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RødssalG nEEn GlassdøR //
- 1. Miracle Moon Nano (07:35)
- 2. Observation Deck #22 (04:57)
- 3. Nanos Particles (01:08)
- 4. RødssalG nE (06:22)
- 5. Seekers Of The Origin (04:44)
- 6. Parallel Opposite (05:15)
- 7. Curtain 1 - Remembering (04:57)
- 8. Curtain 2 - Embracing (01:07)
- 9. Dream Of 5th Dimension (02:52)
- 10. A Last Resort (00:35)
- 11. Entering Parallel Opposite (04:38)
- 12. Seekers Fear (01:14)
- 13. En GlassdøR (07:02)
Erik kimestad Pedersen - trumpet
Martin Myhre Olsen - altosaxophone
Nils Andreas Granseth - trombone
Kjetil Jerve - piano
Andreas Wildhagen - drums
Erlend Olderskog Albertsen- bass & composition
The album was recorded in one day, live with all the musicians in the same room. Akmee, a band which all members are present in this project, had a good experience with a close-up positioning during its recording earlier the same month. This inspired "røddsalG nEEn Glassdør" to go for the same advantages as such an approach offers.
The music on this recording has found its way into being through investigating some questions about music while manipulating an older composition of mine called "En Glassdør" ("A glass door"): Can one find similarities in a musical statement with its original after reversing it? Is such manipulation of music also an expression of me? Can such investigating lead to the discovery of musical core element(s) on which the music can be claimed to be based on, in a similar manner as physics? What can be omitted? What can be added?
The journey of composing this music surely goes hand in hand with my existential and philosophical view of life!
I hope it offers you memorable moments.
Erlend Olderskog Albertsen

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We develop and implement clinical trials in all equatorial regions susceptible to Infectious Disease outbreaks, specializing in designing vaccine delivery trials and providing in-country team training in the most remote areas. Our goal is to compliment and augment what you already do well by providing access to untapped populations and navigating the most challenging research environments for such tasks as:
We only take on a limited number of projects, which must be vetted by our Infectious Disease Scientific Advisory Board and adhere to these tenets:
Does the program or project help the greater good?
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|Yes, I inherited blue counter tops when I moved in here . . . don't judge! ;)
|I put the scoop in just because I thought it would
look better than a puny little measuring spoon! ;)
** Note: I put 4 tablespoons in a cup and added hot water and stirred it up, and stirred and stirred. It didn't quite fully dissolve, but close . . . so I poured some into the washer while it was filling with water and then added the clothes just a bit later, but before it was filled with water. I did the first load and then during the time it took to do the first load, the soap that was left in the cup had turned into a thick gel-like substance. But, it turned more liquid as I stirred it up again.
3rd load - 2 bath rugs
also came out clean, smelling fresh with no visible soap residue
**Note: It seems that even though the soap did not fully dissolve, I did not see any traces of it left in my clothes or inside the washer. I don't know if there might be any build up inside in places that are not easily visible, but I feel like it pretty much either did get dissolved in the wash or got drained out during the drain cycles.


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Review: LaBeouf and Gottsagen's strangely ambitious 'Peanut Butter Falcon' has enough heart to work
A name like The Peanut Butter Falcon might not suggest much in the way of plot, but it certainly gives you a taste of this picture overall: sweet, gooey, and a strange combination. It's a road movie, a buddy comedy, an indie melodrama, and even a fairytale. And while it might seem like a film of this scale is biting off more than it can chew, The Peanut Butter Falcon, for the most part, has enough heart to make it work.
We'll come to find that the title refers to the alter ego of buddy No. 1, Zak (Zack Gottsagen). He's a thirtysomething with Down syndrome who spends the better part of his days watching pro wrestling tapes and trying to escape the old folks home where he's been more or less abandoned. One night, he actually succeeds, running in his tighty-whities through the North Carolina night. When day breaks, Zak hides out on a boat owned by Tyler (actual cannibal Shia LaBeouf), a crab fisherman with a major chip on his shoulder.
When two rivals (John Hawkes and Yelawolf) attack Tyler for stealing from their traps, he sets a bunch of their stuff on fire and takes off for Florida—not realizing he has Zak in tow. A hostile intro builds to a bromance after a chance encounter with Zak's worried caretaker, Eleanor (Dakota Johnson), and soon this unlikely team becomes closer than Tyler could have imagined.
The Peanut Butter Falcon deals primarily with somber themes: the lasting effects of familial death, the failure to realize potential, the maliciousness of others. Somehow, through the overwhelming sadness, it manages to be one of the year's most uplifting films. It follows in the tradition of Mark Twain's epicAdventures of Huckleberry Finn, but The Peanut Butter Falcon feels more like a short story and is at its best when neglecting a grander message. Even if it loses focus on occasion, it delivers the feels when it lets the main characters do the heavy lifting.
Newcomer Gottsagen does a phenomenal job relating the struggles faced by people with Down syndrome, but his levity and clear stick-to-itiveness keep this from being some long-form pity party. Even at his lowest, Zak's unwillingness to let go of his wrestling dreams despite the odds is nothing if not admirable. Tyler initially serves as a darker counterbalance, but LaBeouf's infusion of carpe diem attitude and moral ambiguity highlights the complexities of a man searching for light at the end of the tunnel. LaBeouf's personal life can overshadow his acting ability for some, but The Peanut Butter Falcon is a great reminder of what a talent he's always been.
Impressive and inspiring, this movie proves you don't need a huge budget or a sweeping epic narrative to leave a mark. Small, character-driven tales can make just as much of a personal impact. And after a summer of huge Hollywood blockbusters, The Peanut Butter Falcon is a welcome change of pace.
The Peanut Butter Falcon
Directors: Tyler Nilson and Michael Schwartz
Starring: Shia LaBeouf, Dakota Johnson, Zack Gottsagen
Rated: PG-13
Theater: Area theaters, now playing


