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EZY Corporation Bags Oracle Partner of the Year VAD ASEAN 2017
Surpasses 40 Regional Distributors to become Value Added Distributor (VAD) for 2017
EZY Corporation was awarded the prestigious Oracle Partner of the Year: VAD-ASEAN FY17 at the ORACLE FY18 ASEAN Partner Forum held in Thailand recently. 40 other regional distributors across the ASEAN region had been nominated for the award and qualified according to performance, level of engagement and value creation for the principle.
Having significantly contributed to the increase in Oracle's customer penetration in these markets through Value Added Distributorship, was a key factor in differentiation amongst the other regional contenders.
The Award was presented by Mr.Sin Sun Chew, VP ASEAN Alliances and Channels and Mr.CASEY POON, SVP Alliances and Channels APAC and received by Mr.Nadeem Husain, Country Managing Director, Director Enterprise
Venue: Bangkok, Thailand
Date: 20th July 2017


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GRANDEUR and gallantry never appeared with more lustre in France, than in the last years of Henry the Second's reign. This prince was amorous and handsome, and though his passion for Diana of Poictiers, duchess of Valentinois, was of above twenty years standing, it was not the less violent, nor did he give less distinguishing proofs of it.
As he was happily turned to excel in bodily exercises, he took a particular delight in them, such as hunting, tennis, running at the ring, and the like diversions. Madam de Valentinois gave spirit to all entertainments of this sort, and appeared at them with grace and beauty equal to that of her grand-daughter, madam de la Marke, who was then unmarried; the queen's presence seemed to authorise her's.
The queen was handsome, though not young; she loved grandeur, magnificence and pleasure; she was married to the king while he was duke of Orleans, during the life of his elder brother, the dauphin, a prince whose great qualities promised in him a worthy successor of his father Francis the first.
The queen's ambitious temper made her taste the sweets of reigning, and she seemed to bear with perfect ease the king's passion for the duchess of Valentionis, nor did she express the least jealousy of it; but she was so skilful a dissembler, that it was hard to judge of her real sentiments, and policy obliged her to keep the duchess about her person, that she might draw the king to her at the same time. This prince took great delight in the conversation of women, even of such as he had no passion for; for he was every day at the queen's court, when she held her assembly, which was a concourse of all that was beautiful and excellent in either sex.
Never were finer women or more accomplished men seen in any court; and nature seemed to have taken pleasure in lavishing her greatest graces on the greatest persons. The princess Elizabeth, since queen of Spain, began now to manifest an uncommon wit, and to display those beauties, which proved afterwards so fatal to her. Mary Stuart, queen of Scotland, who had just married the dauphin, and was called the queen-dauphin, had all the perfections of mind and body; she had been educated in the court of France, and had imbibed all the politeness of it; she was by nature so well formed to shine in everything that was polite, that notwithstanding her youth, none surpassed her in the most refined accomplishments. The queen, her mother-in-law, and the king's sister, were also extreme lovers of music, plays and poetry; for the taste which Francis the First had for the Belles Lettres was not yet extinguished in France; and as his son was addicted to exercises, no kind of pleasure was wanting at court. But what rendered this court so splendid, was the presence of so many great princes, and persons of the highest quality and merit: those I shall name, in their different characters, were the admiration and ornament of their age.
The king of Navarre drew to himself the respect of all the world, both by the greatness of his birth, and by the dignity that appeared in his person; he was remarkable for his skill and courage in war. The duke of Guise had also given proofs of extraordinary valour, and had been so successful, that there was not a general who did not look upon him with envy; to his valour he added a most exquisite genius and understanding, grandeur of mind, and a capacity equally turned for military or civil affairs. His brother, the cardinal of Loraine, was a man of boundless ambition, and of extraordinary wit and eloquence, and had besides acquired a vast variety of learning, which enabled him to make himself very considerable by defending the Catholic religion, which began to be attacked at that time. The chevalier de Guise, afterwards called Grand Prior, was a prince beloved by all the world, of a comely person, full of wit and address, and distinguished through all Europe for his valour. The prince of Conde, though little indebted to nature in his person, had a noble soul, and the liveliness of his wit made him amiable even in the eyes of the finest women. The duke of Nevers, distinguished by the high employments he had possessed, and by the glory he had gained in war, though in an advanced age, was yet the delight of the court: he had three sons very accomplished; the second, called the prince of Cleves, was worthy to support the honour of his house; he was brave and generous, and showed a prudence above his years. The viscount de Chartres, descended of the illustrious family of Vendome, whose name the princes of the blood have thought it no dishonour to wear, was equally distinguished for gallantry; he was genteel, of a fine mien, valiant, generous, and all these qualities he possessed in a very uncommon degree; in short, if anyone could be compared to the duke de Nemours, it was he. The duke de Nemours was a masterpiece of nature; the beauty of his person, inimitable as it was, was his least perfection; what placed him above other men, was a certain agreeableness in his discourse, his actions, his looks, which was observable in none beside himself: he had in his behaviour a gaiety that was equally pleasing to men and women; in his exercises he was very expert; and in dress he had a peculiar manner, which was followed by all the world, but could never be imitated: in fine, such was the air of his whole person, that it was impossible to fix one's eye on anything else, wherever he was. There was not a lady at court, whose vanity would not have been gratified by his address; few of those whom he addressed, could boast of having resisted him; and even those for whom he expressed no passion, could not forbear expressing one for him: his natural gaiety and disposition to gallantry was so great, that he could not refuse some part of his cares and attention to those who made it their endeavour to please him; and accordingly he had several mistresses, but it was hard to guess which of them was in possession of his heart: he made frequent visits to the queen-dauphin; the beauty of this princess, the sweetness of her temper, the care she took to oblige everybody, and the particular esteem she expressed for the duke de Nemours, gave ground to believe that he had raised his views even to her. Messieurs de Guise, whose niece she was, had so far increased their authority and reputation by this match, that their ambition prompted them to aspire at an equality with the princes of the blood, and to share in power with the constable Montmorency. The king entrusted the constable with the chief share in the administration of the government, and treated the duke of Guise and the mareschal de St. André as his favourites; but whether favour or business admitted men to his presence, they could not preserve that privilege without the good-liking of the duchess of Valentinois; for though she was no longer in possession of either of youth or beauty, she yet reigned so absolutely in his heart, that his person and state seemed entirely at her disposal.
The king had such an affection for the constable, that he was no sooner possessed of the government, but he recalled him from the banishment he had been sent into by Francis the First: thus was the court divided between messieurs de Guise, and the constable, who was supported by the princes of the blood, and both parties made it their care to gain the duchess of Valentinois. The duke d'Aumale, the duke of Guise's brother, had married one of her daughters, and the constable aspired to the fame alliance; he was not contented with having married his eldest son with madam Diana, the king's daughter by a Piemontese lady, who turned nun as soon as she was brought to bed. This marriage had met with a great many obstacles from the promises which monsieur Montmorency had made to madam de Piennes, one of the maids of honour to the queen; and though the king had surmounted them with extreme patience and goodness, the constable did not think himself sufficiently established, unless he secured madam de Valentinois in his interest, and separated her from messieurs de Guise, whose greatness began to give her uneasiness. The duchess had obstructed as much as she could the marriage of the dauphin with the queen of Scotland; the beauty and forward wit of that young queen, and the credit which her marriage gave to messieurs de Guise, were insupportable to her; she in particular hated the cardinal of Loraine, who had spoken to her with severity, and even with contempt; she was sensible he took the party of the queen, so that the constable found her very well disposed to unite her interests with his and to enter into alliance with him, by marrying her granddaughter madam de la Marke with monsieur d'Anville, his second son, who succeeded him in his employment under the reign of Charles the Ninth. the constable did not expect to find the same disinclination to marriage in his second son which he had found in his eldest, but he proved mistaken. The duke d'Anville was desperately in love with the Dauphin-Queen, and how little hope soever he might have of succeeding in his passion, he could not prevail with himself to enter into an engagement that would divide his cares. The mareschal de St. André was the only person in the court that had not listed in either party: he was a particular favourite, and the king had a personal affection for him; he had taken a liking to him ever since he was dauphin, and created him a mareschal of France at an age in which others rarely obtain the least dignities. his favour with the king gave him a lustre which he supported by his merit and the agreeableness of his person, by a splendour in his table and furniture, and by the most profuse magnificence that ever was known in a private person, the king's liberality enabling him to bear such an expense. This prince was bounteous even to prodigality to those he favoured, and though he had not all the great qualities, he had very many; particularly he took delight and had great skill in military affairs; he was also successful, and excepting the battle of St. Quintin, his reign had been a continued series of victory; he won in person the battle of Renti, Piemont was conquer'd, the English were driven out of France, and the emperor Charles V found his good fortune decline before the walls of Mets, which he besieged in vain with all the forces of the empire and of Spain: but the disgrace received at St. Quintin lessened the hopes we had of extending our conquests, and as fortune seemed to divide herself between two kings, they both found themselves insensibly disposed to peace.
At this time, the king received the news of the death of queen Mary of England; his Majesty dispatched forthwith the count de Randan to queen Elizabeth, to congratulate her on her accession to the crown, and they received him with great distinction; for her affairs were so precarious at that time, that nothing could be more advantageous to her, than to see her title acknowledged by the King. The Count found she had a thorough knowledge of the interests of the French Court, and of the characters of those who composed it; but in particular, she had a great idea of the Duke of Nemours: she spoke to him so often, and with so much ernestness concerning him, that the Ambassador upon his return declared to the King, that there was nothing which the Duke of Nemours might not expect from that Princess, and that he made no question she might even be brought to marry him. The King communicated it to the Duke the same evening, and caused the Count de Randan to relate to him all the conversations he had had with Queen Elizabeth, and in conclusion advised him to push his fortune: the Duke of Nemours imagined at first that the King was not in earnest, but when he found to the contrary, "If, by your advice, Sir," said he, "I engage in this chimerical undertaking for your Majesty's service, I must entreat your Majesty to keep the affair secret, till the success of it shall justify me to the public; I would not be thought guilty of the intolerable vanity, to think that a Queen, who has never seen me, would marry me for love." The King promised to let nobody into the design but the Constable, secrecy being necessary, he knew, to the success of it. The Count de Randan advised the Duke to go to England under pretence of travelling; but the Duke disapproving this proposal, sent Mr. Lignerol, a sprightly young gentleman, his favourite, to sound the Queen's inclinations, and to endeavour to make some steps towards advancing that affair: in the meantime, he paid a visit to the Duke of Savoy, who was then at Brussels with the King of Spain. The death of Queen Mary brought great obstructions to the Treaty; the Congress broke up at the end of November, and the King returned to Paris.
There appeared at this time a lady at Court, who drew the eyes of the whole world; and one may imagine she was a perfect beauty, to gain admiration in a place where there were so many fine women; she was of the same family with the Viscount of Chartres, and one of the greatest heiresses of France, her father died young, and left her to the guardianship of Madam de Chartres his

