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Sundowner offers visitors the opportunity to experience the 'real' Tobago in one of the very few visitor accommodation properties in the Moriah area of Tobago. This property offers a 2-bedroom self-contained apartments on the ground floor of the resident owner's villa.
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At 'Sundowner' we offer a beautiful 2 bed apartment with infinity edge pool and incredible views. In a unique position, overlooking the Caribbean, Sundowner enjoys stunning, uninterrupted views of sea, mountains and rain forest. You can swim or lounge around the pool or simply relax in the tropical gardens.
The apartment is entirely self-contained and has a large west facing veranda, affording spectacular views of sunsets and bird-life. Since we are atop a hill, nearly 1000 feet above sea level, we enjoy relatively cool breezes for most of the time, compared to the coastal areas. Also we have relatively few bugs and mosquitoes.
There are two attractive double bedrooms (with air-con), large bathroom (with American style washer and dryer) and 'Caribbean' themed lounge and dining areas - although most people prefer to eat 'al fresco' on the veranda. The pool area also affords fantastic views.
The pool itself is 16x20ft, perfect for a cooling dip and it also has an underwater seat along the infinity edge. If you need more in the way of exercise, there’s a jet that can be used to swim against and if you really want to work out we have some exercise equipment on the veranda. The owners, Annie and Roger Williams, live on the property for much of the year and are on hand to answer your questions, give advice and assistance - as will Roseanne, our housekeeper and ‘Spice’, our resident gardener and handyman. ‘Spice’ can also give impromptu guided tours of the local rain forest. We also have two friendly dogs, Daisy and Lizzie, plus Rosemary our cat. However, none of our pets are allowed in the apartment.
Although there's a large, well equipped kitchen, we can provide a light meal for guests with a late arrival time and some starter items for your first morning. We operate a strictly 'non-smoking' policy anywhere on the premises. We do not consider the property as suitable for younger children due to liability concerns relating to the steep terraced gardens and the unfenced infinity edge pool area.
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Contrary to past stereotypes, modern geeks do not hibernate in their parents basement, they are not all overweight, and they have moved on from the days of looking like Napoleon Dynamite, thus “the only kind of dynamite that’s never going to bang”.
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If anyone is feeling generous, I could do with a set of either the Pokéball, Han Solo in Carbonite, Flux Capacitor or the Xbox 360 cufflinks. Heck, I would be happy with all of them.
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Concertgoers in the audience of Saturday night's We Can Survive concert at the Hollywood Bowl got a standout five-song closing set from Taylor Swift, but they heard a little bit of “Lover” before she even took the stage — courtesy of Halsey.
Halsey, a surprise guest performer earlier in the evening on Oct. 19, took a moment to rave about Swift's latest album and belt out the title track's chorus herself.
“I've got to be honest with you guys,” she said at the show, which was put on in support of the American Cancer Society. “The whole new album is my shower music. It’s really insane. I think that my assistant has like 100 videos from outside the door where I’m in the shower just like, ‘You’re my, my, my, my lover.' It’s so good.”
“She’s definitely an artist that I would absolutely love to collaborate [with] at some point,” Halsey added.

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Minimum Cod Prices Agreed for Up-Coming Season14 December 2012
NORWAY - After long and very demanding price discussions, the Norwegian Fishermen's Sales Organisation and the fishing industry agreed on new minimum prices for cod in the coming season, according to a joint statement from the FHL and the Norwegian Fishermen's Sales Organisation.
"Minimum prices are characterised by a significant increase in the quantity of cod, and that it is a very difficult European market," says managing director of the Norwegian Fishermen's Sales Organisation, Trygve Myrvang.
"Disagreement now would lead to significant market volatility, and be unfortunate for the cod sector," says chief negotiator for the fishing industry FHL Geir Ove Ystmark.
The minimum price for cod is reduced to the following levels:
Cod / cod over 6 kg: 13.25
Cod / cod from 2.5 to 6 kg: 10.50
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Based on Sara Gay Forden’s 2001 book titled ‘The House of Gucci: A Sensational Story of Murder, Madness, Glamour, and Greed,’ ‘House of Gucci‘ revolves around Maurizio Gucci and Patrizia Reggiani as their short-lived romance turns into a fight for control over the iconic fashion brand Gucci. Directed by Ridley Scott, the biographical crime movie stars Adam Driver, Lady Gaga, Jared Leto, Al Pacino, and Salma Hayek, among many others. If you want to learn more about the mysterious story behind the titular brand, we are here to help you gather all the information you need in order to watch the film!
What is House of Gucci About?
In 1978, Maurizio Gucci – the heir to the Gucci fashion house – meets Patrizia Reggiani, a young and attractive office manager. What starts off as a romantic relationship soon turns into something ugly and deceitful when the two get married. Due to Patrizia’s ambitious nature, she starts unraveling some deep-lying truths about the Gucci family. So, it results in betrayal, vengeance, and even murder. Now that your interest has peaked, you might be wondering where you can watch the film online. In that case, we have got you covered!
