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GreyAfricaHub is a social enterprise that aims to bridge the gap between the male and the female gender in the technology space. This they try to achieve through their free training programmes – Power-2-Create Project, Code-From-Home, and Let's-Go-Tech.
Vivian Egwu, the CEO of GreyAfricaHub is a graduate of is Computer Science from Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State. She is a Full Stack JavaScript Programmer. When she isn't coding, she'd be probably drinking a bottle of coke over a Chelsea football match; reading or playing games. She enjoys conversations that borders on technology, gender inequality or digital marketing.
In this chat, Vivian Egwu talks about the emerging social enterprise GreyAfricaHub, some of the challenges of running the social enterprise and ends with an advice for other young female entrepreneurs. Have fun.
VUN: It seems that GreyAfricaHub aims to train only females.
Vivian Egwu: Not at all. We also hold programs for both gender. But, most importantly we want to help the female child get a foot in the tech industry and help bridge the gender inequality in the tech industry.
VUN: Your services are offered at no cost, that should mean that you run GreyAfricaHub more like a social enterprise than a business?
Vivian Egwu: Yes. GreyAfricaHub is a social enterprise. I prefer calling it a movement. We do not just give the basic training almost same as what is obtainable in our universities but we offer hands on practical and still follow up after our training sessions.
VUN: What exact follow up do you do after your training?
Vivian Egwu: We have a WhatsApp group where we assign tasks to our trainees and supervise them to make sure they are good at what they are trained in. We are also planning on moving the group to a slack channel.
VUN: How do the trainees begin to make something out for themselves financially?
Vivian Egwu: The training we have done so far are on Web design. We do job placement if we have the opportunity. This year we have been able to recruit 4 of our trainees for a Web design company here in Lagos. We also encourage them to take up job from family, friends and colleagues to start with no matter how small the pay maybe. But, never to use their skills for free.
VUN: How do you get funding for GreyAfricaHub?
Vivian Egwu: I run GreyAfricaHub from Sponsorship and Partnership.
VUN: And how do you run yourself? Do you have other businesses that pop in the money?
Vivian Egwu: I work as a Front-end developer. So I earn my salary.
VUN: Back to the trainees. How many have you had so far and what has the experience been for you and your team and of course the trainees.
Vivian Egwu: We have trained two batches so far in Web design. About 50 youths
were in the first batch in Awka, Anambra State and the second in Lagos State, Nigeria. The experience has been fun so far. Seeing myself doing what I love doing. I have passion for sharing what I know most especially when it will help someone out there. And my team has been amazing. The last one we did in Lagos, a guy came all the way from Ogun State just to learn. That's to show you how youths are eager and passionate about Tech.
VUN: This obviously negates the notion that our youths are lazy and do not want to learn. What are the challenges so far with organising the trainings?
Vivian Egwu: I think laziness is based on individual character. In as much as we have youths who are lazy, we equally have those with passion to learn. The challenge so far has been space and finances. Our partners and sponsors are trying but we need more. Sometimes you want to hold these trainings and you have a lot of persons applying. But, along the way you have to cut down the number based on space and available resources.
VUN: How exactly do you hope to handle this challenge?
Vivian Egwu: I hope to write to more companies and create more awareness on social media for our next program. I have equally applied to a number of fellowships, hopefully one of them might take interest.
VUN: What challenges come from the trainees?
Vivian Egwu: Some of them don't have a background in tech, but with time and apt teaching, they were able to fit in.
VUN: What difference is there in what you do and what Andela does?
Vivian Egwu: Andela trains you to work for them and pay you. We train you to fit into the industry and earn by yourself and for yourself.
VUN: What pricked your interest in technology?
Vivian Egwu: I am a graduate of Computer Science, though I have worked in non tech related areas before coming back to tech. But then, I noticed I could solve one or two problems in the society and my idea was around tech, so I have to go back to it and picked it up from where I dropped it.
VUN: What has been people's reaction to the decision especially because tech is not considered a woman's field even with the whole feminist movement.
Vivian Egwu: Funny enough, the people I have come across has actually taken interest in me because of my tech career. Everyday, I hear someone say words like 'you are my idol'; 'you are my woman crush'; 'you inspire me' and lots more.
VUN: That's inspiring I must say. Asides from tech related knowledge, are they other trainings you provide for the trainees?
Vivian Egwu: Thanks Ugoo. No for now.
And I am not sure we intend going outside the tech ecosystem.
VUN: Don't you think they could need any of those other skills, say some entrepreneurial skills?
Vivian Egwu: They are other NGO and organizations that offer those trainings too. We are just contributing our own quota to better our country.
VUN: How do you see the Nigeria tech industry, what are the drawbacks from moving forward?
Vivian Egwu: The Nigeria tech industry is growing I must say, with different startups in the tech industry solving problems with the click of a mouse. The drawback is infrastructure and unfavorable government policies towards indigenous companies which is affecting both tech and non tech industries.
VUN: How has social media contributed to your hustle?
Vivian Egwu: Social media has helped a lot especially in meeting our targeted audience which are mostly youths. You can agree with me that out of every 5 youths you know, 3 of them use social media.
VUN: What's the goal for GreyAfricaHub in the next five years?
Vivian Egwu: In the next five years, we do hope to become one of the big tech guys you hear about in Africa helping youths find passion in tech and pursue career in it.
VUN: Which other brands are you looking at partnering with and why?
Vivian Egwu: I am looking at partnering with brands like Andela, Microsoft, Google and the rest. It's not going to be an easy ride getting these guys. But, I am sure we will get there someday and somehow.
VUN: How does it feel leading GreyAfricaHub in 2018?
Vivian Egwu: It has been quite challenging I must say. But when you get a goal, all you need is focus to achieve results.
VUN: One last question, what advice would you give other young female entrepreneurs in the tech industry?
Vivian Egwu: Nobody was ever born with Tech. Everyone went into it just like you did. Never give up; rather be focused, determined and passionate about what you do. Because, there is always light at the end of the tunnel. Believe that tech is in You!!!


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Youth Sports Safety
It is that time of year, when the weather is getting nice, the sun is out more, and the temperature is reasonable enough to be outside more. It is also the time for an increase of youth sporting activities. Increased sports activities also, increases the chances of sports injuries. In the United States more than 2.6 million children ages 0 to 19 years old each year, are treated in emergency departments for sports related injuries (CDC, 2017). Some of these children have life threatening injuries that affect them the rest of the lives.