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Milani Cosmetics in Maquilleo
Milani cosmetics is a leading cosmetics multicultural, especially focused to offer the colors and textures are more colorful, and delicious in every season for all women, regardless of their skin tone. Something from Maquilleo we support very much. His revolutionary makeup collection of avant-garde is expanding each season with stunning colors and applications for inspired makeup on the runways of Milan, from the metallic sheen to the matte more sweet and subtle. Provides women from around the world everything they need to interpret both the makeup of the catwalk as to express your individuality and experiment with each of the options that offers.
We will explain to you some of the star products of this wonderful brand of makeup is super affordable with professional results that jump out at you.
Trends, metallic shiny
The collection Fierce Foil is a leader in its class, with a finish hyper metal of high contrast that creates a different appearance to any similar product you've ever tried until now. From the eyes to the nails passing through the lips. You have the entire collection.
The collection Fierce Foil of Milani cosmetics includes:
Fierce Foil eye shadow bright
These shadows have ceased to be a shadow, to be a gloss. The innovative technology in the use of highlights immediately creates a beautiful metallic finish multi-dimensional. It is available in four quartets of shadows with names of the principal cities of Italy. Milan (pinks and taupes), Rome (Lavenders and purples), Florence (copper and gold), Venice (white and ice blue cold).
Fierce Foil Eyeliner
Each liner is hand-made with a black base that allows the brightness rico sizzle through him. This wonderful versatile can be used as an eye shadow, dazzling or as eyeliner to revolutionize the classic cat's eye. Available in four tone-rich and bright as jewels.
Fierce Foil Lacquer and nail
This luxurious any nail Polish is infused with gold sparkle to bring you a brightness that comes from within. Available in ochotonos chic with the name of Italian cities with charm.
Trend in A Subtle and soft matte
The collection is Matte it has a new concept of makeup matte. Each one of the products that cover this trend as booming is perfectly creamy and great coverage. It is easy to apply, long lasting and is tested for your selfies on Instagram are of 10.
Eyes, Lips and cheeks. The collection Matte includes:
Supreme Kohl Kajal Eyeliner Inspired by Cleopatra, this versatile eyeliner precision waterproof rate remains fixed throughout the day and is self-tapering. This unique formula can be used for a lining with no defects, to the water line and to add definition to the upper eyelid or the lower. Available in one colour hyper black star.
Matte Rose Powder Blush
Beautiful to the naked eye, more beautiful still applied on the cheeks. This powder blush matte finished smooth both to define blush as a contour. What brand of application? Never, can Easy to use? Always. Available in a wide range of colors, ultra flattering.
Lipstick, moisturizing, Matte Color Statement – Adding hydration to the matte color thanks to the grape seed extract imported from Italy. This lipstick is long-lasting, lightweight and anything compromising, it is also very comfortable to use and test marks. Available in delicious shades of luxury from the pale pink to be innocent until the burning matte red.
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Prime perfection: A wonderful first in the white liquid-gel medium-weight and very moisturizing. Its formula reduces redness and the appearance of pores. It dries very fast and leaves a feeling completely free of grease that lasts all day intact.
Conceal + perfect 2-in-2 Foundation + Concealer Is a wonderful liquid base. A special applicator everything becomes much more easy and in addition does not leak. THE coverage is great and you only need to apply it on the Prime Perfection with a sponge mix. As you already have the spell-checker built-in you're going to get to cover imperfections and unify the tone of your skin easily and with great results. In addition, you don't need more products to achieve the same (or better)outcome in a lighter and more comfortable and that lasts all day perfect. Without doubt it is one of the great successes of the brand.
Everyday Eyeshadow Collection don't be fooled by its name, this palette is not only for the plans of the day. You can create fantastic looks for night and even for special occasions. What would you expect!
The eye shadows of this wonderful brand is always going to offer a few vibrant colors full of colour and high pigmentation, and of course this palette is not an exception. In the back of this multipaleta give you some suggestions of how to use the combination of their colors, but, of course, is that you experiment with them each day to create results super custom. With three matt finish colours – milk chocolate, a brown deeper and a black – And three bright – beige, gold, pink and apricot-. Shadows bright have the mark of the house, with a few resplendent colors. Yes, here without glitter.
As you can see this wonderful brand takes the best trends from the runway straight to your bag. Matt, gloss metallic, it does not matter, Milani has what you're looking for. And already out of the walkways there are makeup everyday perfect for any time of the day. Try them all in Maquilleo!
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Cops in Camden have argued that Camden County is only pursuing a county takeover of the police force in order to break the unions, as my colleague Darran Simon noted out today. To that end, at a press conference today where Gov. Christie announced a major shake-up of his senior staff (his chief of staff and chief counsel are being replaced), I asked why he thought there'd be cost savings by going to the county force model.
Christie said his staff is helping with the takeover. He is confident it will happen because all the significant South Jersey political players are behind it. And to make up for shortfalls in policing due to layoffs, state police will remain in the city until the county creates its force. Here's the exchange:
My Question: How do you know that it will save money? That's a question that's out there. The Timoney report didn't indicate it definitely would. Is it because [police] salaries are definitely going to be lowered? Is it because they're going to pay more toward their benefits? Is that what it comes down to, changing the contracts?
Christie's Answer: Yes. Listen, because, the mayor in Camden has been seeking changes in the police contracts for as long as I've been here, and the police unions have refused to do so. And so as a result if we need to move to another model that accomplishes at least equal or better policing at a lower cost, I think that's what they're taxpayers expect us to do. I think the mayor was willing to do that within the framework of the current police department, (but) they have shown their willingness to have half of their members laid off rather than compromise.
Listen, that's a spot where there is no boulevard (of compromise) to drive on, Matt, and when there is no boulevard to drive on because the folks insist on getting everything they want, which is what the police unions in Camden insisted on, then you have to find a detour. And that's what we've done.


