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DAY 1 Monday August 4th
"a suitable extent of conductor in the form of one or more lengths"
Having packed up our kit we are heading into the field. The van was so full we had to leave some stuff behind including me. I pulled the short straw and cycled to the new lab from Southampton.
I passed New Milton – I'd been reading the map the wrong way round and got severely lost but with a good end result – stopped off at some nurseries and did some enquiries about temperature regulation (important) and humidity (critical) for the static force field experiments. They looked perplexed as I tried to explain to a limited degree what we were trying to do and they've agreed to give us some humidifying equipment, including tubing, water heater, pump and motors as well as a dew point analyzer that they've had kicking around.
I arrived exhausted to find my fellow traveller cooling off in the village pub. Simon had thankfully remembered to recharge the refrigeration unit which is always temperamental on its failsafe battery supply. No disastrous chemical leakages so far. Start moving the kit into the studio/lab tomorrow.
DAY 2 Tueday August 5th
Woke up very early. Is this what tie people get up in the countryside? I thought it might be something to do with the journey ahead in terms of the mad idea coming good, but realised that the house we're staying in is constructed like a greenhouse with windows in the most inconceivable of places. Gave up the ghost by 6 am and watched the remainder of the dew burning off the fields from the garden. The raw honesty of the countryside. Full of bloody crows.
Cycled to the studio leaving Simon to chase up equipment orders. Unpacked a lot of the kit and secured the building. The studio isn't that big and we need some space so that there's no electrical inteference for our experiments so that our detractors can't accuse us of false readings. The backup generator takes up all of shed 5. The high voltage supplies (which Simon mistakenly keeps referring to as the 'magnatron' because of the time they were all on full tilt and acted like a huge electromagnet pulling his watch – with his hand still in it – onto the caging) are in shed 4 with a rudimentary bit of shielding so that the sensors in shed 1 don't always show 10 on the scale. As Simon pointed out, we really need a generator with 11 on the dial. Refrigeration unit holding up even in this extreme heat, but at least the heat means we can get on with some of the naturally occurring static charge experiments quicker than we'd anticipated.
Notified electricity board in case they wonder what's going on. They asked me if I was the bill payer. Think I coughed loudly at that point. Must remember not to mention it to the gallery. Have to shut down by 7:00pm because of the soap opera tea-break draw on the grid. One of the power units seems to be acting weird so have ordered some parts. It'll slow us down a bit on some of the ion charge experiments but we're still knee-deep in boxes and wiring. Needless to say I forgot some of the how-to diagrams so will be severely scratching my head as I figure out how to try and put things together.
DAY 3 Wednesday August 6th
postman didn't have any special delivery for us. worrying. our cambridge supplier seems to have gone into hiding. went cycling to lymington and brockenhurst. kept seeing a tower above the treetops. thought it was a beached light house at first as i kept seeing a light beacon coming out from what looked like a porthole. asked the staff here about it. someone said it was disused, someone else said it had been turned into someone's house. A third person said that someone was buried underneath it. Good structure for doing some tests. Will have to investigate.
Got out the dew point analyzer and worked out how to use it. Good day to do it – hottest day ever recorded again. With what we're doing it seems a bit like 'The Day the Earth Caught Fire'.
In the afternoon Simon demanded we run some safety checks due to the extreme heat
Fair enough, I thought and so we split up and did a sweep of the sheds.
Two hours later, Simon returned with three pages of readings, and I returned with all the stickers I had just removed from the kit I bought off a guy in Brick Lane. The stickers said things like 'condemned: severe earth leakage' and 'Safety check failed' and ' For spare parts only: Do Not Connect'..
I used half a bottle of turps and three stanley blades to remove them all, and I feel safer already.
DAY 4 Thursday August 7th
still nothing in the post. Have been calibrating a few optics and started looking at maps of the area for possible help or hindrance from the local geography. Really ought to work out where true North is too. Sway itself, on the surface, doesn't seem that unfamiliar for this neck of the woods. The local shop's cat was parading around outside with a mouse this morning. not quite dead either. just twitching. Pet lovers eh.