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WINTER BLACKOUT FEAR: UK at risk as National Grid suffers 'multiple plant break downs'
FEARS of winter blackouts grew after the National Grid yesterday appealed for more power following "multiple plant break downs".
National Grid have appealed for more power
It called for an extra 500 megawatts – roughly enough electricity to power 250,000 homes – late yesterday afternoon.
It is the first time in three years that the National Grid has issued a call for more generation.
Critics said the move showed that supply margins are "alarmingly" tight.
Professor Ian Fells, Emeritus Professor of Energy Conversion at Newcastle University, said the call had come on a day when there was little wind which reduced the contribution from wind farms.
Prof Fells, who favours nuclear power, said: "I am alarmed by the situation. This is a real wake-up call.
"We would normally expect maximum demand in January or February. I did not anticipate this problem so early in the autumn.
"This suggests we are at risk of blackouts this winter. If we have this call at this stage of the autumn what is it going to be like in January?"
Last month the National Grid revealed that this winter's capacity margin - the different between electricity supply and expected peak demand - is 1.2 per cent.
This is the lowest since 2005-06, and compares to historic safety margins of 10 per cent. The National Grid can increase the current margin to 5.1 per cent by using mothballed power stations or compensating heavy industry to reduce usage at peak times.
National Grid's UK market operation director Cordi O'Hara said last month that electricity supply over the winter would be "tight but manageable".
But yesterday Brian Strutton, national officer of the GMB union, said: "It is less than a month ago since we warned that the Government and National Grid were far too complacent about the risks of widespread power blackouts.
It is the first time in three years that the National Grid has issued a call for more generation.
National grid say "We have enough generation to meet demand and we have our reserve in place."
I am alarmed by the situation. This is a real wake-up call.
"There can be eight to 10 days per month when there is not a lot of output from wind capacity. We now have the bonkers position where National Grid is using consumers' money to pay firms to stop work in order to avoid blackouts."
Last week a public letter by energy experts including Professor Fells warned of the "historically low" margins between electricity generating capacity and peak demand.
They wrote: "One cold, dark evening this coming winter, there seems every prospect that demand will exceed supply and the system will begin to fail.
"Lights will go out, heating systems will stop, factories will grind to a halt, transport will be disrupted and our world will collapse. In the long term, confidence in our industry, indeed in our society, will be seriously damaged."
Supplies have been affected by problems at Heysham and Hartlepool nuclear power stations, fires at the coal-powered stations at Ferrybridge and Didcot and difficulties with a back-up link to French power plants,
The Professor of Energy Economics at Durham University Business School, Tooraj Jamasb, said the National Grid's call could be a warning of problems ahead this winter.
He said: "The fact that the National Grid is asking for 500 MW of extra capacity, roughly the capacity of a medium plant, is not a dramatic event in itself. "The National Grid is able to keep the lights on, but is seeking to do so at the lowest possible costs at a peak time.
It called for an extra 500 megawatts – roughly enough electricity to power 250,000 homes
"However, this may be a sign that a combination of plant breakdowns, unusually cold weather, and increased demand from the economy could challenge the National Grid's reserve margin and test the toolbox of measures that are at their disposal.
"A strong reserve margin in the good old days was closer to 10 per cent but margins are getting tighter."
In a statement the National Grid said: "National Grid has issued a notice to the industry today at 13.30 asking for more generation to be brought onto the system.
"This is part of our standard toolkit for balancing supply and demand and is not an indication there is an immediate risk of disruption to supply or blackouts. It indicates that we would like our power held in reserve to be higher.
"This Notification of Inadequate System Margin is a result of multiple plant break downs. An additional 500 MWs is being requested for between 16.30 and 18.30 this evening."
A National Grid spokesman said: "We have enough generation to meet demand and we have our reserve in place."
Asked what proportion of the reserve the extra 500 MW represented, a National Grid spokesman said: "I don't know. It varies according to demand. Only the control centre knows and they're very busy at the moment."


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I warmly welcome and greet all the customers to Alams Lounge, let me take this opportunity to introduce the making of Alams Lounge in the village of Higham.
My family has been connected to Higham and the surrounding villages on a social as well as professional friendship for over a decade. I have visited and attended formerly the Hermit Inn on many occasions. My connections to the people of the area have grown over the year, which has attracted me to bring my family and our expertise in the Kashmiri Indian cuisine, to the people of this area. Therefore we have invested time and energy to bring a recreation in a different theme and taste.
The name Alam originates from the meaning knowledgeable and pious.
Me and my team are here to serve you.
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Hiltz & Associates was founded by dental embezzlement pioneer William "Bill" Hiltz.
Bill performed his first dental embezzlement investigation in 2004, and since then, has performed hundreds more.
In 2006, Bill co-founded Prosperident and was its Chief Fraud Examiner & Chief Operations Officer until June 2017; when he left to form Hiltz & Associates. Click here to read more about Bill
At Hiltz & Associates, we are "BIG" on small firm values.
You won't find any large firm bureaucracy or egos here; we speak honestly, and hold to the principles of veracity and beneficence in all our dealings.
Our goals are simple. We will:
- focus solely the only thing that matters – YOU
- never recommend an unnecessary procedure or service to line our own pockets.
- provide you with expert focus, direction and guidance that is second to none
- use tact and discretion at all points, to ensure your matter remains confidential
- always serve in your best interests, to communicate with you truthfully, and without deception
- always disclose to you when we are in a conflict of interest
- recognize our limitations, and refer you to another specialist or professional when circumstances require
- provide you with free access to information and techniques that will allow you to respond when faced with a fraud or embezzlement concern
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Bill is a pioneer and expert in the prevention, detection, and investigation of fraud and embezzlement committed against practice owners and practitioners.
Practice areas include (but are not limited to):
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Janice is the person who co-ordinates many of the activities with our clients.
Her calming nature and engaging interpersonal skills make her a perfect candidate for this work.
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Dr. Potter's is an experienced professor, researcher and clinical psychologist. Her background in critical incident response makes her the perfect candidate to help your team maintain its focus and morale in the aftermath of fraud or embezzlement.
In many cases, the person being accused of fraud has developed strong relationships with other staff; who may react in disbelief, shock, or indifference.
Staff may disassociate from the practice, blame themselves, or others. Mediation will help alleviate these issues.


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District Bar could lay claim to being LeBron James' favorite Chicago hangout.
Earlier this year, James and his merry Cavaliers crew stopped by the River North bar/restaurant twice in three weeks, so management has launched a four-week "Do Chicago" campaign, and effort to help lure the hoops star to the Bulls.
District is offering weekly specials over the next month dedicated to all of the food and drinks the hoops star ordered during his visits:
- June 7th: Half-price Southwestern Turkey Burgers and $6 Grey Goose cocktails.
- June 14th: Half-price District Chopped Salads and $5 mimosas.
- June 21st: Half-price Southwestern Turkey Burgers and $5 Malibu drinks.
- June 28th: All of the above specials for four days leading up to July 1, the day James officially becomes a free agent.
Not that James will need a discount on food if he chooses Chicago, but it's the thought that counts.


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Brandon Rios says his clash with Humberto Soto is the final hurdle between him and a fourth World title fight as they clash at the Auditorio Municipal Fausto Gutierrez in Tijuana, Mexico on Saturday February 23.
Brandon Rios says his clash with Humberto Soto is the final hurdle between him and a fourth World title fight as they clash at the Auditorio Municipal Fausto Gutierrez in Tijuana, Mexico on Saturday February 23.
Rios returned to action in stunning fashion in Kansas in November, stopping Ramon Alvarez in the ninth round.
'Bam Bam's' return to the ring has been inspired by a promise made to his daughter to become a World champion once again, and a big all-Mexican clash with Soto is just the type of fight that will light a fire under him to produce a performance to land a huge fight next.
"It feels nice to fight back in Mexico," said Rios. "Especially right now with everything that's going on, all the politics. Not only that, but it's good to give the Mexican fans a great show, they get see me live which is awesome.
"I'm fighting a guy that lives in Tijuana. He's from Mexico, so I'm pretty sure the crowd's going to be on his side, 100 per cent, but it feels good to be back out in front of Mexican fans. I'm ready to go and show the world that I'm ready to get back to the top again.
"I have some fans from LA going over the border to watch the fight, but I'm pretty sure he's going to have more support. Anything can happen though, at the end of the day it's not about who has what, it's about me and him in the ring.
"The main decision for me to come back was when I was watching a fight on TV and I told my wife 'Baby, that can still be me. I can still do that shit. I know I can still do that shit.' I just had bad camp, bad habits. She told me 'I'm going to let you do what you want to do, you're a grown man. But if you come back, you've got to promise me you do it right.' None of the half-assed shit, with the dieting, and all that. So, I thought about it for about a day or two, and I had the urge for it.
"I got my first fight and it was great, and the second one with Danny Garcia which wasn't all that – shit happens in boxing. And then I got to meet Eddie Hearn who gave me a three-fight deal thanks to him.
"Nobody was really paying attention to me anymore, and Eddie gave me an opportunity, and I really appreciate that. I'm fighting my second fight with him, and I can't wait to go again.
"My main target is to get a title shot. Not only the reason why, is because I promised my little girl. She does karate. I told her, if you become a black belt, you give me that title. When I become a champion again, I give you my belt.
"We made that promise, and I don't want to break her heart, so that's why I want to be a champion again before I retire. I keep my word. Every day, I kid you not, she says 'Dad, remember you promised me?' Every day. I come to the gym today, she's asking me if I'm bringing back a title. That's 100 per cent my drive.
"You know what, it could be soon. It could be my next fight, who knows with Eddie Hearn. For now I'm just concentrating on this guy. I'm ready for whatever falls next.
"Soto is a veteran, he's 30 years old. he knows some tricks, he's a former three-time World champion, so we've got to be ready for whatever he brings. That's why I'm working so hard to correct the mistakes.
"Working with Matchroom Boxing and being on DAZN, they've giving me fights back-to-back which is great. I haven't got that wasted time, rested time, they're giving me fights right away. I'm grateful and happy to be a part of the team. I'm ready to get back to the top.
"It's going to be a great fight. You've got a three-division former champion Soto comes to fight, very talented and very skillful, he's a big counter puncher. Then you've got myself, Bam Bam, who comes to brawl and always gives the fans a good show, but what always makes a perfect fight is a counter and brawler. There's always going to be punches thrown, always something going to happen."