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It's been a while since we had some muesli so let's get back in the mix…
* I attended the Montreal Canadiens-Ottawa Senators hockey game last night at the Bell Centre and amongst the 21,000+ in attendance was none other than Monsieur Georges St.Pierre. Someone interviewed him during the second period and, boy, do the Montreal faithful love GSP. The moment he was shown on the big screen everyone began cheering and when he talked about bringing the title back to Montreal he received an even bigger applause. I'll say it again: MMA fans have never heard anything like the ovation GSP will receive before the Serra fight. Montreal fans are famous for their extra-long standing O's and I expect nothing else come 4/19. One would think that Jarry Park would be representing at UFC 83 but someone had the audacity to schedule the event on the first night of a fairly important Jewish holiday so, alas, I will have to watch from home. When I found out about the scheduling snafu I fell into a deep depression and seeing GSP at the Bell Centre last night conjured up some sad emotions but, regardless, April 19th can't come soon enough. I will be shocked if Serra makes it past the first round.
* Tomorrow kicks off a pretty amazing week in the world of mixed martial arts. First, there's WEC on Versus and while this card isn't as stacked as some of the more recent WEC cards these telecasts never seem to disappoint. Of all the WEC champions, Doug Marshall strikes me as the most inexperienced of the bunch but, luckily for him, he's facing a fighter in Brian Stann who only has four fights under his belt. However, the televised fight I am most looking forward to is Ed Ratcliff vs. Marcus Hicks as the winner will probably earn a shot at Lightweight champ Jamie Varner. Finally, it will be interesting to see how all the "will Paulo Filho fight or not" drama will affect Chael Sonnen in his bout against the undefeated Bryan Barker. If Sonnen loses this bout does he also lose his shot at Filho's title? That would seem like a huge injustice but it would be strange to have him fight for the title after a loss.
* Following the WEC event, it's Shamrock vs. Le on Saturday night and I'm very much looking forward to this one. I also agree with Sam Caplan in thinking that Cung Le has a much better chance than others have been giving him against Frank. Throw in
Jake Shields, Gilbert Melendez, Nick Diaz and an always hot San Jose card and this should be just as good as Shamrock-Baroni last June. Update: I am considerably less excited for this card. No Jake Shields? What a bummer.
* Then next Wednesday marks another edition of Ultimate Fight Night headlined by Kenny Florian and Joe Lauzon. Die hard MMA fans have been waiting for this three-hour telecast for what seems like forever and I'm guessing it will deliver. UFN 13 will be followed by the season premiere of The Ultimate Fighter 7 with coaches Forrest Griffin and Quinton Jackson. 32 fighters and a couple of quote-machines and I'm thinking that this will be another solid season. We did hear about some "major changes" to the format of the show and I am hoping for a few more surprises than simply doubling the cast.
* Oh yeah, I hear there is some sort of wrestling event going down in Orlando this weekend too. Actually, there are several wrestling events in Orlando. TNA will be shooting it's first-ever live telecast and Ring of Honor will also be putting on a couple of shows. Is it me or does TNA's first live show feel like it's lacking a little excitement? I have always been a huge supporter of live wrestling but I feel like we are going to get the same old product on Thursday. Sorry, an "interactive vote" to determine Awesome Kong's opponent just doesn't do it for me. Here's hoping I'm wrong.
* As I mentioned earlier, I'm back home in Montreal for the next few days and, surprisingly enough, fighting is on everyone's mind here. That's because Jonathan Roy, the son of former Habs goalie Patrick, was involved in a pretty brutal hockey fight over the weekend. So brutal that the local authorities have gotten involved! As far as hockey fights go this one is pretty intense but I have to admit hat even I – lover of all things combat – get a weird feeling watching it. When a guy moves into the fetal/turtle position and you continue to land an extra 20 punches to the back of his head I think you deserve to have the police come looking for you. I mean, who does Roy think he is – Babalu?