There are multiple ways to keep your youth athletes safe and help them when they are injured. The National Council of Youth Sports or NCYS, recommends the following 8 ways to keep athletes safe. http://www.ncys.org/pdfs/2013/8-ways-to-keep-athletes-safe.pdf
- Get a pre-participation exam with the child's physician.
- Have an emergency action plan or assure that the sporting team has a plan.
- Beat the heat and acclimate athletes to increased or decreased temperatures, and assure time to allow athletes time to either warm up or cool down.
- Use your head, and assure parents, athletes, and coaches are educated on concussion prevention, management and care.
- Obtain an up to date athletes medical history, with parent's authorizations and contacts.
- Ensure that all athletic safety equipment is in working order. This includes having appropriate emergency medical equipment and checking fields or courts for hazards.
- Assure that teams and sports organizations provide properly trained coaches, assuring there is properly trained personnel that have first aid, CPR, AED and understand national emergency care standards.
- Encourage your coaches to complete sports safety courses such as NATA sports safety programs. nata.org/Sports-safety-for-youth-coaches-course (NATA, 2017).
To help your sports teams with emergency action plans, first aid training, CPR training, AED training, and consultation and acquiring emergency medical equipment and supplies, contact SCS Safety Health and Security Associates LLC at (703)-779-7330 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
CDC, 2017. Protecting the Ones You Love: Child Injuries are Preventable. Retrieved from: https://www.cdc.gov/safechild/sports_injuries/
NATA, 2017. National Athletic Trainers Association, Website. Retrieved from: www.nata.org/Sports-safety-for-youth-coaches-course

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Win an Easy Million!
So Michigan is doing a special lottery. Only 500,000 tickets will be sold! Five $1,000,000 winners will be drawn, Ten $100,000 winners and Seven-hundred-fifty $1,000 winners will be drawn. You have 1 in 100,000 of being a millionaire and 1 in 645 of winning at least $1,000. Half the tickets are sold already!
"The odds of being hit by a car on the way to buy your lottery ticket are higher than that of actually winning"
I think I heard Robin WIlliams say that, but I can't be sure.
What I don't like is the tickets are $20. That's a lot of money for some families. I really wish they'd retool the lottery to have more winners. If the lottery prize is over some huge amount, let's say 25 million, if the big prize doesn't win they should keep drawing until they hit a $1,000,000. How cool would that be? A million dollar winner each drawing instead of no winner for weeks and it gets up to some outrageous amount. They should also draw a few more winning numbers and give away a few $50,000 and several hundred $1,000 winners, that would be awesome. It would barely affect the huge prizes and think of all the happy winners.
I was looking for something for the gift exchange at work, usually it's goofy gifts or a gift certificate, this is something a little different…
Of course I'll get one for me too!
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STOCKTON - Ayaan Hirsi Ali translated her desperate, complicated, triumphant life into a single, simple message Wednesday at the Stockton Memorial Civic Auditorium.
STOCKTON - Ayaan Hirsi Ali translated her desperate, complicated, triumphant life into a single, simple message Wednesday at the Stockton Memorial Civic Auditorium.
"Injustice and violence begins in the home. And that's where we must begin to end it."
Ali, 43, delivered her global perspective on domestic violence in a focused, localized talk at the 33rd annual Women's Center-Youth and Family Services luncheon.
Ali is an internationally known political leader, women's rights advocate and author. She also travels with around-the-clock security protection.
Joelle Gomez, chief executive officer of the recently merged Women's Center-Youth and Family Services agency, called the guest speaker "a hero of our times."
Ali, a resident of the United States, is a Somali-Dutch feminist and atheist activist who is known for her views critical of Islam. For that, and her involvement with the Dutch film "Submission," she lives under an Islamic fatwa, or death threat.
On Wednesday, she used the early years of her personal life to provide a catch-your-breath account of physical, sexual and psychological child abuse and of religious and racial discrimination.
Her tale of horror followed her from Somalia to Saudi Arabia and, as a teenager, to Kenya.
"As a girl, I had my genitals cut," Ali said. "I was forced into a marriage where my husband had a God-given right to beat me.
"Today, I speak out against any culture that thinks marital harmony gives one gender the right to mistreat the other. That's just wrong."
She said 800 million women and children across the globe are victims of sexual trafficking.
"On the world level, slavery is still alive and thriving," she said.
Ali made her way to the Netherlands as a young woman. She first worked at menial jobs, then received a higher-education degree and eventually was elected to the Dutch Parliament. Today, she is a fellow at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, and she is married to British historian and commentator Niall Ferguson. They have one son, born in December 2011.
The luncheon, attended by more than 800 people, is a fundraiser for the nonprofit agency. Tiffany Gomes, president of Classic Designs in Lodi, challenged those attending to help triple contributions. The event raised $28,830, more than double last year's donations.
Ali was introduced Wednesday by Wayne Hose, former Stockton chief of police and president of the Women's Center-Youth & Family Services board of directors.
"I was introduced by the police chief," Ali said. "Where I come from you think of other things - menaces, evil, monsters in uniform."
She then thanked Hose for being different and "for all you've done for this community."
The woman who speaks six languages also praised Gomez.
"I learned long ago to appreciate those on the front lines, those who go into the world up to their elbows and knees in mud," Ali said. "Thank you, Joelle; you do that every day."
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BASE Release 1.1.0 cements openEHR type system in place
RM Release 1.0.4 published
openEHR REST API 1.0.0 released
REST APIs Release 0.9.0 out for comment
openEHR QUERY component Release 1.0.0 released 15 Nov 2017
openEHR TERM component Release 2.1.0 released 08 Nov 2017
Release 1.0.3 of the RM is published
A new release of the ADL Workbench is available. It implements the latest draft of the ADL/AOM 2 formalism, and offers numerous functional improvements.
New release of the ADL 1.5 workbench available on 3 platforms. Numerous enhancements, close to final version of ADL.
Latest AOM draft removes openEHR special syntax, improves model of basic types.
For those interested in the specification for Knowledge Artefact Identification (including archetypes, templates and terminology subsets), a major rewrite of the previous draft is now available on Wiki.
