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This is a relaxed pottery sessions where you will gain practical skills and introduction to pottery! No experience is necessary. Perfect for anyone with or without previous experience and just wanting to try something new and fun! During the three hour session you are welcome to play and experiment with the clay as much as you like and indulge in some clay fun! You will be creating something handmade that is truly personal and unique that is made by you! The session will start with the demonstration of different hand building and throwing on the wheel techniques. This workshop is focused on giving you a crash course introduction to pottery and letting you enjoy various ways of working with clay. Perfect for anyone who is curious about pottery and want to have a go or want to decide if they want to commit to learning more about potter. Make some enjoyable memories ( maybe even the scene from ghost ) ! You are welcome to play and experiment as much as you like! All material provided.
I'm a founder of the Slightly Curious Studio based in London . I am an illustrator and a ceramist . I have been teaching multi-disciplinary workshop across multiple studios in London. Now I run small bespoke pottery and other creative classes from my studio in Alperton, Wembley, North London.
The studio is located in Alperton, the London Borough of Culture (LBOC) 2020. The studio is easy to get to with train, bus and overlooks the beautiful view of the grand union canal that runs across London. You can also visit other nearby landmark such as Wembley Stadium and Shri Vallabh Nidhi Mandir - Ealing Road and great connection to other parts of London .
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Feel Free to bring old clothes that you don't mind getting clay on. And any food or drink you wish to eat during the session. And short nails please!
If you want to have any of the pottery glazed, there is the option to chose from range of colours and pottery will be glazed fired for £3 per piece. All glazed pieces will be ready to collect 3/4 weeks after the workshop or posted and will be kept for one month after the collection date.
London Pottery Workshop

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Screenshots and clips with Gwyneth Paltrow from Shakespeare in Love (1998). Viola (Gwyneth Paltrow) exposes her right, then her left tit, with Will (Joseph Fiennes)! Then Viola shows her boobs fleeing from her loverman’s bed. Gwyneth Paltrow is an American actress, singer, and food writer. Age: 43 (September 27, 1972).
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Jonesboro Fatal Car Accidents
Once you get behind the wheel, it is important to exercise prudence and common sense to prevent accidents from occurring. Taking all necessary precautions will help prevent innocent people from getting seriously injured. Unfortunately, fatal car accidents continue to occur. These wrecks can almost always be prevented by taking basic safety measures and paying attention to one’s surroundings. Losing a loved one is never easy, emotionally or financially. If you lose a loved one in a car wreck, you should have experienced legal representation on your side to guide you through the process. The Jonesboro car accident attorneys at Nahon, Saharovich & Trotz have represented surviving loved ones for more than 30 years.Fatal Car Accidents
In 2014, there were 470 crash-related fatalities in Arkansas, with six occurring in Jonesboro, per the Arkansas State Police Highway Safety Office. A major cause of fatal car accidents is alcohol and drug use. Data shows that drugs or alcohol were a factor in 44% of fatal wrecks in Arkansas in 2014, compared to the national average of 40%.Asserting a Wrongful Death Claim in Arkansas
Under Arkansas law, a deceased person’s claim for negligence can survive his or her death. This means that the deceased’s personal representative and/or heirs may assert the claim against the responsible party or parties. Beneficiaries may include the surviving spouse, children, father, mother, brothers, and sisters of the deceased.
To recover damages following a fatal car accident in Jonesboro, the defendant’s negligence will need to be established. This can be accomplished by proving that the defendant driver drove in an unsafe manner or violated a traffic or safety law. Common examples of negligence include drunk driving, making an illegal turn, speeding, and texting while driving.
A fatal car accident attorney in Jonesboro can assist you in gathering the proof needed to satisfy the elements of negligence under Arkansas law. It is important to speak with witnesses as soon after the collision as possible before their memories begin to fade as to what happened. If the defendant was charged with driving under the influence (DUI), evidence from that person’s criminal case, including blood testing results, could be used in your civil case for monetary damages. To prove that another driver was texting while driving, cell phone records can be obtained through discovery.
Expert proof may be required to prove certain elements of damages, another aspect of your case in which a skilled lawyer can be of value to you. After a fatal car accident, there will likely be medical bills incurred by the deceased in addition to funeral and burial expenses. Lost wages may come into play, depending on the deceased’s employment status, age, education, and work experience. Losing a loved one will always produce significant emotional distress and pain and suffering. These are examples of non-economic damages that may be recovered.Speak with an Experienced Jonesboro Lawyer
If a loved one has passed away due to another driver’s carelessness, Nahon, Saharovich & Trotz can explain your legal rights under Arkansas law and standing to assert a claim. Our truck and auto accident attorneys understand special considerations must be taken into account following a fatal car accident, including Arkansas’ wrongful death statute. To understand why NST is the way to go, contact our office by completing our online form or call 800-LAW-4004. We represent people injured throughout Arkansas, Tennessee, Missouri, Mississippi, and Kentucky, including in Jonesboro, Little Rock, Chattanooga, Knoxville, Memphis, Nashville, Caruthersville, Hayti, Oxford, Starkville, Grenada, Columbus, Tupelo, Meridian, and Jackson.

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I suffer from church discontent like many people who have been on church staff/leadership teams. Always looking for things that could be better, different, more effective isn’t a bad thing, but I’ve found that it can limit what I see. This morning I sat down to specifically look for the things that are good.
- There are people in our church willing to do unusual things to bless people in the community.
- There are people in our church who literally ache for the Bride of Christ.
- There are people in our church who listen to the Lord, carefully and regularly, and are willing to say so.
- There are people in our church who pray and act.
One example of all of these things coming together is the prayer table ministry. A while back, one couple with a deep love for the people in the neighborhood noticed that the sidewalk in front of our church was a busy place. Wanting to ‘take church to people’ they prayed and responded to the nudge to go out there and simply offer to pray for people – any people – passing by. Soon, other people from the church joined their effort, and sometimes they even took the prayer table to other locations in the neighborhood – troubled places, even – to offer to pray for people right where they were. Whatever their need, no matter their condition, no matter what.
The prayer table ministry has continued on. Each week a summary of the team and location, along with the prayed-for people’s names and concerns goes out to the church email list for intercessors, and the prayers that started then and there for them continues among the people of the church. Here’s today’s list:
Torre Bissell, Dn. Alan Hart, 9:30 to 10:30 AM, in front of Christ Church on State St
(+ indicates received a cross). Warmer but windy on the street this morning.
+Wilber — “that I will have a kind soul and a good heart”
+James — “anything”
+Sherry — “me and my husband to talk with one another without being afraid”, “that Child Protection Services will see that Eddy has changed”, “pray for the children to see each other in new ways” +Sharon (her daughter was with her)
+Kaif — “everything”, he renewed his commitment to Jesus.
+Kamal — “health”
+David — “Constitutional rights for American citizens”, “my health”
+Minnie — crossed the street to come for prayer, but wasn’t sure she should have prayer: “I’ve got drugs and paraphernalia on me right now.” We assured her that she could and should have prayer. After prayer she said, “Thank you; God bless you.” When we gave her a cross she said, “Do you think I should wear this cross now?” We said, “Yes.”
+Deralle (and +Niger, his nephew crossed the street for prayer) — “everything” prayed for his protection
+Milton — for God’s blessing on his work at St. Clare’s Hospital
+Sharon — “for survival, honey”, “for salvation” She confessed her sins to Jesus and accepted his forgiveness.
+Sid — “I need a job desperately. I’ve sinned. I’ve confessed my sins to Jesus.”
+Donna — “just being able to take care of my family.”
Frequently these lists cause me to weep for these folks, for the neighborhood, and for the church. Few of these people will ever come into our (or any) church building, though some have – more likely for the Alpha Center or the Neighborhood Meal than for a worship service. There is so much need, and so much suspicion about “the church” and what it’s true purpose is, who it truly exists for, and so much more. But I know that these folks – both the prayer team and the folks they meet – encounter Jesus right where they are. It’s not fancy, and it won’t make for a new best-selling church practice book, but it does fit with an old one beautifully.