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A health remedy that is now relatively unknown was actually the universal medicine a century ago. The universal medicine was known as iodine, and was known to cure ailments that no other medicine could touch. A well-known benefit of iodine is that it prevents goiter and cretinism. Goiter leads to an enlarged thyroid gland, and cretinism is physical and mental retardation. The importance of the thyroid gland should not be underestimated – it is responsible for the production of hormones for our bodies. The recommended dosage of 150 ug/day of iodine is only enough to ward of cretinism, but woefully inadequate to counteract the damaging effects of chlorine, fluorine, and bromine; all of which compete with iodine in the body. These elements are known as halides on the periodic table of the elements. Chlorine and fluorine are in abundance in most municipal water systems, and bromide is found in commercial breadstuffs. Decades ago, iodine in bread was replaced by toxic bromines. Note that when the elements iodine, chlorine, fluorine, and bromine are combined with another element (and they usually are), their names change to iodide, chloride, fluoride, and bromide. Although the body does need iodide and some chloride (for good digestion), fluoride and bromide compounds are simply toxic. Given enough fluoride, a person can get fluorosis and brittle bones, the latter leading to hip fractures. As it also depletes iodine in the body, it can lead to mental and physical retardation as well. There is absolutely no evidence that fluoride compounds are good for us, despite the parroted nonsense from uninformed dentists. These dentists simply have no case studies to cite for this ridiculous assertion, to their shame.
The antiseptic properties of iodine are used in hospitals in surgery, and can also eliminate unnatural growths such as fungus. Over a period of time, it has been reported that even diabetes can be overcome using iodine internally in the form of Lugol's iodine, a water soluble solution not to be confused with drugstore iodine, the latter containing toxic isopropyl alcohol.
My health has improved since taking iodine in the form of Lugol's solution, which is a combination of elemental iodine and potassium iodide in a distilled water base. I recommend anywhere between 6 mg/day (= 6000 ug/day) and 100 mg/day. For beginners, use the lower figure to start. If itching occurs, you have fungus and must proceed using smaller amounts initially. Iodine is thus an excellent way to diagnose the presence of skin fungus. Iodine also eliminates certain moles and other skin irregularities when applied topically. See more information on outoftheboxremedies.com.