We are pleased to announce the immediate availability of the design specifications of Guideline Definition Language (GDL) and its reference implementation under open source software licenses.
A major new release of the openEHR Clinical Knowledge Manager (CKM) went online today. This release is a major upgrade to CKM which provides improved 'governance units', and also gets closer to the ultimate goal of an end-to-end tool chain.
We are pleased to announce that Archetype Editor 2.2.905 beta has just been released. Find out more information on the tool page.
ADL syntax highlight for Notepad++ was developed by Armando Prieto from Venezuela.
A new beta release of the ADL 1.5 Workbench is now available here. Release includes a complete makeover of the user interface, with numerous usability improvements, plus a number of compiler corrections.
A new beta release of the ADL 1.5 Workbench is now available here. Quite a lot of new features have been added, as described in the release notes. Please note that this release only includes a Windows build; Linux and Mac builds will follow in the next couple of weeks.
The first release of openEHR.NET is available now. openEHR.NET is a C# implementation of the openEHR Reference Model and Archetype Model specifications, allowing developers to build openEHR applications by composing RM objects, validate against AM objects and serialise to/from XML.
The latest beta of the ADL 1.5 Workbench for Windows, Mac and Linux can now be downloaded from the help page. It includes significant UI improvements, and an implementation of annotations as recently discussed on the lists.
A new beta release of the Archetype Editor is now available here. Bug fixes and enhancements are described in the release notes. Issues can be reported on the Problem Report tracker here.
A second beta of the ADL/AOM 1.5 Workbench has been released. The main feature added is support for regression testing of archetypes. A new SVN repository has been added that contains test archetypes as well as the object model schemas used to drive the ADL Workbench.
A new beta of the ADL Workbench (AWB) has been published. This version of the tool has been greatly improved from previous versions and has many new features. It also implements most of the ADL / AOM 1.5 draft specifications, which completely replace the ADL and AOM 1.4 vintage.
The openEHR Foundation is pleased to announce the early release of Opereffa - openEHR REFerence Framework and Application, under development at UCL.
A new version of the ADL Workbench ('AWB') based on the latest ADL / AOM 1.5 draft specifications has been released.
The openEHR Foundation is pleased to announce Release 1.0.2 of the specifications.
Akimihci Tatsukawa and Shinji Kobayashi of openEHR.jp announce the release of version 0.0.1 of a Ruby implementation of openEHR.
Release 1.4.1 of the Archetype Workbench is now available. This release includes some major new features.
The openEHR Foundation is pleased to announce Release 1.0.1 of the specifications. It is a stable base for ongoing implementation and forthcoming specifications.
On 16 March 2006 openEHR has released the UML diagrams of Release 1.0 incorporating changes from the public comment period.
The openEHR Foundation is pleased to announce Release 1.0 of the specifications.
Release 0.96 of the openEHR specifications is published today.
The ADL reference parser is now available in the form of the ADL workbench, ADL validator application, dotNet DLL and Java (jni) DLL.
The initial release of the java openEHR reference kernel is now available.
Version 0.9 of the openEHR specifications have been published.


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AngloGold Ashanti rejected the possibility that blasting at its mines triggered South Africa's biggest earthquake since 1969 even as scientists said further investigation was needed before reaching a conclusion.
"The epicenter of the earthquake was significantly further away and down from our current infrastructure so it's not as a result of blasting done by AngloGold," Chief executive Srinivasan Venkatakrishnan said. "The magnitude of this scale cannot be induced by any particular act done by one company."
His comments on the August 5 quake, judged by South Africa's Council for Geoscience as a 5.5 magnitude tremor, contrast with those of experts who say it's too early to know the causes. The epicenter was about 10 kilometres below ground near the town of Orkney in North West province, the US Geological Survey said. AngloGold's mines in the region are the world's deepest, extending to a maximum of about four kilometers.
The quake may have been triggered by mining, Musa Manzi, a geophysicist at Wits University in Johannesburg, said last week.
"At the moment we can't tell if it was natural or caused by mining activity," said Eldridge Kgaswane, a seismologist at the Council for Geoscience. "We're studying the earthquake and in a month's time will have a good idea as to the cause."
The fact that the deepest mine shafts are shallower than the epicenter doesn't mean mining can be ruled out as a cause, he said. "Blasting in the vicinity of a big fault could have activated seismic activity," Kgaswane said by phone on Monday.
Restarting mines
AngloGold is restarting its Great Noligwa and Moab Khotsong mines, the two affected by the earthquake, it said on Monday in a statement. At three kilometers deep, Moab Khotsong has the longest single shaft of any mine in the world, Mike O'Hare, AngloGold's chief operating officer for South Africa, told reporters on Monday on a conference call.
"For every view, or one direction, they'll be a contrary view I'm sure," Venkatakrishnan said on the call. "Earthquakes happen in areas where there is no mining taking place. It's more driven around the geology of the place rather than specifically in relation to mining."
Anglo lost about 30 000 ounces of gold output, which would be valued at $39-million at Monday's spot price, from the stoppage.
"When we got the news that the epicenter was closer to our mines than any other mines and we had 3 300 people trapped in, that was a terrifying day of our lives," the chief executive said. "We got the call at 7.30pm that night saying everyone has been accounted for, employees and contractors. That was a relief."
Suffered loss
AngloGold, the world's third-largest producer of the precious metal, already suffered a second-quarter loss after one-time closing costs related to mines in Ghana and Mali.
The adjusted headline loss was $4-million, after profit of $119-million in the prior quarter, the Johannesburg-based miner said on Monday in a statement. Profit was hit by costs from closing the Yatela mine in Mali and reorganising operations in Ghana.
Anglo sees 1.06-million ounces to 1.09-million ounces of output this quarter at total cash costs of $850 to $890 an ounce. Production last quarter rose 4% to 1.1-million ounces, beating the company's forecast of 1.02-million to 1.06-million ounces, and all-in costs climbed 7% to $1 114 an ounce.