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There is no progress on the proposed changes to the application of the main residence exemption for non- resident taxpayers, even though the transitional period for the changes is due to expire on 30 June 2019.
Parliament does not resume until mid-February 2019 and we are only expecting a relatively small number of sitting days before the election is called, which means opportunities for the Government to pass outstanding legislation are limited.
In the meantime, clients who are likely to be affected by these changes are left in limbo, wondering whether they will need to take action in the near future to avoid losing all access to the main residence exemption. Hopefully we will see some positive developments in this area shortly after Parliament resumes.
If you have any questions about any of the information contained in the Essential Tax Summary, please contact John Kalachian on 02 9267 0108
Let us know if we can help!
Taxation of an individual’s fame or image
Treasury has released a discussion paper on how sports people and celebrities will be taxed.
The discussion paper seeks to implement the 2018-18 Federal Budget measures to ensure that an individual would be personally taxed on any income relating to the commercial exploitation of their fame or image regardless of whether that income was received personally or by another related party. The changes are intended to apply from 1 July 2019.
In the past it has been possible for rights relating to this type of income to be licensed to a company or trust, allowing the income to flow through to other shareholders or beneficiaries who might be on lower tax rates. This is because the ATO took the view that this income was not derived from personal services.
However, from 1 July 2019 it is expected that this income would be taxed in the hands of the individual, regardless of whether the rights have been licensed to another entity.
The exploitation of someone’s fame or image could potentially consist of involvement in advertisements, sponsorships, including wearing associated brand products, public appearances and the promotion of products.
Mini-Budget: Redundancy rule changes
The Government published its Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook on 17 December 2018. While most measures had previously been announced, there was a new measure dealing with the tax treatment of redundancy rules.
In terms of new measures, the Government has indicated that it plans to life the age limit for receiving tax-free redundancy payments so that it will be aligned with the Age Pension qualifying age. The rules currently provide that tax-free treatment cannot apply if the employee id dismissed on or after the day they turned 65. This change is intended to apply from 1 July 2019.
More information – Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook
Tax treaties modified by multi-national crackdown
On 26 September 2018 Australia ratified the Multilateral Convention to Implement Tax Treaty Related Measures to Prevent Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (MLI). This instrument entered into force in Australia on 1 January 2019 and will impact on the way that certain double tax agreements (DTA) need to be approached.
However, in order for a DTA to be impacted by this instrument, both countries need to have taken certain steps. At this stage only the DTAs with France, Japan, New Zealand, Poland, Slovakia and the UK are affected, although it is expected that other DTAs will gradually be affected as well.
What this means at a high level is that in addition to considering the domestic tax provisions in each country and the terms of the DTA it will also be necessary to consider the potential impact of the MLI. The impact will not necessarily be consistent between countries, because this ultimately depends on the position taken by each country.
Treasury has produced a summary of the main features of the MLI and the position taken by Australia. Treasury also provides a list of DTAs and whether they are modified by the MLI.
From the ATO
Non-qualifying earnout arrangements
The ATO has released a discussion paper focusing on the tax treatment of earnout arrangements that do not fall within the scope of the relatively new CGT provisions dealing with this area.
The ATO expects that most earnout arrangements relating to the sale of a business or equity interests in a business entity will fall within the scope of the new CGT provisions. However, the ATO is seeking comments from stakeholders on whether public guidance is required on the tax treatment of non- qualifying earnout arrangements.
The discussion paper focuses on a number of issues that arise in connection with earnout arrangements, including:
- Whether it is always appropriate to adopt a separate asset approach (as taken by the ATO in TR 2007/D10);
- Whether a deduction should be available in some cases for payments made under an earnout arrangement;
- Whether the blackhole expenditure rules in section 40-880 should apply;
- Issues relating to the creation and ending of an earnout right; and
- Issues that arise when earnout arrangements are entered into in connection with depreciating assets.
More information – Issues concerning earnout arrangements
GST and health products
The ATO has issued an issues register dealing specifically with the GST treatment of medical and health related products. The register should prove useful when trying to determine whether a supply of health related goods and products should be classified as GST-free under various provisions in the GST Act.
This includes items that could potentially be classified as GST-free medical aids and appliances, other GST-free health goods and also deals with drugs and medicinal preparations.
Home office expenses rate increased
PSLA 2001/6 Verification approaches for home office running expenses and electronic device expenses
The ATO has increased the hourly rate for home office running expenses from 45 cents per hour to 52 cents per hour, effective from 1 July 2018. This rate is relevant where an individual decides to use the ATO’s safe harbour rate as opposed to keeping records and determining the work related proportion of actual expenses incurred
Individuals who choose to apply the hourly rate method only need to keep a record to show how many hours they work from home. This could be done over the course of the income year, or over a four-week representative period if the individual’s work from home hours are regular and constant. The hourly method incorporates all of the items that a taxpayer can claim as a home office running expense including lighting, heating, cooling, cleaning costs, and depreciation of home office items such as furniture and furnishings in the work area.
Administrative approach for the new company tax and franking rate rules
PCG 2018/8 Enterprise Tax Plan: small business company tax rate change: compliance and administrative approaches for the 2015-16, 2016-17 and 2017-18 income years
The ATO has issued some practical guidance on how it will approach compliance activities and its administrative position in light of recent changes to the company tax rate rules and franking rate rules.
When it comes to the 2016 and 2017 income years the ability of a company to apply the lower tax rate depends on whether it was a small business entity, which partly depends on whether the company was carrying on a business in the relevant income year. The ATO acknowledges that there was considerable uncertainty surrounding this issue prior to the release of TR 2017/D7 and has indicated that compliance resources won’t generally be allocated to reviewing whether a company was carrying on a business for those years, except in limited cases where the conclusion reached was plainly unreasonable or artificial or contrived arrangements are in place.
Where a company has applied an incorrect franking rate as a result of these changes it is not necessary to apply to the Commissioner for permission to amend and reissue the distribution statement. Instead, the company may inform its shareholders of the correct franking credit without reissuing the distribution statement and without needing to seek permission from the Commissioner. This administrative approach applies in relation to franked dividends paid by companies in the 2016-17 and 2017-18 income years.
Reporting for road freight, security and information technology services
LCR 2018/D8 Expansion of the taxable payments reporting system to road freight, security, investigation or surveillance, and information technology services
From 1 July 2019, the taxable payments reporting system which applies to payments made to contractors in certain industries will be expanded to cover payments relating to the following industries:
- Road freight services;
- Security, investigation or surveillance services;
- Information technology services.
In broad terms, the reporting rules are triggered if the taxpayer provides these types of services, they have an ABN and they make a payment to a contractor that is wholly or partly for providing these services on their behalf. However, there are some exceptions that can apply to this.
LCR 2018/D8 provides detailed guidance on the application of these rules and provides a range of examples which explain when payments would be captured under these reporting rules.
The LCR also explains how the reporting exemptions apply. At a high level, reporting is not required if payments received by the entity for these services are less than 10% of the entity’s current or
projected GST turnover (whichever is applicable to
the business). The ATO notes that a business which qualifies for the exemption can still choose to lodge a report on a voluntary basis.
Central management and control test for companies
PCG 2018/9 Central management and control test of residency: identifying where a company’s central management and control is located
The ATO has finalised its practical compliance guideline on the central management and control test of residency for companies. The PCG builds on the comments made by the ATO in TR 2018/5 and provides a range of examples to assist companies determine their residency status in light of the ATO’s new approach in this area.
Something to keep in mind is that the ATO has stated that it will not apply resources to disturb a foreign incorporated company’s status as a non- resident during a transitional period which was originally due to expire on 13 December 2018. However, the ATO has extended this period to 30 June 2019, which provides companies with more time to review their position and determine whether steps should be taken to ensure that the company continues to be classified as a non- resident. Even though the ATO has extended the transitional period, there really isn’t much time left for clients with foreign incorporated companies to review their position in light of the ATO’s new approach, determine whether any changes should be made and then take steps to implement those changes.
Development lease arrangements
TA 2018/3 GST implications of certain development lease arrangements
The ATO has released a Taxpayer Alert concerning the GST treatment of certain arrangements entered into between property developers and government entities. The typical arrangement involves the situation where a property developer acquires land from a government entity in exchange for money and the agreement that the developer will undertake certain development works.
The ATO is concerned that there is inconsistency in the way that each party is accounting for the GST implications and that this can cause an underpayment of GST.
The ATO notes that in some instances this can occur because the value of the development works has not been agreed between the government entity and developer or the supply is not reported until GST can no longer be recovered due to the expiry of time limits for amending activity statements.
Foreign income tax offset problem area
The taxpayer in this case was a resident of Australia but was taxed in the US on some gains that related to a real property interest in the US. Most of the gains were taxed at a concessional rate of 15% (rather than the normal rate of 35%) because the interest had been held for more than one year. Some of the gains were ultimately taxed at 35% in the US.
The capital gains were also taxed in Australia and qualified for the general CGT discount of 50%. As the taxpayer was a resident of Australia and had paid tax on these gains in the US the taxpayer sought to claim a foreign income tax offset (FITO) for the whole amount of the US tax paid. However, the ATO amended the taxpayer’s assessments and only allowed a tax offset for slightly less than 50% of the tax paid in the US on the gains.
The problem for the taxpayer where was that while the US and Australia both have concessions for longer term capital gains, they operate quite differently. The US applies a lower rate to the whole gain while Australia applies a normal tax rate to half of the gain.
Unfortunately, for the taxpayer the Federal Court held that the Commissioner’s approach was correct. That is, the rules focus on amounts that are included in assessable income. If foreign tax has been paid on an amount that is not included in assessable income, then it cannot be taken into account under the FITO rules.
The Federal Court held that this approach would also consistent with the provisions of the Double Tax Agreement between Australia and the US (refer to Article 22). While the DTA indicates that Australia needs to provide a credit against US tax, it does not prescribe the amount to be allowed as a credit. This is subject to the provisions and limitations of the Australian tax legislation.
This is a common problem area when dealing with clients who have made capital gains on foreign assets. Clients often assume that they will receive a full credit for the tax paid overseas and are often surprised to discover that they are entitled to only a partial credit, or sometimes no credit at all, for the foreign tax they have paid.
Extension of single touch payroll to small employers
The Treasury Laws Amendment (2018 Measures No. 4) Bill 2018 contains the amendments which aim to expand single touch payroll (STP) to all employers from 1 July 2019. The Bill passed the Senate in early December, but has been handed back to the House of Representatives to consider certain amendments that have been made which are unrelated to the STP measures. As a result, the Bill is still not yet law. While the Bill has not been passed, the ATO has provided some updated guidance in this area, key comments are extracted below:
“We won’t force employers with 19 or less employees to purchase payroll software if they don’t currently use it. Different STP reporting options will be available by 1 July 2019 to help smaller employers.
We have asked software developers to build low- cost STP solutions at or below $10 per month for micro employers – including simple payroll software, mobile phone apps and portals.
We have received over 20 expressions of interest (EOI) from software developers and will publish a register of the successful EOIs we have received by 30 November 2018.
Micro employers (1–4 employees) will also have a number of alternate options that are not available to employers with 20 or more employees – such as initially allowing your registered tax or BAS agent to report quarterly, rather than each time you run your payroll.
Exemptions to STP reporting will also be available if you have no internet or an unreliable connection.”
Similar business test
The Treasury Laws Amendment (2017 Enterprise Incentives No. 1) Bill 2017 was finally revisited by the Senate in early December, although the Bill appears to be back in the House of Representatives to consider certain amendments that have been made. As a result, the Bill is still not yet law. The Bill contains the proposed new similar business test that would apply to company tax losses and capital losses and which would supplement the existing continuity of ownership test and same business test. The new test would apply to income years commencing on or after 1 July 2015 if the Bill is passed in its current form.
The Bill originally contained an amendment which would allow taxpayers to self-assess the effective life of intangible assets. However, the Senate appears to have rejected this amendment and it is unlikely to proceed.

