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Mackie DL Series iPad Mixers now have Lightning Connector
WOODINVILLE, WA, USA – SEPTEMBER 25, 2013 – Mackie today announces two new versions of the popular DL1608 and DL806 Digital Live Sound Mixers that feature the Apple Lightning connector. These new DL Series mixers enable direct docking of the iPad (4th generation) and iPad mini (using the new iPad mini tray kit). While both of these iPad devices currently work with DL mixers wirelessly via Mackie's Master Fader app, physical docking has its privileges. In addition to device charging, users will have access to 2-channel recording straight to the iPad and the ability to playback audio from nearly any iPad app straight to the DL mixer.
The new DL1608 and DL806 featuring the Apple Lightning connector are currently in production and are shipping to dealers and distributors worldwide. For more information on Mackie DL Series Digital Live Sound Mixers, please visit www.mackie.com/DLSeries. For DL Series news including info about a massive feature update to the Master Fader app, please visit www.mackie.com/enews.
Mackie DL Series Digital Live Sound Mixers redefine live mixing by combining the proven power of a full-featured digital mixer with the unmatched ease and mobility of an iPad, iPhone or iPod touch. With boutique-quality Onyx mic preamps and the performance of 24-bit Cirrus Logic™ AD/DA converters, DL mixers deliver unparalleled sound quality. Seamless wired to wireless iPad control allows a user to mix from anywhere in the venue, providing the mobile freedom to control not only the mix, but also powerful plug-ins like EQ, dynamics, effects and more. DL mixers even support up to 10 wireless devices so musicians can control their own monitor mix on stage.
The Mackie Master Fader Control App is available for free from the App Store on iPad or at www.AppStore.com/MackieMasterFaderControl.
The Mackie My Fader Control App for iPhone and iPod touch is available for free download from the App Store at www.AppStore.com/MackieMyFaderControl.
Wi-Fi router required for wireless operation. The Mackie DL1608 and DL806 featuring the Apple Lightning connector support wired and wireless connection of the iPad (4th generation) and iPad mini plus wireless support for iPad 2, iPad (3rd generation), iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPod touch (4th generation) and iPod touch (5th generation).
Wired support for the iPad mini requires the optional iPad mini dock tray kit, available separately from an authorized Mackie dealer.
Playback requires selected iPad app to support background audio.


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My name is Rebecca Doyle. I am a Ph.D. student at Western University, Canada. My project is focused on using chemical analyses of lake sediments (specifically the stable isotopic signatures of sediment) to uncover environmental change. I'm really bad at paddling boats, but make great trail mix. In my spare time (hah!) I enjoy illustrating, playing with my arduino and consuming science fiction.
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Here is my story for this week's Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers challenge. Enjoy!
"Oh yeah, this is very festive." Steve shoved his hands in his pockets.
"Will you stop? I promised Susan. She needs us." Maggie whispered through clenched teeth while she kept an eye on Susan a few feet away.
"Who doesn't love a dinosaur museum? I know I do. I just thought, you know, a Christmas party would have a few more Christmas decorations."
Susan joined them. She gave them an embarrassed smile and shrugged her shoulders. "Sorry guys. When he told me office party, I thought he meant Christmas. But, he meant Winter Solstice. Still, kinda cool, right? I mean, who needs Santa when you have a giant T-Rex?"
"So, where's this mystery man of yours?" Maggie looked around the room.
"Jonathan? He should be here any minute now. It's his office party, right?" Susan's face lit up and she waved at someone behind Maggie.
"I once knew a museum guy named Jonathan. Total creep. He would…" Maggie turned and her smile fell.
The last man in the world she wanted to see approached.
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Isaiah 40:18 New International Version - UK (NIVUK)
18 With whom, then, will you compare God?
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Explaining the Brexit Judgement
The unwritten nature of the British Constitution creates a tension between the Crown, the Executive and Parliament. That tension is informed by convention and moderated by law which is why last Thursday's judgement of the High Court is so important.
There was only one question before the Court; can the Executive use the Crown's prerogative powers to give notice of the UK's withdrawal from the EU? The issue is one of process.
In essence there were three principles in play before the court. The sovereignty of Parliament, the Crown's prerogative powers generally and the Crown's prerogative to make and unmake treaties.
The Court's judgement starts from the premise that the Crown in Parliament is sovereign. Legislation enacted by the Crown with the consent of Parliament is supreme. So supreme that Parliament can make, repeal or amend UK law in any way it chooses. It can even bind the Crown. There is nothing superior to primary legislation, except EU law to which Parliament gave precedence through the European Communities Act 1972 (Communities because we joined three separate institutions; the European Economic Community, the European Coal and Steel Community and the European Atomic Energy Community).
Parliamentary sovereignty sits alongside the historic residual authority of the Crown. But that authority is limited because the rule of law requires that the Crown (and through it the Executive) is subject to law. In reality the Crown's prerogative powers are limited to those actually recognised by the common law when exercised within boundaries set by the common law.
The convention on international treaties is that in normal circumstances these are reserved to the Crown in the exercise of its historic residual authority. The exercise of this power is generally exempt from scrutiny by the Courts precisely because Parliamentary sovereignty prevents the Crown prerogative from changing domestic law. As the court put it:
"…By making and unmaking treaties the Crown creates legal effects on the plane of international law, but in doing so it does not and cannot change domestic law. It cannot without the intervention of Parliament confer rights on individuals or deprive individuals of rights."
There's the nub of the matter.
Rights and obligations were created on the international plane when we joined the European Communities but at the same time the 1972 Act enabled European law to become part of our domestic law. So the "people" assert that Brexit affects domestic law so Parliament's supreme and there's no room for the Crown prerogative. On the other hand, the Executive assert that prerogative was not excluded by the 1972 Act so Parliament must be taken to have recognised the Crown's authority to give notice because it's operating on the international plane.
The Court said the Executive "substantially undermined" its case by maintaining that it could use the Crown's prerogative to effect changes in domestic law. The court went on to say that Parliament intended the 1972 Act to bring European law into UK law in such a way that this couldn't be undone by such prerogative. The Crown has no power to withdraw from treaties which are the basis for rights held by British citizens and brought into domestic law by those treaties.
The discussion now moves to the Supreme Court. I expect it to develop the themes of what Parliament intended in 1972 and to pay even more attention to the relationship between the common law and Crown prerogative. I leave you with the thought that once upon a time this was one of the causes of a civil war…


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It was a proud moment for LTA- School of Beauty and its student at the celebration of the institute's 11th Anniversary
The Annual Cultural event of LTA on its 11th Anniversary was a memorable evening. This occasion was marked with Convocation & Pledge taking ceremony of around 80 budding Cosmetologist from LTA SCHOOL OF BEAUTY.
#Happilyeverafter-"Mostwell #Trainedbeautyprofessionals to watch out for"-
With LTA entering into its 12th year of successful journey on 15th March 2016, students of LTA celebrated this occasion with full enthusiasm and energy as though LTA was the best thing that had ever happened to them. Marking this occasion LTA's director promised its students a happy career and years ahead filled with joy of success.
The Event was marked with Convocation where it was an extraordinary day when more than 80 LTA students conferred the title of COSMETOLOGIST by LTA School of Beauty.
This convocation event which saw largest gathering of budding professionals coincided with #LTA celebrating its successful completion of 11th year of powering beauty industry by producing world class beauty professionals.
Incidentally in the 11th year of LTA, it became the undisputed leader providing #CIDESCO education in India.
One beauty professional in its lifetime career has the potential of beautifying at least 3,00,000 people.
One could easily imagine the impact hinders and thousands of beauty professionals would have over the millions whom they would engage with for providing beauty services. Realising the importance of providing ethical beauty services, the Cosmetologist who graduated from #LTA SCHOOL OF BEAUTY were administered PLEDGE OF ETHICAL SERVICE.
I…. Pledge that I will maintain dignity and honour of my beauty
profession all the time.
1 pledge that I Will Carry out my professional practice in a manner which
ensures ethics of high standard.
I pledge that I will never compromise on client safety or recommend product
or service which is not suitable for my clients.
I will always put my client's interest before my interest.
I will forever be a true ambassador of my industry promoting high standard
of service.
I will make my industry and my country proud.
This significant occasion took place on the day when LTA celebrated its 11th anniversary of producing world's finest beauty professionals.