Is House of Gucci on Netflix?
Netflix has an expansive collection of movies and TV shows, but unfortunately, it doesn’t include ‘House of Gucci’ yet. But there are several options at your disposal if you wish to watch a film along the same lines. Therefore, we suggest you watch ‘Amanda Knox‘ or ‘The Irishman.’ Like the Lady Gaga-starrer, both these films revolve around crime, and their storylines are rooted in reality one way or another.
Is House of Gucci on Hulu?
No, the crime drama movie is not available for streaming on Hulu. On the other hand, the streamer offers several biographical films that involve suspicious goings-on, such as ‘I, Tonya‘ and ‘WeWork: or The Making and Breaking of a $47 Billion Unicorn.’
Is House of Gucci on Amazon Prime Video?
Amazon Prime Video doesn’t offer ‘House of Gucci’ in its streaming library, but it does allow you to buy or rent the movie. You can learn more about this option here! In case you are looking to watch similar films on Amazon Prime for free, you can turn to are ‘Diana: Her True Story‘ and ‘Billionaire Boys Club.’ While the former is about the famous Princess of Wales and the British royal family, the latter is a crime film based on actual events that took place in the 1980s.
Is House of Gucci on HBO Max?
Unfortunately, ‘House of Gucci’ cannot be viewed on HBO Max due to its unavailability on the streamer. Thanks to the expansive collection of movies, you have the option to watch other crime movies based on true incidents such as ‘GoodFellas‘ and ‘The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley.’
Is House of Gucci on Disney+?
Disney+ subscribers will have to look for ‘House of Gucci’ on other streaming platforms because it is not available on this streamer. But you can dig deeper into the catalog of biographical movies on Disney+ and watch ‘Hidden Figures‘ and ‘Saving Mr. Banks.’
Where to Watch House of Gucci Online?
You can watch ‘House of Gucci’ on Xfinity Stream. In addition, the biographical crime film is available on-demand on several platforms, including DirecTV, iTunes, Spectrum on Demand, Microsoft Store, YouTube, Vudu, AMC Theatres, and Google Play.
How to Stream House of Gucci for Free?
Unfortunately, ‘House of Gucci’ is only available as on-demand content online, which means there is no way that you can watch it for free. But it remains to be seen if the Adam Driver-starrer will be made available on a digital platform that offers a free trial. Meanwhile, make sure that you don’t turn to illicit means to watch the film for free. Buying or renting is the best way to enjoy the film without any hassles.
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chocolate chestnut fridge cakerating:
this recipe by Hugh Fearnley Whittingstall appeared in last Saturday's Guardian magazine. I made it yesterday (adding my own variations - shown in the recipe by brackets), and I have to say that it is utterly delicious - and also ridiculously easy.
75g prunes, roughly chopped
3 tbsp brandy
150g dark chocolate, broken into pieces
100g unsalted butter, cubed
150g gingernut biscuits, roughly crushed
150g cooked and peeled chestnuts, roughly chopped
[NB I added a tablespoonful of candied peel and about a
dozen pecans, roughly chopped, as well as about 10 glacé cherries, roughly chopped]
combine the dried fruit and brandy, and soak for at least two hours (or up to six).
line a 20cm square tin, or a 20cm-diameter round tin, with clingfilm.
put the chocolate and butter in a bowl over a pan of simmering water and leave to melt. Combine with the fruit and brandy, the biscuits and chestnuts.
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Greece given 48 hours to reach deal as EU leaders weigh debt
[BRUSSELS] European leaders gave Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras's government 48 hours to make the final push needed to satisfy creditors and end a five-month standoff over aid that risks splitting the euro.
Leaders from Greece's 18 fellow euro-zone countries agreed that Mr Tsipras's government was finally getting serious about striking a deal after it submitted a set of reform measures that began to converge with the terms demanded by creditors. They agreed to step up the pace of negotiations to secure a breakthrough on Wednesday that leaders can sign off at the end of the week.
The package of proposals represents "a certain step forward, but it was also said very clearly that we're not yet where we need to be," German Chancellor Angela Merkel told reporters in Brussels after an emergency summit Monday night. "Hours of the most intensive deliberations lie ahead of us."
Greek stocks and bonds surged earlier on Monday after Mr Tsipras's government submitted new proposals addressing the areas of pensions and fiscal targets that had proven the chief barriers to a deal. Disagreement remains over the fine print, with revenue from sales-tax rates the chief sticking point, according to an EU diplomat who asked not to be named because the talks are private.
A meeting of euro-area finance ministers was convened for Wednesday to prepare the ground for a second, scheduled summit of European Union leaders that begins the following day.
Negotiations with creditors will continue over the coming 48 hours to achieve a "total and viable solution," Mr Tsipras told reporters in the early hours of Tuesday. The government aims for the country "to be able to stand again on its feet very soon," he said.