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Lidl ( /ˈlɪdəl/ LI-dəl or local /ˈliːdl/ LEE-dəl) is a discount supermarket chain based in Germany that operates over 10,000 stores across Europe. The company's full name is Lidl Stiftung & Co. KG.How many stores does Lidl have in USA?
The chain plans to eventually open as many as 600 stores in the US, according to a copy of a company presentation obtained by Business Insider. Lidl currently has 10,000 stores in 27 European countries.Is Lidl publicly traded?
The numbers behind German grocer's plans for a U.S. headquarters in Arlington County. Winn said Lidl is part of a larger network of businesses supported by Arlington and the commonwealth that also includes Skanska USA and the publicly traded CEB Inc., formerly known as The Corporate Executive Board Co., which is planning to shift its headquarters to new space in Rosslyn being developed by The JBG Cos.Is Lidl coming to Texas?
Lidl Could Be Coming To Texas, So Here’s What You Need To Know. Lidl has established its U.S. headquarters in Arlington, Virginia, and it is building warehouses in Maryland, North Carolina and Virginia. The new-to-the-U.S. retailer has said it will begin opening stores in 2018, but it is possible some could debut in late 2017.


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Ghaziabad, Metro Rail News: On Friday the Ghaziabad development authority (GDA) said that the Public Investment Board (PIB) has approved the 9.41-km Metro extension project in Ghaziabad. The project, which will connect the Rithala-Dilshad Garden Line to Ghaziabad’s New Bus Stand, which is in the trial run stage.
The project was placed before the Board during a high-level meeting on December 19, 2018. The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has conveyed to the GDA that the revised completion cost of the project is close to ₹1,805 crore, instead of the earlier estimated cost of ₹2,210 crore.
The revised cost included lesser share of DMRC of ₹272 crore and Centre’s share of ₹330 crore. The revised share of UP agencies also came down from the earlier ₹1,480 crore to ₹1,203 crore (inclusive of taxes).
“The final approval by the Centre will help us get the pending share. The project has been approved by the Board and has been forwarded to the Cabinet without any objections and with a recommendation for funds from the Centre,” Kanchan Verma, GDA vice chairperson, said.
For final clearance, the project will now move to the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs. The DMRC had said it will invite the commissioner of Metro rail safety (CMRS) for inspections once the project gets approval from the Centre. “The project will be taken up by the Cabinet which is expected to hold a meeting next week. Once we get clearance, the project will be inaugurated and opened for public after safety clearance inspection,” she added.
In a meeting held January 3, the Ghaziabad district magistrate had directed DMRC to complete all pending works by January 20.
District magistrate Ritu Maheshwari had said finishing works on this Link should be completed beforehand, apart from repairs of broken dividers, painting of Metro pillars and repairs of broken road stretches.
The 9.41km Metro network has stations eight at Shaheed Nagar, Raj Bagh, Rajendra Nagar, Shyam Park, Mohan Nagar, Arthala, river Hindon and New Bus-Stand. “Besides this, we have also asked the DMRC to complete the revised detailed project report of Sector 62 to Mohan Nagar (Phase III) project and submit it at the earliest. We have paid ₹20 lakh to the DMRC for the preparation of the revised report. Once this is received, the phase III project will be sent to the state government for a decision on the funding pattern,” an officer from the authority said.

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The Civil Wars
Town Hall – New York City
October 27, 2011
The Civil Wars took to the stage in New York City on October 27, 2011 at the historic Town Hall, and did not disappoint in the least. It was fitting that this band picked such an old music venue on a night which was dark, cold and dreary. Their music is hauntingly beautiful in a charming, old fashioned kind of way.
The Civil Wars is a duo consisting of Joy Williams and John Paul White, who explained that they met in Nashville at a simple songwriting session. They blend their distinct voices to create their own form of Americana/folk/alt-country music. Their live show was very simple as John Paul played an acoustic guitar while Joy mainly sang along with him. She occasionally sat and played the piano, but mainly stood beside her co-part. There were no flashing lights or high production effects. Instead, the duo lets their music do the entertaining – and their fans greatly appreciate that.
I was blown away by how amazing they sounded live and how their voices blend so well together. Their music truly is unlike anything today’s music has to offer. They were fantastic on the dark “Barton Hollow” and the beautiful “20 Years”. John Paul had a plethera of jokes for the crowd between songs and Joy danced on stage in an adorable and playful manner.
What was most impressive was their very unique cover of Michael Jackson’s “Billie Jean”, which served as the first song of their encore (a video clip can be seen below). The set flowed perfectly and the duo sounded incredible. They have an extremely simple, yet likeable stage presence. If you have not heard The Civil Wars yet, you are in store for a refreshing musical experience.
1) Tip of My Tongue
2) Forget Me Not
3) From This Valley
4) 20 Years
5) I’ve Got This Friend
6) My Father’s Father
7) Barton Hollow
10) I Want You Back
12) To Whom It May Concern
13) Birds of a Feather
14) Disarm (Smashing Pumpkins Cover Song)
15) Poison & Wine
16) Billie Jean (Michael Jackson Cover Song)
17) Dance Me To the End of Love (Leonard Cohen Cover Song)


