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The musical style that became known as Zamrock came to embody the economic despair that followed the 1973-1974 oil crisis, which flung Zambia into recession and exacerbated a wide range of social tensions. Much of Zamrock also captured the controversy of wider politics in Africa and the world. Perhaps the finest example of this is Black Power by The Peace.
The Boyfriends, from Kitwe's Chamboli Mine Township, supplied the founding members for Zamrock's most famous band, WITCH, and kick started one of Zamrock's best bands, Peace. Their sole Zamrock entry, Black Power, recorded at Malachite Film Studio circa 1973/4 and issued circa 1975, sounds like nothing else in the Zamrock canon: a lost message drifiting from the flower power era, imbued with a fiery Zambian voice.
– First official reissue of this essential Zamrock album, painstakingly restored, remastered and pieced together from multiple copies of the incredibly rare original album.
– Contains extensive booklet with never before published photos, an overview of the Zamrock scene, and the history of Peace and Black Power.
01. Black Power
02. I Have Got No Money
03. This Is The Time Now
04. I Need Mercy
05. Peaceful Man
06. Umbwalawa Ne Chamba
07. I Don't Know
08. Get On The Way
The album Peace "Black Power" (Now Again) is going to be released May 06, 2016.


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Festival of Nations
Cross-cultural celebration a highlight of International Education Week
1:31 p.m., Nov. 27, 2013--The University of Delaware's International Education Week came to an end with a cross-cultural celebration called the Festival of Nations on Friday, Nov. 22, in the Trabant University Center.
This event featured the International Talent and Fashion Show as well as the Festival of Nations Culture Fair.
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The talent show highlighted unique talents that emphasized both international and American heritage. Fourteen acts displayed a wide variety of talents ranging from traditional Chinese dancing, swing dancing, capoeria, singing, tai chi, the UD Kamaal fusion dance group, and more.
The fashion show was filled with colorful outfits from around the globe, providing a glimpse into the broad array of cultures represented at UD.
"With over 1,000 visitors in attendance, it is encouraging to see more domestic UD students turning out for the Festival of Nations to learn more about the many cultures represented on campus," said Scott Stevens, director of the English Language Institute. "UD is changing. We are an increasingly more culturally diverse campus."
Throughout the night guests were able to feel as though they were traveling around the world, visiting different exhibitions representing various countries and cultures.
Registered student organizations such as the Korean American Student Association, Nihongo Club, Cosmo Club and Delaware African Student Alliance shared information about their culture and how to join their clubs.
Fourteen different countries had tables with international students providing glimpses into their customs, cultures and traditions. Guests were able to walk away with name tags in different languages and trinkets from different countries.
Students and community members were able to fill out sheets with facts about different cultures to win extra raffle tickets. Prizes were announced throughout the evening when raffle tickets provided throughout the week were collected. Some prizes included an iPad Mini, a $100 Amazon gift card, luggage and tea infusers.
"Part of what it means to be educated in the 21st century is to have had transformational cross-cultural experiences," Stevens said. "Study abroad is one avenue to broaden one's cultural horizons, but there are also many opportunities right here on campus to meet student ambassadors from around the world, with UD host to nearly 800 international undergraduates. My hope is that International Education Week will have inspired more UD students to reach beyond their comfort zones to befriend students from other countries."
The Festival of Nations was sponsored by the English Language Institute with support from the Institute for Global Studies, Office of Residence Life and Housing, Office for International Students and Scholars and the Confucius Institute, with additional contributions from student organizations and international students.
Article by Elizabeth Adams
Photos by Lane McLaughlin

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Join K-FROG Saturday, September 10th for the SBD Fest Air Show, Car Show & Concert at San Bernardino International Airport in San Bernardino! Watch amazing aerial performances including the Patriots Jet Team flying six jet formations side-by-side at incredible speeds, skydivers, stunt aircraft, jet aircraft, helicopter demonstrations, vintage aircraft and static displays of military aircraft from the past and present! Enjoy great food and live entertainment throughout the day including a Country concert presented by Stater Bros. Markets and Red Bull featuring Country artist Thompson Square! The festival area also includes a car show featuring vintage, classic, and high performance vehicles on display and a the Red Bull Moto Jam with high flying freestyle motocross action!
SBD Fest 2016 honors the efforts of San Bernardino's Police, Sheriff and Fire Services and the critical role they played in protecting this community on December 2nd. This year, to say thank you, SBD Fest is hosting an exciting Plane Pull between the San Bernardino County Fire Department and San Bernardino's Police and Sheriff departments. This fun-filled team competition will pit two teams against each other to see which one can pull a 757 farthest down the taxiway. The teams will also include 9-11 First Responders from FDNY and NYPD.