While the US Geological Survey estimated the quake, which killed one person, at 5.3 magnitude, Kgaswane said the council's higher figure was more accurate because it had local readings.– Bloomberg


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"Because I am free, unconditioned, whole, not the part, not the relative, but the whole Truth that is eternal, I desire those, who seek to understand me, to be free, not to follow me, not to make out of me a cage which will become a religion, a sect. Rather should they be free from all fears – from the fear of religion, from the fear of salvation, from the fear of spirituality, from the fear of love, from the fear of death, from the fear of life itself." – Krishnamurti
I just spent the weekend in a Zen retreat, with Roshi Enkyo O'hara, of the Village Zendo in New York. My friends Michael Stone and Michelle McAdorey run a meditation center here in Toronto called The Centre of Gravity and lucky for us, have been inviting her up once a year to lead a retreat.
I first came upon Roshi Enkyo through a remarkable series of synchronicities. In 2000 I was in Hiroshima, shooting Scared Sacred, my feature documentary based on my journey to the ground zero's of the world. Scared Sacred is inspired by the meditation practice of Tonglen, the practice of breathing in suffering and breathing out compassion.
While I was filming the ceremonies on the anniversary of the dropping of the atom bomb, I met Daniel, a Zen monk from New York City. In fact, turns out he was the first married ordained gay Zen monk in North America. Daniel and I were both at Hiroshima for a similar reason. He was doing a series of poems and photographs about searching for light in places of darkness.
A year later, I found myself in New York City, in the wake of 9.11, at a reading of poets for peace. That night I filmed Ann Deaver Smith quoting Professor Cornell West on the difference between hope and optimism: "optimism is based on the notion that there's enough evidence that allows us to think that things are going to be better. But hope – hope is saying, it doesn't look good at all – so we're going to make a leap of faith to create new possibilities based on new visions that allow us to engage in heroic actions against the odds. That's hope!"
That quote was in the film for a while, but I finally it cut out. I still miss it. I compensate by reading the quote aloud at every Scared Sacred q & a.
The walls of the Cooper Union Building were decorated with poems by children about 9.11. The little ones were there, buzzing with excitement about their poems being displayed. I asked one of the parents if I could interview some of them, and she said I would have to talk to their teacher. She pointed him out across the room. It was Daniel.
Later I talked to him about why I was in New York City – continuing my journey to the Ground Zero's of the world in search of stories of hope. He told me of his Zen teacher – Roshi Enkyo. He described her as a remarkable invidual, someone who is both deeply spiritual, but also deeply engaged in the world, committed to activism, to creating positive change in a world of suffering. She is a member of the Zen Peacemakers Order, and does a lot of work with AIDs activism. But right now, in the midst of 9.11, her Zendo had become a place of refuge and peace activism. It was only two blocks from the twin towers. A few days later I was in front of Roshi Enkyo, interviewing her for Scared Sacred. Her words became the heart of that 9.11 scene in the film.
Over the years Roshi Enkyo has appeared in my life again and again, as a wonderful, brilliant, challenging and heart expanding spiritual teacher. I did a life changing ten day retreat with her in New Mexico, at Upaya, with Roshi Joan Halifax, I visit the Village Zendo whenever I can in NYC, and have sat two retreats with her here in Toronto at the centre of gravity. This weekend I realized she is the most consistent teacher in my life.
I am not a joiner. This is something I have realized, and made peace with. For the longest time, on my spiritual journey, I assumed that eventually I would settle into a single path and make that my home. I can see the benefits – focus, discipline, the ability to really go the distance with support. A solid container within which to work. Community. The vastness of a lineage.
When I was in my twenties I was a student of Pir Vilayat,the wonderful Sufi saint of the Sufi Order International. At one gathering Pir was doing initiations into the order, and I decided to join and receive my Sufi name. When I came before Pir, he asked me what religion I was raised in. I said the Baha'i Faith. He said, "oh, same thing as Sufism. There's no need for you to join." And that was that. Although I was no longer a Baha'i, I was also not a Sufi. It was the last time I tried to join anything.
Today I am unapologetic – joining just is not for me- perhaps I'm just too much of a spiritual rebel, too much of a trouble maker to rest in any one container. I have this urge (ever growing) to continually blow up boxes.
But I'm not so arrogant to think I can do it all myself – I welcome guidance, I seek guidance, in all it's forms. So it was a great moment of recognition for me this weekend, that I do have a teacher I can count on with the Roshi. Even if I will never join her order, there is a source of wisdom in her, and the core teachings of Zen, that will always serve as a touchstone for me.
Not that those core teachings offer easy solace or any form of escape. Zen asks us to stay right in the thick of things. In the midst, the middle, right between form and emptiness. Between the material world and the boundless ground of being. Right where the friction is. In a state of freshness, openess, a comfort with "Not-Knowing." Moment by moment, not knowing what's next. Spontaneous becoming, this is what faith is to me.
Roshi focussed on the heart sutra this weekend, a deep deep well of wisdom – which demands us to let go of wisdom itself, to let go of the path, to let it all go. No attachment. No grasping. Let go.
And in that letting go, a vast spaciousness occurs. And in that space, life itself is renewed. Fearlessly. The path forming below your feet with every step.
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The original Scared Sacred was a interactive web site, done in 1995 at the Banff Centre for the Arts. As part of the site, I did a peace called "Cyber Limbo", about the pope's elimination of limbo. The piece culminated in an excerpt from the Heart Sutra. You read it by scrolling down…


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Last week I had fairly mixed emotions after my weigh in. On the one hand. I was happy because I had another good loss of 2lb; on the other hand, I was a little frustrated because I only had that half a pound left to reach my target. I didn't let it put me off though; if anything, it made me just that little bit more determined! I've had plenty of half pound losses before, so surely I could do it this week?
I was on plan for most of the week. In fact, I guess I was on it all week. With it being Children in Need last Friday, we usually have some nibbles to watch it with but I did plan ahead and made some low syn sausage rolls, some syn free hummus to have with veg sticks, some low syn mince pies, and some of those mini cheese squares that are half a syn each.
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The Joe DiMaggio Sports Complex has 4 multipurpose fields and 2 regulation size baseball fields. Joe DiMaggio is home of the Clearwater Junior Tornadoes, Clearwater Soccer Club, City of Clearwater Adult Baseball, Extra Inning Baseball, Clearwater Little League, Major League Soccer training, Philadelphia Phillies spring training, and Lacrosse Jambore's.