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Say what you will about sliced bread and shirt pockets, for my money one of the best things ever has to be pressurized hot water—specifically, the kind that rains down on sore muscles at the end of a long day’s work. When we dove into the off-grid life, there were many modern conveniences we expected to do without. In fact, our intent was to strip life down to a near primitive level, find out what was really important to us and what was just clutter. Along the way, we discovered many things we could do without. Hot water was not one of them.
For the first couple of years we made due heating water on the wood stove or on our propane camp stove. We showered under a watering can hung up in the garden and bathed in an old washtub by the fire. On nice days, rinsing off in the garden was ideal, and the nasturtiums climbing the trellis loved the extra shot of water. Nonetheless, packing heavy tubs full of water proved to be time consuming and labor intensive. It didn’t take long before we were experimenting with other options.
One of our first attempts happened almost by accident. We had run several hundred feet of black poly pipe from the spring down to our tepee for non-potable water. With that done, I started work on a drip irrigation system for the garden. While doing so, I found that a 200-foot coil of 3/4-inch black pipe laid in the sun produced a steady stream of very hot water. Eureka! Soon the drip irrigation system was on the back burner while I worked on a solar water heater. This beat packing and heating water hands down, but was not without its drawbacks. Namely, the instant the sun went down, there was no more hot water. Not the best setup for gray, gloomy Oregon. Next, I tried a gravity-feed copper coil on a small rocket stove. This worked but required constant attention.
Over the next three years, we ran through a number of inexpensive, low-tech options. All of which offered limited success. With a new baby on the way, it was time to let technology into our forest oasis and, hardest of all, dust the cobwebs off the wallet.
Tankless Water Heaters
I had seen tankless hot-water heaters before. They work great and are very efficient. Instead of paying to keep a large tank of water up to temperature around the clock, they only use energy when the water’s running. The downside is that models made for indoor use are expensive and require some elaborate venting and plumbing. For us, this was out of the question. Undaunted, we kept digging. When we found some manufacturers that offer small outdoor models, we knew this was the hot ticket. One quick trip to the local RV store and a couple hundred bucks later, we had everything we needed for instant, flick-of-the-switch hot water.
When we got our new heater home and unpacked, I was surprised to find how simple it was. Basically, it consists of a small radiator sitting over a propane burner. When the system is turned on, a flow meter senses water flowing through the unit. Instantly it opens the internal propane valve and sparks the igniter to light the burner. In reverse, when the water flow stops, the propane valve closes—simple and very effective.
Beforehand I had built a small out- door washroom (“the shower shack”) from logs off the property and old barn lumber. A 150-gallon tank plumbed to the gutter for rainwater catchment provided the water source. To provide the pressure we needed, we used a small 12-volt DC pump, the kind used in RVs. The pump is wired through a switch to a large, deep- cycle 12-volt battery. A small 6-watt solar panel keeps a trickle charge on the battery. Next came the heater it- self. Simple garden-hose fittings con- nect the heater to the pump with a particulate filter in between. Then you connect the heater with the supplied fittings to a propane tank. All that’s left is to hit the switch, stand back and marvel at the hot stream of water shooting out!
We have been using this system dai- ly for a little over a year now. In that time we have only had to charge the pump battery twice off the generator. Through the summer months, the so- lar panel keeps up a good charge. The heater unit itself sips propane; the burner uses about the same amount as it takes to run a single stovetop burner on high. A 7-gallon propane tank will last for months.
Working Out The Kinks
The system is not without a few lit- tle quirks that are worth mentioning. First off, unlike more-expensive in- door units, all of the small outdoor heaters I have seen are “dumb.” They will not regulate temperature—this must be done manually. The output temperature is dependent on three things: the temperature of the water coming in, the flow rate and the burner setting. If the flow rate and burner setting remain the same and the in- coming water drops 20 degrees, the output will drop 20 degrees. If you increase the flow, the output temperature goes down and vice versa. The heater comes with a valve to control both the flow and the burner.
Another factor is the battery charge. As the charge goes down, so does the flow, and up goes the temperature. With a little trial and error, you will soon find flow and burner settings that are just right. One thing to be very careful of is starting and stopping the heater. Say, for example, you shut off the water momentarily to lather up then restart it. The water that’s been sitting still in the hot radiator is now super heated. This makes for a very unwelcome surprise when you turn the water back on.
Like any outdoor water system, you will want to take steps to protect it from freezing. A couple of well-placed drain valves in the system, on either side of the pump, will make this a simple task after each use. The fact that the heater nei- ther knows nor cares about the input and output temperature can also be an advantage. When our daughter, Samantha, was born, we had her at home. Some days before her birth, we had picked up the inflatable birthing pool from our midwives. It was a 150-gallon arrangement, similar to an inflatable raft but with the water on the inside.
Holding The Heat
For weeks leading up to the big day, I worried about how the little heater would perform heating such a large volume of water. As it turned out, the heater worked brilliantly! Within a couple hours it had filled the tub with 101-degree water. The big air cells in the tub acted as great insulation. Now the trick was to keep the tub at the right temperature over the next few days while we waited. My wife’s suggestion was both simple and brilliant. “Just drop the input line into the tub of already warm water and recycle it through the heater,” she said. We ran the heater like this every three or four hours, for five to 10 minutes at a time. This was more than enough to keep the water just right.
The midwives in attendance were so impressed with this that they are looking into purchasing a heater themselves. They told us several horror stories of folks with 20-gallon tank heaters that were never able to get the tub warm enough, let alone keep it there. By the time the tank heater recovered, the water in the birthing tub would already be cold. This experience has us thinking of other ways to use the heater. An old hot tub with a bad pump and heater could be brought back to life by using the tankless heater and pump in the same way.
Of the three different heaters we looked at, the Marey GA5 seems to rise to the top. This unit is made in Puerto Rico, offers a five-year warranty and supplies two gallons per minute at a price slightly less than that of the competitors. Close behind in a dead heat is the Ecco Temp L5 and Aquaking 6L. Ultimately, we went with the Ecco Temp since it was available locally. So far we have no complaints, except for the exceedingly cheap shower head attachment it came with that failed right away. Granted, this setup is far from a jetted tub at the Four Seasons. But pack enough heavy hot tubs of water to and from the woodstove, and your definition of luxury begins to flex considerably. When all is completely said and done, this setup is inexpensive to purchase and operate, saves us hours of time daily and fills a basic need admirably.
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Nearly 11.7 million people are currently detained in prisons around the globe. Putting that in perspective, there are nearly as many prisoners as there are people in Bolivia, Burundi, Belgium, or Tunisia. This population has grown by over 25% since the year 2000. A recent research brief, published by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (U.N.O.D.C.), explores the negligent state of prison facilities around the world.
Prison overcrowding is a global problem, but it has become much more prominent since the COVID-19 pandemic. Overcrowded prisons have difficulty implementing pandemic-restricting procedures like social distancing and strict hygiene protocols, making it easy for the virus to catch and spread. As of May, nearly 550,000 prisoners had contracted coronavirus. There were nearly 4,000 fatalities.
The U.N.O.D.C. reports that over half of the world’s countries were operating at over 100% their maximum capacity. In one in five countries, that number was over 150%. However, because different countries have different prison capacity standards, direct comparisons are unreliable. Countries which allocate more space to each prisoner tend to have higher rates of overcrowding in comparison to those which accept greater prison densities. Countries in Africa and America tend to have higher rates of prison overcrowding.
Despite these statistical differences, many countries do share the commonality of cause. Globally, prison overcrowding begins at the judicial system. Whenever the court remands an accused person or sentences them to imprisonment, prison services are responsible for their housing. However, if prison sentences suddenly rise, prison capacities cannot follow at the same speed. Prisons require government funding, staffing, and resources, often taking years and tens of millions in USD. Further, processing large volumes of people creates legal time delays which can quickly overburden courthouses, leading to an influx of “unsentenced prisoners” – prisoners who are still waiting for trial.
Currently, nearly one out of every three people incarcerated has not yet been found guilty of a crime. Although the court is legally obliged to hold those considered flight risks, the Nelson Mandela Rules require those people to be segregated. Imprisoning innocent citizens under long periods of time may represent a violation of the human rights to liberty and security.
U.N.O.D.C. suggests four policy measures to prevent the further imprisonment of unsentenced parties: producing alternatives to imprisonment, implementing evidence-based policies, creating accessible forms of justice, and addressing legal bottlenecks in the criminal justice system. These policies can reduce the unnecessary buildup of unsentenced prisoners, which can help ease the pressure off of prisons around the world.
- U.N.O.D.C.: Global Prison Overcrowding On Record High - October 24, 2021
- Crimes Against Humanity: A Year In Tigray - October 2, 2021