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Restaurant supply shop celebrates 5th anniversary
It's been my experience that you don't have to be in the restaurant business to want to shop at restaurant supply stores. Over the years they have supplied me with things for my kitchen and dining room that I could not find elsewhere, from oversized baking sheets and mixing bowls (for marathon holiday baking session) to used linens that I used for my wedding and indestructible glassware and dishes.
It also appears that you don't have to be in the restaurant business to want to join Innovative Restaurant Supply
for its Five Year Anniversary Celebration, which takes place Nov. 15, 16 and 17 at 900 Jefferson Road (the Genesee Regional Market). In addition to samples from and food demonstrations by local restaurants, there will also be:
1. Cake pop demonstration by Sweet Art Bakery, 1 to 3 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 15.
2. Q&A with a representative from Food Equipment Distribution Service from noon to 4 p.m. Nov. 16.
3. Food Truck Roundup 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov. 17 with Lettuce B. Frank, Le Petit Poutine, Brick & Motor and other mobile food businesses.


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Martin Weale predicted an end to the lengthy squeeze on household incomes, and hailed a new "underlying sense of confidence" in Britain.
"The economy is stagnating but I have not heard people say 'this is a disaster," Mr Weale told the Birmingham Mail.
"For quite a long period now, we have had slight upward movement, and slight downward movement. Rather than describe it as a double-dip recession, I would describe it as a sustained period of stagnation."
Official figures last month showed that the UK economy shrank by 0.7pc between April and June, the third consecutive quarter of contraction.
A recession is defined by economists as two consecutive quarters of negative growth.
Mr Weale also described the eurozone debt crisis as "the biggest source of uncertainty" surrounding the British economy.
"I think that the squeeze on household spending through rising fuel and petrol prices is coming to an end. The big uncertainty is how the situation in the eurozone develops," he said.
"It is perfectly plausible that we get a shock; the eurozone is the biggest source of uncertainty."
The Bank of England last week forecast that inflation would fall further in the short term, to around 2.1pc in the last three months of 2012, but then might rise slightly before averaging below the 2pc target from late 2013 onwards.
This week the ONS reported an unexpected rise in inflation last month, damaging hopes that slowing price pressures would ease the squeeze on Britons' finances and allow them to spend more.


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"Mummy, what is the name of the beehoon that we throw into the sky?"
I peered at Z carefully.
Then it struck me.
"Yu Sheng!"
"Yes, that is the one. I like Yu Sheng very much. Can we have it soon?"
Given that he had brought this up a month before Lunar New Year, I thought he had very good memory and association skills. My dear boy, I liked Yu Sheng as much as you too! There should be a lot of fun and tossing when the time came.


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One of the reasons I bought the Evo was because I <thought> I could record my phone conversations. I have a very frightening and abusive ex that has been harassing me for 2 years and I needed to be able to finally "tape" some of these conversations as "evidence." But time is passing, they're still happening and I still don't know how to tape! Help would be much appreciated!!! Thanks!
I just did a search in the Marketplace for "record calls". That search returned 24 results. Some are free some are for purchase. I have never used any of these applications and I don't know anything about them. You can try that search and look at the applications, read the comments, and if there's an application that sounds promising and it's free you can install it, try it, and if it seems like it suites your needs and there's a purchase version that provides more/better functionality and you like the price then buy it.
Also, just as a suggestion you might want to talk to a/your lawyer to find out the laws etc. in your state/area regarding recording telephone calls before you do record any conversation. Just me own 2 cents.
Stay safe.
Message was edited by: TKDJOE1 - Added suggestion to talk to a lawyer regarding recording telephone conversations.
Thank you. "Marketplace" as in "Marketplace" on the Evo? I thought it was simpler than that...When I bought the phone "they" said, "You can record conversations as they occur." But okay, I will go there next and try. Any other suggestions would be welcome. To allay concerns, already <am> working with an Attorney. It was He who directed me to begin saving and recording these conversations. Thank you for your time and help, Joe.
Sorry for the confusion. The "Market" that I was referring to is indeed the Market icon on the Evo. When that application opens there is a search icon at the top right that will open a text box and display the keyboard to allow you to search for items in the Market.
I also just did a search for "record" in the user guide for the Evo and the only references to recordings are for setting up the voice mail, recording voice memos, and recording video. There is no mention of recording telephone conversations out of the box.
Perhaps you could contact "them" and ask how to do this. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
Joe! I think I got it! Ok... so thanks to your previous posts... I did exactly as you told me and went to Market and did the "Search." Just as you said, there were quite a few apps so I read them.... but details were dismal!! When it came down to it, there were really only 1 or two viable options, and those "options" sounded frightening! No one got more than a few good reviews and most were crashing and infecting phones left and right! The (relatively) "best" program that existed (and it was still crashing and infecting MANY phones, including Evo) required the phone conversation to be on Speakerphone to work, anyway! And that's when it came to me... If the "best" program out there might infect my phone and requires me to be on Speakerphone anyway.....Hmmmm. I made a call, tried it and it worked >>>>
As soon as "that" phone call comes in for me, just quickly Multi-task over to Camera > pull screen over to Video > and hit RECORD!!!!
I'm def NOT a "tech" person but it seemed to work perfectly!
The calls aren't that long anyway and I just need some way to "grab" them!??
Yea!! THANK YOU for your help and direction! Wouldn't have arrived here without it!!
What a great solution! It works, it's free, and you found it yourself!
download Acr it works on tp2 everytime
I really glad to hear you were able to find something that works! That's fantastic!
I'm curious, how did you find out that you could use the camcorder?
Just to clarify, when a call comes in put the call on speaker and go to the camcorder and hit the record icon? Is that correct?
If it is, try the voice memo feature too then. It might take up less space with the file it creates, but I don't know if the voice memo feature creates a file that you can send somewhere like your computer where the video file you can because I know you can send it to You Tube.
Perhaps one of the others could answer that.
But I'm glad you found something that works!
Be safe! Maybe this guy will grow a brain!
ACR is a program for Windows Mobile phones. The EVO is Android, not Windows. TP2 stands for Touch Pro 2, a Windows Mobile phone. No help here.
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Episode 15: "Secrets to a Remarkable Life"
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In a pastoral letter read in parishes on the Nativity of St John the Baptist, 24th June 2018, Cardinal Vincent Nichols focuses on priesthood.
Looking to the example of St John Southworth, 'a key patron of priests of this diocese,' the Cardinal calls him an 'inspiration and intercessor us'. The body of the saint, whose feast day is 27th June, is placed in the central aisle of Westminster Cathedral for the Mass of priestly ordinations, when the candidates will prostrate themselves face down with their 'special patron' in their midst.
Like St John Southworth, priests today strive to express in their 'daily ministry exactly the same dedication to the mission of Jesus Our Lord as he did'. Like the saint, they 'depend on the support and love of faithful people'.
'While the deadly drama has ended, over the centuries a marvellous tradition has remained of genuine love for priests and a readiness to support them, through thick and thin. I ask you, today, to continue that tradition and share it with your families,' he added, asking the faithful to pray for all our priests, especially the six new priests to be ordained the following week and all priests serving in parishes.
The Cardinal also acknowledges that priests and bishops are sinners. 'There is no hiding our mistakes and faults. Indeed, we have learned painfully, that trying to hide major failures, especially in relation to the most vulnerable, seriously compounds the failures and betrayals that so damage our shared mission. Today, I express my sorrow at our failings and I ask for your patience, forbearance and, indeed, forgiveness.'
In this 450th anniversary year of the founding of the English College in Douai, when so many martyr priests are remembered, the coming months will be a time of renewal of 'priestly mission and purpose', which will come to a key moment on the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, 28th June 2019, a day set aside by Pope Francis for prayer and renewal of all priests. On that day, diocesan priests from England and Wales will be invited to Westminster Cathedral for a Mass of thanksgiving and renewal.