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If your child has finally hit the age where they're begging you to let them host an epic sleepover — and you're exhausted from just thinking about it — fear not! We're here to help you throw your kiddo the fun-filled slumber party of their dreams.
These essentials, from snacks to craft activities, will make it the best night ever, complete with fond childhood memories (maybe even of you being the "cool" parent).
1. Homemade Birthday Cake Pop Tarts
Want to offer a sweet treat without having to make anything too complicated? Enter: Birthday Cake Pop-Tarts. Each bite is packed with an ooey, gooey filling that has a nice hint of tartness from the ricotta. They're perfect snacks that taste just like cake! (via Babble)
2. DIY Doll Sleeping Bags
A big part of a super sleepover is keeping the guests entertained. Make playtime with toys and dolls extra fun by transforming a shoe organizer into DIY Doll Sleeping Bags! Plus, it's a sneaky way to get everyone to clean up and organize everything for you. (via Babble)
3. Pull-Apart Pizza Bread
When it comes to figuring out what to serve for dinner, it's safe to assume that each guest will have different food tastes, which makes things a little tricky. What's something you probably can't go wrong with, though? Pizza — specifically this tasty Pull-Apart Pizza Bread! (via Babble)
4. Caramel Pop Cones
You can't do a super sleepover without having a movie on the itinerary, and you can't do a movie without popcorn! Give classic movie-watching an upgrade by making some Caramel Pop Cones. (via Babble)
5. Donut Soap
Throw in a crafty project to make the night extra fun! "Donut" know where to start? Give cute Donut Soaps a try! They're simple to make and can be customized to fit everyone's preferences. (via Babble)
6. Rainbow Yogurt Bark
After an eventful night, it's always nice to wake up to a nice morning treat. Have this pretty yogurt bark ready for guests to enjoy as a refreshing breakfast snack. (via Babble)


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Brillante! —The Nagaland Piano Festival will be held at RCEMPA, Jotsoma from September 28 to 30, 2017 with the heart to celebrate piano music, performance and education. Day sessions at the Nagaland Piano Festival will commence at 10:00 am and the Concerts are all scheduled for 5:00pm.
[caption id="attachment_300643" align="alignleft" width="225"] Khyochano Ngully, director of The Nagaland Piano Festival[/caption]
Over a course of three exciting days there will be high level performance demonstration and teaching through the resources; platform and forum provided for local teachers and students to explore deeper understanding of piano studies; opportunity for all upcoming deserving pianists to compete at a state level competition
The study of the Piano, as an instrument, can be regarded as one the most developed and progressed of classical musical study in Nagaland. With the development of society and the support for "soft skills" education, Nagaland's pianists are an emerging workforce in the industry. There are more pianists in higher music education and professional occupation than any other instruments in Nagaland.
"Moreover, with Piano students accounting for at least 60% of the total enrolment body, I believe, we are poised to hold this festival and develop this area to a higher level. By doing so we encourage the next generation of pianists and provide a platform that has never been available in our State before," said a press release issued by the organisers.
The concept and drive behind this festival is Khyochano Ngully, who is also the Festival Director. An educationist and a mentor to many musicians, she states that this festival is built with the future in mind where Nagaland can be a catalyst to building a thriving music community in the region. She is the Director of Music Acdemy Kohima and the local area representative of Trinity College London.
The competition round of the festival commenced with 80 video entries from pianists all over the state vying for a spot at the live auditions, which were downsized to 35 by external judges from the USA and the UK.
A total of 14 pianists were then selected by highly professional local judges (Sahu PEseyie, Ezono K John, Zingrin Shishak, Bethel Tsuzu & Khyochano Ngully) to represent the two categories of the competition (Category A - ages 8-14 and Category B - Ages 15 onwards); The semi finals round will be held on September 28 while the Finals will be held on September 30 where the winners will be announced.
Guest artists — Tatyana Dichenko, Russian Concert Pianist and Jazz Musician Pradyumna Manot Singh shall be performing and also conducting workshops along with local resource Nise Meruno, Concert Artiste and Yamaha Brand Ambassador, India. There will also be special appearances made by renowned local musicians and upcoming talents as well.
The Music Task Force Nagaland, Furtados India, YAMAHA India, De Oriental Grand, YouthNet, and Le Connect have agreed to support this festival as event and resource partners.