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LOS ANGELES (CBS) —The tentative labor deal reached at City Hall will eliminate the threat of furloughs in Los Angeles, but layoffs are still on the table, according to one senior city official.
KNX 1070's Bill Cooper reports Chief Administrative Officer Miguel Santana says at this point, transfers are preferable to pink slips.
"We're not going to negotiate our right as management to lay people off if we have to, and this agreement does not tie our hands against layoffs," said Santana.
Santana was the lead city negotiator with the Coalition of L.A. City Unions in talks leading to the recent labor agreement.
Furloughs were taken off the table when labor groups yielded more pension concessions and agreed to forgo paid overtime and automatic raises.
City officials are still optimistic that layoffs can be avoided in the coming fiscal year even in the face of a projected $350 million budget deficit.
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Want some color in your home? Than this is a must have! Simply attach the suction cups to each end of the decoration and stick to any window or other surface that will allow such as a mirror or refrigerator. And during the holidays, replace the suction cups for hooks and hang proudly on your tree. Watch the red, white and blue stars attract all the light and shine so bright letting everyone know you're proud to be an American!


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The Journey To Rspec 2.0, a tale of reinventing the wheel
A talk by Chad Humphries at Developer Day Durham 2010
About the Talk
February 27, 2010 4:50 AM
Durham, NCDurham, NC
Everyone has reinvented the wheel at one point or another. I'm here to tell you there is nothing wrong with that.
In this talk you will see how reinventing the wheel played into the development of Rspec 2.0. I will also cover many of the problem areas of Rspec 1.0 that prompted a re-write, and some of the exciting new features of Rspec 2.0.


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QWERTY-packing phone finally on its way after September unveiling.
The Nokia E7 was one of Nokia World's key unveilings, way back in September. And now, finally, word is slipping out about when gadget fans can lay their paws on the Symbian 3 packing blower.
Three has confirmed that it will start selling the E7 in the first quarter of next year, giving itself until March to get the phone onto store shelves.
In a statement, Three said, "The Nokia E7 makes the most of our strong 3G network showcasing features such as Email, huge 4 inchscreen for fast browsing and customisable home screens."
On top of that huge panel, which itself is AMOLED, the E7 also sports an 8 megapixel camera, Microsoft document editing, 16GB storage and HD video skills. Not to mention a sleek slide out QWERTY keyboard.
Nokia clearly thinks this is a phone for business types. Whether it'll do the business come 2011 however, remains to be seen.
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NEW YORK (WCBS 880) – Business on Broadway has been booming.
WCBS 880's Peter Haskell reports
Attendance is up nearly 4 percent this season to date.
"That's pretty terrific in a down economy," says the Broadway League's Charlotte St. Martin.
She says that in the aftermath of last week's blizzard, theaters had their busiest week ever.
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There's an art form to a good handbag, from the shape to the colour, to the fabric, and even the way it ages, and I've found in recent years that there are number of emerging British labels that are doing amazing things, such as Harriet Sanders, a graduate from the London College of Fashion who makes all her bags by hand from her Cheltenham studio. So, I've decided to start a new series, Bag Stories, where I showcase these amazing handbag labels, give you a taste of what inspires the designer, how and why they got into fashion, and why their bags are so special. There's something about hearing a designers story that gives me a connection with the brand, and I'm so pleased that Harriet Sanders agree to be my first interviewee, especially as I adore her classic bags that have a modern, fun feel. I love that you can personalise the bags by choosing your own colour scheme, don't get me wrong, I love monogramming my initials, but choosing the colours down to the lining, just makes the whole experience much more personal.
Here's how Harriet Sanders got into fashion and made her successful handbag line happen…
How did you get into fashion?
Harriet Sanders: When I was 14 years old my parents took me to a Gianni Versace exhibition at the V&A Museum. I had always been into making things and had been sewing from the age of 4. I was mesmerised by the exhibition and it made me realise that I could make a career out of making things. After that, me and my Mum researched into different avenues and my academic career was then focused on getting me to London College of Fashion. I went to Central Saint Martins Summer School when I was 16/17 and this helped me focus on what type of fashion I wanted to go into. I attended an Art Foundation course at University of Gloucestershire, which was one of the best experiences of my life.
My first application for LCF was denied but my art Foundation tutor wouldn't accept it, so called up and demanded to know why – turns out they had run of places by the time I had been interviewed – but they asked me to reapply to the same course but under a different name and structured differently. I was accepted straight away. I am forever grateful to my tutor for having so much faith in me!
My course was 2 years with an optional third. I chose not to do the third year as felt I had learnt everything I needed to know. I graduated at the start of the recession and couldn't get a job anywhere. So I started making bags in my garden shed and sold them at Old Spitalfields Market. It escalated from there.
Why handbag design?
From a young age, I was always interested in embroidery. I loved embroidering pictures onto square bits of felt or fabric. As I got older, I wanted to show the pieces off so began making bags that featured embroidery. I was really into Pop Art, so would embroider pop art onto tote bags and use them as my school bag. I had tried making clothes and they always went wrong! But the bags always seemed to turn out OK.
Then when I attended summer school at Saint Martins, the tutor said that accessories were a more successful avenue in fashion than clothing. You only have to look at the first 10 or so pages of Vogue and every advert is for a bag or accessory. Many large brands' clothing ranges are subsidised by the sales of their accessories, so it made sense to me, not that I am in it for the money but it helps! And it was what I enjoyed making. My Degree is in Fashion Design Technology: Fashion Accessories, and I was specifically trained to make leather handbags.
Your bags have a classic feel to them but with a modern edge – how do you come up with new designs?
I don't work in the traditional sense that I was trained to work in at Uni. It has just never really fit with me and often causes more blocks than benefits. I can't research and draw and develop designs on paper. My designs usually come from customer suggestions – they may ask for a tote bag or a small bag for dog walking. Whatever they suggest is missing from the collection, I then think about how I can fill that gap. I quite often look at other people's handbags and see what everyone is carrying. I'll take the bag apart in my head and rebuild it but better!
As I make the bags myself, it is also very easy for me to respond to any trend that may suddenly appear. Although I try not to follow trends too closely as I want my bags to be investment pieces, that don't break the bank, that the customer can use for years. With all my designs, simplicity is key. The design has to be aesthetically pleasing, practical, but easy to make. I am the only person making the bags and if they require long labour times then they won¹t be cost effective and that means the price increases for the customer. All the bags are stitched together with white stitching not just for detail but for ease and speed during manufacture.