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Recently I was contacted by the lovely Nicole and Jenny from bornprettystore.com who offered me up to three items (to the value of $12) of my choice.
I was so excited by this, so went on their website straight away and gave it a browse. Born Pretty is an online shop who specialise in all kinds of jewellery, fashion accessories, nail art and cosmetics! With so many different products I was spoilt for choice. However after much thought I decided on three pieces of jewellery.
These are the three I chose...
I decided on the vintage peacock feather necklace*, the colours in it are lush. Light green, deep navy and orange being the main colours meaning I can put this necklace with a lot of different colours and outfits. This necklace will add a cute vintage feel to an outfit :)
I also chose a skull choker* which I love! It is a great length and will go with quite a lot of my clothes. The band is very soft but rigid enough to keep its shape.
I also chose a skull ring* which is adjustable in size using the two skulls on either side. This is amazing, I will wear this so much!
Born Pretty were also generous enough to give you all a discount code for their store! You can get 10% off your order as well as that they offer free worldwide shopping! Just click on the image below, and don't forget to mention MET10 when you get to the checkout for your 10% off!
Let me know what you chose, I would love to know :)
Lastly, thank you so much Born Pretty, I will wear these to my hearts content!


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Watch Justin Timberlake's Futuristic New 'Filthy' Video
Justin Timberlake plays a Steve Jobs-styled robot inventor in his Mark Romanek-directed new video for 'Filthy,' a song from his upcoming LP 'Man of the Woods'.
Timbaland, co-wrote the song with Timberlake, Danja, James Fauntleroy and Lawrence Dopson.
Timberlake shared the video on Twitter, writing, "This song should be played very loud."
'Man of the Woods' arrives Feb. 2, two days before Timberlake performs at the Super Bowl Halftime Show in Minneapolis.