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It's Not Just a Dance
Dance is more than mere frivolity, or a side note serving to enliven our social gatherings. All dance forms require multiple intelligences, rhythm, spatial awareness, mathematical sequencing, emotional courage, and attentive physical honesty… all at the same time. Multi-task that one for a round before ranking dance as a piddling pursuit. As an educator and touring artist I am frequently asked questions that reveal a disturbing, unspoken premise: dance is only a guilty pleasure that is not to be regarded as a serious, intellectual or financially feasible endeavor. As dancers, perhaps we are guilty of perpetuating this trivialization by making what we do appear easy, magical or effortless. Of course this isn't true at all. The investment that leads to proficiency is significant. The ups and downs of dancing leave an archive in the body as time passes, but there is more to the story than just movement. Dancing is an intensely concentrated dose of the human experience. Sometimes we will produce or share with others, and sometimes we will incubate and study. Sometimes we will feel masterful and courageous, and other times we will feel awkward and inadequate. Cultivating a sense of humor is key as we take on our weak links in the daily business of practice. I have fallen in love with the cyclical nature of dance studies and have grown to understand all phases are needed. Through my own cycles of questioning, producing, performing and studying, I have learned the following:
- Worry less about what the body looks like, and affirm what it can do. Take good care of it, not to achieve a certain look, but rather to fully actualize all of the creativity that wells up within. Aligning oneself with popular notions of what is alluring is a loosing game with no finish line. Contrary to popular sentiment, dance is not about beauty.
- Remember that each time the body revisits a movement the brain reinforces the pathway in the neurology until the skill gains automaticity. Embrace repetition and practice with a light heart. Know that progress is inevitable if you seek consistency. Transformation should be incremental if it is to be integrated honestly; big shifts in skill can force imbalances that must be reintegrated. There are no short-cuts, so take it slow and celebrate the small triumphs.
- Don't be afraid to make "bad" art! Experimentation is a crucial part of locating one's inspiration and expertise. For every success there should be thousands of questionable attempts. Support others and reserve judgement as they take their own bold steps to towards their curiosities and fascinations.
- Collaborate with and seek advice from elders. They are walking libraries.
- Embrace all feedback as an opportunity to know how one's performances read to spectators and audiences. Integrate what feels useful and discard other comments unless a thematic consistency is evident in the feedback. Then it's time to own what is being projected and make deliberate choices for what is produced.
- Allow your relationship with dance to transform, change, shift, ebb and flow as time passes. Do not grieve the passing of one phase to the next. All possibilities have a nourishing contribution to you as a mover over time.
- Dance is a discipline that intrinsically implies daring physicality, muscular exertion and some emotional vulnerability. You should not be coerced into doing anything beyond the safety zones of your present abilities without your informed consent of potential risks. You have the right to modify activities to suit the safety zones of your own body. Remember that impatience, anxiety, frustration, withdrawal and self-persecution will get you nowhere fast. Promise yourself to have fun and find the humor in awkward moments.
- Cross-training in alternate physical disciplines is extremely valuable to muscle intelligence. It does not, contrary to popular opinion, diminish or erode one's primary dance vocabulary. Rather, cross-training can add dimension and range to your root vocabulary and balance the work load in all major muscle groups.
- Appropriate nutrition and rest deserve careful examination in training the body. Don't underestimate the "make or break" impact of these choices in your daily performance. Depletion is more dangerous than any bodily "hindrance" you perceive yourself to have.
- The mind-set employed by students has everything to do with how well the nervous system processes new information, how easily it assimilates new skills, and how quickly we connect with the emotive qualities of dance. The emotional safety of the classroom can enable students to thrive or conversely, can shut them down for years. Yes, I do believe that a positive outlook can be engineered, cultivated and perhaps lovingly coerced into use. I urge students to please redirect the mind from self-scrutiny to the objective concept of the body as a "movement science laboratory."
- Imagination, visualization, observation, deep listening and stillness are practices that have been overlooked in dance pedagogy, and are a magical part of one's toolkit.
- Do not, for even one nanosecond, believe that you aren't a "real dancer" if you don't get paid or perform in front of audiences. Neither is required to be a legitimate artist. A poet is still enduringly a poet even when washing dishes. Performance and payment is never an accurate barometer of success. Continuing that line of thinking, there is no sin in a day job. In fact, covering one's basic financial needs and dancing on the side is a rather intelligent choice. Being "hardcore" for dance doesn't equate to being foolish.
- Celebrate both newcomers and virtuosic practitioners for their unique and distinguishing aesthetics. Try to avoid letting dance become a weapon of status, social mobility, power, homogeneity, hierarchy, assumptions of attractiveness and general harm. Examine the ways in which your dance choices uplift OR bring down a community. When evaluating if your choices are sustainable to a healthy community, ask yourself where we would all be if everyone made a similar choice?
- Trust what the body craves in a movement practice. The body has an innate intelligence that is beneficial to dialog with once the scrutinous mind is out of the way. Breath is the ideal barometer/integration point for this balance of consciousness and physical practice. Honor the information that bodily pain or discomfort brings into the awareness. The body is incapable of lying, and will always render the truth visible in the end. It is, by far, the best friend one could ever hope to walk with in this life regardless of what you judge it to be.
- Seek education about the social/political/economic forces, historical influences, and contributing voices that have been pivotal to your chosen dance practice. If you wish to know what books we use at the collegiate level for dance education, please visit my free resource page here: Resources. So many wonderful artists, practitioners and recreationalists have come before you, so instead of reinventing the wheel, simply pull a seat up to the conversation-in-progress and learn what has been shared/said already.
- Conversely, know that many "great artists have found their voices in the arms of solitude" (seeking a citation for that wonderful quote). Hence, it is valuable to embrace chapters of deep, investigative inquiry in isolation, and without apology. These phases cannot be forced.
- Don't be intimidated or paralyzed by the amount of knowledge that you "don't have" yet. A kitchen is cleaned dish-by-dish, and knowledge is acquired step by step (referencing Steven Pressfield here). If you really love to dance, dive into your sense of educational overwhelm knowing that there is enough new information to entertain you the rest of your life… you'll never have a reason to be bored (and that's a good thing I think).
- Disrupt yourself! What kind of dancing comes out of you with new music? No music? Only right angles? New dance forms? With people? Without people? When seated? With dogs? In moonlight? At dawn? When grieving? When sleepy? Find out and then disrupt your comfort zone again! I guarantee you'll bump into something astonishing and nourishing if you stay open.
- If serving as a teacher of dance, be generous in spirit. If you are not emotionally prepared for one (or many) of your students to eclipse you in stature or financial reward, then please get out of teaching. Remember that you are not responsible for all students' blockages or challenges, nor can you take credit for their personal successes. Teachers are guides who point the way forward. If done well, students will always be grateful and teachers receive the respect that gratifies and dignifies all of the effort.
- The energy of an audience's approval is fleeting and the popularity game is more agony than reward. Find out what compels a return to movement practice beyond the prestige of performance. For me, dance is now about the study of consciousness and non-verbal intelligence. My adventures and inquiries around this topic have given me perpetual renewal in dance for over 30 years.
- The brain and body are not hard-wired to any permanent settings. New skills, new perspectives, new questions and new movements are within reach at any time. In my work with many kinds of bodies, I observe that even as the body approaches death, new skills and somatic understandings may manifest. Never underestimate the power of movement in and on another body, and certainly never award yourself the agency to predict the capacity or worth of another artist.
- Believe, with all of your heart, that you have nothing to apologize for in how you move. Ever. If someone tries to insult your way of dancing, simply invite them stop burning brain cells and let their gaze fall in another direction while you do your thing. Rock on. The social filters driving them to criticize you will torment them far longer than whatever momentary annoyance you experience from their imposition. Of course, if you're charging admission for the experience as a performer, be thoughtful about what you are asking spectators to engage and endure.
My path as a dancer has given me a charmed life filled with remarkable insights, adventures and shattering amounts of love. I wish more of the world would normalize dance as a part of human expression. I wish the craft were not considered an elite pursuit reserved for the extraordinarily gifted (a specifically Western perspective). More urgently, I wish many humans did not wait for a health crisis to initiate an expressive, intelligent relationship with their bodies. So whether you self-identify as a dancer or not, I cheer you in whatever ways you move, and wish you many days and nights of fierce, rapturous dance in your life! In Spirit, Donna Mejia
I'll take another serving of humble pie please…
"Nothing in this world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not; nothing is more common than unsuccessful people with talent. Genius will not; unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education will not; the world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent. The slogan "press on" has solved and always will solve the problems of the human race" — Calvin Coolige (1872 – 1933)
After five surgeries for various medical challenges over the years, I am still in awe of how the body possesses a rhythm to healing. I don't come from hearty genetic stock. I have learned to be attentive to lifestyle choices and self-care in order to minimize the impact of a congenitally compromised instrument. As always, I witness the pathways of others who may have greater or fewer challenges to mobility and daily comfort than I do. I espouse humility and focus on what I can do to grow and improve.
My last corrective procedure spanning 2013-2014 kicked my butt soundly. Healing could not be rushed, and deep rest became more important than jumping back into a vigorous, rehabilitative dance practice. Nine months passed before I could honestly say I recognized my image in the mirror, or could predictably produce movement without discomfort. I am still finding ways to negotiate what appears to be permanent damage in my body.
The gifts of these challenges are crystal clear: rebuilding has been informative. Being reduced to a near-beginner in one's craft was the perfect antidote to arrogance and complacency. Learning to engineer movement through new pathways has given me a back-stage pass to more nuanced levels of somatic intelligence. Disrupting my comfort zone has put me back in touch with the inspirations that led me to dance in the first place. Harnessing resistance as a booster rocket for transformation catapulted me forward. Locating my sense of humor while fumbling forward has awakened my grace. I have affirmed, again, that progress is inevitable when you continue to show up and lean into a challenge. Consistency shifts possibilities like water on stone.
I couldn't have found my way back into this journey without help, so I'm here to say thank you to my family and kindred spirits in art-land. A wise friend said "We are not meant to heal alone." She was correct. I now understand the impact of a kind and honest (versus placating) word on a day when deflation and discouragement seem to have the upper hand. I am so utterly fortunate to have had support during this process, and I'm G.R.A.T.E.F.U.L.
The most exciting realization of all? I'm still enamored with the life I've cultivated. When presented with a choice to ease my way into medical retirement, there was no question that I love what I do and will choose it over and over again.
I'm now different, but I'm still here. Not only am I still here– I'm hungry.
Let's do this.
Wanna dance?
In Spirit,
Donna Mejia, 2014