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At 1:18 this morning, Riley Grace Maroon officially turned 1 week old! This past week has been both the most incredible and most difficult week of my life. It has been incredible because I gave birth to the most beautiful baby girl on the planet, motherhood is a powerfully amazing thing, and because I have fallen so deeply in love with my husband in watching him be a father. It has also been difficult because we were in the hospital until Thursday night, then after being home for about 17 hours we were re-admitted to the hospital where we stayed until Saturday night due to Riley's high jaundice levels.
Let me back up and start from the beginning. Since this is going to be a long blog, I will break it into 3 parts: Our Birth Story, Back to the Hospital, and Parenthood. Feel free to skip ahead to whatever category you like.
Our Birth Story:
As you know, I was scheduled to be induced on Sunday, November 6 at 8pm. When we got to the hospital I started having contractions so the doctors wanted to wait a couple of hours to see if I would go into labor naturally. During that time Jordan and I walked around the 5th floor of UNC Women's Hospital sipping on cranberry juice and excitedly talking about the arrival of our baby girl. It was such a special time for the two of us and we were both emotional and excited for what was soon to happen. After a couple of hours, I had not progressed so they decided to insert a Foley Catheter, used in hopes to cause dilation. It is an overnight process, so they gave me an Ambien and Jordan and I slept for about 5 hours to prepare for a long day of labor on Monday.
On Monday morning, I had progressed to about 3.5 cm, which was exactly what the doctors had hoped for. Unfortunately, I still had not gone into labor on my own so at 9am they started the Pitocin. The good news about Pitocin: it definitely worked for me, I started having contractions almost immediately, starting active labor and bringing us that much closer to meeting our daughter! The bad news: contractions on Pitocin are a lot stronger than in spontaneous labor. After about an hour into the Pitocin, the doctor said I was having the type of contractions that most women in labor don't experience until the very end (the most painful ones). They were severely intense, and coming at about a minute and a half apart. Not much time to rest in between! Both Jordan and Hannah (our doula, but also a good friend) were wonderful at giving me massages and applying back and hip pressure to help me get through the contractions. I wanted to wait as long as I could before getting the epidural, since it can sometimes slow down labor and restricts movement so I persevered through contractions until about 3:00 when I couldn't take it anymore. Getting the epidural was pretty uncomfortable, especially since I had to sit still in a "C" position for 10 minutes while having the strongest contractions yet at 30 seconds apart. But let me tell you, once that epidural set in… ahh, RELIEF! It was incredible. I'm pretty sure I told Jordan and Hannah about 20 times that I could be a walking ad for epidurals and just wanted to tell the world how wonderful they are.
For the next 8 hours on the epidural, I couldn't feel a thing. It was fun to look at the monitor and see that I was having really close contractions and not feeling them. Those 8 hours were actually pretty fun! I talked and laughed a lot with Jordan and Hannah, watched TV, read magazines, and took a nap. The only hard part was the anticipation in waiting and not having any clue when baby was actually going to come. At around 8 or 8:30pm I had not dilated much, so we had a decision to make: the doctors could break my water to try to get things moving, or we could stop everything, sleep through the night, and try again the next day. This was a bit of a tough decision for us to make. If we had them break my water there was a chance that things would still not progress enough, which would be dangerous and could potentially lead to a C-section. But having to go through everything all over again the next day was almost impossible to think about. Based on my contractions and other body responses it seemed like things were going somewhere and just needed a little help, so we decided to have my water broken. And that's what really did it!
Once that happened, I dilated to 9.5 cm in just 3 hours and by almost 1am I was ready to push. The doctor told me that I would get a sudden strong urge to push when it was "go time" and they were going to wait on me to let them know when that happened. The funny thing is my epidural was apparently so strong that I never felt that urge and when the doctor finally did a check, baby girl was already half way down the birth canal! So it was a really quick, chaotic process of the doctor calling everyone into the room that needed to be there and get everything ready immediately for the delivery. One thing that surprised me was that I started shaking uncontrollably and vomiting right before delivery. I didn't know that was normal. Since baby was already so far down, I only pushed for 20 minutes and then there she was! Let me tell you, I have a whole new respect and admiration for women who push for hours. I seriously have no clue how they do it. Even with my strong epidural… YIKES! That hurt ßunderstatement of the year. And to every woman I know who had no epidural or pain meds in childbirth, I salute you!
At 1:18am Riley Grace Maroon was born! She was beautiful from the start. Seriously. Even right out of the womb, we could not get over just how beautiful she is! We fell in love with her immediately. We ooohed and ahhhed over her and were just mesmerized. I just kept saying, "How in the world did we do this?" And then I wanted a huge cheeseburger or something (starving!). I also remember saying, "I feel great! I thought I would be in a lot of pain after that but I'm not!" Yea… that's because the epidural was still going. That eventually wore off…yikes.
Back to the Hospital
Having Riley in our lives made last week, in many ways, the best week of my life. I didn't realize how quickly it would also turn into the hardest week. About a day and a half in, one of the nurses mentioned that Riley looked a little jaundiced. I had heard of that before, knew that it made babies look a little orange, but didn't know anything else about it. They checked her Bilirubin level and were concerned with how high it was. We ended up having to stay at the hospital a little bit longer to put her under a blue light to try and make it go down. Although I knew it was good for her, it was killing me to sit and watch my basically naked, flailing daughter crying under a light and not being able to hold and comfort her. We didn't get discharged from the hospital until Thursday evening, bringing us home after 7pm. The next morning we had a doctor's appointment for Riley to check her levels again. When we got home around lunch, we received a disturbing voicemail from the doctor's office saying, "You need to bring your daughter to the Pediatric Emergency Department Immediately." Talk about the scariest voicemail you can get as a new mom!
I was sobbing and we were both scared and nervous. Her Bilirubin levels had gotten even higher and she was losing too much weight. Thankfully we were able to talk to a friend who is a pediatrician and he was able to explain things to us in a way that was reassuring that Riley would be ok. In retrospect, the doctors could have been a little more reassuring in the voicemail they left. It made things sound worse than they actually were.
Anyway, we spent another night in the hospital, physically and emotionally wiped out. It was SO hard to watch our little newborn hooked up to IVs (they gave her 5 hours of fluids through IVs) and to machines, sitting under another blue light, and getting her blood taken constantly to check her levels. I cried so much. Many people were telling me that jaundice was pretty normal and everything would be ok, but it didn't feel normal to watch this. It felt like torture. I knew these things had to be done and that they were good for her, but I just couldn't handle it.
Praise God, Riley's levels dropped, and we were sent home on Saturday night! We were able to take a "Bili Blanket" home with us, which is basically the type of lights they had to put her under in a portable version that just goes on her back and can sit under blankets so we can still hold and feed her while she is on it.
Over the past 2 days we have thankfully watched our daughter start to look pinker, feed better, and poop more (which is good in helping jaundice go away!) At her Monday morning doctor's appointment we learned that she had regained her birth weight, actually weighing 1 ounce more ! Today we got the phone call that everything now looks great, and we can take her off the Bili Blanket! We are SO very happy to be home with her, and I am thankful to take every opportunity to hold the heck out of her and love on her like crazy.
I knew that I would love being a mother. I've always wanted to be a mom and I LOVE babies! But I had no idea just how much I would love it! Of course there are moments of, "Ahh, I have no idea what I'm doing!" but they are crowded out by all of the "wow, I cannot believe how beautiful she is and how amazing this is" moments. I thought maybe I would just make a little list of some of those favorite moments :):
- When I watch Jordan with Riley. I seriously think this may be my favorite thing in the world. He is such an incredible father! I've been surprised by just how much he and Riley have bonded so quickly. He is the person who is the best at soothing her and she seems to respond to his voice. He can almost always calm her down (unless she's hungry). I love watching him hold her; I swear the two of them just make googley eyes at each other! Jordan is such an involved father. He gets up for every feeding during the night. We play soft music as I feed her, and sometimes he will read to Riley or pray for her… and he changes way more diapers than I do! Gosh, I just love watching him be a dad! There is nothing more attractive in the world…
- When she is sleeping. Especially when she makes sweet little cooing sounds. She is just so adorable!
- When she is awake and alert. She will just stare up at us with her big blue eyes and make the cutest faces! I just love her little lips. And her gorgeous hair. And little hands… and feet. Ok so basically I'm just obsessed with her. She is a really good baby (so far)! She is so chill and peaceful all the time. I think she was so traumatized at the hospital with all she had to go through that she got her screaming and crying out there and now just loves her life at home. At least that's what I tell myself 🙂
- When I feed her. I'll be honest, it was tough at first. But now I'm getting to the point where I actually enjoy her feeding times. I love feeling like I am providing and caring for a huge need of hers and it feels like quality mom and daughter time, or family time when Jordan is around.
- Watching our families with her. Every single person in both our families just adores her and I love watching them hold her and love on her!
- Dressing her up. Just look at our pictures of her. Little girls are so fun! There are so many cute clothes and accessories… we take about a million pictures per day.
- Showing her off. I mean, I know I'm biased but Riley is one beautiful little girl and I love introducing her to people or posting pictures. At least once a day Jordan and I will say to each other, "How in the world did that come from us?!" It baffles us, but I am a proud mamma 🙂
Thanks for taking the time to read my super long blog! They won't be this long from now on, but I look forward to continuing to keep you updated on my journey through motherhood, thanks for joining me on the trip :).