Been watching motorists trying to drive round horses on the road. Very good. In London, they should get rid of speed bumps and just have horses staring meaningfully at cars from the middle of the road.
DAY 5 Friday August 8th
well, good contact with a couple of scientists in the States but bad news on the engineer front. we're trying to persuade a reluctant engineer on the precautions we're taking with the force-field experiments but he keeps on muttering about lethal voltages etc. he'll eventually come round. I've posted him some information on how to stop static build up, so hopefully he'll be able to help us in stopping it just enough to not be lethal. Haven't told Simon yet. Need to know basis. He's off to London tomorrow ,whilst I'm going to explore and have a bit of a holiday.


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Calling all Kurt Browning fans (me included)! Ice Theatre of New York (ITNY) is preparing a fantastic fall season with events in NYC and around the country. Right now the company is rehearsing in Sun Valley, Idaho with ballet great Edward Villella (married to 1968 Canadian National Figure Skating Champion Linda Villella) and at ITNY's annual fall gala, Kurt Browning and his ballerina wife Sonia Rodriguez, will be honored. This year's show is called ICE: DANCE and to add to the excitement, US Champion Ryan Bradley is back to perform in the show. Press release below.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE -- TICKETS ON SALE NOW FOR THE ICE THEATRE OF NEW YORK'S FALL 2013 SEASON ICE: DANCE FEATURING THE WORLD PREMIERE OF BALLET ICON EDWARD VILLELLA'S ICE BALLET: REVERIES The Ice Theatre of New York, hailed by The New York Times as one of the top ten theatre picks in New York City, announces the sale of tickets for ICE: DANCE – it's Fall 2013 Season of ice performances taking place Thursday, October 24 through Saturday, October 26, 2013 at the Sky Rink, Pier 61, Chelsea Piers – 23rd Street and Hudson River (west side of Manhattan).This season – which includes a Gala Fund Raiser on Friday, October 25 -- features the world premiere of choreographer and ballet icon Edward Villella's Reveries.Villella, still hailed as the best American-born male ballet dancer of all time, was commissioned by Ice Theatre of New York to choreograph an ice ballet. Thus, Villella created Reveries, a work featuring five couples performing to the work of Tchaikovsky's Orchestral Suite 3 in G Major, Op. 55:1 Elegie: Andantino molto Cantabile. Reveries is an 11-minute work Villella describes as a "lush romantic ballet about unattainable love." Reveries will feature skating World Team Members Kim Navarro and Brent Bommentre in the principal roles along with 7-time British Champion and European Bronze Medalist John Kerr. Costumes are by acclaimed designer Karen Young. "As a person coming from a classical ballet tradition, it is with absolute fascination
to look at the Ice Theatre of New York and figure skating and explore finding a commonality about our specific disciplines," said Villella, a former star principal dancer at New York City Ballet (and Founding Artistic Director of Miami City Ballet) who trained under ballet and Broadway legends George Balanchine and Jerome Robbins.
"I enjoy seeking a dramatic arc within pieces, which is a large part of Ice Theatre of New York's goals -- to take an audience on a journey in an emotional way. Reveries does just that: Figure skating, with its ice and blades, extends the sense of glide that is not always available to us in the classical ballet canon."
The last time Villella choreographed an ice ballet was in 1977 for a Dorothy Hamill television special. It was also when he met his future wife, champion ice skater Linda Carbonetto, who had represented Canada in the 1968 Olympics in Grenoble. Carbonetto was hired by Hamill to help Villella adapt his ballet choreography for the ice. They were married in 1980 and are parents of ballet mistress Crista Villella.
ICE: DANCE will also feature Heart, by choreographer JoAnna Mendl Shaw, founder and Artistic Director of Equus Projects; Inclusions, by Alberto Del Saz, Artistic Director of the Nickolais/Louis Company and Roots, by Ice Theatre of New York Artistic Director Douglas Webster, along with his acclaimed works such as Dare Greatly, Transitions, Falling Leaves and Unforgettable.