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IndiGo to fly to Chandigarh
From September 10, IndiGo will start flying to Chandigarh from Mumbai.
The private Indian airline is also increasing flight frequencies between Mumbai and Goa.
As it plans its route IndiGo will be connecting Ahmedabad to Chandigarh and Goa to Chandigarh via Mumbai through the new flights.
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Guacamole Potato Salad
- 15 small red potatoes
- 1 1/2 avocados
- Juice of 2 limes
- 1/2 red onion, roughly chopped
- 4 cloves garlic
- 1/4 cup cilantro, leaves removed from stem
- 2 TBSP Chili Powder
- 1 TBSP Pepper
- 1 TBSP Salt
- 1 can green chilies
- 1/2 cup plain nonfat Greek yogurt
- Fill a large pot 2/3 full with water. Add potatoes. Bring to a boil and simmer until fork tender, about 25 min. Drain water and let potatoes cool.
- Meanwhile make sauce: add avocado,lime juice, red onion, garlic, cilantro, chili powder, pepper, and salt to a food processor or blender. Process until no chunks remain. Pour into a medium bowl and stir in chilies and Greek yogurt.
- Once cool, slice potatoes into quarters. Place in a large bowl. Stir in sauce, until it covers evenly. Cover bowl with plastic wrap ( so that the plastic wrap is flush with salad, and then lid, to reduce oxidation and refrigerate at least 1 hour before serving.
- Garnish with extra cilantro.
Recipe and Photo: Foodista / CC BY


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Our Happenstance Sock Blanks are all individually dyed, making them one of a kinds. These will knit up into fun socks, shawls or other fingering weight apparel.
These Minor Dragon sock blanks are randomly dyed in shade of turquoise blues and greens and are speckled with blue, green, and gray.
Minor Dragon is available on both our Happenstance and Happenstance with Sparkle sock blanks.
Happenstance – 75/25 SW Merino/Nylon, fingering weight, single knit, 463 yards.
Happenstance with Sparkle – 75/20/5 SW Merino/Nylon/Stellina, fingering weight, single knit, 436 yards
Note that if more than one of this item is available, the color placement may differ on the one you receive in comparison to the one pictured here.
Recommended care: Our superwash bases can be machine washed, though we recommend hand washing in cool water and then air dry flat.
All of our yarns and fibers are individually hand-dyed using professional grade acid dyes. Colorway names are consistent between yarns/fibers dyed with the same dye colors, however color strengths can (and likely will) vary between skeins and between different bases.
We make every effort to assure the colors in our photos are as accurate as possible, but please note that colors can vary from monitor to monitor.


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Bud and Lou enlist in the army in order to escape being hauled off to jail, and soon find themselves in basic training. To their dismay, the company's drill instructor is none other than the cop who was all set to run them off to the hoosegow in the first place! The boys end up having a whale of a time getting under the skin of their humourless nemesis.
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Alfred Jingle
User Reviews: My uncle who later served in France during the second World War was one of those whose lives was interrupted by the peace time draft before the USA entered World War II. It was with some touch of irony that he will mention to this day he never saw any camp hostesses like Jane Frazee or the Andrews Sisters.
But Buck Privates is an Abbott and Costello film, not a serious drama about the first peace time draft in American history. Bud and Lou got in the short run of this film several of their classic routines.
When Universal signed Abbott and Costello on the strength of their running appearances on Kate Smith's Radio Show, they were expecting to do a series of B programmers with them. They never dreamed that these two burlesque comedians would become the national icons that they did.
Shot on a shoestring the film made an exponential profit for Universal studios. Without the usual Hollywood ballyhoo that would have accompanied a major Hollywood production, Buck Privates returned many times the cost of production.
And through the serendipitous casting angel, Buck Privates also included the Andrews Sisters who got to sing three of their standards in this, I'll Be With You In Apple Blossom Time, You're A Lucky Fellow, Mr. Smith, and the immortal Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy from Company B.
There are in fact so many musical numbers and so many A&C routines in this short film, there's barely room enough for a plot which involves a playboy Lee Bowman, his former chauffeur AlanCurtis, and Jane Frazee the camp hostess they both want to get better acquainted with. But because of that the film doesn't drag for a second.
Buck Privates set the standard for the films that Bud and Lou did for Universal. No doubt about it, their best work was in the early Forties and Buck Privates is the best of all.


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Vastavam web: After USA, now the Australia is also planned to give more priority to its nationals in jobs. The country has abolished the present visa system, whish is more helpful to the Indians and damaging the interests of Australians.
Australia today abolished a visa programme used by over 95,000 temporary foreign workers, majority of them Indians, to tackle the growing unemployment in the country+ .
The programme known as 457 visa allows business to employ foreign workers for a period up to four years in skilled jobs where there is a shortage of Australian workers. "We are an immigration nation, but the fact remains: Australian workers must have priority for Australian jobs, so we are abolishing the 457 visa, the visa that brings temporary foreign workers into our country," said Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull. The majority of the visa holders were from India followed by the UK and China. "We will no longer allow 457 visa to be passports to jobs that could and should go to Australians," he said.