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My sister has decided to sell her flat. Nothing too unusual in that, you may think. However, she is in San Francisco and rather than wait until she is back in Edinburgh, and perhaps even until spring when the property market is a tad livelier, she's going full steam ahead. Kirsty, for that is her name, is not one to be distracted from her plans by such slight matters as being more than 5000 miles away from where the action is taking place.
Of course, she decided that the first thing that had to be done is de-cluttering. Do you remember that spate of programmes a few years ago that seem to have run their course? They could have probably have done a whole series on this project. My 20-something niece who has just boomeranged back from New York (honestly, they are the more adventurous side of the family – my husband and I think a weekend in Argyll is pushing the boat out) has been put in charge of making the property "market ready". So the poor girl, jet-lagged and granny-nagged (my mother thinks she should be looking for a new job rather than through my sister's wardrobe) has been slaving away trying to remove the detritus of family life. Needless to say, there are several boxes and knick-knacks that needed to be out of the way, but not taken to the local dump. Well, obviously that is a matter open to debate as the local dump seems to have moved much closer to their home – in fact it is within walking distance, which I can confirm because I have walked the route many a time. So the result of all this frenzied activity is that my sister has a flat that is as neat and tidy as a furniture store show room, whereas I am now living in something akin to a charity shop that has been raided by a drunken rugby team who have been told that there is free beer on offer.
Anyway, it might be driving me up the proverbial wall, but my children are happy – with this much chaos there's no way I could consider selling our home.


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Hot and Sour Soup
Cytherea Adora
This is a very good and delicious soup that can help you get rid of leftovers. But can also be made with fresh ingredients. Whichever way you choose to make it is a very appetizing soup when properly made and is very helpful when one is not hungry but has to eat. The eggs and characteristic seasonings exist in all kinds of Hot and Sour Soups. As to the other things you can ad lib; they can be fish, shrimps, meat, bean curd, etc. Even the water itself can be replaced by chicken soup, chicken broth, meat soup, made from boiling meat bones, adding chicken bouillon etc.
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- eggs
- 7 c
- water or any soup
- 1 tsp
- salt
- 2 Tbsp
- soy sauce, dark
- 2 Tbsp
- cornstarch
- 3 Tbsp
- vinegar
- 3/4 tsp
- black pepper
- 3/4 lb
- any other ingredients, chopped in small pieces
How to Make Hot and Sour Soup
- 1Mix salt, soy sauce, and cornstarch with one cup cold water or soup.
- 2Then add it to 6 cups boiling water or soup.
- 3Keep it on low while doing the following:
- 4Beat 3 eggs and pour very slowly into the boiling soup. Keep stirring the soup while pouring the eggs.
- 5Then add in the vinegar, pepper and other ingredients.Make sure that your meat slices were precooked before adding to the soup.
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The hauntology micro genre, which has been enthused about by bloggers such as Simon Reynolds, K-Punk and Woebot, is principally based around a handful of retro-futurist records made in England. The music of Burial, ostensibly a dubstep artist, bears some of the hallmarks of this genre, although Ghost Box and Mordant Music are better places to start for the uninitiated. The latter has even released a track called "The Hauntological Song." Seeland, a duo composed of former Broadcast guitarist Tim Felton and erstwhile Plone member Billy Bainbridge, draw on similar influences (library music, the BBC Radiophonic Workshop), albeit with a song-based pop sheen added to the mix.
Tomorrow Today comes wrapped in a suitably sleek cover from Ghost Box mainman Julian House and opens with the patter of rinky-dink drum machines and vintage synths. Seeland's sound is rooted in heartsick synthpop and is occasionally reminiscent of the direction Broadcast veered toward on Tender Buttons, which was, ironically, their first album without Felton in the band. Their music is framed by the whir and drone of vintage electronic gear and idiosyncratic field recordings, although there's nothing marginal about Tomorrow Today. This is strident radio friendly pop, with blissed out vocals from Felton that recall Brit ravers the Beloved circa their late '80s hit "The Sun Rising."
Unfortunately, the vocals are the one part of Seeland's fastidiously assembled sound that don't quite work. Felton's words often descend into syrupy platitudes and mawkish yearning, feeling like an empty add-on after a hard day of slotting wires into decrepit analog circuitry. It highlights the value of Trish Keenan's vocal contributions to Broadcast, which transform songs that might otherwise have sounded like a group of people producing perfectly listenable, yet emotionally stilted material from timeworn machines.
For the most part, Tomorrow Today is a pleasing addition to the ranks of retro-futurist pop records, it just lacks the rough edges that make the best Broadcast, Pram and Stereolab songs resonate so strongly. "Goodbye" is full of wooshing Moog and plinky-plonky Casio wonder; "Hang on Lucifer" offers welcome respite from the condensed electronics by adding some blusterous guitar lines; and "Call the Incredible" is piteous pop that ushers in a neatly acerbic ending to the album. There's plenty of promise here, but Tomorrow Today ultimately sounds too clean and polished, with Felton and Bainbridge leaving barely any room for this ultra compressed music to really breathe.