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Having hosted the fast and furious British Superbike Championship last month, Thruxton Circuit will again welcome two-wheeled racers this weekend (6/7 September), as Action RIDE24 cycles the track day-and-night to raise funds for vital medical research for sick babies and children.
With the popular event now in its fifth successful year, some 180 riders will take to the high-speed 2.4-mile Hampshire venue for a spectacular thigh-busting, stamina-draining, 24-hour non-stop pedal power relay.
The race will be composed of solo endurance riders and team entries covering a wide variety of cycling experience and proficiency. The team completing the most laps will be crowned RIDE24 team winners, in addition to earning the opportunity to represent Action Medical Research at Europe’s biggest 24-hour track race – the Bugatti Le Mans 24-Hour Velo Race in August, 2015.
A fully-equipped rider village will keep competitors going throughout with hot food and refreshments, sports massage therapists, a talented bike mechanic team, shower facilities and ample camping.
“We are delighted to be hosting Action RIDE24 at Thruxton once again this year, as the event plays such a crucial role in helping to raise funds for a thoroughly deserving cause,” commented Thruxton Group Managing Director Bill Coombs.
“Although the speeds reached are inevitably somewhat slower than we are used to seeing around here, the level of effort required is phenomenal – everybody that reaches the end of Action RIDE24 is very much an athlete in their own right!”
“We wish all riders the very best of luck in this demanding round-the-clock challenge, and look forward to another superb weekend’s racing!”

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Timeline of LAX Overflight issue and the City's involvement
Please visit the City's LAX Aircraft Overflights page for resources, Frequently Asked Questions, and information on how to report overflight/noise issues.
- September 24, 2018 - Van Scoyoc Associates presents an update to the City Council regarding the City's federal legislative advocacy efforts related to the noise and environmental issues surrounding the Southern California Metroplex Project.
- September 19, 2018 - The U.S. Senate sends letter to Chairman Thune and Ranking Member Nelson regarding Aircraft Noise - Senate FAA Legislation.
- August 13, 2018 - Culver City sends letters regarding The Federal Aviation Administration Act of 2018 to Senators Feinstein and Harris.
- June 29, 2018 - Culver City's Reply Brief gets filed in FAA litigation.
- May 17, 2018 - Culver City sends letters regarding Airplane Noise to Senators Feinstein and Harris.
- May 3, 2018 - Culver City sends letter to New York representative Grace Meng supporting noise amendments to House FAA bill.
- March 26, 2018 - The City Council presented a certificate of recognition to June Lehrman for her service on the LAX Community Noise Roundtable.
- March 16, 2018 to May 15, 2018 - Briefs filed in City's Lawsuit with FAA:
- January 23, 2017 - The FAA holds the SoCal Metroplex Workshop at Veterans Memorial facility.
- October 28, 2016 - Culver City files lawsuit against FAA over inadequate Environmental Assessment of the Southern California Metroplex project related to proposed flight paths over the City.
- October 25, 2016 - Culver City distributes a press release announcing Culver City's plans to sue FAA on flight path changes.
- October 20, 2016 - The City Council subcommittee on LAX/overflights holds a community meeting. Documents related to the presentations and discussion:
- September 2, 2016 - The FAA releases Final Environmental Assessment (EA) Report for the SoCal Metroplex and a Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) and Record of Decision.
- March 30, 2016 - Culver City sends comment letter to U.S. Department of Transportation on Airplane Noise Standards.
- December 9, 2015 - Culver City sends a letter about the FAA Accountability Act to state and federal officials.
- October 8, 2015 - Culver City submits supplemental comments on the Southern California Metroplex Draft Environmental Assessment (EA). In addition, the City forwards over 800 comments from members of the Community, to ensure the FAA understands the impacts of the LAX flight paths on Culver City residents and businesses.
- Southern California Metroplex website
- Culver City September 8, 2015 comments to FAA
- Culver City October 8, 2015 Supplemental Comments to FAA
- FAA Draft Environmental Assessment Report
- FAA Letter on Metroplex Public Workshops
- FAA Metroplex Presentation
- LAWA SoCal Metroplex EA Process
- Metroplex Fact Sheet
- September 8, 2015 - Culver City submits comments on the Southern California Metroplex Draft Environmental Assessment (EA).
- August 27, 2015 - Culver City has its second community meeting on LAX Airport - Overflight and Other Impacts.
- February 24, 2015 - Culver City has its first community meeting on LAX Airport - Overflight and Other Impacts. Documents related to the February 24, 2015 discussion:
- February 17, 2015 - Culver City sends a letter about LAX Impacts to state and federal officials.
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Midfielder Sam Ryan has been released by Plymouth Argyle after an injury-hit time at the club as an apprentice.
Ryan suffered a serious ankle injury when playing for the Pilgrims’ South West Peninsula League side in an away game against Illogan RBL in April 2016.
The game had to be abandoned because there was a lengthy wait for an ambulance to arrive and take Ryan to Treliske Hospital in Truro.
Ryan, a former Devonport High School for Boys student, was given a six-month extension to his apprenticeship at Argyle last summer because of the time he had missed through that injury.
He has played some games for the SWPL side this season but his time at Home Park has now come to an end, although not without words of praise from academy director Kevin Hodges.
“It is always sad when a player leaves the club but I commend Sam for working so hard following his severe injury,” said Hodges.
“Both the manager (Derek Adams) and I had a discussion with Sam last week and it was to his credit that he was at Home Park on Tuesday supporting his former team-mates in their FA Youth Cup game against Wimbledon.”

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TIGER JUNIOR EMILY Robinson beats two Mount Mansfield defenders to the goal during Middlebury’s 14-7 win last Friday. Middlebury will play at home in the Division I semifinals Tuesday afternoon.
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Microsoft has confirmed the schedule to be October 12, 7:30 IST – for its annual fall Surface hardware event. The tech giant sent invitations for the October 12 event on Thursday where it will unveil the new Surface hardware products.
- Microsoft is likely to offer a Surface Pro 9 in two variants – Arm or Intel Processors, which could possibly mean the discontinuation of the Surface Pro X line up.
- Surface Pro is reported to come in two new colours – Green and Light Blue.
- It could also announce the Surface Laptop 5 and Surface Studio 3 at the event.
- The Surface Studio 3 will be aimed at enthusiasts and designers. It will be interesting to see how Microsoft supercharges its hero product, which hasn’t got a major refresh for years.
- The original model made its debut in late 2016 and the second one came out in late 2018. Accessories for the Surface Studio 3, including a Surface Pen, Mouse, and Keyboard with functionality-upgraded keys were recently leaked, hinting at the launch of the creative-focused desktop computer.
- Microsoft still needs to work a lot on perfecting Windows experiences on devices that are powered by ARM-based chips. The company is heavily dependent on Qualcomm, the mobile chipmaker bringing ARM processors to PC.