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The first time I ever took Ecstasy. MDMA. 3,4-Methylenedioxymethamphetamine. JJ Whispers, Orlando, Florida. Some time in early 1994. Can you imagine? Do you remember the feeling? The wonder?
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Social protection against child labour in Myanmar
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The world day against child labour was commemorated for the first time in Myanmar on June 12th through events in Yangon, Nay Pyi Taw and Mandalay. The government of Myanmar, workers and employers representatives affirmed their commitment to the elimination of child labour and recognized the key role that social protection has to play in addressing the causes of child labour. The ILO supported a number of events and engaged with key Myanmar personalities to launch the red card campaign against child labour.
This event was particularly relevant to the Myanmar context where a national social protection strategy is being elaborated with the support of the ILO through a social protection assessment-based national dialogue (ABND) which will provide recommendations for the progressive creation of a national social protection floor.
Child labour and social protection workshop and Wold Day celebrations
"The best way to get rid of child labour is to make it unnecessary for the security of families. That is to say we have to provide families with the economic, social and political security that would make it unnecessary for them to use their children to secure their future. If we want to secure the future of our globe, we have to secure the future of our children and let us start by doing that to putting an end to child labour," said Aung San Suu Kyi. Video of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and her message on World Day Against Child Labour.
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Blind Beginnings - 6 Tips For Choosing a Window Dressing That Suits Your Style
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There are a surprising number of options when it comes to window dressings.
Whether you're looking for drapes, shades, blackout curtains or blinds in Sydney there are some things that you should consider before making your decision.
Below is some expert advice on the different types of window treatments on offer and how to choose a window dressing that best suits your style.
Semi-sheer window treatments are a great choice for main rooms that require little privacy. By using semi-transparent, sheer fabrics you can provide your interior with a small amount of privacy without sacrificing on natural light. Allowing natural light into a room through your windows is a great way of keeping the room feeling fresh and open.
Semi-sheer window treatments are perfect for high-traffic areas of the home such as the lounge, kitchen or dining room. When considering this style your choice of fabric is very important. Thicker fabrics will allow less light to pass through them and into your room whereas ultra sheer materials will provide less privacy.
Cellular Shades
There are areas within your home, such as downstairs bathrooms, that may require altogether more privacy. Cellular shades may be a good choice for these types of rooms as they stop the view into your home whilst still allowing natural light to enter it. Cellular shades are often referred to as a window treatment or top-down/bottom-up shade. This is due to the way in which the treatment covers your window. Some cellular shades are created with a honeycomb design which helps to avoid heat from escaping from the room.
Draperies are excellent for providing privacy and allowing the light to enter the room, even whilst being closed. Draperies come in a variety of different designs making it simple to find a style that suits your existing interior scheme. They can also be created in a range of different materials allowing you to control the amount of natural light that can enter the space. For a modern, contemporary look choose floor to ceiling draperies in a neutral colour that complements the room's colour scheme.
Roller Shades
Roller shades are a simple and effective way of providing your family with privacy without compromising on design. Roller shades are usually easy to install and depending on the type of material you choose, can allow natural light to enter the room when closed. Roller shades are usually opened and closed with a cord that runs alongside the roller itself. However, some styles can be controlled using a remote control which can be extremely handy if your window is in a hard to reach place.
Blackout Curtains
Blackout Curtains do exactly what they claim to do which is block out natural light.
This window treatment is excellent for areas of the home such as the bedroom where you want to have more control over the light at any point during the day. Blackout curtains are also a great choice for children's bedrooms as it could make falling to sleep that little bit easier.
It is actually the lining which is attached to the fabric which blocks out natural light.
This lining can be sewn to the back of an array of fabrics and is made from a very dense material that light cannot penetrate.
Shutters are a good option if you would like to completely block out all outside influence at certain points of the day. This can be a great idea for areas such as guest bedrooms, as it may allow guests to feel total privacy and sleep in long after the sun comes up. If painted in a similar colour to your interior walls, your shutters they can blend in seamlessly with the wall when open or closed. Alternatively, you may decide to make a feature of window shutters by painting them in a contrasting colour.
Hopefully, the above information will make it easier for you to find the best window treatment that you feel works best for your interior environment. The main two factors to consider when choosing window treatments for your home are privacy and light. Once you have decided which is more important you can then begin to consider smaller design features such as material choice and colour.


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New titles and re-stock titles this week
Here are the new titles this week:
Power Systems, Noam Chomsky, $15,
On Anarchism, Noam Chomsky, (Penguin Edition), $10,
Walking with the Comrades, Arundhati Roy, $18.
Re stock:
Demanding the Impossible, Peter Marshall, $38; (The best comprehensive account of the principles, theory and history of anarchism);
Anthroposcene or Capitalocene: Nature, history, and the crisis of capitalism, (ed) Jason Moore, $29.
Cheers, Jura.
PS, we had a great 40th anniversary celebration last Saturday at the 'Creative Rebellion' festival of events: art, music, poetry and a popular zine worshop.


text: mathogre 4 Posted February 5, 2019 Hi! I'm going after my second geocache. My first was easy, and it was done with my iPhone. Today I went out with both my iPhone and my new Garmin eTrex 30x. (I last used GPS during Selective Availability. I knew what I was getting into when getting a new GPSr.) The cache is identified with Difficulty 2. Once close, my position and thus the direction to the cache with both devices was sufficiently random as to wonder if clowns had taken over both my so-called smart phone and my GPSr. Well, my GPSr has an ability to lay down a waypoint and average its location, albeit with accuracy if I wait 90 minutes with multiple readings. I didn't have that amount of time today. Still, I thought it would be a way to identify "my" location and navigate to the cache location accurately. This assumes of course that the cache location is accurate. Do people do that? I would imagine there are some geocaches that are sufficiently challenging that it's worth the time and effort to get close to a cache, survey a known position, and do dead reckoning from there to the cache. Fwiw, this cache is small with lots of interesting nearby locations to hide it. It is also located in a bit of a valley, inviting the virtual navigational clowns to the party. I've since returned to the web page for the cache to get some additional information, and I now think I know where to look. I'll return tomorrow, a bit humbled. Quote Share this post Link to post


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One's point of view is oftentimes best learned by listening to a person talk about important matters. Yes, it is very popular to diligently stay away from talking about important or "controversial" matters like religion, politics or truth, but that which is popular is oftentimes wrong! So, this page contains commentary on popular events, matters or points of view as well as some other stuff.
Misunderstood or Controversial Topics.
Are You Truly a Tolerant Person?
The Great Blindness: Relativism
Islam, Muhammad, 'Terrorists' & Violence
The Broken American Medical System
Capital Punishment or the Death Penalty
The U.S. Political System: Getting Worse Each Year
National Immigration: Finding Common Ground
Capitalism Versus Socialism: Which is Better?
PR: Outschool Practices Discrimination Hypocrisy May 2020
PR: The Death of Billy Graham the Christian Evangelist: A Different Perspective Feb. 2018
PR: NFL: Protesting Racial Injustice During the National Anthem Dec. 2017
PR: Amazon.com has discriminatory policies and practices Dec. 16th, 2016
PR: Understanding the Political Fear and Condemnation in the U.S. Nov. 21, 2016
PR: The Affordable Care Act (ACA) and President Trump Nov. 11th, 2016
PR: The Horror of Child Suicide in the U.S. Nov. 10th, 2016
PR: U.S. 2016 Presidential Election: Who Do I Choose? Nov. 1st, 2016
PR: Black Lives Matter versus All Lives Matter Sept. 19th, 2016
PR: Are Religion and the Political Troubles of the U.S. Related? Sept. 7th, 2016
PR: Islam and America: What is the Safe Path Forward? Sept. 8th, 2016
Response to: Atheist's 10 Non-Commandments, Source: Huffington Post
Response to: Frank Bruni's Espousing Popular Views on Homosexuality , Source: The Columbus Dispatch