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Deconstructing red carpet looks may just be the best guilty pleasure after an award show, and lucky for us the Hum Style Awards red carpet was buzzing!
Some noticeable trends on the red carpet included a focus on brights, specifically fall-friendly colours like red and orange.
In a welcome move away from frilly gowns, power suits and tailoring was spotted on several women.
But to get reallllly specific, how did some looks fare when they faced off against a rival?
We decided to find out.
Ah, the timeless all-black sari. It's not as easy as it sounds. Although it seems like an outfit choice that you just can't go wrong with, that's not exactly true. It's a tricky one to pull off. Exhibit A: Sadaf Kanwal. Although her physique looks killer, we just felt the overall look fell flat. It was a little too plain Jane, coupled with a tight updo and black Bottega clutch. That arm bling also did her no favours.
Sunita Marshall on the other hand is making a great case for lace saris. The drop earrings and bangles kept the look traditional but the halter blouse and lace with silver detailing still made her look foxy.
Winner: Sunita Marshall!
A plain white dress, much like the all-black sari we mentioned above, is like a canvas: you must accessorize the outfit well.
First up we have Sajal Aly in Zaheer Abbas. Sajal didn't style her Zaheer Abbas number nearly enough, not to mention those vertical pleats looked a little awkward.
At the other end of the spectrum Mansha Pasha had a little too much going on: the off-shoulder, the frill, the sash. We also felt the dress was just not red carpet material and better suited for an event at the beach or a daytime affair. Maybe if she had skipped that scarf around her waist and just let her choker be the star accessory.
Winner: Neither
We love a lady in red. But did both of them hit it out of the park with their crimson ensembles?
It was nice to see Mawra steer away from pastels and light colours and up the oomph factor with heavier eye make-up than usual. That's twice in a row now she's impressed us on the Hum Style Awards red carpet. Personally we would have picked a different clutch but hey, it's not make or break.
Anam Malik's trench coat dress with a slit, coupled with that sleek fringe hairdo and sultry bronze make-up was one of our favourite looks from the night. It was unexpected, sexy and sophisticated.
Winner: Both!
An unexpected alternative to the good ol' suit, you don't have to be a rapper or a grandpa to rock one of these. Takes a bit more thought than your basic black/blue/grey suit but if you get it right, it's classic and bold all at once.
That being said, we think OB came out on top here; he didn't win Most Stylish Actor (FIlm) for nothing! The actor looked quirky but also quite dapper.
We felt like Shahzad Noor's three-piece suit was a little OTT and it looked like he hadn't put much thought into anything else other than the clothes.
Winner: Osman Khalid Butt, duh.
We called it: borrowed from the boys, pant-suits are back in a big way. They look luxe AND they make you look like you mean business.
We honestly couldn't pick between these two, except maybe we were leaning slightly towards Nausheen Shah's look, because we love a little sparkle and prefer the bootcut.
Winner: Both!
If one of the biggest award nights of the year doesn't call for a ball gown, we don't know what does!
While both actors brought their A-game, we think Ayesha Omar takes the lead just by a little by channeling that old school glam (after all, retro classy was the theme for the night!).
Winner: Ayesha Omar
Syra and Saheefa went all orange for their looks at the HSAs. We love the change from lady in red and can't help but commend them for taking the challenge of such a bold colour. Seriously, oranges are difficult!
We love the pearls on Syra's suit but that's about it. The suit's asymmetrical style made her whole look appear lopsided and the cut-out was not the most flattering.
Saheefa's look was more put together as she topped off her suit with a blazer over her shoulders. The vibrant orange also looked more solid, probably because of the lack of odd cuts.
Winner: Saheefa
If it weren't for the colour, we'd have sworn Shaneira and Saba were twinning!
Both wore dresses from Shehla Chatoor which featured a hip-hugging silhouette dress ending in a flare of ruffles.
Saba's pastel tea-pink dress featured an embroided top with a hint of gold. While the colour is not one of our faves, we loved how Saba was pulling her look off with an air of confidence. Also, the rather tame top made way for the mermaid like finish at the bottom.
Shaneira's dress seemed to be a bit much with a poncho style top full of tassles and glitter. Because the dress was black, the look was saved but that doesn't mean it couldn't have been improved. We don't mind though, Shaneira's smile distracted us anyway!
Winner: Saba Qamar
Saris definitely had their moment at the Hum Style Awards.
Tooba's Umar Sayeed sari-pant featured just the right amount of detailing, enough to keep us interested but not so much that we'd want to look away. She made the smart choice to keep her accessories minimal; with a fairly busy sari who needs bling?
Sonya Hussayn's deconstructed sari ensemble from Studio S was similarly intriguing. The bold slashes of black on the sari could have overpowered Sonya, but paired with a simple blouse and unfussy hair the entire look worked. Oh and bonus points for those killer abs!
Winner: Both!
Both Mira Sethi and Bilal Abbas' outfits featured colourblocking. Unfortunately, neither had the intended effect.
The awkward length of Mira's dress didn't do justice to her tall frame, and coupled with a zipped neckline and boxy sleeves we felt there was too much going on to let any one element shine.
Bilal Abbas too could have benefitted from a less-is-more approach. Sometimes it's ok to let a suit just be a suit.
The beautiful OST — written by Sabir Zafar, composed by Sahir Ali Bagga and sung by Ayma Baig and Sahir — sets a romantic mood for a rather unusual story that tackles immigration, loneliness of senior family members and workplace harrassment. Shakeel is simply delightful in the role of an endearing senior who meets the Katrina Kaif-lookalike Seher Afzal, playing the angelic Haniya, in the park he frequents. A situation arises whereby he brings her home as a paying guest and an intriguing love triangle develops between her, his son and daughter-in-law (Noman Ijaz and Iffat Omar). On the other hand, Noor-ul-Hassan playing a horrid man who physically and verbally abuses his wife and daughters makes you absolutely hate him. A great cast and Zaifar Mairaj's absorbing screenplay definitely takes away those Monday blues.
Gumraah | Hum TV, Mon-Tue 9.10pm
Seriously? So now an off-beat American Beauty (1999)-inspired storyline will be presented as family drama genre? The screenplay by Malik Khudabaksh and Faisal Rehman looks rather dishy as daddy Sarmad who falls for his daughter Faryal's (the gorgeous Komal Aziz Khan) bubbly friend Huma played by young actor Hina Altaf (Zebu of Udaari). She is doing a fabulous job in the challenging role of a gold-digger opposite a seasoned actor such as Faisal Rehman. Complications arise as their relationship progresses and he eventually discovers that Huma's love is not for him but his wealth and status.
Baaghi | Urdu1, Thursday 8.00pm
If there ever were a role that only Saba Qamar could do justice to, it is the role of Fauzia Batool in Baaghi, loosely based on the life of Qandeel Baloch. With Umera Ahmed's plausible and realistic screenplay, Farooq Rind's sensitive direction, Saba as the village belle transforms into a slick fashion model to discover the big, bad world of showbiz. From the tiniest nuances to her effortless Punjabi accent, Saba is consistently outstanding as her role sheds its many layers. Ali Kazmi (as the vicious Abid) and Khalid Malik (Gogi) are superb supports. When will Osman Khalid Butt make his much-awaited appearance in the serial and will he be a lucky charm for Fauzia Batool or just add to the list of evil men hounding her?
Saima Akram Chaudhry's screenplay may have dragged a wee bit and Fahim Burney's direction might have had a few flaws (people who shoot themselves in the head do not look as pretty as Hamdan Mustafa did with a red smudge on his temple), but the serial concluded on a strong note. Never before has the message of harassment of women resonated so crystal clear.
In the last episode one of the characters, an NGO worker called Mrs Rehmani, points out to the protagonist Salwa (Sohai Ali Abro) that only a few women know that on January 29, 2011, the Government of Pakistan had amended Article 509 of the constitution, making harassment of women a crime. Abro, by the way, carried off the role of the victim of such harrassment effortlessly. Meanwhile, Azfar Rehman as the villianous Hamdan Mustafa sizzled in his sequences with Ali Josh, the male lead, who yet again proved that he is a promising talent.
Boriyat Busters | Geo TV, Friday 6.30pm
What could be better for Ahsan Khan than hosting an exciting game show for kids, to show his versatility as well as do some repair to his image after his brilliant performance as the much-hated child molester in Udari. With the dearth of local content on TV for kids, Boriyat Busters comes a breath of fresh of air as the first season focuses on kids from Karachi.
The show kicks off with a colourful, larger-than-life set, animation, exciting prizes and lots of energy. There are shades of Legends of the Hidden Temple and Takeshi's Castle fused together with Khan's own desi touch. Appearances by Mawra Hocane, Humayun Saeed, Shoaib Malik, Younus Khan, Sajal Ali and Ayesha Omar promise to add glitz to the show. — Fouzia Nasir Ahmad
Published in Dawn, ICON, October 22nd, 2017
Winter is here, and you know what that means — wedding season.
If you're anything like us, you'll find yourself stuck for inspiration every wedding season... until fashion week, that is. This year PFDC's L'Oréal Paris Bridal Week presented countless options for everyone even tangentially connected to winter weddings: the bride, of course, but also her sister-in-law, and also her second cousin's best friend who's only attending the wedding for the gulab jamun.
We isolated 6 trends that emerged from collections that ranged from uber-traditional — like Sania Maskatiya and Nomi Ansari — to quirky-cool — like Ali Xeeshan and Mahgul.
Let's get started...
The designers presenting at PLBW must've picked up on the fact that red is trending internationally, because red could definitely be seen making a comeback on the ramp. And not just as an accent colour — we spotted all-red ensembles where everything from the dupatta to the gharara was scarlet.
Contenders for best red included Wasim Khan and Misha Lakhani, with notable mentions going to Sania Maskatiya and Mahgul.
Someone must've photocopied and distributed a memo that read 'go big or go home' because there were ALOT of trailing trains on the ramp at PLBW.
Impractical? Yep. Dramatic? Yep. We wouldn't recommend this look for anyone but the bride, but done right it can add the right amount of flair.
When it comes to wedding wear we often neglect the backs of our joras. But not after PLBW.
Designers made a strong case for treating the back of their outfits like entities unto themselves, with heavy embellishments, scooped backs, worked straps and more.
And if you're getting sick of being traditional, some designers presented interesting looks that borrowed heavily from menswear.
While we wish we would've seen more of this trend on the ramp, at least it was a start.
On the other end of the spectrum, designers presented western-style evening gowns as viable options for wedding wear.
Sana Safinaz led the pack, but others followed close behind.
Another raging trend on the runway had us seeing double: we spotted two dupattas on numerous outfits.
It went like this: one dupatta was draped over the models head while the other criss-crossed around her front. Alternatively, one dupatta was belted and one flowed freely.
Warsaw is a city steeped in film history. For decades, filmmakers have been falling to its many charms. There are of course the local masters, such as Andrzej Wajda or Krzystof Kieslowski who have set some of their most iconic tales in the Polish capital. And then there are modern directors such as David Lynch or Lars von Trier who have used it as a backdrop for their existential, surreal commentaries on humanity.
Next in line to join this august company is Ahsan Rahim. Together with Ali Zafar, he has created his debut feature Teefa in Trouble, an action-comedy that's set up shop in Warsaw for the last leg of the shooting schedule. A busy crew and a positive buzz greet me the day I'm granted an exclusive behind-the-scenes look for Icon and what I see looks very promising: high-octane car chases with stunt work to make the heartbeat increase exponentially. But more on that later.
It's a clear, sunny day and even though it's the middle of July, for some reason my prejudiced head cannot process this fact. On my way over, I was picturing a dreary, rainy place but Warsaw makes quite the opposite impression on me as soon as my train enters the station. It's a lovely city bursting with culture at every corner.
One or two monuments checked, local delicacies scoffed, I receive the directions from the production manager and make my way to the set. The place is easy to find but still quite a trek to get to. Looking back at my notes, I've scribbled "abandoned warehouse" to keep hold of my initial reaction of the location, but this isn't true at all. It's not abandoned; this is some kind of a racecourse where people can spin some laps for a small fee. I also spot, rather ominously, an arms shop. Two guys are sitting in front of it and cleaning their rifles. This is surely the perfect movie setting for hot pursuits and getaway vehicles.
Icon goes on the sets in Poland of Ali Zafar's upcoming feature film Teefa in Trouble
I finally reach and see an assortment of police cars lining up a narrow, one-way road. I hear someone shout "action" (ah, that one global thing about movie sets) and they speed away one by one, disappearing around the corner. This is part of an elaborate chase sequence that I will get to see in various angles during the first part of the day. But before that, Ali Zafar greets me in his trailer. He's taking it easy, as the concurrently shot stunt portions don't require his constant presence.
"This may end up being the most expensive Pakistani production," he says matter-of-factly whilst listening to Michael Jackson on a music player. "Because of the amount of action involved, it costs a lot of money." He should know this best, considering that he's not only the main star and co-writer (his younger brother Danyal was also part of the writing sessions) but also the producer.
Regardless of the many hats he's wearing, it's the acting part that will be the big talking point once the film releases. Ali Zafar has seriously bulked up for this role, having trained for four months prior to the shoot and now maintaining this rigorous process: martial arts and fitness training factor into his transformation, as do pre-cooked, protein-filled meals he is regularly handed on set by attentive assistants for immediate consumption.
No one from the tight-lipped cast and crew is telling me anything about the plot, other than Teefa, the main character, being a guy from androon shehr — Lahore's Old City — who has come abroad for the first time on a mission. I resort to asking about the genre instead. Has Zafar always been a fan of action movies? What kind of films has he drawn inspiration from, for this one in particular?
First up, they do a test run during which the car flips as planned but then the stunt driver seems to lose control of the vehicle. It's a nightmarish sight, the car's wheels protruded in the air on the left, while only the right-hand side of the car is driving on the ground. The entire crew seems to be holding its breath; the set's gone quiet for what seems like ages. This could go terribly wrong and everyone knows, but then eventually the car tilts back to the ground and resumes its course.
"A lot of people grew up on Superman and Star Wars … all these movies. And I mean, Rocky, Bruce Lee, things like that. I've been an action buff since I was a child. I used to make comic books. I used to make superheroes. Same with Ahsan. He draws his action heroes and sequences, so we both love action. We both love comedy. I also like intense, romantic stuff and in this film, we said: let's do everything that we've been wanting to do."
So it's a little bit of everything. I understand that I won't get any more information about who Teefa is, why he is in trouble and why in Warsaw, so I make my way across the set to where the action is actually happening. I spot a small crew of locals comprising technicians, assistants, one still photographer and several helpers. Ahsan Rahim is standing tall in the middle of them all, alongside his DoP Zain Haleem. After every shot, they put their heads together and discuss how to get the best possible result. As usual for any set, there's a lot of waiting, a lot of talking, a lot of trying out and a lot of nervous laughter. And it's a truly impressive setup, just for this one chase sequence. For the next take, they are using vans, police cars and motorbikes. A drone is being operated together with the camera and this will surely give more possibilities for the editing. A ramp has been installed too, so that one particular car can flip dramatically after driving over it and continue on two wheels only.
This DIY, hands-on approach is heartening to see in today's day and age where CGI reigns supreme. It's pure filmmaking by a dedicated bunch of professionals. Nothing makes me realise this more than the ramp shot: first up, they do a test-run during which the car flips as planned but then the stunt driver seems to lose control of the vehicle. He has difficulties balancing the car back on to four wheels. It's a nightmarish sight, the car's wheels protruded in the air on the left, while only the right-hand side of the car is driving on the ground. The entire crew seems to be holding its breath; the set's gone quiet for what seems like ages. This could go terribly wrong and everyone knows, but then eventually the car tilts back to the ground and resumes its course. Everyone breathes a sigh of relief. "I thought for sure he's going to fall over," says Ahsan Rahim with a grin. All this reminds me of Ali Zafar's description of the undertaking: "You could say the film is on steroids, right from the first frame." I see that now.
Teefa in Trouble has an eclectic cast, comprising industry veterans such as Javed Sheikh and Faysal Quraishi and emerging talents Fia Khan and Mahenur Haider. Maya Ali is the main lead opposite Ali Zafar. From what I'm told, she's far from "just a love interest." She's done a lot of stunts herself and gained quite a reputation. I hear one person calling her "the queen of reckless driving." So it's especially funny to me to see her body double, this lanky Polish gent exiting a car during a break, wearing a red dress and a wig. Ali Zafar, who has also done most of his stunts, is also using a body double for this particular chase. A guy with the same jacket and hairdo. Only then do I realise that Teefa has been in costume all day. That's what he'll look like!
For all the high energy and the complicated nature of shooting car chases and stunts, there's an endearing quality to the small size of the crew. A sort-of tent has been pitched up by the side and after every completed take, the crew convenes under it to watch the playback. This gives off a sense of unity, as there's no real hierarchy. Everyone is in it just as much as the next guy or girl. I've been on sets before where, even though everything is going according to plan, the atmosphere is stifled, joyless. Here, while everyone is doubtlessly focused and determined, there's also camaraderie and a sense of fun. Especially between the four or five Pakistani members of the crew.
One can only hope that all this translates on screen. The chase scene goes on, now in another setup. We were in the open before, but now we're inside the actual "warehouse." Stacks of cardboard boxes can be found all over the site and metallic objects complete the structure. If I could paint a picture and choose a cinematic equivalent to what I'm seeing before me, I'm reminded of the last shot in Raiders of the Lost Ark, that vast space where a crate is stored among countless similar ones.
Blue light is everywhere, as police cars follow a motorbike. Round and round they go, until the chase comes to an abrupt, crashing halt. This shot is repeated several times over the next few hours. In the film, it will amount to just a few seconds. And I have no idea whether Teefa is still in trouble at this point or whether the police is chasing him at the beginning, or whether this is already the climax and he is about to ride away from trouble forever. My guess is as good as anyone's and I look forward to seeing the finished product.
And so we've come to the end. The director has called "pack up." The crew has a day off now and there's a certain sense of excitement in the air. And it's been exciting for me too, to get insights into contemporary Pakistani cinema.
Even though this sounds beside the point, I mean this as a compliment: Teefa in Trouble doesn't feel like a Pakistani production. I'm aware that whatever I've seen is a mere glimpse, a small snippet. There's an entire schedule in Lahore already wrapped. But when I leave, I leave in high spirits, happy that such a film exists, this most unusual cocktail of Pakistan and Poland, an ambitious action, romance, comedy and drama adventure with its heart in the right place. I'm curious to see how it all pans out.
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Pakistani-American actor Faran Tahir ─ you may recognise him as Raza in Iron Man (2008) and Captain Robau in Star Trek (2009) ─ will be starring in the final season of popular American political drama series Scandal.
Faran, who is now 53 years old (but hardly looks it?!), has been part of Hollywood for over 25 years now. He has guest starred in many TV series and films, with his debut appearance in Disney's live-action film The Jungle Book in 1994 as Mowgli's father.
The latest addition to Faran's acting profile will be his role as President Rashad in the seventh and final season of American TV series Scandal. The show goes on air October 5.
The 53-year-old actor will be appearing in episodes 2, 4 and 5. Details about Faran's role are being kept strictly confidential, a press release from his PR agency stated.
"No details regarding the storyline [of the show] have been shared so far [either] and the released promos have been maintaining the mystery," it added.
Alongside Scandal, Faran has been busy shooting for three other projects which include the television series Shameless and The Magicians. He will also be reprising his role as Mallick on American TV show 12 Monkeys(Season 4) in 2018.
We knew Shoaib Masoor's Verna would be intense but the teaser proves it more.
The Mahira Khan starrer just gave a glimpse of what to expect in the upcoming film.
Mahira, the leading lady of the film, shared the teaser on her social media.
The teaser is a short scene of Mahira Khan violently lashing out on an undisclosed character. The dark and gritty scene was accompanied by Xpolymer Dar's rap 'Power di game' which is part of Verna's OST.
There is definitely violence in the movie, so it might not be for the faint of heart.
Also read: Mahira Khan's first look from Shoaib Mansoor's Verna is out now
We knew from before that Mahira Khan will be playing a rape survivor who seeks justice against her assaulters. And now we saw her do just that.
Verna also stars Haroon Shahid, Zarrar Khan, Naimal Khawar and Rasheed Naz in main roles. This will also be the second time Mahira Khan has worked with Shoaib Mansoor, the first time being her cinematic debut Bol.
Verna is set for release on November 17.