The entire program is 75 minutes long with one intermission. It features US Men's Champion, Ryan Bradley, US Bronze Medalists, World Team Members, stars of Stars on Ice, and currently featured in "Aerial Ice" on America's Got Talent, Kim Navarro and Brent Bommentre, 7-time British Champions and European Bronze Medalist, John Kerr, Italian Champion Elisa Angeli, Finnish Champion Jessica Huot, Junior Grand Prix Members Carly Donowick and Jonathon Hunt, 2-time US Silver Medalist Eve Chalom. Other performers include National Competitors Erin Reed, Patrick Connelly, Joel Dear and Tyrrell Gene and Russian international competitor Natalia Zaitseva.
"The commission of Edward Villella to choreograph for the Ice Theatre of New York ensemble is a significant and exciting continuation of our mission to collaborate with the dance community," said Moira North, Founder and Director of Ice Theatre of New York.
The season also features a Gala Fund Raiser on Friday, October 25, 2013 honoring skating legend Kurt Browning and his prima ballerina wife, Sonia Rodriguez. The 7 pm performance is at Sky Rink, Chelsea Piers, Pier 61. The performance is followed with cocktails, dinner, an awards ceremony and other festivities at the Lighthouse, Pier 61, near 23rd Street and Hudson River. Gala tickets start at $400.Performance only tickets for the Friday, October 25 Gala are $45 and $25 for the Thursday, October 24 and Saturday, October 26 performances.
For tickets or more information call 212.929.5811 or visit www.icetheatre.org. About Ice Theatre of New YorkFounded in 1984 by Moira North, Ice Theatre of New York (ITNY) has changed the face of figure skating by creating works that integrate the sensibilities of movement, music and art. Its mission is to elevate dance on ice as a performance art. Through its performances in both traditional and site-specific venues, ITNY presents ice dance that opens one's eyes to seeing skating in unexpected ways. ITNY was the first ice dance company to receive dance program funding from the National Endowment for the Arts, the New York State Council on the Arts and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs. In addition to building and performing works of artistic merit, ITNY also reaches out to the next generation of skaters and audiences through education, community outreach and training programs.
And if you've never attended an Ice Theatre of New York show, here's what you've missed:
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Ice Theatre of New York is holding their 2012 Benefit Gala and Performance at Sky Rink, Chelsea Piers tonight at 7 pm. The performance at Sky Rink, Chelsea Piers will feature this year's honoree Mr. Debonair -- Richard Dwyer -- and his Celebrity Dwyer Girls: Tai Babilonia, Dorothy Hamill, Linda Fratianne and JoJo Starbuck. Ryan Bradley, the 2011 US National champion will also be performing with the Ice Theatre company. Doesn't
this sound like an amazing show? Sigh...I can't make it this year. But wait! Ice Theatre is streaming the gala live and it will be hosted by one of my favs Michael Buckley of What the Buck! Michael Buckley (at right) is a huge huge figure skating (and gymnastics) fan so what a fun host he will be. I'll be checking out the live stream which starts around 6:45 pm ET.
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Be Good Johnny Weir Recap of Episode 9: Johnny's skating spectacular NOT in Vegas
Be Good Johnny Weir airs Mondays 10/9 central on Logo. The show follows two time Olympian and three time US national figure skating champion Johnny Weir as he tries to find a career outside of skating, while training for the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics.
This is the next to last episode of Be Good Johnny Weir Season 2 -- waaaahh! My only solace is that Johnny is back in competition this season and will be skating at two Grand Prix of Figure Skating events -- Cup of Russia (November 9-12) and Trophee Eric Bompard (November 16-18). A few weeks ago, he competed at the Finlandia Trophy and came in fourth.