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Real Estate Strategies: Maximizing Value in Office Leasing
Date: Thursday, January 30, 2020
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Rent and other facility operating costs can generate significant financial strain for a nonprofit. For most organizations that lease, these costs are second only to the organization’s human resources. In this workshop, Senior Staff Attorney Hedy O'Hara and leasing experts from Denham Wolf Real Estate Services will offer insight into today’s commercial real estate market and share some nonprofit-specific strategies for relocating or expanding in New York City.
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May 28—Councilwoman Millie Harris doesn't know exactly how the Anniston City Council will spend the roughly $13 million it's set to get from the American Rescue Act, but she knows the trees in the median of Quintard Avenue aren't going to live forever.
"Our trees are magnificent, but only have a lifespan of about 130 years," Harris wrote in an electronic message to The Star. "I would like to have funds set aside for their replacement as they are removed."
Replacement for the Quintard oaks is just one of the ideas members of the council will discuss as they sit down, as early as next week, to work out how they'll spend the city's windfall from the American Rescue Plan Act, the latest round of pandemic-related aid from the federal government.
The Model City is expecting $13 million from the $1.9 trillion federal spending plan — far more than any other local city expects to get. So far, council members' wish lists seem to include a wide range of items, from the very specific — replacing aging trees — to citywide concerns.
"Infrastructure, infrastructure, infrastructure," said Councilwoman Ciara Smith.
Smith said she wants some of the money used to fix blight, particularly on the west side of town. She'd like to see long-empty and unused houses and other buildings torn down. She said she'd also like to see some money spent on upkeep for empty lots that have been hazards, and for restoration of downtown sites.
She said she's still not sure how much of the money should go to completion of the Ladiga Trail, the bike path that stretches from Anniston to the Georgia line, though she expects that will be a significant topic of discussion.
"I think the council's universal in believing that we don't want to let it linger another 10 years," Councilman Jay Jenkins said of the bike trail. Currently, the path of the Ladiga takes it into Anniston city limits, but city officials have struggled for years to acquire and pave the last bits of the former railway that are needed to extend the trail to the city's downtown — where, ideally, tourists could board an Amtrak train with their bikes after some time on the trail.
Council members also have some less-visible infrastructure in mind. Jenkins, Smith and Councilman D.D. Roberts, in interviews this week, all mentioned the idea of spending at least some of the money to correct drainage problems that lead to flooding in various parts of the city.
Roberts said flooding and better lighting were two of the problems Ward 2 residents brought up repeatedly during last year's city election. He said he's still unsure whether the Rescue Act money could be used for streetlights.
"I don't think we're at the point where we're going to start talking about the specifics," Roberts said.
Harris does have some specifics in mind. There are the Quintard trees, which she said are likely nearing the end of their lives. There's the Anniston Museum of Natural History, she said, which lost about $200,000 in revenue from visitors during the pandemic. And she mentioned repaving of streets, something that other council members also mentioned.
The council in recent weeks has talked about what it will take to find or build a new city hall to replace the Gurnee Avenue building that was once home to city offices. That building was torn down to make way for the new federal courthouse now under construction, and city government now operates in leased space in the Anniston Star building on McClellan Boulevard.
It's unclear how much a new city hall would cost, though Jenkins said he doesn't expect that project to wind up in the city's overall proposal for the Rescue Act money.
"We've been in conversations about a bond issue for City Hall — and whether we should add Ladiga Trail to that," he said.
Capitol & statewide reporter Tim Lockette: 256-294-4193. On Twitter @TLockette_Star.


Blog note: The technology behind the beast’s kingdom and system. How else can the beast give permission to conduct billions of cashless transaction in a milli-second after biometric scanning and approval/identification of the individual? If you were the Apostle John on the island of Patmos, how would you explain any of this to people over the next 2,000 years? Would it just be simple enough to say that they could not buy or sell without the mark, name, number of the beast? How could this be? How could some future world leader dictate to and give permission to people to make individual economic decisions? Why would a future world leader want to control that much of people’s personal lives and their decisions? Why would he care if you spend $50 on a 4K video disk player or $5 million on some exotic sports car? What would be in it for him, what would he get out of it? Could be it forced allegiance and worship of his power over people? End of note.
Reasons why 5G is a such a big deal. The race begins this October 2018, once the standardization is rolled out.
Arabian Business. July 19, 2018
- Network Evolution. The most obvious benefit of 5G is that it’s 100 times faster than 4G. That means, given the current size and quality of content online, white screens when loading websites or waiting for YouTube to buffer videos will be a thing of the past. You can also say goodbye to calls dropping over voice connections or SMS unable to send. Everything will take place over mobile internet.
- Smarter phones: The current generation of smartphones can’t support 5G. But with the endless possibilities 5G will unveil in terms of content, smartphone manufacturers are racing against the clock to be able to support 5G. The first 5G smartphones could start trickling in by 2019. By 2020, expect a new smarter-phone manufacturer war to be in full swing.
- Internet Unleashed: The Internet of Things (IoT) hasn’t made itself apparent yet but 5G will bring it to the fore. Siemen’s new IoT operating system will be able to take advantage of the massive boost in bandwith and capacity to send data and signals to a host of machinery and equipment. It allows for ‘human-less’ communications between machines, crime-prevention cameras and other technologies.


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ArtsEqual was a collective, multidisciplinary research project that investigates the implementation of equality in the existing art services, art education and hobbies, as well as how equality and inclusion could be promoted through the arts as well as in the field of arts itself. The research project was coordinated by the University of the Arts Helsinki. Other partners of the project were the Foundation for Cultural Policy Research (CUPORE), the Lappeenranta University of Technology, the University of Turku and the Finnish Institute of Occupational Health. The director of the research initiative was Professor Heidi Westerlund from the Sibelius Academy of the University of the Arts. ArtsEqual was a large consortium funded for the years 2015–2021 by the Strategic Research Council of the Academy of Finland. www.artsequal.fi/en/web/artsequal/about
There were six research groups in the project with different perspectives on the subject of arts, equality and welfare. Research group #4 was called Socially Responsible Art Institutions and Artists and was based at Cupore. The group focused on socially engaged artistic activities – such as community art, social art and social practice – in view of their effects on the practitioners and the communities within which they take place. The group made art together with people, not “applying” art or making use of artistic methods. The aim was to develop the concept and methods of “artistic action research” by combining artistic practice-led research, action research, ethnographic field work, grounded methods and philosophical reflection.
The Research Group
The leader of the group was Senior Researcher, Adjunct Professor Sari Karttunen. She is a sociologist of art specialising in the position of artists and cultural workers in society. In the ARTSEQUAL project, her research focused on the job of artist after the social turn in art. She explored the social practice via such concepts as the hybrid artist and the crossover artist.
Projects of the team included audience contact courses for art students organized by actors and postdoctoral researchers Jussi Lehtonen and Anu Koskinen. Students of the course carried out performances and workshops in the institutions of Social Services and Health Care and prisons. Koskinen and Lehtonen together with theatre pedagogue Annukka Valo also ran prison theatre projects and theatre projects with ex-offenders.
In addition, Jussi Lehtonen lead a documentary theatre and a research project with immigrant artists whose integration process was still ongoing in Finland. The project examined how the immigrant artists tell about their journey as an artist in Finland, what is the meaning of language in their art, and what has been their process of getting inside the Finnish artist community. The project led to a performance at the Finnish National Theatre in 2017. www.kiertuenayttamo.fi
Doctoral student, visual artist Minna Heikinaho explored the ethics of embodiment in community art activity. Heikinaho’s research project consisted of two artistic productions where the focus wass on the differences between conventional visual art space and public urban space. The productions were carried out during 2008–2016. www.saasanoa.com
Dancer-choreographer Kirsi Törmi’s doctoral thesis (2016) was about interactive choreographic process. Aim of the thesis was to form new knowledge and new methods for the widening field of dance, where participatory and process oriented practices have taken an increasing role.
Visual artists, professor Lea Kantonen and doctoral student Pekka Kantonen led a research project about the Wixarika (Huichol) community museum project. The Wixarika are a Mexican indigenous people that inhabit mountain slopes of Sierra Madre Occidental in Central Mexico. Lea and Pekka Kantonen explored the process of the Wixarika museum’s planning process via video performances and interviewing the local people. www.kantonenart.com
Doctoral student, curator Katri Hirvonen-Nurmi also studied the Wixarika community museum project through anthropological field work, applying consultation as a co-working method. Her focus was on the social relations within the self-governing indigenous community institutions, such as the museum as a cultural center.
Researcher, artist Mari Martin explored how she can further and cherish social equality in neighbourhoods of Helsinki by doing community art as an artist-researcher. Her background is in theatre and performance. At the same time, she studied how the wide-ranging importance of artist-researcher’s work can be justified in society.