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1923 · Paris and Brussels
by Martin, Henry
Paris and Brussels: Librairie Nationale d'Art & d'Histoire, G. Van Oest & Cie, 1923. Softcover. G- (Entire outer spine material is gone pages and plates are barely aged and most pages remain uncut; color plates are vivid; a clear candidate for rebinding.). Tan paper wraps, 120 text pp. plus 100 plate pages with 130 BW plates and 4 color plates. Terxt is in French. Considers a variety of art miniatures from the 13th to 15th centuries. An explanatory narrative gives way to more than 100 illustrated examples of the work. (Inventory #: 155673)


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A Little Peace - From National GeographicA riveting visual message! Image after image shows people around the world making peace in their own way. Minimal text. Photos keyed to world map. Endnotes detail how each image relates to peace. A must! Hardcover, 32 pages. Learn More
Ten Amazing People - And How They Changed the WorldAn inspiring, well-written biography and time line for each of ten historic figures who made the world a better place. Themes coincide well with Montessori philosophy and will resonate with the elementary-age child. Hardcover, 50 pages. Learn More
Let There Be Peace on Earth - Book & CD - And Let It Begin with MeThis charming picture book and 12-track CD present a familiar, profoundly peaceful sing-along standard known around the world. Written music, guitar chords, glossary of global peace symbols, song history. Hardcover, 30 pages. Learn More
365 Manners Kids Should Know - Games, Activities and Other Fun Ways to Help Children and Teens Learn EtiquetteThis superb reference covers just about everything a child, teen (or adult) needs to know to navigate the modern world with grace and courtesy. Paperback, 322 pages. Learn More
Good People EverywhereThis sweet and gentle book celebrates the good work of all kinds of people. Through lovely language and luminous illustrations, this book encourages children to think about all the ways we can support each other. Hardcover, 32 pages. Learn More
PeaceThis book is beautiful from beginning to end. Its overarching message of gratitude, giving, and peace is expressed through beautiful imagery and profound quotes on every page. . Hardcover, 34 pages. Learn More
The Peace Stick"This branch is a gift from the tree… Today, we will make a talking stick from it and use it to talk and listen respectfully." Inspired by a Native American legend this lovely story uses elegant, poetic language and luminous illustrations. Paperback, 40 pages. Learn More
Peace is an OfferingFilled with poetic text and beautiful illustrations, this comforting book follows a group of eight diverse children to show that peace can be found almost anywhere. Hardcover, 36 pages. Learn More
What Happens When A Loved One Dies? - Our First Talk About DeathWritten by a child psychologist, this thoughtful question-and-answer book discusses the reality of death in a direct, yet gentle, tone. Hardcover, 32 pages. Learn More
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Dawood Ibrahim, one of the most infamous Gangsters of this century is living a lavish life in Pakistan at this moment. He fled from his birth country India to avoid his arrest. Dawood has properties worth millions. Today some of his properties will be auctioned. But this is not the …Read More »
Xiaomi to Partner with Snapdeal, After a Bad Breakup with Flipkart
Xiaomi, one of the leading Chinese smartphone makers have dropped their partnership with Flipkart, one of the leading e-commerce companies in India. As per declaration by Xiaomi it has newly partnered with another Indian e-commerce company named, Snapdeal and global e-commerce giant Amazon to market their mobile devices. This puts …Read More »
Fedex Acquire TNT Express For a Convincing Value Of 4.4 Billion Euros
Renowned delivery service, FedEx has finalised a deal on Tuesday to purchase their Dutch rival TNT Express for a striking value of 4.4 billion euros. Uplifting its European presence as worldwide e-commerce proliferates. According to the joint statement,both the companies "reached conditional agreement on a recommended all-cash public offer of …Read More »
Founder of Discovery Channel Starts CuriosityStream
There's good news for fans of technology, science, and history. Your favorite Discovery channel is soon to launch a streaming service that you can subscribe to. The launch of the new service will predominantly contain information on the non-fiction category. The Information will be in the form of online videos …Read More »
Forbes Media Brings in Camerama for Private Photo Sharing
Recently, Forbes has announced that it has acquired photo-sharing app Camerama. The inventor of this app, Salah Akram Zalatimo will join Forbes as the Vice President of the mobile products. He will be working on the mobile strategy for this company. The photo-sharing app Camerama was founded in 2014. This …Read More »
4G Services To Reach Vietnam, Promises Government
Good news for Vietnam. Its Ministry of Information and Communications announced that the country is soon to get 4G Internet services. The Ministry announced on Thursday that the 4G services will initially be provided to Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. However, the services will be available once VNPT (Vietnam …Read More »
Good News for India in Real Estate Investment!