The big big news from Episode 9 is that Johnny's skating spectacular will NOT be in Las Vegas after all. According to Johnny, he got all caught up with the Vegas concept and let his agent/manager Tara Modlin talk him into it. But now that he's back in NYC, he realizes what a mistake it would be to have the show in Vegas, which he has called "Disneyland for old people." To confirm his gut feeling, Johnny meets up with friend and designer Chris Benz to get his take. Chris definitely sees the advantage of a huge Vegas show; however, the infrastructure of Johnny's fans and family is in NYC and home court advantage can't be flown in. Chris doesn't see Johnny's show in Vegas.
So Johnny breaks the news to Tara who is busily booking Vegas while also preparing for her wedding. He tells her to take out her magic wand and just make the show in NYC instead! Tara calls him "honey" which is code for "clueless wonder" and explains that logistically it is too late to change the venue so the spectacular must wait if he insists on having it in NYC.
But as one door closes, another opens and in walks Jirina Ribbens, event producer and executive director of Ice Theatre of New York (ITNY). ITNY combines skating with artistry in very unique ways and Jirina was asked to help produce Johnny's spectacular given her experience putting on ITNY shows. Tara tells Jirina that the spectacular is on hold and her services will not be needed at this time. Jirina understands and says "New York is the ultimate market to succeed in" so she will be on standby.
Jirina has also brought some great news. Every year ITNY holds their fundraising gala in October and chooses an honoree (past honorees have included Dorothy Hamill, Nancy Kerrigan and Dick Button). For 2011, ITNY has chosen Johnny and will call their gala "Dare to be Different." This is a nice consolation prize for Johnny -- Even though his spectacular is on hold, he will take part in the ITNY show. Johnny meets up with choreographer Nina Petrenko to create a new program for the gala and decides to skate to Meditation, a number Mother Patti always wanted him to skate to. Johnny tells Nina that he wants to take advantage of the fact that his "ass just keeps growing like a Kardashian sister." Nina and Johnny choreograph a very lovely number.
The other big big news is that Tara is planning her Disney princess wedding! Johnny wants to be the maid of honor but Tara says that for once in his life, he is NOT the center of attention and NO, he cannot be the maid of honor. In the last scene of Episode 9, Tara goes wedding dress shopping with her mother and Johnny at the Mark Ingram Bridal Atelier. Johnny watches Tara squeal with delight as she tries on dress after dress. Finally he can't stand it anymore and tries on a dress of his own. He realizes that watching Tara and him feeling pretty in a wedding dress has inspired him to fall in love. Dammit -- he too deserves happiness and he needs to try harder to find his soulmate. Johnny Weir is back on the hunt for love!
Next on Episode 10 (the last episode -- waaaahh!) of Be Good Johnny Weir Season 2 on Logo...Johnny finds his true love and is honored by Ice Theatre of New York.
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What do you do when you receive word that a friend has died? What do you do with the memories that flood your head and collide with the cruel knowledge that you will never see that person again? How do you stem the endless flow of tears, and how do you deal with the hurt of loss?
When do you start to believe that they are really gone?
My friend Fran had cystic fibrosis. In her almost 41 years, she never experienced the feeling of being healthy. Intravenous antibiotics, nebulizers and hospital stays were a regular part of her life. None of that stopped her from living, though. Fran was not one to let chronic illness slow her down. Life was one big adventure to her.
There are so many things I could say about Fran. I could talk about the fact that she had one of most fascinating jobs I've ever heard of (she fixed helicopters). I could talk about the beautiful music she made and how honoured I was that she played the flute at my wedding. Or I could talk about the epic phone conversations we had from opposite ends of the country, and when we got together, the late nights of talking and drinking wine.
Or I could talk about the running.
Yes. I think I will talk about the running.
Fran started running in earnest shortly after she moved to Canada, and I kind of became her running mentor. A few months later, she flew to Toronto for a few days to celebrate Easter with me and my family. During her stay, we ran a race together. This race, a scenic lakeside 5K, was her first. Throughout the run, Fran kept having to slow to a walk to rest her lungs. At times she would have to stop entirely while she had violent coughing fits lasting for several minutes. When she was able to catch her breath, she would grin and start running again.
Fran finished the race in about 45 minutes. She was exhausted and her face was purple, but she had an enormous smile on her face that lit up the space around her. She was glowing with her accomplishment, and I was so proud of her.
