating women. Women's History Monthhas been declared a time in which we can reflect on and celebrate the contributions and accomplishments of women around the world. Every woman is a trailblazer in her own right, and we feel that it is important to recognize the drive and dedication of all women and girls today.
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Last Friday Congress passed and President Donald Trump signed into law the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018 (BBA 2018). This
Budget Act provides Congress until March 23rd to enact appropriation and certain other funding measures and establish a general agreement on spending that will last into 2019. This legislation contains a number of healthcare provisions that are important to people on Medicare.
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Did you know with the new year comes new changes to Medicare? With the changes to Medicare for 2018 recently being announced we are going to share what this means for you.
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There are times when your kid is out for hours and you are too concerned about his whereabouts. Making it more worse is the fact that he/she is not carrying a cell phone along. So, you probably have a good reason to panic, don't you? Well, not anymore.
A US based company has introduced FiLIP, a brightly coloured smartwatch that lets you track your kid's whereabouts. All you need to do is simply sync the device with your smartphone and set a Self-Zone radius on your map. As soon as your kid tries to step out of the zone, you will instantly receive a notification on your phone. That's not all. The device is also capable of sending and receiving calls and text messages.
In terms of design, the watch looks quite funky. So, your child won't have problems showing it off. For now the gadget is only up for grabs in the United States, and there is no word yet on it's release in the Asian market. The device comes with a price tag of $199.99, which means you might probably have to shed somewhere around Rs. 12500 on this one. Expensive? Well, not more than your child's security.


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it looks nice
the colour is not bad and i like all the effects you made and the way the dark side is growing in to the bright side of the abstract art
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Hey guys, long time no see :O
School is being an ass on me right now, teachers going on strike.
Risking my education! If it comes to that, i shall be forced to be taught by the tyrant...
Anyways, i've just dropped by and submiting my grunge thingy thing.
Its been quite a while for me to do grunge, so bear with me!
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Acuni Oct 09, 2005
it looks nice
DarkEVO Oct 09, 2005
Looks like grunge art at its best.
The whole effect and colours look good.
Nice work on it.
semanga Oct 09, 2005
u know i love your style and fall everytime in love to your walls very good this one like all the otherone befor :) keep it up
Nayako Oct 10, 2005
Great work!! I love this kind of works!! XD
It would looks better with a chara on it but it also looks nice this way!! :D
Ultra-Violet Oct 10, 2005
Well done Day Break!
An excellent effort! Clever colour collaboration and brush work blend together to build this explosive imagery. One can picture a horizon clouding with a threatening storm on the threshold or otherwise the aftermath of a monumental TNT explosion! Expressive, powerful and worthy of applause! :) Well done!
OracleAngel Retired Moderator Oct 10, 2005
2 lions and one of them is winking for some reason.... dont get in a tixxy im pretty much bummed out that the strike didnt reach the colleges and universities... XD but yeah nice use of movement and cloudy effects.... good work! :P
Taught by a tyrant? o_O
Yina Oct 10, 2005
nyaa.. OA is kinda right.. i can see two lions too.. nyaa.. XD haha.. great grunge work.. the colours look pretty.. and the atmosphere.. is nice and so cold.. >.<
Tiferet Oct 10, 2005
well, what's there to say about your grunge...i wubs it! even if it has been a while, you still got it ^^
Evanrued Oct 14, 2005
I see eyes and faces..kinda freaky in a none touchy kinda way. But I like it overall. The effects with the grunge are always awesome, and the cloudy looks make it eve better. Love the tones and color. Great work XD
YugureKaze Oct 16, 2005
still lookin' good even though you haven't done it in a while ^_^
colors looks great too
o.O mees can see all sorts of thingies like when faces and stuff show up on the walls in the haunted house in those scary movies ^_^
nice work man! XD
BerzerkerOr Mute Member Oct 16, 2005
Ooh, nice it looks awesomely detailed, like you tossed some dirt and oil on a piece of paper and scanned it with a really good scanner. very good work. By the way did you use any grunge brushes on that work, if you did can you tell me where to download the brush set?
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The accounts of the Lexington Public Schools will undergo annual audit, to be conducted consistent with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) and Department of Revenue (DOR) requirements by the firm selected for general auditing of the accounts of the Town of Lexington. In addition, the Committee may request a private audit of the school system's accounts at its discretion.
The Committee will consider recommendations made by the auditor for maintaining an efficient system for recording and safeguarding the school department's assets.
An independent review of the accounting procedures of the Lexington Public Schools will be conducted following the termination of service, resignation, or retirement of the school business administrator.
An independent audit of the Student Activity Accounts shall be conducted for the Lexington High School, Clarke Middle School, and Diamond Middle School annually. Elementary Schools shall have independent audits every three years.
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Hello and good day!
I am sorry for neglecting my blog. I've been attacked by migraine in this such of weather and fasting month. What a pity.
Also, I am so depressed about the 'unhealthy environment' in the office. All these things made me so down and affected my blogging routine and even daily activities.
So today is the second day I'm taking my medical leave. Instead of lying around, I tried to do my 'therapy' here… in my blog. 🙂
Last month I received a nomination for Liebster Award from Sew Rosey
Here are the rules:
1. Link to the person who nominated you
2. Answer their questions
3. Nominate new blogs for the award
4. Ask them 10 new questions
5. Let the nominees know they have been nominated
And here are the 10 Questions from her. 😉
1. If you had the choice and can only take one (1) craft with you to live permanently on a desert island what would it be?
– Cross Stitch. Yeah, definitely the right choice to kill the times. LOL!
2. Do you have 10 or more works in progress?
– 10 and more. ;p
3. How many countries have you travelled to?
– Poor me. I've never been outside my own country. Perhaps someday….
4. What is your favorite type of footwear?
– I would say Flip Flops.
5. Be truthful – what are you wearing while reading this blog question?
– Black T-shirt and Teddy Bear pants. Lol!
6. If you were a Fruit – which one would you be?
– An apple. So I can be an apple of your eyes. hehe
7. Do you prefer sweet or savory snacks?
– Savory (the answer to my migraine caused)
8. Do you hit the snooze button on your alarm most mornings?
– Nope.
9. What is you favourite colour & why?
– White. Because it's clean… fresh… like a newborn.
10. Do you own a Pet, and what is it?
– Yes. Cats…
The nomination continues:
1. Ain Dedeng
2. Rose' World
3. Small Kucing
4. Borneo Love
And now, the 10 questions for the nominees:
1. What is your latest addiction?
2. What is your favorite pizza topping?
3. Book that you read more than two times?
4. Do you take the shampoos and conditioner bottles from hotel?
5. Sing in the car?
6. Do you still watch cartoons?
7. Do you have any pet peeves?
8. Occupations you wanted to be when you were a kid?
9. When is the last time you updated your blog?
10. Last letter/piece of mail you received besides junk or a bill?
Till then…