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I'm a first time director and have a short film requiring a pretty important scene that involves the two actors to be eating at a table while having a discussion. How does this work with the food etc. I've heard of the "spit bucket" between takes but is there another way without using that. Do they just fake eating, hard when the eating is so important to the scene. Thinking of selecting specific lines to actually "eat" on, or just have them eat naturally and shoot? Some help with this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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Holy Carp! WTF is that! I was going to offer my 2 cents in this regarding tri-tips(which i cook at least twice a month) but chances are you will piss in my cheerios too. Which would likely lead to one less member. Your reaction, directed at anyone in this forum was out of line and uncalled for.
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The time to give advice and warnings was before the cook. AFTER I already did the cook, and it came out good....I was no longer looking for your "ADVICE". At that point, your continued warnings were plainly an attempt to be condescending. You recognized NOTHING that I had posted from my actual cook. I would expect more from a mod.
Kinda like you posting a good cook, and me saying it looked like S***. Very classy.
So now I will point a few things out.
first, regarding this comment, which may be your rule, but its not mine, nor the rule to this forum..
so, to use your own words.. BULLCHIT.. folks can comment any time they damn well please.. expect it, dont make up your own rules and if you dont like it.. tough..
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The time to give advice and warnings was before the cook.
Moving right along....
1- Mods are members and just as entitled to respond to a thread as a member as anyone else is...
2 - no where does it say that responses are unwelcome after the cook completes. The purpose of this forum is to form a knowledge base and members dont always see stuff immediately(such as myself, who just saw this and was preparing to comment on marinading tri-tips) but will comment in threads after the fact offering more advice. That ongoing advice (or opinion) will benefit the person or persons who read the thread a day or month or year down the line.
3 - Responses like yours will do nothing to encourage new members to post or join in, not to mention are just plain caustic and uncalled for.
4 - let get something straight now. if you ask for advice, expect to get it, and, expect for it to possibly continue after youre done cooking. If you dont like that idea dont ask for advice or opinions.
And finally, just a warning.... next time you, or anyone jumps in a members chit like that, expect to find the door locking behind you.
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What’s in Store for the EUR/USD this Week?
Rowan Crosby • 1 min read
It looks to be another week that is set to be dominated by the USD. The EUR/USD cracked key support last week, before pulling back in late trade.
This week much of the attention will be on some of the economic data releases that will impact the USD. That is clearly the FOMC interest rate decision and US unemployment. Both data points have the potential to keep markets a little subdued early on in the week.
However, we are also going to get a look at Eurozone inflation. The expectation is for 1.3% YoY. If this or any of the accompanying numbers look a little shaky, then the EUR/USD might be in some trouble. The key issue for Mario Draghi and the ECB is inflation, or a lack of it. They will not want to see anything too weak, and the EUR/USD might well fall on the back of a dovish Draghi from last week.
Our support levels that had been holding the EUR/USD up for some time are now broken. And the momentum appears to now to be to the downside.
With that in mind, we need to start identifying some new levels to work with. I think we might see some weak support at 1.2050.
There’s a clear swing low around the 1.1950 level which will be my next major downside target.
I’ll be focused on selling the current pullback this week. An entry around 1.2150 would be ideal. The key will be that the price action suggests there’s selling in that region and the previous support level, is acting as resistance.


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After the whole pub crawl debacle I came back to the hostel around 2am last night and proceeded to stay up until 5am catching up the blog.
It was actually the latest I’ve been up since I started this trip and considering my waking hours pretrip that is quite impressive as I used to go to bed at 4 in the morning or later every night.
So, naturally I slept in. Ha ha! Yeah, right!
I was up 4 hours later as I wanted to head out to Segovia – a popular stop for tourists (similar to Toledo last week) about an hour from Madrid.
I went downstairs and skipped the ridiculously lame breakfast the hostel was offering and went down the street to have a ham/cheese pastry and a fresh squeezed OJ. Once again I felt like a rude tourist not knowing how to communicate my order and ended up doing it by pointing and sign language.
At these moments I feel very embarrassed and want to apologize to them for not knowing their language. Of course I can’t communicate the apology but that’s how I feel every time I order something in a restaurant. I am determined to take some language classes when I get back to real life. Sure it would have been better to do that before the trip but c’est la vie <– french!
Anyway, back to the day trip.
I headed on the Metro to the bus terminal and took the hour bus ride out of the city. After so many nice warm days in Morocco I had forgotten that the weather in Madrid was rainy and grey. I broke open my 3rd umbrella for the trip (thanks Muge) and explored the city.
As with Toledo last week, Segovia is a tourist destination but, even still, it was nice to walk through the ancient streets and seeing the architecture and older buildings in the rain. It had a very relaxing feel to it which is what I kind of was looking for.
I walked down the narrow cobblestone streets stopping to take in the vast Roman aqueduct (1st century), the Cabildo cathedral (16th century) and the fortress Alcazar (12th century). I still marvel at how old everything is as we simply don’t have this kind of history back home in North America. I find myself stopping several times along the way to just take in the majesty of it all.
I headed back home in the early evening (not getting lost this time, thank you very much!) and was hoping to meet some people back at the hostel and find some of them to join me for dinner. Alas, that didn’t happen so I planned to go by myself instead.
I just wanted to quickly look up info for my next stop tomorrow – Granada. I checked out the hostel, read some tourist info and went to book my bus ticket online for the early morning 5 hour bus ride the next day.
Enter the STRESS!
I had completed my booking process and went to finalize payment when the site told me my bank had declined the order. Ugh! I knew what this meant. My card had been blocked by the credit card company and I would have to make a collect call to them in order to unblock it.
I soon discovered that this minor inconvenience was exasperated by the fact that making a collect call in Spain isn’t as easy as it would seem.
First I had to locate a phone. Even though it was a free collect call the front desk at the hostel wouldn’t let me use theirs and instead directed me to the Metro station two blocks down the street. So, I dejectedly went out in the rain to said phone.
I pressed zero.
No ring, no nothing. Hello? Operator? Where are you? After standing there trying to figure out the Spanish instructions next to the phone I headed back to the hostel to get some help.
“Oh, you must dial 1005 and then say Una llamada a cobro revertido“.
Fine. So, I headed back out in the rain to the Metro station again.
I dialed 1005.
No ring, no nothing. Oh, c’mon! At this point I was extremely frustrated and it probably didn’t help that I had no sleep the night before, was out in the rain all day, and all I wanted to do was go out and eat because I was starving.
So, I gave up. I decided instead to see if I could just buy the ticket at the station the next day and I would figure out the whole credit card thing later when I was in a better state. I did a Google search to see and sure enough it wasn’t a problem. More amazingly, however, was the fact that right there in the same search there were comments from other people who had had the same credit card problems on the website.
As it turns out, all the attempted collect calling was all for naught as it wasn’t even my card that was the problem – it was their stupid website. Argh!
And back to relaxation…
After that whole debacle I headed down the street and went to an overpriced all you can eat buffet but, frankly, I was so hungry and high strung that I just wanted to eat and I didn’t care about anything else.
Earlier in the day I had received a Facebook message from someone I had met the first night I was in Marrakesh earlier in the week. He was making an unexpected stop in Madrid that night as was wondering if I wanted to meet up for some tapas and sangria.
Right up my alley and exactly what I needed after all that stress.
So Tuhin and I met at 10:30 and went to the place I’ve raved about a few times, el Tigre, for a huge glass of sangria and a whopping plate of tapas:
A great way to end the day. Thank you Tuhin for saving the day!

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I found this recipe years ago and substituted Cajun stewed tomatoes for a bolder taste. Now I prepare this dish for out-of-state guests who want to taste some Cajun food. Everyone who tries it gives it high marks. Plus, it's easy to prepare. —Sue Fontenot, Kinder, Louisiana
1-1/2 pounds smoked sausage, cut into 1/4-inch pieces
3 cups cubed fully cooked ham
1 can (14-1/2 ounces) stewed tomatoes
2 cups chopped peeled tomatoes
1 can (6 ounces) tomato paste
1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper or to taste
Salt to taste
Hot pepper sauce to taste
In a Dutch oven, saute the onion, green pepper and green onions in oil for 5-6 minutes or until tender. Stir in flour and cook until bubbly. Gradually add water; bring to a boil. Add the corn, sausage, ham, tomatoes, tomato paste, cayenne, salt and pepper sauce.
Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 1 hour, stirring occasionally.