All your leather is ethically sourced – why is that important to you?
There is no denying that leather is one of the best materials available to us. It can be manipulated into some incredible products and it ages beautifully. But you cannot get away from the fact an animal has had to die. However, the world is never going to give up eating meat, so using leather as a by-product of meat is a way of ensuring the animal is never wasted.
I love that your bags are all made in the UK and your use of recycled material – do you find that consumers are asking more about where their products are from?
I think when I first started the ethical/upcycled/recycled theme was really strong with consumers. I don't find it is as prominent now but the Made in UK tag is definitely of significance to consumers. Too many products are imported from overseas, China mostly, and I think everyone has got fed up of looking the same. With my products, the bag is made specifically for you and the likelihood of you coming across someone with the exact same style, leather colour, and lining colour is quite small.
I love the 'Design Your Own' feature on your e-commerce – what made you give so many choices?
As a consumer, myself, I often find I love a style but the colour isn't right or vice versa. I decided early on that my company would only offer a made-to-order service, as carrying large quantities of stock is financially challenging as well as difficult to store. Therefore, it became obvious that offering the customer more choice was not only appealing to them but also filled a gap in the market. We offer standard colourways on the website that I have put together and the customer can still choose the lining colour but I have now added a complete 'design your own' feature where the customer can choose the style of bag, the leather colour (body/straps/flap), and the lining colour (6 to choose from). It has proved really popular although some prefer the decision to already be made for them, so it's really important I still get the standard colourways accurate. I can also offer a totally bespoke service where I can design a bag based on the customer¹s specifications but this is quoted individually and mostly done through email.
The bucket bag is one of my favourite pieces from the collection – what inspired the design?
The Duffel Bag was designed as a result of a meeting with Anthropologie. They had stocked a few exclusive styles of our bags in different colours and done really well with them. They called me in for a design meeting and said they really wanted a bucket bag. So, I went away and designed and made our Duffel Bag. Unfortunately, the bag cost too much for them, so they didn't stock it but I added it to my collection and everyone loves it. It's such an easy bag to use and wear. It can fit a lot inside but the external pocket means you can easily organise the bag to suit your lifestyle.
Do you have plans to expand the line to include other accessories or even apparel?
It has crossed my mind a few times but nothing has ever really taken my fancy. I am happy making bags and purses. I have recently made some canvas tote bags, so now looking into perhaps making some of my designs in canvas too – almost like a diffusion range.
What bag are you currently carrying? Also, what 5 things do you always carry with you?
I am currently using the Tassel Tote in Buttercup Snake Suede with purple lining. I absolutely love Yellow as a colour clash and purple is my favourite colour, so the bag always makes me smile. Inside I always carry my Alphabet Clutch with my initials on which contains makeup, tablets, etc.
The five things I always carry are my Coin Purse, keys with tassel keyring so I can find them easily, phone, with it's cracked screen – I'm a member of that club, poo bags and doggy treats, I have a dog, the poo bags aren't for me!
If you had to name just one Harriet Sanders bag that you would recommend – what would it be and why?
That's a really difficult question to answer, as it really does depend on the person. I recently introduced the Maisie Cross Body Bag, named after my Nan, which is the perfect everyday bag. It has an adjustable cross body strap, so can suit all heights. Inside there are two large compartments and one central zipped pocket, so great for organising your bag. It's a developed design from our ever popular Classic and Minnie Classic.
What sets your Harriet Sanders brand apart from other handbag labels?
When you shop with me you get a totally personal service. The customer speaks to the designer and the maker, so I know what I am talking about. All of the products are made by myself, sometimes my Mum comes in and helps me during really busy periods, and they are made specifically for the customer.
My bags are individual, classic, luxurious, and bespoke. They are an affordable luxury with most of the styles priced below £100. I appreciate each and every customer, as they are ultimately helping me live my dream. Everything is made in the UK, Cheltenham to be exact, and made-to-order. There is no 'off-the-shelf' with us!
Do you have any advice for fashion graduates looking to get into handbag design?
Only do it if you are 100% committed. It's a tough industry. Don't take your tutor's word as gospel. It's only one opinion.
Instagram is such a fun platform – which profiles should we check out?
My Instagram is mostly focused on embroidery, dogs, and cake. I would definitely suggest following:
@georgie.woolridge.artist who I went to University of Gloucestershire with, she creates incredible drawings of animals and fills them with patterns. She has also released 3 colouring books, so you can colour her drawings in yourself. I have her Birds Colouring book and it's my go to destresser!
@elodie.freeman is an embroiderer who uses a whole mix of techniques. I love her work because it's so intricate and colourful. She inspires me so much with her work, I only wish my embroidery skills were as good as hers!
@stitch_kitsch or @makikoart do pet portraits in embroidery, which are so much fun! I'm trying to improve my skills so I can do one of my dog!
Also, don't forget to follow Harriet Sanders @HarrietHandbags and me @FashionistaBarbie.
Keep an eye out next week for the full style post featuring my customised Harriet Sanders Duffel Bag, I'll go through why I chose this style and the colours.


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It was stated that the Nazi Party had informed the industrialists that the war was practically lost but that it would continue until a guarantee of the unity of Germany could be obtained. German industrialists must, it was said, through their exports increase the strength of Germany. They must also prepare themselves to finance the Nazi Party which would be forced to go underground as Maquis (in Gebirgaverteidigungastellen gehen). From now on the government would allocate large sums to industrialists so that each could establish a secure post-war foundation in foreign countries. Existing financial reserves in foreign countries must be placed at the disposal of the Party so that a strong German Empire can be created after the defeat.What gave significant muscle to the covert project to establish a Fourth Reich by economic means was a secret space program established in Antarctica during World War II.
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Reports came in for approximately 6 months that high level syndicate groups were moving huge amounts of personal items and supplies to South American underground bases most noted in Brazil. More recent reports stated actual family members and high ranking syndicate members were pouring into these underground bases like ants before a storm.Goode elaborated in his June 15 briefing that what the syndicate groups (global elites/Cabal/Illuminati) feared was huge solar storms predicted to hit the Earth. The so-called "solar killshot" long predicted by the remote viewer, Ed Dames, was imminent according to him in an interview on March 21, 2016.