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I just finished building myself a new guitar. In itself, I don't think that sets any new records, except perhaps for some personal records for myself. For instance: This new guitar, with four strings, has more strings than any instrument I've built so far. I don't expect that record to last long, because I've already begun work on a crude electric harp. This is also the first stringed instrument I've built that has a fret-board, although I didn't set the frets, and it's the first electric stringed instrument I've built that has a built-in amplifier.
Aside from these personal records, I can't even claim to have recorded any new records with this guitar. I just finished building it, after all. I'm just getting to know the instrument. I wanted to build an instrument with a unique sound, and I've achieved that, but I expect it will take a while before I learn to speak its language fluently enough to compose music for it. Although it has a unique sound, I can't say it's uniqueness breaks any records.
You could see my new guitar as a kind of phoenix, rising from the ashes of an older, if not unique, at least unusual guitar. My new guitar began with an listing on the SoHum Buy-Sell-Trade Facebook page where I let people know that I was looking for junk guitar parts, especially tuning machines. Felix Omai responded to my ad by generously offering to give me the remains of an old Harmony brand arch-top, four-string, tenor guitar. I was delighted to receive it.
The guitar was in pretty sad shape. It's arch had fallen, the back of the body had come off, the front of the body detached from the sides, and the fret-board fell off of the neck. One of the tuning pegs turned to dust between my fingers as I tried, for obviously the first time in many years, to turn it.
I googled the guitar online, and found a nice picture of what it must have looked like in its heyday, and I have to admit that it was a pretty sharp-looking guitar, considering that it retailed for $79.00 in the Sears and Roebuck Catalog. Even in 1962, that was a pretty cheap guitar.
The online reviews, however, all panned the guitar's sound as "muddy," "undefined," and "bottom-heavy," so I didn't feel bad about salvaging the parts I could use to make a new and unique instrument. After I reattached the fret-board to the neck, and replaced the broken tuning peg with a little slab of deer antler, I salvaged the whole neck assembly, as well as the tailpiece and part of the rosewood bridge.
I replaced the body with a crude rectangle of wood I salvaged from a shipping pallet. I built an electric pickup of my own design using an upcycled mint tin, a piezoelectric disc I salvaged from an electronic toy, some compression springs I got at Scrap Humboldt, and the rosewood string saddles from the bridge of the old Harmony. This unique acoustic-electric bridge pickup, with built-in spring reverb gives the guitar its unique sound, at least partially.
My new guitar's other secret weapon is its on-board amplifier, with a speaker mounted directly beneath the strings. I built the amplifier around an LM386 8-pin amplifier chip, and powered it with a 9-volt battery.
The amplifier has an on-off switch, input volume, and gain control, which allows me to play it as an "acoustic' instrument, that is, without plugging it into an external amplifiers, and to overdrive the amplifier producing distortion and feedback, whether it is plugged into an external amplifier or not.
Still, I did have to break two records to build this guitar, and no one will ever listen to this copy of Iron Butterfly's 1960's rock anthem, Inna-Gadda-Da-Vida,
or Billy Crystal's hit single You Look Marvelous again.
Instead, you can listen to to me play them like this:


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In 1985 The Isle of Wight Surf Club produced a calender for sale to its members. It was pre-printed with all the years events, meetings and the tide times at Compton at the weekends. Highlights for that year were;
Thursday 3rd January – Slides/Talk by Roger Mansfield (Former UK Champion) 7.30pm, Sail Loft, Union Road, Sandown
Friday 18th January – Agm/Video, Teachers Centre 7.30pm
Friday 8th February – Fancy Dress Disco
Saturday 2nd March – Jumble Sale, Wilberforce Hall, Brighstone
Saturday 16th March – Swim Marathon
Friday 12th April – Surf Film/Video
Sunday 26th May – Longboard Contest 3.00pm and barbecue
Sunday 9th June – (Back up date for Longboard Contest) 3.00pm
Friday 21st – Sunday 23rd June – Camping Weekend/Compton Farm
Saturday 6th July – Open Day/Barbecue 12 noon onwards
Saturday 10th August – Paddle Race/barbecue 4pm onwards
Saturday 7th September – Barbecue/Frisbee Contest
Saturday 28th September – Shortboard Contest 10am
Sunday 13th October – (Back up date for Shortboard contest) 10am
Frday 15th November – Surf Film/Video
Sunday 15th December – Cracker Race
If you can shed some light on any of these events please get in touch. Some one told me that the IOW Surf Club won the Cracker Race in Sandown? 3 years in a row???
Yeah, I was the only one to turn up to the camping weeked at Compton farm, I had a one man backpackers tent and it rained cats and dogs. The kind people at the farm put me up in the house in the end, they had two spare rooms not let. I remember the calender vividly on my bedroom wall and used to fall asleep staring at those amazing Freshwater lines.