According to reports by the Cushman & Wakefield, total amount of investment in real estate by the Indians has been recorded to be around USD 5,050 million. This is the highest recorded growth ever for India at over 140% in investment volumes. However, the same report also claims that there …Read More »
Nasscom Says India Lagging in Software Products, Far Behind US and Europe
India is still losing to competition with America and Britain in terms of software technology. Despite being one of the fastest developing and being the third largest software startup system India is far behind the two countries in terms of software products. According to Nasscom's Strategic Review for FY15, the …Read More »
iPad Pro to be Launched in India: Is it a laptop killer?
Apple iPad Pro which was launched in the USA last month is ready to make its Indian debut. India was listed in the official website yesterday. If you are already thinking about owning one of these beauties, try to save 68 thousand rupees. This is what you will need to …Read More »


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by [Wyoming Territory]: [Western Art]
1880. Two watercolors, painted on the recto of two one-cent postcards, each measuring 3 x 5 inches. Description of each scene written in pencil on the verso of each card. Very minor wear. Near fine. Wonderful watercolor views on the Snake River. A pair of lovely watercolors of the camp of two U.S. Infantry companies in Wyoming Territory during the Ute War in 1879-1880. The watercolors show the camp of K and F companies of the Ninth Infantry near the Snake River. One shows the camp during the summer, and the other shows it in the winter. The camp was established in a valley, which is shown as lush and green in the summer scene, but barren and snow-covered in the winter scene. A note on the verso of the summer scene says that the "pictures were painted with water colors by a soldier of this command." The verso of each card contains pencil descriptions of each scene. For example, in the comments on the summer scene it is noted that "the brush back of the tents are sage brush...the timber back of the camp follows the river still to the right are mountains and hills with cedar timbers." Some of the text on the verso of the winter scene discusses the various buildings in the camp, including the cook's house and the sutler's store. The Ninth Infantry was ordered into the field as part of Army strategy during the Ute War, and established their camp along the Snake River in Wyoming Territory in November, 1879. They remained there until July, 1880. Original artwork from the Indian wars of the west is rare. (Inventory #: 24021)


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Has Apple Done Enough to Overcome My Doubts?
The iPod Touch has been out for just about a year now (September 5th, 2007). When it came out last year, I wrote an article (Who Else Wanted More from the iPod Touch?). I thought that it was a very promising device, with several flaws that prevented me from pulling the trigger.
Well, there has been a full hardware upgrade released and several firmware releases since then. So how has Apple done to address my laundry list of wishes?
|Wish List
|Realistic Storage
|Slight Upgrade (Not even Close to enough)
|It's there, BUT Apple has purposely made it unusable.
|Third Party Applications and Games
|Free and Paid through iTunes Store
|Available with Fring Application
What's Still Missing?
They've done a mediocre job of addressing some my big concerns, but what issues still need addressing?
STORAGE – OMFG, give me a hard drive already. Music, Videos, Photos, Applications, Games on 32 gigs? You're killing me. Honestly, if Apple fixed this, I would just forget about every other issue.
Copy / Paste – Re-Friggin'-Diculous! Palm Pilot did this way back in the last millennium.
Flash Support for Safari – Seriously, it's 2008 already.
External Keyboard – Let me connect a Bluetooth keyboard. Why does the Nokia 880 support Apple's keyboard, but not Apple's own product?
More file formats – Let me sync over and play some other video formats. Yes, I'm sure that Jailbreaking it will take care of some of this, but why make it so hard.
Camera with Video – This thing could be a great way to capture and post things to the web.
Microphone – Use it as a voice recorder, Skype phone, Video recorder. Kind of like my (non-smartphone) cell phone did 5 years ago.
FM Radio – I don't listen to the radio, but lots of people do. Just throw it in there already.
Why Apple will not fix these things any time soon.
Partial Solutions to these Issues
Jailbreak the Touch: You can use an "unauthorized" software application to unlock some of the idiotic hardware crippling, customer screwing limitations that Apple places on the Touch. There are two popular tools that will allow you to Jailbreak your iPod Touch: iPod Touch Hacks application and QuickPwn application. I have not used either, but I hear good things about both.
If you poke around the internet, you can probably find someone who has fixed many other issues.
Would I Still Buy One?
Yes, forget the music. It is still the best PDA I have ever seen. I just love flicking through photos. The browser is the best mobile internet experience, period! The application store puts it in the category of Palm (you broke my heart) and Windows Mobile. The music experience is still the best of any portable device. The Video screen is amazing. There are so many third party accessories that you can't go wrong.
Get yourself an Apple iPod Touch.
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