Two days later, Fran woke up wanting to go running again. We laced up and I took her around my neighbourhood, letting her set the pace. We stopped often, sometimes because Fran's lungs would go into spasm, and sometimes just to chat. I don't remember what we were talking about as we ran the final stretch back to my house, but we were laughing so hard that we had to stop running to prop each other up as we walked towards the driveway.
It was with this image in mind that I went running just three days after learning of Fran's passing. I hesitated for a minute in the driveway, and then set out, retracing the steps that I had taken with her. It didn't take long for the tears to start streaming down my face as I remembered the conversations, the sound of Fran struggling for breath as her lungs constricted, and the special way she had of embracing life so completely.
I shed many tears while I ran, but in the last kilometre, something very strange happened. The music playing from my running playlist abruptly stopped mid-song, and a different song started – a Celine Dion song that's not even on my running playlist.
Let the rain come down and wash away my tears…
How had this happened? My screen lock was on. How could the music spontaneously change?
Hush now, I see a light in the sky…
Was it really possible for loved ones to send messages from wherever it was they went?
I can't believe I've been touched by an angel with love…
As I ran towards home, a new picture filled my head. I imagined Fran running beside me, healthy and strong, the way I like to think she is running now.


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Snapchat lenses are constantly evolving and improving. The most recent snapchat lens is the first of its kind.
The real pug dog snapchat lens filter allows you to become a real pug. A big question being asked about this lens is "is the pug real or animated?" The answer to this question is simple. It's a real pug. The lens actually adds your face to a video of a pug. Below you will find an image of the pug snapchat lens filter along with a description of the lens.
Real Pug Dog Snapchat Lens Filter
The real pug snapchat lens filter is the first of its kind. The lens takes your eyes and mouth and applies them to the face of a pug in a video. This lens can be activated by tilting your head to the side like a confused dog. Once activated, a video of the pug tilting it's head plays with your face applied to the pug's. This lens is really cool. I look forward to seeing similar lenses in the future. Comment below if you want to see more lenses like this.


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The world's gone to hell, and Helen MacKenzie's only chance of survival is the two sexy commandos determined to keep her safe by taking her to the newly secured Base.
There's an unwritten rule at the Base where women are scarce. The soldier who finds a woman gets to keep her, only this time two commandos want Helen.
When zoologist Helen volunteers to remain at the zoo to protect the animals until help comes to rescue her from flesh-eating braindeads, she doesn't expect her work colleagues to turn too, thanks to the virus that's changed her world—and everyone else's—into a living hell. On the day Corporal Peter Clark and Corporal Adam Tenny rescue Helen, she doesn't know which commando she wants more, until she discovers she can have them both.
Heat is a ten thousand word story that is linked to the novel, Base.
vampLover Nov 15, 2015
Oh My Gosh!!! This is a riot! I love Helen's humor and I can't wait for the steamy bits. Great work so far!
alli_jellybean Nov 12, 2015
This is already really interesting with a bit of steam! Haha I'm excited for more!


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Re: I am the missing Victoria Beth Farrar - 1948
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Re: I am the missing Victoria Beth Farrar - 1948
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Well, I have my original birth certificate with my little footprints (cute) and the signatures of my parents, for the hospital in San Diego, CA. Then I also have a photocopy of the birth certificate after my name changed to Helmich. It is as if the original birth certificate was simply given away to the Helmichs as a souviner. The hospital record is officially the Helmich one. It states the adopting mother as the birthing mother, although this woman never birthed any children. Those were different times. Almost as if they wanted to cover up the tracks. I wonder if they all knew each other, but the Helmichs would not say so. I am intrigued by the idea, since Moravian Bretheren also had some history in Romania.--"Vicki"


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This is the recipe from the other day and I'll hold my hands up now and say we guzzled that cake down quick smart, it's one of those cakes that's just too darn tasty for it's own good! The strawberry and almond combination was delicious and is ideal for the spring, accompanied with a lovely cup of your favourite tea. This is not a light and fluffy cake, it's more like a bakewell tart, slightly denser.
