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Hi I'm Emma! I am a singer/songwriter who simply loves to create. My goal with any project is to push it to its ultimate form. My strengths lie in creating top lines and vocal soundscapes. If your track needs lyrics, I can help with that too. Let's make some magic!
Whether you're an independent artist or a respected organization, let's give your next project the breakthrough it deserves! Product and detail-oriented with over 8 yrs experience (Incl. Indie and Major labels) with skills and contacts across a wide range of industries.
STVLWRNCE is an American record producer from Trenton, New Jersey. Stve started making beats at the age of 8, his mother Beverly got him a drum machine to start chasing his dream. In 2007 he connected with hip hop artist Willy Northpole who at the time was signed to DTP (Disturbing Tha Peace) and Def Jam Records.
"Robert is an amazing mixer. He pays attention to details and listens to suggestions. He was extremely patient and dealt with the project in a professional manner. It was a pleasure working with him and I hope our path..."
"Jack Cole did a test master for me and it sounded beautiful, definetly and new client now and it the future. He does great work"
"Lonny is an amazing guitarist. His musical skills and passion brought my song to a whole different dimension. Working with Lonny was easy, he understood what I was looking for and nailed It !!!!!!!!!! Lonny will be do..."
"Great experience. Mike took a complex song I gave him with some limited vocal performances on my part and made the song shine. He has a very good ear, a love for music, good beside manner and a very strong technical..."
"Absolutely amazing singer, total pro, vocals recorded perfectly and quickly. Total gent too!"
"Amazing & Super talented .... extremely dedicated :) Thankyou so much "
"Easy to work with, polite, and caught the vision of my record. This is the second engineer that I could say, knows what he is doing. God willing I will be sending him more records to mix and master for future projects."
"His price was low and his mixing was good. It is easy to tell that Irving knows what he's doing. Thanks!"
"Very Good Engineer, Professional, On-time and willing to go the extra mile !"
"As for me Mike is a genius, once he caught your vibes, he will just enter your soul and make you vibrate with the way he will mix your music. this guy is just wonderful. Just try him and see, you will definitely agre..."
"Great guy, great producer, eager to get the job done and make his clients happy."
"Mike is simply great! He easily understood every small detail we had in our vision for the song, made our sound solid and saved us from the infinite revisions nightmare by just getting it right with every step of the ..."


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If you’re responsible for buying travel or hospitality, arranging incentives or sourcing new destinations the Arabian Travel Market is a must this May.
The Arabian Travel Market is the industry´s leading travel and tourism exhibition dedicated to unlocking the business potential within the Middle East region. It unites key market players from six continents, and is four days of intensive meetings, seminars, press conferences and social networking opportunities.
The event gives you the opportunity to:
- Do business with a huge audience of travel professionals – over 14,000 attended last year’s event.
- Meet the most qualified travel experts face to face
- Build new relationships with potential suppliers and clients
No matter what your interest or speciality you will find a huge number of seminars ranging from Health Spa Services and Medical Tourism to Gulf Aviation, and of course a great social programme.
The Exhibition takes place from Tuesday 5 – Friday 8 May 2009 at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

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What are the stories of the unfortunate souls that haunt Dublin?
The capital of Ireland is bursting with old pubs and eerie mansions. Find out in this series of haunted places what binds Dublin’s ghosts to earth and where you can expect to encounter them. You might realise that the gentleman sipping his beer next to you in the pub is not what he seems to be…
This magnificent castle is located in the seaside town of Malahide and was once a fortress and private home of the Talbot family for more than 800 years. It was built by King Henry II for his friend Sir Richard Talbot in 1185. Death lay its hands on the Talbot family on the eve of the Battle of the Boyne. It is said that on the morning before the battle 14 members of the family sat down to have breakfast. By the evening only one of them was still alive. Malahide Castle has more dark tales in store for you and no fewer than five ghosts will tell you about their fate.
At night, you might spot Lord Galtrim, who was killed on his wedding day in the 15th century, wandering around the castle. He was pierced with a spear and people say he will point to his wound while moaning. He is a sad and unlucky fellow: His bride married his rival straight after his death.
Lady Maud Plunkett was the bride – to – be of Lord Galtrim but her ghost appears as she was on her wedding day when she married her third husband, a Lord Chief Justice who she will chase through the castle corridors.
The White Lady is the most mysterious ghost. She is a beautiful but unknown lady and is depicted in a painting that is hung on the castle’s Great Wall. Sometimes, she will leave her painting to wander around the castle grounds at night.
Puck’s fate is perhaps the most tragic and famous one. He was a jester who was deeply in love with Lady Elenora Fitzgerald, who was being kept hostage by Henry VIII for rebelling against him. Unfortunate Puck was found outside the castle, stabbed through the heart, on a snowy night in December. Before he died, he swore that he would continue to haunt this castle until someone with a bride from the people would rule the castle. As this never happened, visitors can still see his restless soul wandering around Malahide Castle.
There is also the ghost of Miles Corbet, who was given the castle by Oliver Cromwell.
At the Restoration, however, the castle was taken away from him. He was hanged, drawn and quartered for the crimes he committed at the castle. This explains why visitors describe seeing the ghost of a soldier who would suddenly fall to pieces.