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Tuesday, January 18, 2011
New Year New Groove Series: New Outlook
Hey everyone, Annette here. Let's dig into another Net's Notations Tuesday with a focus on what we're focusing on.
Don'tcha love how a new year brings with it a built-in hope? At the beginning of the year, we set new goals and even have some success sticking with our resolutions. Right? (Just a little accountability there. *grin*)
All these changes for the better make for a new outlook. From this new vantage point, you could dare to dream that this is your year! That the things you've been waiting to see happen will begin to happen. It's a faith boost, isn't it?
I've got some projects simmering, and I'm trying to apply this new outlook philosophy to them. Great atmosphere for hope and expectation. Of course, that doesn't take me off the hook from learning all I can. Taking advantage of the resources I already have.
Are you focusing on the tough stuff of last year? Well, with the rollover of calendar comes built-in permission to focus on the blessings ahead. God rewards us as we serve Him.
Are you focused on the latest bad news? That doesn't motivate me, how about you? *wink*
So, what are you focused on? Clear the path, blow the clouds of doubt and rejection away, and see what God wants you to see this year.
Here's a little advice this year as we dive in together:
Dream big!
Pray often!
Learn always!
Trust God!
Let's let our new outlook influence our energy levels and our tenacity this new year. Ready. Set. Write!
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Unfortunately, these utilities are facing increasing challenges in operating, maintaining and renewing their wet infrastructure because the water industry is capital and energy intensive. [By "wet infrastructure" we mean the pipes, treatment plants, storage facilities and other critical components that deliver safe drinking water to our taps and remove and treat wastewater from our homes and other buildings].
The emergence of cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and deep learning, predictive and prescriptive analytics, and smart meters and sensors are all bringing about a new paradigm in managing, operating, and sustaining wet infrastructure systems. These capabilities can leverage past technology investments and allow them to interact optimally through a digital twin of the physical wet infrastructure system.
The design, construction, operation, and maintenance of wet infrastructure systems rely on an array of data sources and numerous physics-based and data-driven models. Design engineers set the concept and develop the design based on established models and standards. Construction engineers use and document the data and generate details, quantities and as-built drawings, and develop construction sequence and methods. Operations and maintenance staff collect new data on production, consumption and energy usage as well as maintenance, inspections, and repairs. In addition, environmental scientists and planners combine data and models to predict and plan for future events and assess the impact of proposed schemes.


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Aug 16, 2012 8:27 PM GMT
This is behaviour we all may have acted out when we were younger, but it seems like women get away with it far longer than men.
Straight women have the vag.
Straight men want the vag.
The women can play games and make the men hand over their balls by dangling the vag in front of the men.
The men have no willpower, so the women get the flattery and special treatment.
The men get the vag.
Gay guy meets straight woman who hasn't dealt with gay men before:
She tries the games, the fishing for compliments, the pouting, the guilt tripping... all failing. Gay guy can't be plied with vag.
Then the threat of withholding. Gay guy doesn't care about vag tho.
Then the punishment/silent treatment/rudeness for not giving special treatment. Gay guy shrugs.
Maybe us gay guys should act as superheroes for the straight guys. We can stand up to these types of women because we're impervious to their bullets. We could save them some drama and gain them some pride.


text: The Threadless book is fun, and now you can get it for 'free' by spending $20 or more in a single order using the coupon code FREEBOOK. I have no clue how long that coupon code will be live for, and if you're wondering what the book is, check out my review from a couple of years ago.[Via: Jake Nickell's Tumblr]


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In the article Freedland points out that Ken has been undemocracitically treated three times now by the forces of darkness. First there was the abolition of the GLC, then there was his expulsion fron the Labour party and now there's his removal (stayed for the time being) from office. Freedland is quite sympathetic to Ken's "plight" whilst pointing out that it these little scrapes make Ken strong and win him support as this latest episode will do.
Now it's hard to defend such an opportunist as Ken Livingstone but Freedland then starts to attack Ken on an issue that doesn't quite stand up. See this:
In his long statement this week, Ken was right about something else, too. He made the coherent case that the accusation of anti-semitism is bandied around too freely, hurled especially at those who are critical of Israel. He quoted one Jewish analyst who has said that the equation of criticism of Israeli policy with anti-semitism "drains the word anti-semitism of any useful meaning."Now it's true his encounter with Finegold had nothing to do with Israel. But what followed that encounter surely did. The Board of Deputies were in there immediately mobilising mayors as far away as the USA about this. The Israeli ambassador jumped aboard. The BBC even had a chap on Radio 4 comparing Ken unfavourably to Goebells thus:
All of that is true, but it doesn't quite exonerate the mayor. For the encounter with Oliver Finegold of the Standard had nothing to with Israel: the word was not even mentioned. The Board of Deputies of British Jews has insisted from the beginning that its objection was simply to Livingstone's treatment of a Jewish reporter. Ken says he has "never believed a word of it"; as far he is concerned, the whole episode is merely an excuse for attacking a high-profile critic of Israel.
On this the mayor is badly - even dangerously - wrong. For one thing, plenty of people in the Jewish community who are neither great admirers of Israel nor friends of the Board of Deputies saw the hurtfulness of the mayor's remarks to Finegold. What I hear mentioned most is the mayor's failure to apologise or change tack, even once Finegold had told him he was Jewish and found it offensive to be compared to a German war criminal. Plenty of Jews cannot believe that if the mayor were confronted by, say, a black or Muslim or gay reporter who said they were similarly hurt, he would not have made amends immediately. This is a man who prides himself on his sensitivity to London's minorities - and yet, on that night outside City Hall, he trampled on a very raw Jewish nerve, for which he has never straightforwardly apologised. To repeat: one does not have to be pro-Israel or a creature of the Board of Deputies to be troubled by this.
The story I always remember is that under pressure from the Americans and others, Hitler had to remove posters saying "Jews Not Wanted" and Goebbels issued a decree that people should not make any anti-Semitic remarks in pubs and otherwise to foreign people.But it was the Jewish Chronicle that really blew the gaff on what this Ken-hunt was all about:
"If the German propaganda minister Josef Goebbels could apologise by saying 'we don't want you to make those remarks', who is this man that he can make those remarks. Why can't he apologise?
Ken Livingstone has clashed with the Jewish community [read Zionist movement] many times since the 1980s, when he was the leader of the Greater London Council.Now go back and see what Freedland had to say about where he agreed with Ken:
In 1981, as co-editor of the Labour Herald newspaper, he ran a cartoon entitled "The Final Solution", depicting the then Israeli Premier, Menachem Begin, as a Nazi [as did Albert Einstein and Hannah Arrendt in 1948]. He is seen in SS uniform, giving the Nazi salute and standing on a pile of dead bodies, saying "Shalom? Who needs shalom with Reagan behind you?".
During a 1984 interview with Israeli newspaper Davar Hashavuah, he claimed the Board of Deputies had come under the control of "reactionaries and neo-Fascists." [in a word: Zionists]
In October 2002, he denounced Ariel Sharon as "a very unstable leader with a record of war crimes and mass murder."[ not a miilion miles from findings by the Israeli Supreme Court]
Last year he welcomed to London Muslim cleric Sheikh Yusuf al-Qaradawi, who has endorsed Palestinian suicide bombings and is accused [in common with Orthodox Judaism] of backing the killing of gays and the beating of women. When a cross-communal [which communities?] coalition, including the Board of Deputies, asked to meet him to discuss their concerns he refused. He argued their claims were lies peddled by a "Zionist front organisation." [MEMRI: a Zionist front organisation]
At a GLA meeting last month, he was amused at the prospect of a stormy meeting with the Board of Deputies over his condemnation of Israel, joking: "They should have sold tickets for that one."
Ken was right about something else, too. He made the coherent case that the accusation of anti-semitism is bandied around too freely, hurled especially at those who are critical of Israel.This is perfectly true and in this instance it has made it, at best, difficult to know whether the various players who jumped on Ken's case were sincerely concerned about the Jewish people or were just finding an excuse to nail a critic of Israel. Regarding offence to Jews or holocaust survivors, the supreme irony here is that Ken Livingstone did express regret over that. I'm sure that for most Jews, and I have asked most the Jews I know, were satisfied with that.
Hold on, there is still another irony here. Not only are most Jews unperturbed by what Ken said and subsequently didn't say, but even leading zionists have now criticised the Board of Deputies over its heavy handed treatment of this affair.