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So Robert Greene (who can be safely identified as the author of Groatsworth) had an existing beef with Edward Alleyn, had called him a Crow beautified with other’s feathers before, and through details in the main part of Groatsworth clearly identifies Alleyn (not least through the ownership of a windmill) as the wealthy Player who promised him riches but is now allowing him to die in poverty. There are grammatical, typographical and etymological reasons why his ‘Shake-scene‘ means ‘actor’ not ‘Shakespeare’.
But what of the parodied line from the play that would later become the third part of Henry VI, originally referring to a ‘tiger’s heart wrapped in a woman’s hide’? Surely quoting a Shakespeare play means his finger is pointed at Shakespeare?
It’s time for a short quiz. With whom do you associate the following lines?
- ‘I coulda been a contender.’
- ‘Frankly, my dear, I don’t give a damn.’
- ‘Go ahead, make my day.’
- ‘Here’s looking at you, kid.’
- ‘I’ll be back.’
Most people would answer Marlon Brando, Clark Gable, Clint Eastwood, Humphrey Bogart and Arnold Schwarzenegger. We recall the actors who spoke the lines, not the writers who wrote them. Unless you’re a screenwriter yourself — and even if you are — it’s most unlikely that you thought of
- Budd Schulberg and Malcolm Johnson
- Sidney Howard
- Joseph Stinson
- Julius and Philip Epstein with Howard Koch
- James Cameron and Gale Ann Hurd.
Likewise, most of Greene’s readership, reading the line ‘tiger’s heart wrapped in a Player’s hide’, would think of the actor who played Richard Duke of York, not the writer, whose name in any case they were unlikely to know.
Shakespeare was not publicly known as the author of this play for another 27 years. Indeed, we have no evidence he was known as the author of any play (or poem) when Groatsworth was written; ‘William Shakespeare’ would not appear on the title page of a play for another six years. The parody of the line from The True Tragedy of Richard Duke of York turns out to be yet another piece of evidence pointing towards Edward Alleyn. The True Tragedy at this time was being performed by Lord Strange’s Men (the company for whom Greene had been writing). Edward Alleyn, according to the Dictionary of National Biography, was established with Lord Strange’s Men by 1592. As the company’s leading actor, Alleyn was the man most likely to have taken the title role and spoken these words. Though some have argued that he wouldn’t have played York, because he is killed in Act I, the part is clearly written so as to allow it to be doubled with the part of Clarence.
You might argue that Greene’s letter, even though it was published at his request, wasn’t addressed to the general populace. It was addressed to three playwrights who very likely would know who wrote the line ‘Tiger’s heart wrapped in a woman’s hide’. But who was that, exactly? The early versions of the plays that eventually became Henry VI are widely acknowledged to be co-authored, and are not universally acknowledged, even by orthodox scholars, to be by Shakespeare.
In fact Tom Merriam, who undertook a computer-based stylometric analysis of Henry VI, concluded that The True Tragedy of Richard Duke of York was written by Christopher Marlowe. His opinion, shared by a number of well-respected scholars of the early twentieth century, was that Marlowe’s play was adopted and adapted by Shakespeare into the play we now know as Henry VI Part 3, a view that in 2016 was adopted, with considerable fanfare, by the editors of The New Oxford Shakespeare.
In this circumstance, Robert Greene, and ‘his quondam acquaintance, that spend their wits in making plays’ would not have associated the ‘tiger’s heart’ line with William Shakespeare but with Marlowe, the first of those people Greene warns against the ‘upstart Crow’. If this is so, Green’s parodic reference would be even more satisfying, tying together both his target (Alleyn) and his chief addressee.
 S. P. Cerasano, ‘Alleyn, Edward (1566–1626)’, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, 2004; online edn, Jan 2008 [http://0-www.oxforddnb.com.catalogue.libraries.london.ac.uk/view/article/398, accessed 22 June 2017].
 T. Merriam, Tamburlaine Stalks in Henry VI’, Computers and the Humanities 30, 267–280, 1996.
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Saturday – March 20, 2010
The weather outside looks great and I’m feeling kind of spontaneous early on a Saturday morning. After weeks of rain, cloudy skies and cold temperatures, it has been hard to get out and do some quality hiking. So, I asked my two teenage daughters if they wanted to jump in the car and head up to Sequoia National Park with me for the day.
They are feeling antsy too, so before the last word is out of my mouth, my older daughter is on her cell phone with her “boyfriend” asking if he wants to join us. He does. Who would guess there would be so much interest in a long drive outside of texting range, but my kids pleasantly surprised me.
Its about 4.5 hours from where we live on the Central Coast to Three Rivers, California. A small town just outside the South entrance to the park. We left at about 7:30 a.m. and took Hwy 101 north to Paso Robles where we cut east on Hwy 46. We then transitioned onto Hwy 41.
We made a rest stop in Kettleman City, the exact halfway point of our trip. Kettleman is a perfect break point as it has a row of fast food joints and gas stations. Back on the road, we pass Hanford, California and cut east on Hwy 198, a clear shot to Sequoia and Three Rivers. The kids entertain themselves listening to music and gazing out the window at the millions of wildflowers that paint a canvas of unending green grass shades of blue, orange and mustard yellow. The heavy El Nino rains this winter have created a springtime paradise for us to drive through. Its shaping up to be a perfect day.
We arrive at Three Rivers at about noon and I’m proud of myself for making pretty good time. I wasn’t planning on staying the night, but I thought since everyone is so relaxed and in good spirits, I’ll see if there is any room at the Comfort Inn. I’ve stayed at the Comfort Inn & Suites, Sequoia Kings Canyon before, and found it to be clean and the rooms well appointed. The staff are always very courteous. What I like the best about this Inn, aside from the fact that it is pretty inexpensive, is the free breakfast. I’m in luck, they have a room with two queen beds and pull out couch for the “boyfriend”.
Anxious to get into Sequoia National Park, we quickly claim our territory within the hotel room, drop our bags and head for the car. A short 10 minutes later, we are at the entrance to the park. Stopping for pictures at the big entrance sign, we marvel at the beauty of the Kaweah River that is swelling with snow run off. While the ranges are covered in snow, its a nice 75 degrees where we stand. We feel like we just entered heaven. I see a sparkle in my 13 year old daughter’s eye that I have not seen in awhile…I could turn around and go home now happy.
The kids want to see snow and so we are in the car again and driving up the long winding road to the “Giant Forest”. At about 6,000 feet we begin to see patches of snow. By 7,000 feet, we are in a winter wonderland. More snow than you could imagine…not inches, but feet high. The roads are clear and no chains were required on our trip, but you should always carry them just in case.
We decided to go to Wolverton, about 20 miles from the entrance to the park. I know this area from a previous hike (posted on this site), and knew there was a snow park for the kids to play. I forgot our sleds and was a little bummed about that. But, there is something different about people in the mountains. Within a couple of minutes of arriving at Wolverton, as we were walking toward the snow park, a woman approached me and said she was leaving…and would I like her sled. They were done with it. I thanked her and told her we would put it to good use.
A half a day of sledding for the kids and back country hike for me left us famished and tired. We headed back to the parking lot, passing a mom with a small boy, we passed forward our sled and began our drive down the mountain. Stopping for dinner, we ate hamburgers at the Riverview Restaurant & Lounge on a large patio right on the edge of the flowing Kaweah River. A great way to top off the day.
Back in the hotel room that night, we watched t.v., went outside to look at how bright the stars were, and then all drifted off to a deep sleep. The next morning, the kids had their pick of breakfast items, with me choosing the buttery waffles and syrup.
We decided to head back up to the snow and then make a turn around at about noon for home. We spent most of the morning taking pictures and even had a contest for a Starbucks Gift Card on who could take the best picture. After each of us had 5 minutes of camera time to take a walk and find an interesting subject it, was my 13 year old who won the Gift Card…another rare sparkle glimmering in her eye.
Cost breakdown for our weekend in Sequoia…4 people:
Hotel: $85.99 plus tax
Park Entrance: $20.00

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Located in Bracciano (Lake Bracciano), Hotel Villa Clementina is convenient to Castello Odescalchi and Italian Air Force Museum of Vigna di Valle. This 4-star hotel is within the region of Lake Martignano and Etruscan Necropolis of Cerveteri.
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