Today was a giggle at the gym, I've just started back to Sh'Bam (dance style aerobic class) and lo and behold, we had to do the Gangnam Style track, now apart from seeing it on YouTube, I haven't actually ever seen anyone do the dance, but today… well today we were all doing it.. I had tears in my eyes from laughing so much, I don't think I'll be giving it a go in public, I looked like I was having a seizure of some kind! But it's good fun when you're in the comfort of your gym and gym buddies!
Now, must decide what we're having for dinner tonight and tomorrow, as going to do a shop!
Strawberry & Almond Cake (Vegan & Gluten Free)
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Serves 8 (or if like me you loved a slab of it 4 slices)
- 1 cup buckwheat flour
- 1/3 cup almonds (blitzed in a food processor until a flour)
- 8 dates
- 1 cup non dairy milk (I used almond milk)
- 1.5 tbsp maple syrup
- 1.5 teaspoons Baking powder
- 1.5 teaspoons Almond Extract
For the topping
- 3/4 cup icing sugar
- 2 strawberries pulsed in food processor
- 5 strawberries sliced for decoration
- Preheat oven to 180 degrees celcius (356 degrees fahrenheit) and lightly oil a round cake tin (I used a 9″ round tin)
- Pop the dates with 2 tbsp of the milk into the microwave and cook for 30 seconds (careful it doesn't froth over) then add the maple syrup and almond extract and pulse with a hand/stick blender until smooth then mix in the remaining milk.
- In a mixing bowl, combine the buckwheat flour, almonds and baking powder then add the wet ingredients to the dry and stir together before pouring into your cake tin and popping in the oven for about 25 minutes, until cooked through, remove from heat and allow to cool completely.
- To make the icing, combine the icing sugar with the pulsed strawberries and mix together, it it's too wet, add more icing sugar until a thick paste is formed. Smooth this over the top of your cake and arrange the sliced strawberries on top. *** Important, your cake needs to be cooled completely before adding the icing, otherwise it'll just dissolve and fall off!


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New contemporary music to tour regional Australia
The Government has announced more than $180,000 to support tours of new music by contemporary Australian musicians to remote and regional communities through the Australia Council's Contemporary Music Touring Program.
Nine acts have received funding for tours that will reach close to 70 regional and remote locations in every state and territory, with more than half being remote or very remote.
Four of the tours feature Indigenous musicians, and the performances span a number of contemporary music genres including rock and country, metal, gospel, reggae and rhythm and blues.
The Australian Government is committed to providing Australian audiences with access to high quality arts and cultural experiences in their own communities.
Our contemporary musicians are modern story tellers and the Australian Government is proud to support Australian musicians in building new audiences and sharing their original work across Australia.
The nine tours supported through the Australia Council's latest round of Contemporary Music Touring Program grants are:
Aboriginal Resource and Development Services (NT): $28,500 for Gospel/RnB group Bärra to tour their new Dhapirrk Rirrakay CD and conduct workshops with remote communities in the Top End. (16 May 2015 – 9 June 2015)
Artback NT Arts Development and Touring: $21,600 for Saltwater Reggae band Sandridge to tour to remote venues in the Northern Territory and Western Australia. (4 June 2015 – 29 June 2015)
Country Arts WA: $25,000 for the Sand Tracks 2015 tour of 15 emerging and established Indigenous rock and reggae bands. (16 March 2015 – 30 November 2015)
James Draper (NSW): $10,338 for folk band Winterbourne's first national headline tour to regional and remote locations. (19 March 2015 – 2 May 2015)
Psycroptic (VIC): $10,000 to heavy metal band Psycroptic for a 16 date national tour promoting the release of their self-titled sixth album. (18 March 2015 – 4 April 2015)
Graham Rodger (QLD): $29,200 to country musician Graham Rodger to tour to 14 remote towns in outback Australia. (21 May 2015 – 18 June 2015)
The Getaway Plan (NSW): $14,560 to rock band The Getaway Plan for a national tour promoting their third album Dark Horses. (1 May 2015 – 31 December 2015)
Tura New Music (WA): $30,000 for Tura New Music's annual regional touring program featuring improvisation and new music musicians William Barton and Stephen Pigram. (14 September 2015 – 30 September 2015)
Jane Tyrell (NSW): $13,157 to Indie singer-songwriter Jane Tyrell for a national tour of her debut album Echoes in the Aviary. (8 April 2015 – 3 May 2015)
The Contemporary Music Touring Program is aligned with the Australia Council's new grants model, which launched in January 2015. For more information on funding opportunities available through the Australia Council visit www.australiacouncil.gov.au. Applications for the next round of Australia Council grants close on Tuesday 2 June 2015.