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In her book ‘Fattily Ever After’, Steph shares her experience as a plus-size black woman in the fashion industry, addressing the need for better representation of different body shapes and sizes, as well as a wider and more inclusive range of skin tones.
Dedicated to empowering her audience, Steph’s Instagram feed is beaming with refreshing posts on her journey to self-love and embracing every inch of her body.
First things first, please introduce yourself!
My name is Stephanie Yeboah and I am an award-winning content creator, journalist, body image advocate and author of my debut novel ‘Fattily Ever After’!
Tell us, what makes you feel empowered in your body and your sexuality?
Lingerie has always had a way of making me feel super confident in my body; being able to wear fabrics and designs that have historically only ever been accessible to smaller bodies not only makes me feel included, but it accentuates my curves in a way that makes me feel sexy. On the other end of the scale, chilling out at home in an oversized shirt and house socks makes me feel comfortable, cozy and super present in myself and my body, and there’s nothing sexier than someone feeling at peace in their body!
In your book ‘Fattily Ever After’ you describe how you used to wear clothes as a way of covering up. Fast forward to now, you’re a body positive fashion activist. When/what changed for you?
When I realised that putting my body through severe trauma in a bid to stay thin was extremely counter-productive, I decided to learn how to love myself and my body through thick and thin. The opinions and unsolicited comments on others over my body were irrelevant, and only served to impart shame over my appearance, instead of love and acceptance. When I was younger and a lot more insecure, I used clothes as a way to hide my frame as I hated the thought of people being able to see the outlines of my curvy body. Now, I like to take any opportunity to show off my body and celebrate its curves, wobbles, rolls and stretchmarks. I do this in a bid to normalise bigger bodies and to show that we are capable of dressing stylishly and loving ourselves loudly!
How do you feel inclusivity for plus size women has changed on social media, and in the fashion industry as a whole over the years?
There have been changes with regards to brands expanding or creating clothing for plus size women, however there is still so much to be done in this area. The pioneers of the body positive movement were predominantly larger fat women who were a size 24 and over, however there are still brands who create plus size pieces that stop at a size 20, or 22 which is only the tip of the iceberg. It still greatly leaves out larger fat women who also want and need access to the same pieces that everyone else gets to wear. It’s not enough that larger fat women are still seen as an afterthought.
This also goes for social media, campaigns and marketing for plus size women. It’s great that we now have plus size models, however there is still a limit to how big plus size models can be and at the moment, that limit seems to be between a size 16-18, which in and of itself is barely plus size. It would be great to see models and people in campaigns who have bodies that aren’t just seen as ‘acceptable fat’. All bodies deserve representation and until we get to that point, there is a lot of work we still have to do.
A lot of people see lingerie as something to wear for a significant other, we know you feel strongly about wearing lingerie for yourself! Why is that so important to you?
It’s important to wear lingerie for yourself because you need to define and identify what makes you feel sexy without having to depend on the male gaze to make you feel that way. We can activate our sensuality and learn what it means to be confident and practise self-love without having to have validation from our partners. Sure, said validation is a nice compliment - but it shouldn’t make up the entirety of the Sundae, it should merely be the cherry on top of an already-complete dessert of self-love.
What’s your self love mantra?
There is no weight limit on beauty, and it’s important to speak to your body in a loving way; it’s the only home we have and it deserves our respect.