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Need expat info for Switzerland?
Education in Switzerland
At a Glance:
- Schooling in Switzerland becomes mandatory when children turn six years old.
- In public school, classes are taught in one of the official languages of the canton.
- Swiss high schools are separated into lower and upper secondary school; schooling is not mandatory after lower secondary school.
- Many international schools in Switzerland offer alternative teaching styles and the International Baccalaureate diploma.
With exceptional private and public institutions, Switzerland has one of the leading education systems in Europe. The curriculum for primary and secondary schools in Switzerland is managed by each canton, although the Swiss government still establishes the foundations for the education system.
Therefore schools have a lot of freedom with the content of their curriculum, as long as it also covers the mandatory national standards. This allows both Swiss and foreign students to receive a top-notch education at any age. If you would like to find out more about your canton's education system, there is a full contact list available on the website of the Swiss Conference of Cantonal Ministers of Education.
Preschool and Primary School — The First Step to Education
Preschool in Switzerland is not mandatory; however, nearly all Swiss children attend preprimary school for at least one year. If you are interested in sending your child to preschool, contact your local canton for further enrollment assistance.
All children in Switzerland must be enrolled in a school by the time they turn six years old. Primary school usually lasts until children are eleven or twelve years old, but the exact duration depends on the canton.
Since Switzerland has four official languages, classes will be taught in the language of the region — French, German, Italian, or Romansh. In addition to their regional language, the children will also learn another one of Switzerland's national languages along with their core curriculum.
Secondary Education — Preparing for Adulthood
After children have completed their primary school education, they continue on to secondary school. At the end of their high school education, students need to take the Matura examination. This examination is required to attend a university. Students that are following a vocation-oriented path will receive a vocational diploma at the end of their studies.
Swiss high schools are further separated into lower and upper secondary school. Children who attend lower secondary school study a wide range of topics. These generally include their regional language, another official language of Switzerland, a foreign language (usually English), art, music, mathematics, geography, history, science, economics, and sports.
Towards the end of lower secondary school, children may choose if they want to continue the academic track for college preparation, or if they would rather pick up a vocation. Upon completion of lower secondary school, education is therefore no longer mandatory.
Children who decide to attend upper secondary school will need to choose the direction of their studies. This means that they will have the choice to study math and science, classical languages, modern languages, music and art, sports, or economics. Once students receive their Matura diploma, they are eligible to apply to Swiss universities.
Learning a Trade — College Isn't for Everyone
If students wish to start vocational training after lower secondary school, they need to pass an entry exam. After the students have completed vocational school — or Berufslehre — they often choose to continue their vocational studies. They may continue learning their trade at a technical school — Fachhochschule — or a vocational college — Höhere Fachschule. You can find more information about vocational training in our article on Higher Education in Switzerland.
International Schools in Switzerland
If your child does not speak the regional language, they will probably need to attend an international school. There are 44 international schools in Switzerland recognized by the Swiss Group of International Schools (SGIS). In addition to the SGIS member schools, there are also a lot of prestigious international schools that are unaffiliated with a specific organization.
Most of these have a combined primary and secondary education, with the majority of these schools offering the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma. Additionally, some of these international schools offer different teaching styles — such as Montessori or Kumon — as well as a Swiss, German, French, Japanese, or American curriculum.
Should You Choose an International School?
International schools are a great choice for children who have already started school in their home country before moving to Switzerland. At international schools, students may have the chance to either continue learning the same curriculum as back in their home country, or study an international curriculum.
Studying an international curriculum has a lot of benefits; it is great for universities to see that students are well adapted to a multicultural learning environment. In addition, an international curriculum will also be beneficial if your family decides to move again in the future; this way, students are able have a steady learning structure until they graduate.
If your child does not speak the official language in your canton, then an international school would be a better choice compared with the Swiss public schools. Lessons in international schools in Switzerland are usually taught in English, and/or a variety of other languages: French, German, Italian, Japanese, etc. This linguistic flexibility provides children with the opportunity to learn in a familiar setting.
Prices vary for international schools in Switzerland, but they are usually very expensive. On average, the yearly price is equivalent to US college tuition — with fees exceeding 15,000 CHF and even amounting to 40,000 CHF — for some schools. International schools in Switzerland are definitely not for everyone! However, this is a price some families may need to pay for their children to receive education tailored to their needs.
Applying to International School in Switzerland
If you already know that you would like your children to attend an international school, you should apply directly to the school itself. Most of the international schools have long waiting lists; in addition, the admission process varies between schools. Hence, applying early to these schools is your best bet to ensure that your child will have a place.
If you cannot secure a place for your child in your preferred school at first, you may be able to later on throughout the school year. The student population in international schools varies throughout the year, due to international families coming to and leaving Switzerland.
Selected International Schools in Switzerland:
- British School of Bern
- SIS Basel
- International School of Basel
- BSG British School of Geneva
- Geneva English School
- Swedish School of Geneva
- International School of Lausanne
- International School of Neuchâtel
- ISR International School Rheintal
- International School of Schaffhausen
- Tandem International Multilingual School
- Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz
- Zurich International School
- Japanese School Zurich
- Inter-Community School Zurich
If you would like to look at some more options for international schooling, check out the SGIS member school list.
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An archive of interviews, reviews, features, news stories, etc. for the Nottingham 'Evening' Post dating back to 1993
Dolly Parton, Trent FM Arena
Dolly Parton, Trent FM Arena Nottingham, July 1 2008
IT was the show with pretty much everything: Classic country, bizarre stories, cheesy one-liners and rhinestones.
And the sort of comment to put feminism back a generation.
Dolly Parton has lived the American dream. Born in to a poor Tennessee farming family, one of 12 children, where dad was illiterate and mum would clothe her offspring by piecing together 'rags'.
These days the 62-year-old, famously short, even more famously top heavy, is The Queen Of Country, a Grammy winner and multi-millionaire owner of a theme park or two.
As she sings on the title track to her latest album Backwoods Barbie:
I'm just a backwoods Barbie, too much makeup, too much hair.
Don't be fooled by thinkin' that the goods are not all there.
Don't let these false eyelashes lead you to believe that
I'm as shallow as I look
Quite. The tickets for this show alone gross around half a million quid.
But let's not take anything away from her. She is a rare talent, an icon even.
And that voice... even the helium heights of her back catalogue seem to shoot from her tiny frame with ease. Jolene, Coat Of Many Colours, Here You Come Again... they're all there.
And she puts everything in to the live experience, two-and-a-half hours split in to two with just one costume change, from red dress to a pale blue.
Unusually, the flashes from the crowd aren't cameras so much as the sparkly cowboy hats, deeley boppers and feather boas being sold from a few Delboy types on the way in.
Dolly talks aplenty. There are numerous tales from her past, like the time she used the local berries as a substitute from make-up she couldn't afford.
"Because I was one of 12 children people would say 'are you Catholic?' Hell no, we ain't Catholic, just randy horny hillbillies".
Shattered Image we are told is about gossiping tabloids and offers the idea that had Britney Spears and Lindsay Lohan "had been with as many men as they say then they'd have more fingerprints on their butts than the FBI."
Oh yes, Dolly can be saucy.
And weird. Great Balls Of Fire is an eyebrow raiser. The cover of Fine Young Cannibals' Drive Me Crazy on the new album was strange enough but the explanation for it plummets deeper in to the absurd: Her husband of 42 years is a fan of "Acid Rock like Led Zeppelin" and would play this often. Acid rock? Still, it's a meaty version with hicksville touches thanks to the banjo and fiddle.
Talking of which, how accomplished is she as a musician? Banjo, tin whistle, slide guitar, harmonica, dulcimer, violin... she plays with skill -- and with talon like fingers. And each instrument is bejewelled with rhinestones. Very Elvis. Very high camp.
Vocally Dolly is remarkably powerful but she only shows off her and the 11-piece band's abilities with the a cappella Do I Ever Cross Your Mind and Little Sparrow. Hairs on the back of the neck and all that.
But there have been lip-syncing accusations.
Little Sparrow, Trent FM Arena Nottingham - miming?
Worse still, after admitting she's "not too political", suggests that should any woman become president every 28 days there'd be trouble.
"I'm talking like I've had a diet pill," she says, typically self-deprecating.
There's a row of lager-fuelled Vicky Pollards behind us who lose concentration often and chatter throughout these moments of Dolly dialogue. Being physically manhandled by them to "get up and dance" during the closing party tunes like 9 To 5 and Islands In The Stream is equally surreal -- and unpleasant.
These songs set the crowd in to a frenzy, dancing in the aisles until the yellow shirted security have a quiet word about health and safety. Which is annoying.
After I Will Always Love You, probably the biggest song she has ever penned, Dolly is back for an encore, back to the Church of Dolly with Jesus And Gravity, another tune from the Backwoods Barbie album.
Then it's all over.
It's been unique. Special.
As thousands march home with their pink Dolly cowboy hats flashing in to the night, or for one group of girls, climbing in to a pink stretch limo, one wonders if she'll be back. Probably. Even after all this time she seems to still enjoy being a Backwoods Barbie.
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St Mark's – a time for self examination?
When Sue announced in church the news of Bishop Philip's nomination, she said that this would evoke a number of different responses.....
When Sue announced in church the news of Bishop Philip's nomination, she said that this would evoke a number of different responses.....
Statement from the Bishop of Doncaster regarding the Rt Revd Philip North.
We believe that our bishop should be a focus for unity but if we use the language of exclusion then are we not compromising our own values? Here at St Mark's we long for the church to be truly inclusive, but we find it just as difficult as anyone else
The July edition of Mark's Messenger is available for download below: July Mark's Messenger
The Mark's Messenger edition for June 2014 is available for download: Junes Messenger
We would like to invite you to an event which we are hosting on Saturday 8th June to launch the idea of starting a branch of WATCH in the Diocese of Sheffield.
Every six years, we are required to prepare a new Electoral Roll from scratch, rather than simply revise the existing one. The deadline to do so is 31 March 2013.
Update on women bishops - consultation document issued by working group on women bishops legislation, sign up to your electoral role now and statement on the conclusion of the meeting of the House of Bishops
The Minutes from the PCC meeting on Monday 3 December 2012 are available to download below and contain items on: Women Bishops, Charitable Giving, the Budget and Pledge Sunday. Download PCC Minutes December 2012
The Secretary General has prepared an explanatory memorandum outlining the legislative process that would need to be followed by the Church of England to enable women to become bishops. Although prepared for members of the two Houses of Parliament it has been issued to members of General Synod and made