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WORLD FAMOUS Indie Rock band Kaiser Chiefs have stated how sad they are to see legendary Coventry band The Enemy break-up after the group announced its split in April.
Famous behind hit singles I Predict A Riot, Ruby and Oh My God, The Kaiser Chiefs have earned respect from fans across all four corners of the globe – and have previously welcomed The Enemy onto their tours.
The Enemy have tasted huge success since forming in 2006 and have performed at some of the world's most recognised music venues including Wembley Stadium, Glastonbury and the 02.
They've also supported some of the industry's most iconic bands such as Oasis, The Fratellis and Stereophonics.
However after ten successful years of touring and recording, the three-piece decided to call it a day in April this year – and quickly announced plans for their farewell tour in the process which will see them perform in Coventry one last time on Saturday (September 17 ) at Coventry Empire.
Speaking to The Observer, Kaiser Chiefs lead singer Ricky Wilson said it's a massive shame The Enemy has decided to call it a day and joked that a city wide petition could possibly help save the three-piece.
He added: "People these days are not given the opportunity to have a career that has its highs and lows – you have a shot of going up, but once you start falling that would seem to be the end of your time on the big stage.
"The Enemy however have had their ups and downs but they've fought back and have been a fantastic band for a long time.
"It's a massive shame that they've decided to call it a day.
"As long as bands continue to make great music then things generally are fine, but for whatever reason they've decided to end their run which is a real shame as they're all top lads.
"Their last album release was their best yet in my opinion – maybe a city wide petition could help them change their mind, you never know."
Ricky hoped the band would reconsider their decision to split, though said often when your heart isn't in the game it can be hard to perform to the best of your ability.
He added: "I don't know the ins and outs of their decision to split but sometimes if one member of the groups falls down the cracks and doesn't want to carry on then the best thing to do is pack up.
"I don't want to use the words 'they were a great band' because they still are a fantastic band – but at the end of the day you all have to be totally committed .
"They might decide after their farewell tour that they want to continue performing, hopefully that's the case and we can see them on the stage again.
"This doesn't apply to The Enemy but sometimes bands can focus on the negative comments more than the praise they receive from their fans.
"It's too easy to get sucked into a vortex of social media negativity nowadays."


text: Hi, we've been using embedded yaws for a while now in our Scalaris(1) project for offering a JSON-API via JSON-RPC requests and provide example implementations for python and ruby. Ever since the upgrade from 1.95 to 1.96 we experienced a performance drop of around 7% in our benchmark tests on one of our test servers (2x 4-core Opteron 2376) in Erlang R14B04 as well as R16B. Locally on R16B01 (Core i7-2620M CPU @ 2.70GHz) I get even higher differences between using yaws 1.95 and 1.96: 15%-35%. Has anybody else observed this in his application? What change could have introduced this drop? Regards Nico Kruber (1) https://code.google.com/p/scalaris/ PS: You can test yourself using Scalaris from latest trunk (includes yaws 1.96) and benchmark with SCALARIS_BENCHMARKS="500 10 6 9 18" make python-bench reverting r4753 (and fixing the small conflict in contrib/yaws/src/mime_types.erl) gets back yaws 1.95 svn co http://scalaris.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ scalaris