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In my world, data matters. I like advanced calculus. I love numbers and data and statistics. I have a degree in engineering, and I spent the first 10 years of my career as a quality assurance engineer in the defense industry. That’s right, I like to geek out. I only bring this up to point out that I have a unique perspective on the stories peddled by the Washington establishment. I bring my analytical perspective to policy debates, politics, and the cynical ways the media spins both.
I understand how pollsters and journalists and self-proclaimed “experts” manipulate data and statistics to tell the story they want you to hear.
Since the lockdown started, I start every morning with a cappuccino and the Washington Post. (I know, I’m a masochist.) Since COVID-19 started, the Post has published a daily “Guide to the Pandemic,” generously posted in front of their pay wall to anyone who wants to read it. They include graphs and charts and their narrative “explaining” the data that is presented.
On the top page, as viewed on my iPad, are graphs showing cases per capita (per 100,000 residents) for states with the highest seven-day average, along with a U.S. overall chart. The heading is: “Places with Highest Daily Reported Cases per Capita.” That’s right, no matter the overall trends, positive or negative, the Post highlights the very worst states. Fear sells. If it bleeds, it leads, as the saying goes. There are scary charts of North and South Dakota, Missouri and Iowa. Some of these states are seeing declining COVID cases, but the pictures are still ominous.
Imagine an alternate universe, one of positive, encouraging news, one where the WaPo headline actually reads: “Twenty Six States Report Daily Cases of Ten or Less per Hundred Thousand Residents.” Or, better yet: “Thirty Seven States Plus the District of Columbia Show a Decrease in the Number of Reported Cases.”
And do you remember Arizona? It was horrible. Story after story reported that the COVID case numbers spiked to a high moving average of 3,844 reported cases per 100,000 residents. But on September 12th, the moving average of cases was 605. That’s a decrease of 84%. Now that would be a grabby headline: “COVID Cases in Arizona Plummet by 84 Percent.”
And these are just the “cases.” What really matters is lives lost to COVID-19. I’m in no way discounting the tragic deaths due to this pandemic. But, objectively, the worst of it seems behind us. Yet there is no way you would know this if you just accept the WaPo narrative. On September 13th, their article reported: “The average daily death toll had declined from more than 2,000 per day in April to 456 per day in early July. But as people began to resume more normal activities, new COVID-19 cases soared, and deaths soon followed. By August, the virus was killing an average of more than 1,000 people each day.”
But what about what has happened since August? They don’t mention that, because it doesn’t fit their narrative. On September 12th, the average deaths were 734. At the peak on April 21, the death rate was 2,856. That’s a 74% decrease from the worst day. Why on earth isn’t this the headline? Or, at least, part of the story?
And yes I know that this number is still 38% higher than the lowest number, but the trend is definitely in the right direction. I’m honest enough to report both sides of the data.
In a small nod to reporting facts, the Post (buried deep in the article) does report trends from the last week. They state that new daily reported cases fell 14% and that deaths fell 13.2%. These numbers are great, but certainly don’t get the attention they deserve. The phrase “bury the lede” seems appropriate here.
There are a lot of theories as to why the mainstream media is reporting on COVID-19 this way. Of course, fear sells. And then there are the political motivations—the presidential election, the opportunity for mind-boggling expansions of government authority during the pandemic, and the rationalizing of political lockdowns that have harmed people on so many personal and economic levels.
But I’m not here to editorialize on them. As Dragnet’s Sgt. Joe Friday would insist, I’m here to report “Just the facts, ma’am.”
At Free the People, we believe that story telling is the way to change the hearts and minds of people. In this case, the numbers tell a story, just not one that is being reported.

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Graminway Bhatura Atta, famous breakfast from Punjab and Delhi, is made of refined flour. Bhatura is generally served with cholle, onion, and pickle. At Graminway, they believe that everyone deserves to live a full and healthy life. The intake of their food supplements will provide a good foundation for a healthy lifestyle. They are committed to providing the highest quality products at affordable price. They are a company with a purpose beyond profit and want to make a lasting difference in the world. Graminway aims to provide clean, natural, and healthy products without compromising on the flavours and taste. They produce them in small batches, which helps maintain freshness and preserve the ingredient texture. By not stockpiling, each product is as fresh as possible when it reaches your doorstep.
Refined Flour, Rava, Salt, And Sugar
How to Use
Take Bhatura Atta in a mixing bowl and add buttermilk. To make a dough for bhatura, add some oil while kneading, and rest the dough for 30-45 minutes. Heat oil in a kadhai. Cut dough in small pedas and coat the rolling surface and rolling pin with a lot of oil. Deep fry bhaturas and serve hot.