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Rio de Janeiro - the city of samba, expanses of beach, and the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue - provides the starting point for this tour, which samples the vibrant Latin American culture and the beauty of its nature. Scale the heights of Sugarloaf Mountain in a cable car, which affords breathtaking views of the city. Visit Rio de Janeiro's biggest attractions on a city tour before travelling to western Brazil and the awe-inspiring Iguazu Falls. Experience the might of this Unesco World Heritage Site as you tour various trails around the falls. Then, head to Buenos Aires, Argentina, dubbed the Paris of the Southern Hemisphere. A tour of this cosmopolitan city takes visitors from historic plazas to the colourful neighbourhoods of La Boca and Palermo.
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- Eight nights' accommodation in various hotels
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Windsor Leme
Rio de Janeiro (3 nights)
With 195 comfortable rooms, the Windsor Leme is conveniently located opposite Leme Beach, neighbour of the famous Copacabana Beach. The rooftop swimming pool offers spectacular views of the ocean and the hotel is within walking distance from shops, bars and restaurants.
Hotel San Martin
Iguaco (2 nights)
Situated just 400 metres from the entrance to the National Park, the Hotel San Martin is the perfect base from which to explore the incredible falls. The large swimming pool is surrounded by beautiful gardens and the hotels offers 135 rooms with air-conditioning, minibar and a TV.
Kenton Palace
(3 nights)
Offering 82 modern rooms with free Wi-Fi and a plasma TV, the Kenton Palace is perfectly located just 300 metres from the Main Square and Argentina's Government House. The accommodation features parquet floors and all rooms are fitted with air-conditioning.
Day 1 - UK to Rio de Janeiro
Depart London on your scheduled flight to Rio de Janeiro International Airport via Sao Paulo.
Day 2 - Rio de Janeiro
On arrival, you will be met by your local guide and transferred to your hotel. The rest of the day is at leisure to settle in and relax.
Day 3 - Rio de Janeiro
Spend the morning on a half day tour of the city including a visit to Sugarloaf Mountain, a natural peak situated on a peninsula at the mouth of a bay, and one of Rio's most famous icons. Take a ride in a cable car to the 394 metre summit for breathtaking views over the surrounding beaches and bays including the well-known Copacabana Beach. Enjoy the rest of the day as free time to further explore this beautiful city and perhaps stop to try some 'acai', a local deliciously healthy fruit, at one of the city's thousands of juice bars found on every corner you turn.
Day 4 - Rio de Janeiro
This morning's tour takes you to Corcovado Mountain in Tijuca Forest, site of the magnificent Christ the Redeemer statue. Considered to be the largest art deco statue in the world, the impressive figure standing 30 metres tall and arms stretching 28 metres wide, is a symbol of Brazilian Christianity overlooking the city. The afternoon is at leisure, you may choose to take a stroll along Ipanema beach or explore the beautiful Botanical Gardens.
Day 5 - Rio de Janeiro to Iguazu
The morning is free before you take your flight to the Brazilian side of the Iguazu Falls. We suggest you take a trip to Santa Teresa, a bohemian neighbourhood where the Portuguese Royal Family used to reside in the eighteen hundreds. On arrival in Iguazu, you will be transferred to your hotel where you will spend the night.
Day 6 - Iguazu Argentinian Side
Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984, Iguazu National Park is home to incredible waterfalls with 275 jumps of water falling from an average height of 70 metres. On today's tour you will explore the routes of the Upper Circuit, Lower Circuit and Devil's Throat. The Lower Circuit is a trail of just under one mile and allows you to get closer to some of the smaller waterfalls. From the Upper Circuit you will be able to enjoy stunning panoramic views and the top of the majestic falls. The infamous Devil's Throat is where the largest volume of water descends from Iguazu and from the catwalk here you will really be able to feel the intensity of the almighty thunder.
Day 7 - Iguazu to Buenos Aires
This morning, cross back into Brazil to see this side of Iguazu National Park. Take in the amazing views of San Martin Island and three of the most impressive jumps of the falls before getting to a further viewpoint with a perfect view of the Devil's Throat just 150 metres away. In the afternoon you will transfer to the airport in order to catch your flight to Buenos Aires where you will be met and taken to your hotel.
Day 8 - Buenos Aires
Today's morning tour of the city starts in the historic Plaza de Mayo, the site of the 1810 revolution and now a hub of political life. From here you will see the Casa Rosada government palace and its famous balcony where Eva Peron used to address the people. Later you will reach the picturesque and colourful neighbourhood of La Boca with its famous street 'Caminito' whose architecture reflects the European influence of the late 19th century. After this, head to the modern Palermo neighbourhood with its elegant residences, finally reaching the district of Recoleta, the most sophisticated neighbourhood in Buenos Aires. Enjoy the afternoon at leisure; perhaps see a Tango show which your guide will be able to organise for you at an additional cost.
Day 9 - Buenos Aires
Enjoy a day at leisure to take in the city at your own pace. We recommend a visit to the Malba Museum to learn about Latin America arts or a drink at one of the vibrant bars in Plaza Serrano - ask for an 'alfajores', a soft delicate cookie filled with dulce de leche.
Day 10 - Buenos Aires to UK
Transfer to the airport for your flight to the UK via Sao Paulo.
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However, this would offer the perfect contrast to your black leather furniture, and certainly more suitable than the expensive brown leather recliner. Two or three chairs and sofas in black leather flanking a beautiful dazzling white (for now) sofa would look pretty impressive, and many might even adopt this style after reading this!
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MONROE TWP. - A Margate woman faces charges after allegedly admitting to police she injected heroin before causing a head-on crash with a marked police car, sending the officer to the hospital, police reported.
Rebecca Calabro, 26, is charged with assault by auto, driving while intoxicated and narcotics offenses, according to Monroe Township Police.
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Near 8:15 a.m. Wednesday, Calabro allegedly swerved to avoid a car slowing in front of her Hyundai Tucson, steering into oncoming traffic on Route 322, South Black Horse Pike, near mile 32. She allegedly hit the corner of a 2014 Dodge Charger, a marked police cruiser. Monroe Township Police did not name the 44-year-old officer involved in the crash.
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Dr Arman Hashemi is a Senior Lecturer in Architectural Technology. He has several years of experience in practice and academia in the UK and overseas.
Dr Hashemi has been involved in numerous research, design and construction projects. His primary research is on building performance evaluation with a focus on indoor air quality, health and wellbeing, and energy efficiency in buildings. Dr Hashemi's Research and Development works have been widely recognised and commended for their potential impact on the construction industry. He has received multiple awards for his research and internationally patented invention Thermal Shutter System
I graduated with an MSc in Architecture from University of Tehran in 2001 and completed my PhD in Architecture at Cardiff University in 2009. I have worked on a range of award-winning architectural projects with contract values of up to £18.5m and led or contributed to several UK and internationally funded research projects.
I joined the University of Brighton as a senior lecturer in 2015. Prior to my current position, I was the lead postdoctoral researcher on a £0.75m EPSRC/DFID/DECC funded research project: "Energy and Low Income Tropical Housing" at University of Cambridge. In 2009, I joined the Bartlett School of Architecture at UCL as a postdoctoral KTP research associate and designed and built an award-winning, patented thermal shutter system that could also act as solar shade, natural light reflector and a secondary security device. My invention has been patented in the UK, US, Europe and China. I received two CIOB I&R awards in 2015 for my research and for the design and development of this product.
I am currently a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, a Member of the Chartered Management Institute, and a Member of the Iranian Construction Engineers Organisation. I have also been acting as a guest editor, scientific chair and as a member of editorial boards of scientific committees of several international journals and conferences:
- Guest Editor, Sustainability journal (Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation)
- Guest Editor, Energies journal (Building Energy Performance Evaluation/Simulation)
- Guest Editor, International Journal of 3-D Information Modeling (on BIM and Housing)
- Member of the Editorial Board of Journal of Civil Engineering and Architecture
- Scientific Chair of ZEMCH 2016 International Conference
- Member of scientific committee of ZEMCH 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2018 International Conference
- Member of scientific committee of SET 2015 International Conference
- Member of the Editorial Advisory Board of Alam Cipta Journal, 2013
- Member of scientific committee of STE 2013 and 2017 International Conference
- Energy Champion at the University of Cambridge, 2015
Research interests
The results of my research have been documented in numerous publications including refereed journal articles, conference papers, book chapters, edited books and patents. My research interests can be classified under two main areas:
Building Performance Evaluation
My primary research is on building performance evaluation/simulation with a focus on energy efficiency and health and wellbeing in buildings. The key research areas include:
- Indoor Air Quality
- Thermal Comfort
- Natural Lighting
- Energy Efficiency; and
- Performance Gap
My research on the above areas has been through various means and methods including physical tests, post occupancy evaluation, simulation and/or laboratory tests. Probably, my most significant achievement during the recent years has been the design and development of an internationally-patented, multi-award winning thermal shutter system which can also act as a natural light reflector, solar shade and a secondary security device. The invented product benefits from innovative drive mechanisms and control strategies mixed with the most advanced materials to achieve significant savings of over 60 per cent in electric lighting and over 63 per cent in heat-losses through windows.
Energy and health and wellbeing in housing, and particularly in low-income housing, is another area of my research which I started at University of Cambridge and am currently continuing at University of Brighton. The research intends to identify, and then begin to propagate, methods of reducing the energy consumption of low-income housing.
Indoor air quality and air pollutants, in general, and moisture, dampness and the risk of mould growth, in particular, are the other areas of my research. Dampness is affecting a significant share of buildings in Europe, North America, Australia, India and Japan making it a major issue around the world. My research aims to improve energy efficiency while reducing the risks of dampness and mould growth in buildings.
Offsite/Modern Methods of Construction
In my PhD I studied the relevance of Modern/Offsite Methods of Construction to delivering sustainable housing in the UK and in developing countries. My research then expanded into more recent issues such as Mass Customisation and Building Information Modelling (BIM) in offsite construction. I have been doing research and publication in these areas along with a team of experts in Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Japan and the Middle East. The main objectives are to investigate the reasons for the success and failure of prefabricated methods in different countries and to address housing shortages in both developed and developing countries.
Previous research projects
- Energy and Low Income Tropical Housing, University of Cambridge (Lead Postdoctoral Researcher) £750K EPSRC/DFID/DECC funded research project.
- Evaluating and reducing the risks of condensation, dampness, and mould growth in renovated properties; University of Central Lancashire (PI) £30K, Knowledge Transfer (Innovation Voucher).
- Design and development of an automated thermal shutter system; University College London (Research Associate) £150K, KTP project.
Research and innovation awards:
- CIOB International Innovation & Research (I&R) Awards 2015: Premier Award for Research Paper
- CIOB International Innovation & Research (I&R) Awards 2015: Innovation Achiever's Highly Commended Award for "Advanced Thermal Shutter System"
- PhD scholarship in 2004 from the Ministry of Science, Research and Technology of Iran.
Architectural projects awards (as a team member):
Grove Place Retirement Village:
- 2009 Daily Mail UK Property Awards – 5 Star Award for Retirement Development
- What house award 2009: Best Retirement Development, Silver
Blackwood Bus Station:
- ICE award 2007
- CLAW Building of the Year Award 2007; and
- RICS - Regeneration Award – 2008
Supervisory Interests
Areas related to:
Building Performance Evaluation/Simulation:
- Indoor Air Quality
- Thermal Comfort
- Natural Lighting
- Energy Efficiency; and
- Performance Gap
Modern/Offsite Methods of Construction
Education/Academic qualification
PhD, Cardiff University
Master, University of Tehran
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Research Output 2012 2019
A review of thermal and hygrothermal requirements in historic churchesTalbot, R., Hashemi, A., Ip, K., Picco, M., Greenfield, D. & Arbuthnot, E., Jun 2019, YRSB19 - iiSBE Forum of Young Researchers in Sustainable Building 2019. Sojkova, K., Zelezna, J., Hajek, P., Tywoniak, J. & Lupisek, A. (eds.). Prague: Czech Technical University in Prague, p. 233-241
Research output: Chapter in Book/Conference proceeding with ISSN or ISBN › Conference contribution with ISSN or ISBN
Effects of Natural Ventilation on Thermal Comfort in Low-income Tropical HousingHashemi, A., 18 Sep 2019, (Accepted/In press) Zero Energy Mass Custom Home (ZEMCH 2019) International Conference.
Research output: Chapter in Book/Conference proceeding with ISSN or ISBN › Conference contribution with ISSN or ISBN
Integrating BIM with building performance analysis in project life-cycleJin, R., Zhong, B., Ma, L., Hashemi, A. & Ding, L., 14 Jun 2019, In : Automation in Construction. 106, 102861.
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Potential and Impact of Incorporating Roof Photovoltaic to Enhance Environmental Sustainability of Historic English Churches in the United KingdomKatri, S., Ip, K., Picco, M. & Hashemi, A., 21 Jun 2019, Central Europe towards Sustainable Building 2019 (CESB19). 1 ed. IOP, Vol. 290. p. 1-9 9 p. 012154. (IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science).
Research output: Chapter in Book/Conference proceeding with ISSN or ISBN › Conference contribution with ISSN or ISBN
Reducing GHGs From UK Households - An Examination of Local Authority-Level DataButt, T., Mohareb, E. & Hashemi, A., 18 Sep 2019, (Accepted/In press) Zero Energy Mass Custom Home (ZEMCH 2019) International Conference.
Research output: Chapter in Book/Conference proceeding with ISSN or ISBN › Conference contribution with ISSN or ISBN