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Monday, August 31, 2009
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double amazingness: my favorite store in san francisco
everything about this store screams brilliance and the next time i return to san francisco i'm definitely going directly to citizen chain without fail. check their blog HERE
recommended viewing: "glass: a portrait of philip in twelve parts"
watching this fascinating documentary on pianist philip glass directed by adelaide-hero scott hicks make me sad that i didn't invest in one those amazing chuck close-designed artist series t-shirts for gap last season depicting glass himself (see my friend max padilla had the good sense to do so).
Thursday, August 27, 2009
R.I.P dominick dunne
a special shout out of praise to the wonderful writer who headed up to heaven yesterday. on behalf of myself and my friend denajua (together we relished every diary insert from dunne's vanity fair days), here's lookin' at you DD (pictured here with helmut newton in monte carlo during the mid-80s).
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"picasso and jacqueline" by david douglas duncan
Thursday, August 13, 2009
barkley l. hendricks
thanks to the lovely jennifer krasinski i discovered this truly great american artist's work this week and not surprisingly, this 64 year old is one of the leading pioneers of black portraiture. his life-sized oil paintings are the stuff that magic is made of. brilliant and inspiring.
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Ecoartspace in NYC
Interdisciplinary environmental arts organization Ecoartspace has opened a physical space in Soho. Current featured exhibit is "habitat", an artist studio shed built of reclaimed materials. The space will also host discussions, screenings, panels, readings and performances centering around art that concerns itself with environmental issues.
Ecoartspace assembles some great projects–their show Environmental Performance Actions at Exit Art last year was a terrific and expansive look at a host of environmental issues seen through artistic lenses.
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by Mitchell W
The 20th Century Fox World project in Genting Highland is being ABANDONED!!!
We've been waiting for years and now this?!
Now Walt Disney Co and Twenty-First Century Fox Inc are being sued for over USD$1 Billion by Genting Malaysia Bhd for abandoning the project -- which btw, is killing all of us who were waiting anxiously for the grand opening -.-
What I heard was that Disney didn't want it to be in Genting Highlands cause it'll put the project right next to a casino -- which doesn't suit Disney's preference of being family-friendly...
Who knows if this is the truth or not but we're all now just feeling super-dismayed by this news...
Fox had issued Genting a contract-termination default notice in a manner that is "entirely consistent with Disney wanting to kill the deal"... -- and this is AFTER Genting has already invested over USD$750 million-plus into the project!
"Given that FEG had no right to terminate the Agreement, Fox and Disney are liable for what will exceed a billion dollars in damages attributable to the bad-faith behaviour of both Fox and Disney," the complaint said.
Guess we aren't gonna get our dreams of living the sweet Disney life after all... sad really...
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This summer sees original supermodel Twiggy unveil an exclusive range of glasses and sunglasses, hot on the heels of her sell-out debut range at Specsavers.
Style icon
As she celebrates fifty years in the fashion industry, the evergreen style icon has created the second instalment of the Twiggy for Aurora collection, designed for chic and sophisticated women, just like her. Eight elegant glasses are complemented for the first time by four pairs of glamourous prescription sunglasses. All feature the signature Twiggy for Aurora gemstone detailing and allow wearers to have fun with fashion and express their own personal sense of style.
Eyewear range
Speaking about the range, which she also models, Twiggy says: 'After launching my first eyewear range with Specsavers last year, I was incredibly excited to continue developing new styles and add to the collection. The creative process is so much fun, and being a glasses wearer myself, I have a really clear idea of what I think will work well. 'Summer is one of my favourite times of the year so I was really keen to include sunglasses in the collection. This range will allow women to experiment with their day-to-day look by adding a splash of colour and lots of extra glamour.'
Top picks
When it comes to picking her favourites, Twiggy says she's spoilt for choice:
Twiggy for Aurora Sun 05
'These shades are so Audrey Hepburn! They're big, bold and really make a statement. They feature the biggest out of all the crystals in my collection and are perfect if you want to really up the glamour!'
Twiggy for Aurora Crystal
'Everyone needs a pair of dark black frames, they're just so chic and tend to suit most face shapes. These have a lovely pearlescent effect which really complements my signature crystal detailing, especially when the frames catch the light. Just gorgeous!'
Twiggy for Aurora Celestine
'These frames are simply divine. The champagne and ivory marbled effect is beautiful for summer and works so well with the crystals. What's more, these frames are so light you hardly notice you're wearing them.'
The new collection is available in Specsavers stores nationwide now, priced at €189.
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19 Cute and Creative Valentine's Day Crafts for Kids
Need some unique crafts to keep the kids entertained this February 14? Valentine's Day, the sweetest time of the year is just around the corner. Here is a bunch of crafty ideas that we gathered in one place to help your kids make their own amazing gifts. Make your own homemade valentines this year with these easy, DIY Valentine's craft ideas kids will love.


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Share this: Twitter Facebook. Anna, the one who most delights her, who literally awakens her, is the focus of the greatest fear, of course: with Anna, she is most herself, and thus it is Anna she can harm most deeply and must shut out most totally. Remember Me. The schizophrenic experiences themselves as vividly part of smooth spaces flowing with intensity: electricity, light, sound, water, wind.
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Lodged within the reading of Elsa as lesbian, however, is a hint of incest—largely unacknowledged beyond femslash fandoms because it is so inadmissible, despite its obvious subtextual presence. She absorbs into herself the harm being done to her: the parents whose efforts at care are destroying her become the ones she cannot touch for fear of causing hurt. Love, compassion and acceptance are, clearly, the antidotes to repression and the guilt and hate it breeds. It still sucks, though.