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Objective: To investigate the clinical characteristics of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) imported from abroad in Pudong Hospital Affiliated to Fudan University so as to provide evidence for epidemic prevention and control of COVID-19. Methods: We extracted data regarding 77 patients with laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 in Pudong Hospital from Mar 14 to Jul 3, 2020.We then collected and analyzed their epidemic history, blood routine, C-reactive protein (CRP) and chest CT.
Background: Under the increasingly severe situation of COVID-19 pandemic, Hebei Province has received a large number of individuals returned from abroad.Therefore, on the occasion of returning to work, production and school, it is imperative to effectively strengthen SARS-CoV-2 screening and management of overseas imported cases and to take actions to cut off the transmission channels to prevent the spread of SARS-CoV-2 from this group.Objective: To study the clinical characteristics of overseas imported and local COVID-19 cases in Hebei Province, to provide a reference for developing targe
Objective: Rare disease Background: Patients with coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) caused by the severe acute respiratory syndrome corona-virus 2 can rapidly progress to acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS). Because clinical diagnosis of ARDS includes several diseases, understanding the characteristics of COVID-19-related ARDS is necessary for precise treatment. We report 2 patients with ARDS due to COVID-19-associated pneumonia. Case Report: Case 1 involved a 72-year-old Japanese man who presented with respiratory distress and fever.
Here, we describe two mild SARS-CoV-2 pneumonia cases. One was imported from Wuhan, and the other was locally transmitted in Japan without recent travel to China. In both cases, lower respiratory tract symptoms were observed first, and high fever progressed in about one week. The laboratory findings revealed normal WBC and CRP despite apparent lung infiltrations, and typical observations on CT imaging were important diagnostic clues. In the domestic endemic situation, a comprehensive evaluation of the clinical course, and laboratory and radiological findings was required for diagnosis.
Rationale: Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus-2 (SARS-CoV-2) has been recognized as highly pathogenic. The current pandemic of SARS-CoV-2 has been spread globally and infected more than 200 countries. Patient concerns: We report the first confirmed fatal case of COVID-19 in Pakistan. A 50-year-old man returned from Saudi Arabia on March 09, 2020 and presented with cough, fever, malaise, poor appetite and difficulty in breathing to the Pulmonologist at District Headquarter Hospital Mardan. Diagnosis: The patient was initially diagnosed as COVID-19 suspected case.
Although several studies have reported on the clinical and epidemiological characteristics of the patient with severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), clinical course of the most severe cases requiring treatment in ICU have been insufficiently reported. A 73-year-old man traveling on a cruise ship with history of hypertension and dyslipidemia developed high fever, dyspnea and cough after 7 days of steroid treatment for sudden sensorineural hearing loss, and tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 in sputa polymerase chain reaction (PCR) examination.
Background: The novel coronavirus (Covid-19) continues to wreck havoc across China, European countries, USA and now seems to gain a strong foothold in India. The aim of this report is to describe the clinical profiles of these Covid-19 infected patients admitted in Sawai Mansingh Hospital(S.M.S), Jaipur ranging from their age, sex, travel history, clinical symptoms, laboratory evaluation, radiological characteristics, treatment provided along with common side effects and the final outcome. The described cases are one of the earliest cases of Covid-19 in the Indian subcontinent.
Objective: Rare disease Background: Acute hemorrhagic necrotizing encephalitis (AHNE) is a rare manifestation of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus-2 (SARS-CoV-2) infection. AHNE usually involves the subcortical white matter but not the cortical grey matter. This study describes the disruptive effects of AHNE associated with SARS-CoV-2 on cognitive function in a previously healthy and sound middle-aged woman resulting from alterations in cortical areas involved in the cognitive network.
Introduction: In the current time where we face a COVID-19 pandemic, there is no vaccine or effective treatment at this time. Therefore, the prevention of COVID-19 and the rapid diagnosis of infected patients is crucial. Method: We searched all relevant literature published up to February 28, 2020. We used Random-effect models to analyze the appropriateness of the pooled results. Result: Eighty studies were included in the meta-analysis, including 61,742 patients with confirmed COVID-19 infection.
Cases of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) emigrating from Wuhan escalated the risk of spreading the disease in other cities. This report focused on outside-Wuhan patients to assess the transmission and clinical characteristics of this illness. Contact investigation was conducted on each patient who was admitted to the assigned hospitals in Hunan Province (geographically adjacent to Wuhan) from 22 January to 23 February 2020. Cases were confirmed by the polymerase chain reaction test. Demographic, clinical, and outcomes were collected and analyzed.

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