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The best method of learning results from the student pursing music that they are personally interested in. Whether that interest lies in an artist or a genre or an era, the taste of the student will always provide the best direction to their studies.
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Piano, Guitar, Ukulele
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Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
About Seth
Seth has been teaching students of all ages and experience levels for over twelve years. Competent and experienced in a wide range of music styles, he has had the opportunity to perform locally, as well as internationally. He has appeared as a finalist in international music competitions and as a contracted musician on several notable cruise lines. Seth is currently an active freelance artist in the southwest and plays in several original projects.
Seth received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Arizona State University in 2008 with an honors degree from the Barrett Honors College.


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Killer Instinct Season 3 launch trailer, PC vs Xbox One gameplay footage
Microsoft launches the third-season of its successful slow-burn fighting game Killer Instinct today, and the trailer reveals a few new characters that will be available over the course of this latest run.
Killer Instinct Season 3 kicks off with two veterans characters from Killer Instinct 2 and two guest characters that most video game fans should be able to recognize. Kim Wu and Tusk aren't as well known as the classic line-up, which became entirely available during season 2, but they are sure to please fans of the popular sequel.
And as for the guest characters, Rash crashes in from the Battletoads franchise, and speaking to a different generation is Halo's Arbiter. Not The Arbiter mind you, but just a generic one. The Arbiter has better things to do than engage in deathmatches against giant frogs, raptors, and skeletons.
Mira, Gargos, and Gears of War's General RAAM are all scheduled to join them before the summer is out.
This season also brings the game to the PC and allows for cross-platform play between both it and the Xbox One version. Footage from both builds has already found its way onto the Internet for comparison. Killer Instinct is free-to-play and available today for the PC and Xbox One
Via: VG247