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The air conditioner either in your house or vehicle is important in various ways. The air conditioner supplies some fresh air to an individual or even the environment around. Ensuring that the air conditioner is in good condition is to evade the money that would be used to purchase another if the original got damaged.Maintenance of the conditioner is cheap and can be done at much lesser cost. Therefore one should make sure that the conditioner is checked at the end of every year to avoid unnecessary and unplanned expenses.
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Sports Business Classroom is excited to announce that multi-Emmy Award winner Andrea Kremer, Correspondent for the NFL Network and HBO Sports, will be a featured speaker in our TV, Online and In-Arena Broadcast major at the 2017 Sports Business Classroom (SBC) in Las Vegas.
Every Sports Business Classroom student will learn about television and broadcast production in the GE sessions. Those choosing the TV, Online, and In-Arena Broadcast major will focus on in-depth broadcast production content during the last three days of the program.
As a featured speaker at the 2017 Sports Business Classroom, Kremer will be a part of an all-star lineup of sports business executives that are teachers and presenters. Last year's SBC featured NBA Commissioner Adam Silver, Washington Wizards Head Coach Scott Brooks, the Vertical's Adrian Wojnarowski, Houston Rockets GM Daryl Morey, Ned Cohen of the Philadelphia 76ers, Toronto Raptors GM Masai Ujiri and the Vegas Summer League's very own Warren LeGarie.
SBC Speaker Bio: Andrea Kremer – Correspondent, NFL Network & HBO Sports
Andrea Kremer is one of the most accomplished and widely respected journalists in the industry today. In 2011, she was named one of the 10 greatest female sportscasters of all time. TV Guide said Kremer is "among TV's best sports correspondents of either sex," and her work is "distinguished by her eagerness to calmly ask tough questions and her refusal to pursue the same old story."
A two-time Emmy award winner, Kremer is currently Chief Correspondent for the NFL Network. She led the network's coverage and in-depth reporting on health and safety, a critical issue facing professional sports. She has chronicled All Pro defensive back Darrelle Revis' year-long comeback from a devastating ACL injury for "A Football Life," she interviewed Johnny Jolly in prison for drug abuse and then a year later as he returned to the Green Bay Packers' starting lineup, and also got wide receiver Laurent Robinson to open up about how his life changed after suffering four concussions in four months.
Kremer is also a correspondent for HBO's "Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel." Since 2007, she has contributed a host of critically acclaimed profiles and features to the Emmy-Award winning newsmagazine show. Her 2016 investigation into sexual assault in Bikram Yoga was called one of the Ten Most Shocking Stories of the Year by Metro US. Among the most memorable interviews she has done at HBO include compelling one-on-ones with Kobe Bryant, Urban Meyer, Pete Carroll, Phil Jackson, Lane Kiffin, Barret Robbins, DeMaurice Smith, Bill Parcells, Joakim Noah and Jim and John Harbaugh. Her story on the abuse of the drug Toradol helped earn Real Sports its first Peabody Award in 2012.
In 2014, Kremer was named the first inductee into the Cynopsis Sports Hall of Fame in recognition of her many contributions to journalism. That same year, Kremer joined the team of "WE NEED TO TALK," the first ever all-female nationally televised weekly sports show on CBS Sports. Airing in prime time, the weekly show features a rotating group of female panelists discussing all the hot topics and the latest news from across the sports landscape. After its inaugural season, the show won a Gracie Grand Award for On Air Talent: Sports Program.
Prior to Kremer's current roles, she was a reporter for NBC Sports and, for five seasons, Kremer was the sideline and feature reporter for the Emmy Award-winning "Sunday Night Football" on NBC. Kremer periodically reported on football for the network's popular "Today" morning show, and in the summer of 2012, Kremer was front and center for NBC Sports as she covered swimming at the London Olympics where her insight and unparalleled story telling ability was featured across all of the NBC's platforms. In 2010, Kremer covered speedskating at the Winter Olympics in Vancouver and in 2008 she was lauded for her reporting of Olympic icon Michael Phelps' dramatic pursuit of a record eight gold medals in Beijing
Before joining NBC, Kremer was ESPN's Los Angeles-based correspondent, providing in-depth reports for "SportsCenter," "Sunday NFL Countdown" and "Monday Night Countdown," among other studio shows. In 2005, Kremer received a PRISM Award for her ESPN story on Dexter Manley. A versatile reporter, Kremer has worked more than 20 Super Bowls, covered the NBA Finals and All-Star Game, Major League Baseball's All-Star Game and League Championship Series, college football bowl games, Stanley Cup Playoffs and Finals, NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament, U.S. Olympic basketball trials, and the PGA Championship. With ESPN, Kremer's forte was breaking news stories and providing investigative pieces on social issues as they relate to sports, such as sexual assault and domestic violence.
Prior to joining ESPN, Kremer worked at NFL Films (1984-89), where she was a producer, director and later an on-air reporter for the nationally syndicated show "This is the NFL." Kremer received an Emmy nomination in 1986 for writing and editing the critically acclaimed NFL Films special "Autumn Ritual." She also produced several one-hour specials including the "All-Pro Dream Team," "All the Best," and "Gift of Grab." While at NFL Films, Kremer also served as a contributing reporter to the Philadelphia Eagles Pre-Game Show on WIP-AM in Philadelphia.
Kremer teaches a course of her own design, "The Art of the Interview," in the School of Journalism at Boston University's College of Communication. In 2015, she was appointed the Andrew R. Lack Fellow at Boston University. She has also guest lectured at several universities including Stanford, Winthrop, DePaul and Endicott College. Kremer is an engaging public speaker and has delivered keynote addresses, hosted or emceed events for organizations such as Amarantus Bioscience, Citi, Goldman Sachs, Fidelity, NFL 101, the Boston Group and the Philadelphia Eagles, among others. A charity-minded individual, Kremer supports several nonprofit organizations including The Brain Tumor Society, Best Buddies, Tom Coughlin's Jay Fund, the Marvin Lewis Community Fund, and Right to Play.