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A Note Regarding Prescription Medicine:
Dear Parents,
In order for prescription medications to be given at school, a
written statement or an order from the physician's office must
accompany the medication. The physician's statement must contain the
- The student's name
- The physician's or other licensed prescriber's signature and
phone number
- The name, route and dosage of the medication
- The frequency and time of administration
- The date of the order
This applies to daily medications and occasional or as needed
medications, such as inhalers and antibiotics.
An adult must deliver the medication to Harold Martin School in a
labeled prescription bottle with the student's name and prescription
information. Any medications sent in plastic bags, envelopes, or
other containers, even if labeled by a parent cannot be given at
Any changes to an order, such as a new dosage, will require a new
physician order.
Medications will be kept in the nurse's office and may not be carried
in a student's backpack, lunchbox, etc.
Forms are available at HMS to bring to your doctor, or a form from
the physician's office is acceptable.
The Harold Martin School fax number is 746-6803 and my email address
is email@example.com if you have any questions. Thank you.
Sheila Conley, R.N.
Harold Martin School
THE CRUCIAL SCHOOL NURSE (written by Bill Carozza)
I want to recognize a crucial element of our school that is
often taken for granted. I?ll give you a hint: this professional
shares a wall with my office, handles major medical
emergencies as well as minor cuts and bruises, gives hugs
to kiddos who need a brief time out, and advocates for a safe
building. She?s a Yankees fan, has three children, and has worked as an Emergency
Room nurse before coming to Harold Martin.
Of course, we?re speaking of Sheila Conley, R.N., HMS
School Nurse. I bring this to your attention because the
National Association of School Nurses, Inc. has proclaimed
May 12, 2010 as "School Nurse Day" to recognize the work of
school nurses and to help communities develop a better
understanding of the school nurse in the educational setting.
Here?s some statistics: There are more than 500 School
Nurses in New Hampshire. Half of these professionals have
bachelors degrees and as many as 15% have masters
degrees. About half of the NH nurses have over 20 years
experience in the field. Although many are L.P.N.?s we are
fortunate in Hopkinton to have Registered Nurses in all three
I hope you realize the variety of issues that Sheila and other
school nurses deal with daily. Here?s the formal definition of
school nursing from the National Association, that provides
some insight: "School nursing is a specialized practice of
professional nursing that advances the well being, academic
success, and life-long achievement of students. To that end,
school nurses facilitate positive student responses to normal
development; promote health and safety, intervene with
actual and potential health problems; provide case
management services; and actively collaborate with others to
build student and family capacity for adaptation, self
management, self advocacy, and learning."
What do I see on a daily basis? I observe Sheila helping
students cope with developmental, situational, social, and
emotional problems. She keeps track of attendance, consults
with staff on special health related issues, and assists with
students who have special educational and physical needs.
Nationwide, over 30% of children under the age of 18 years
have one or more chronic health conditions. These kids are
dependent on daily medication, or special diets for normal
function. Very often, Sheila will advocate for individual
needs of children and help families find solutions.
Another important function for school nurses is screening for
potential vision, hearing, and physical problems. In addition,
nurses take an active role in making sure that students are
well nourished and adequately immunized.
In short, Sheila and her colleagues at Maple Street and the
Middle High School are an integral part of the educational
team. Mark your calendar for May 12, 2010 "School Nurse
Day" and thank Sheila and any other School Nurse you know
for their talent and hard work.


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Mine is not a family given to ritual. We are too chaotic, too scatter-brained, too disorganized. Because my parents' marriage is "interfaith" (a word I have never once heard them use, and which seems to imply more faith than was in fact mingled), religious holidays were sketchy affairs and, beyond the six-foot hero that graced our Halloween open house and the Teeny-Bean jelly beans we ate at Easter, our year was not marked by a series of traditions.
The one exception was, and is, the Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols at Saint Thomas, the gray stone Episcopal bastion on Fifth Avenue. It has been many years since anyone but me has agreed to accompany my mother to the service (my brother never fails to voice scorn based on a long-ago middle school soccer game against the Saint Thomas Boys' Choir School) but maybe that is as it should be: she likes to claim that I, in fetus form, first kicked during the service. The New York iteration takes place the Sunday before Christmas, but it is of course based on the King's College Choir service which the BBC has broadcast on Christmas Eve from Cambridge since 1928.
Lessons and Carols as we know it today—which is to say, in the King's College mold, an alternating series of readings and corresponding carols—was created in 1918. If you are familiar with the program you know that, whatever else might be included (and there is generally some Benjamin Britten arrangement or something that causes my mother to whisper loudly, "I didn't care for that"), the service kicks off with "Once in Royal David's City."
One can only imagine the status associated with being the chosen soloist. Because the first verse is only the voice of one boy soprano, ethereal and pure, echoing through the church. At Saint Thomas, as in other churches, the choir starts in the back and processes forward; the rest of the choir joins in on the second verse. On the third, the whole congregation is singing, which is always a bit of a letdown, and then by the end the organist is completely out of control and the spell is well and truly broken. At least in my experience. But that first moment, and the collective hush of shared expectation, is undeniably magical. You can feel the same magic listening to the BBC broadcast.
Mrs. Cecil Alexander, who wrote the poem "Once in Royal David's City" in 1848, was a big deal in her day, the author not merely of this carol but "All Things Bright and Beautiful" and "There Is a Green Hill Far Away." Anyone in Victorian England would have heard of her Hymns for Little Children. (Lyrics like "Christian children all must be / Mild, obedient, good as He" are a none-too-subtle tipoff to the didactic intention.) It must be said that, while this is a lovely carol, the final lyric has got to be amongst the most anticlimactic in the English language:
Not in that poor lowly stable,
With the oxen standing by,
We shall see Him; but in heaven,
Set at God's right hand on high;
Where like stars His children crowned
All in white shall wait around.
After the service, my mother and I rush to La Bonne Soupe to beat the crowds and order fondue. Fellow congregants are recognizable by their programs and the occasional tie emblazoned with the seal of the Episcopal Church. For several years we ended up seated next to a table of WASPs in from Greenwich who, with the exception of one surly teenager, were all extremely jolly. Then one year he wasn't there and we were told he had gone to West Point. That was ten years ago now.
My mother always assumed that I kicked because I was so moved by the music, which strikes me as a fairly optimistic interpretation. But next Sunday, we will go and once again know that thrill of communal longing. It is a beautiful carol, but I don't listen to it other than during that service. Wikipedia informs us that Mrs. Alexander's words have been recorded by, among others, Mary Chapin Carpenter, the Chieftains, Petula Clark, and Jethro Tull. I don't imagine my mother would care for that at all.
Once in royal David's city
Stood a lowly cattle shed,
Where a mother laid her Baby
In a manger for His bed:
Mary was that mother mild,
Jesus Christ her little Child.
He came down to earth from heaven,
Who is God and Lord of all,
And His shelter was a stable,
And His cradle was a stall;
With the poor, and mean, and lowly,
Lived on earth our Savior holy.
And through all His wondrous childhood
He would honor and obey,
Love and watch the lowly maiden,
In whose gentle arms He lay:
Christian children all must be
Mild, obedient, good as He.
For he is our childhood's pattern;
Day by day, like us He grew;
He was little, weak and helpless,
Tears and smiles like us He knew;
And He feeleth for our sadness,
And He shareth in our gladness.
And our eyes at last shall see Him,
Through His own redeeming love;
For that Child so dear and gentle
Is our Lord in heaven above,
And He leads His children on
To the place where He is gone.
6. Not in that poor lowly stable,
With the oxen standing by,
We shall see Him; but in heaven,
Set at God's right hand on high;
Where like stars His children crowned
All in white shall wait around.


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Regano's is an instiution for its regulars and has remained true to form while its neigbors have gone big city cool.
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We are getting ready to release our 2015 application and some of the wording came into question… What do we mean "don't mail transcripts to our office" when you are submitting an application? This does not mean we don't want to see them or that they are not reviewed by the Admissions Committee. Actually, contrary to what we say about not sending your transcripts, we actually do need to receive official transcripts. eventually. If you are admitted and decide to enroll at SIPA, official documents must be mailed and received by us before you may register for classes.
However, as an applicant, you may scan and upload unofficial transcripts to your application. Your application will be reviewed with your unofficial records. And you may be admitted with these records. However, in order to enroll, we will need to verify your documents. So please have your university or college send us official copies of your academic records (after you have been admitted). This also applies to GRE, GMAT, TOEFL and IELTS scores. These can all be entered by you into the application for review but again, they will need to be checked and verified with official records from ETS, GMAC, and the Cambridge Assessment Organization if you decide to enroll at SIPA. Allowing you to upload and enter information into your application, allows us to process your application without unnecessary delays, then we can send them off to the Admissions Committee for review… so the fun may begin.
We offer enrolling students a few months to request and send in their official documents so no need to panic… Unless you're a procrastinator and wait until a few weeks before Orientation (when course registration occurs). Our Office of Student Affairs will put a hold on your account if we do not have a record of your official documents so you will not be able to register for classes… and isn't one of the main reasons for coming here to take classes?
Key point: Scan and upload unofficial documents for application review but don't delay in having official documents sent to the Office of Admissions if you are admitted and plan to enroll.