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Nearly Three-Quarters of Voters in CD-1 Are Open to Independent Candidates for U.S. House, Governor
Polls finds ranked choice voting system will boost independendent
U.S. House candidate Marty Grohman
PORTLAND, ME –– A new poll of registered voters in Maine's 1st Congressional District found significant support for independent candidates in the 2018 elections. The poll also found that Maine's new system of ranked choice voting will boost independent candidate and incumbent independent State Representative Marty Grohman in the general election.
Nearly three-quarters of voters said they would be open to supporting independent candidates for U.S. House (74%) and Governor (73%) –– including majorities of Democrats, Republicans, and independents. A super-majority (67%) of voters believe Maine's tradition of electing independent candidates to office has been positive for the state.
"In an environment of tremendous dissatisfaction with politics as usual and both political parties, voters are looking for alternatives and are ready to support common-sense, independent candidates," said Nick Troiano, Executive Director of Unite America, a national, non-partisan organization that supports independent candidates for public office. "Based on this poll, we believe that candidates like State Treasurer Terry Hayes and State Rep. Marty Grohman have clear and compelling paths to victory this November, especially as voters get to know them."
Election for U.S. House (CD-1)
In Maine's 1st Congressional District, independent state Representative Marty Grohman is running against incumbent Democrat Chellie Pingree and Republican Mark Holbrook.
The nearly three-quarters of voters (74%) who said they would be open to supporting an independent candidate for U.S. House of Representatives included 64% of Republicans, 61% of Democrats, and 98% of independent voters.
A plurality of voters (47%) agreed that sending an independent to Washington would improve the way government works. In open-ended responses, voters expressed that an independent leader could bring common sense and new ideas, have the ability to work across the aisle, and gain influence as a swing vote in Congress.
More than a quarter of voters (27%) said they are more likely to support independent Marty Grohman because of Maine's new ranked choice voting system, which eliminates the possibility of an independent candidate playing the role of "spoiler" by ensuring a winner with majority support. The ranked choice voting system will only be used in federal elections in the general election.
Election for Maine Governor
In the contest for Governor, independent State Treasurer Terry Hayes and independent Alan Caron are running against Democrat Janet Mills and Republican Shawn Moody.
The nearly three-quarters of voters (73%) who said they would be open to supporting an independent candidate for U.S. House of Representatives included 55% of Republicans, 67% of Democrats, and 98% of independent voters.
A majority of voters (59%) believe elected leaders in Augusta mostly serve their political parties and the special interests, rather than the people.
At the same time, a majority of voters agreed that an independent Governor can represent all the people and not just those from their party (59%), find common ground between both parties and bridge the partisan divide (56%), and would not be beholden to the party bosses and special interests (55%).
About the Poll
The poll was released today by the Unite America Election Fund and was conducted by Triton Polling & Research based on live interviews to both landlines and cell phones with 442 voters in Maine's 1st Congressional District between July 5 and July 10, 2018, with a margin of error at +/- 4.7%. A full memo is available here.
Unite America is a citizens movement to bridge the growing partisan divide by electing common sense, independent candidates to office. More information: www.UniteAmerica.org.


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Remember, these posts are going to be brutally honest. I'm asking you in advance to not judge me based on my immediate thoughts. *grin*
Today was a good day.
I found myself actually getting to mid-morning still looking for my boys to ask me to do something out of the ordinary--and being a bit disappointed that they hadn't.
Am I even going to have anything to say "Yes" to today? What on earth am I even going to blog about? I thought.
I shouldn't have worried too much. After all....there are three little men in my house. It didn't take them too long to come around.
There was the normal stuff:
Colin: "Mom, can we please go outside?"
It was a pretty nice day here today, and I agreed that when I had gotten a few quick things done around the house, outside we would go. The boys played, and I did a quick sweep of the house, getting it in enough order to satisfy my, ahem, tendencies.
We were off, and I
immediately made a beeline for my comfy little chair under my comfy little tree decided that I was going to sit for a while and do some reading. I've been doing an online book discussion, and I also wanted to do my Bible reading for the day.
Well, this shouldn't take me too long.
I was immediately--and I mean, before-I-even-read-an-entire-verse-immediately--interrupted with cries of:
"Mom!! Watch this!"
I hesitated; finished my verse; and looked up.
All three boys were waiting on me to look at them. Waiting for me to witness the latest "trick" they had mastered on their bikes.
I watched, as each one sped down the driveway....and then I returned to my reading.
Not one-half of a verse later:
"Mom! Mom! Watch this!"
*Insert scenario above again here.*
They were so excited to show me what they were doing, and it was at that moment that I purposed in my heart that, right then, I was going to be equally as excited about what they were doing. I didn't care how long it took me to read my four Bible chapters, or if I didn't get to my chapter book that day at all.
I wanted them to know that I cared about what they cared about. That I cared about what they were doing right then at that moment.
It took a long time to get through those chapters, let me tell you.
But, I did it....and I don't regret the time invested watching my boys do "trick" after "trick".
Then, after lunch, we did our normal hour or so of 'reading time'. I read to them every single day before they take naps, and have done so since Colin was old enough to even sit on my lap. Today we read about seven books, and, I will admit--reading aloud really has a tendency to wear me out. I was tired, and was ready for them to sleep. For a couple of hours, if possible.
But, Colin was having none of that.
He was in there, lying in his bed, wide awake. So, after a while, I went in there and told him he could get up. I figured I would turn on a Veggie or something, and we could cuddle*.
*Cuddle is code for "Mommy can snooze for a bit."
Colin had other plans.
"Mom, can we read another Gaskitts book?" (These are books that Colin really enjoys, but we don't read at reading time very often, because they are about 80 pages apiece.)
Oh, you have got to be kidding me...I just read to you for almost an hour! You want me to read some more? I'm sooooo tired, Colin. All I want to do is veg--maybe get a bit of sleep--in front of the TV for a while. I just don't have it in me to read 80 pages right now. I don't think I could even stay awake long enough to get through it!
"Please, Mommy?"
Well.....this is what you get for going looking for an opportunity this morning. Here is one, being handed to you on a silver platter.
"Sure, Col. Go grab it quietly and we'll sit in here and read it."
We certainly got our cuddle time in. Not in the way I had hoped for, but in a much more meaningful way to sweet Colin.
And, I made it all the way through the book. Somehow, I got a much-needed second wind.
After everyone was up from resting, the boys all wanted to go outside again.
Bleh. I did this once already today. I'm tired....I need to get dinner started. I think I just heard my stomach actually ask me, in an audible voice, for food. It's that hungry.
"Alright, we can go out for a little while."
Colin: "Mom, will you play baseball with me?"
Waaaaaaaaaaaaaah, waaaaaaaaaaaaah, waaaaaaaaa-haaaaaa-haaaaah...
"Sure, buddy. Go get the bases and your balls and bats."
You know what I discovered?
Cameron is actually, I think, a left-handed batter. He was having such difficulty hitting the ball....but I noticed that, when he was swinging the bat, he was swinging much better going the other direction. I turned him around the other way, and BAM! He hit three in a row!
We had a great time, with lots of giggling and cheering. Despite myself, I actually enjoyed myself and our time playing baseball. We also gave a caterpillar and a spider a new home in one of my glass Mason jars.
Talk about something that I wanted to say "no" to. Bugs are just not up my alley. But Cameron was all about this activity. He went and collected 'special grass' and three small sticks for the jar.
"I picked them just for him, Mommy!" he said.
And, that activity led me to having this conversation with Cameron:
Me, after awhile: "Should we let him go now? I kind of feel sorry for him." (The poor caterpillar was just circling that jar like there was no tomorrow, desperately trying to escape....)
Cameron: "But why, Mommy? I made a nice home for him."
It hit me right then: this had been something that was really important to Cameron. Really special to him. He had taken great care in collecting that grass and those sticks! I turned to him and said: "Yes, you did Cameron. You made a very nice home for him!"
And, then, a smile lit up his face from ear to ear. "It's a great home, isn't it Mommy?"
"Yeah, buddy. A really, really great home."
And, now, if you will excuse me, I'm off to read just a bit more to the boys...even though we normally don't read at night time.
They did, after all, say please.
Today was a good day.


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