Kremer began her career in Ardmore, Pennsylvania as the sports editor of the Main Line Chronicle (1982-84). A Philadelphia native, she graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 1980. Kremer, who was named one of the "Most Influential" moms in the country by Working Mother magazine, is married with one son.
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The potential for Government 2.0 is both real and exciting: technology-wise, we can now cheaply and efficiently enable a government that is transparent, participatory, collaborative, and effective. But there are some very real, very stubborn obstacles in the form of outdated laws, regulations, and policies. Andrew will outline these barriers, and set forth an agenda for reform.
Andrew McLaughlin is Deputy U.S. Chief Technology Officer. From November 2008-January 2009, Andrew served as a member of the Obama/Biden presidential transition team in Washington.
From 2004-2009 Director of Global Public Policy for Google Inc. From 1998-2005, Andrew was a Senior Fellow at Harvard Law School's Berkman Center for Internet and Society. From 1999-2002, Andrew worked to launch and manage the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), serving as Vice President, Chief Policy Officer, and Chief Financial Officer. ICANN is the Internet's technical coordinating organization, overseeing its systems of unique identifiers, such as domain names and IP addresses.
From 2002-2003, Andrew taught at Harvard Law while working on Internet and telecom law reform projects in a number of developing countries, including Ghana, Mongolia, Kenya, Afghanistan, and South Africa. He was a co-founder of CIPESA, a technology policy think-tank and advocacy center based at Makerere University in Uganda. At Google, Andrew continued that work as a co-leader of Google's Africa strategy team, and a member of the Board of Directors of Bridges.org, an international non-profit organization based in Cape Town.
Andrew's undergraduate degree is from Yale University, and his law degree is fromHarvard Law School.
After clerking on the US Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit, Andrew started his legal career at Jenner & Block in Washington DC, where he focused on appellate ligitation and constitutional law. He was a member of the legal team that challenged the U.S. government's first Internet censorship law – the Communications Decency Act – resulting in the Supreme Court's landmark 1997 Internet free speech ruling. From 1997-98, Andrew served as counsel to the House Government Reform and Oversight Committee.
In 2000, Time Magazine named Andrew one of its Digital Dozen. In 2001, he was named a Global Leader for Tomorrow by the World Economic Forum. He is a term member of the Council on Foreign Relations and a fellow of the Young Leaders Forum of the National Committee on US-China Relations.
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Talking about U2 generally means talking about Bono, Edge, Adam and Larry. Start talking about U2's sound, though, and by rights you extend the circle to their producers over the years -- Steve Lillywhite, Howie B, and most prominently Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois. Many of the recordings Lanois has done for other artists, and his own performances, conjure that mysterious "U2 sound" -- not least because members of U2 are frequent guest stars on these albums.
Back in 1996, I took my first extended trip away from home to work as a nanny for an American couple with a small child. They worked in opera, so we spent three weeks in Milan and two months in England, a little south of London. I had never before been more than a couple of weeks away from my family, and had certainly never gone as far as Europe. I took with me only the barest minimum, music-wise; a Nylons CD, a couple of R.E.M. tapes, one or two U2 boots.
My charge's father, a tenor named Paul, was an unexpected font of pop music information. He had a small traveling pack of CDs -- Richard Thompson's You? Me? Us?, the Linda Thompson anthology Dreams Fly Away, the Stones' Exile on Main St., Bob Dylan's World Gone Wrong and Good As I Been To You. This was my first exposure to all of these CDs. They obviously made an impression on me -- I now own most of the songs I heard first on the tiny Discman that sat in that apartment in Milan, that house in East Sussex.
One day in Milan Paul put in a CD of a female singer. I had a vague sense I'd heard some of the songs before; likely on the St. Louis community radio station where I now work, KDHX. But there was something else familiar about it too.
"What is this?" I asked.
"Emmylou Harris, a CD called Wrecking Ball," Paul said.
I didn't want to say it, in case by opening my mouth I'd reveal just how ignorant I was about music, but I thought I could guess who produced it. Daniel Lanois. And I was right. The swirling, otherworldly guitar as an auxiliary voice, proudly inhuman but mystical too -- the guitar gave it away.
If you don't yet own Emmylou Harris' Wrecking Ball, get it. It will not disappoint. And the U2 connections are myriad. For one thing, it bleeds Lanois. He plays on every track (electric guitar, mandolin, bass, acoustic guitar, dulcimer, even percussion), sings on a few, and wrote a couple more. (If you like Edge's guitar playing, odds are really quite good that you'll like Daniel Lanois'.) Our own Larry Mullen, Jr. is the main percussionist here, and his drum tech Sam O'Sullivan makes a guest appearance too. Brian Blade makes an appearance on drums; he's the drummer for the Million Dollar Hotel Band. So basically this has the sound of a U2 disc with a female lead singer. (I've heard it called the true "Joshua Tree Part II," but it's got a little too much Achtung Baby noise on it to really be that. Darned close, though.) The choice of songs reinforces this -- the songs with lyrics like
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And there's glass everywhere
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Oh, where will I be when that trumpet sounds?
The lyrics combined with the instrumentation give the album a feel of a post-apocalyptic revival meeting, the sort of work U2 would do if they were a gospel band, instead of just frequently masquerading as one. Perhaps not coincidentally, the track containing these words, "Where Will I Be," was written by Lanois, the man responsible for coaxing the band in a gospel direction on "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For."
Strangely enough, Emmylou Harris has never worked with all of U2. Despite recording many cover songs, she has never covered U2. Their tastes intersect, though -- she, like Bono, has recorded a Leonard Cohen song (he covered "Hallelujah," she sang a version of "Ballad of the Absent Mare" retitled "Ballad of a Runaway Horse"). Both sang at the recently televised Johnny Cash tribute -- U2 performed "Don't Take Your Guns to Town," Emmylou sang "Long Black Veil" with Dave Matthews. In fact that may be the closest point at which the two artists intersect, besides their Daniel Lanois connection. Recently the Chieftains revealed their recording of "Long Black Veil" with Mick Jagger was meant to contain harmony vocals from Bono, but when they discovered the harmony didn't work they abandoned the idea.
There's yet another U2/Emmylou Harris connection that is worth mentioning. Her early duet partner was Gram Parsons, considered a founder, if not the founder, of country rock. He died in 1973, two months shy of his 27th birthday in, well, you know where: Joshua Tree, California.


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