With the clock ticking toward a June 30 deadline both for the expiry of the European portion of Greece's bailout and payments to the International Monetary Fund, leaders stressed the work still to do in the time available. While they didn't discuss the IMF payment, they did raise Greece's future financial viability given its debt load, the highest in Europe.
French President Francois Hollande cited "the lengthening of maturities, or re-profiling of the debt," saying that "it needs to be indicated as a forthcoming step," albeit not in the coming days.
Ms Merkel said that rendering Greece's debt sustainable wasn't discussed in detail, but "it became clear that this question of financial viability has to be part of the agreement."
Greek stocks and bonds extended their rally on Monday, with the Athens Stock Exchange Index closing 9 per cent higher for its biggest closing gain since Feb 24. The yield on the two-year government bond fell 511 basis points to 23.8 per cent, and the 10-year yield fell 150 basis points to 11.2 per cent.
The rally was fed by hopes of an imminent deal after the Greek government said its proposals included steps to eliminate early retirement options, hike the sales tax, increase tax surcharges that middle- and high-income earners pay and to introduce a levy on companies with annual net income of more than 500,000 euros ($568,000).
Finance chiefs meeting earlier on Monday asked the three creditor institutions - the European Central Bank, the IMF and the European Commission - to examine the proposals in detail with the Greek authorities to speed an agreement.
Parliament Support Even if he reaches a tentative accord this week, Tsipras will still need the support of parliament in Athens, which is dominated by lawmakers from his Syriza coalition opposed to austerity measures such as pension cuts. For its part, Germany insists on Greek lawmakers taking the first step by passing economic policy changes before the German lower house will agree to a revised aid deal.
"I am convinced that this is not only our intention to finalise the decision-making process this week - we will finalise the process this week," EU Commission President Jean- Claude Juncker told the closing press briefing.
The package is "certainly more comprehensive and includes much more details than what we have seen, but it still lacks specificity," IMF chief Christine Lagarde told reporters. An "enormous" amount of work lies ahead, she said.

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Teresa, as she herself admits it, is and will always be known as “The Alicudi Teacher”. She began to teach in the eighties in the tough, peripheral neighborhoods of her hometown, Milan. Those were the years and the place where the modern history of italian education was written.
When she asked to be transfered, as she were in love with the Aeolian Islands in Sicily, her first vow went to the Lipari municipality.
Chaos, or hazard, was tricky to her, changing her life forever. Now, Lipari municipality includes all the aeolian islands but Salina (which has three municipalities by itself – but that’s a different story, a very sicilian one). And since her ranking was the highest, she was given the island beginning with ‘A’: Alicudi. Blame it to the alphabetical order.
Teresa had never heard of Alicudi before – well hardly any tourist used to visit Alicudi back at that time (it hasn’t changed that much, by the way). She arrived on a July, 14, for the Bastille Day. When climbing up the only road made of lava steps, where men seldom outnumber donkeys, at some point she asked indications for the school to a massive man. The asnwer she got was: “S’accomadasse” (sicilian dialect for “please come in”). The school was there, in a room inside a house like all the others which, hopefully, was rented to tourists in summertime.
In the years, I believe that Alicudi’s school has had an average of 5 pupils, primary and secondary classes unified and mixed into a single one. But the school won an important battle: in 1997, a talented Lipari mayor (the same who made it to have the Aeolian Islands declared as the first UNESCO heritage natural site in the world…) could buy a wonderful aeolian house in order to make it the official school location. You know, I was at the school, I was there chatting with the kids about my voyage and about what an “island of plastic” is (which is not a place in the middle of the sea where you can walk on, as many sensationalist environmentalists love to say); and I think that beside being the smallest school in Europe it is the most beautiful in the world. With such an overwhelming view on the sister islands and sea, sea everywhere, unlimitedly.
Teresa, with eyes too smart for a face so marked by commitment, is a woman who traded her personal life for the defense of the right to education. This statement bears the echo of partisans, transoceanic emigration, distant love. Yet we are in the twentyfirst century, and it proves that there are still (plenty) of battles like this to be fought. Today, she’s done with her mission at the school. Or actually she would be done if they hadn’t called her back for yet another teacher quit the island after a few weeks or months.
What is extraordinay and moving is that a woman with such a cultural background and such a fine mind could decide to vow herself to a tiny geographical dot such as Alicudi, inhabited by 60 people at most from more than half of the year (among these, you can cross turtle eaters and water spout cutters), simple people for sure, but at the same time close-minded, cynical, who underwent too many farewells to be able to trust someone again. Such a tough yet amazingly wonderful place, where it’s very hard to find a personal balance. Whether you were born in the island or not. A place, though, where with the help of this huge and deafening natural beauty, and only if you’ve got a precise objective in life compatible with a remote place and loads of strength, it maybe be worth retiring to, accepting the apparent simplicity of the everyday life.
P.S.: Alberto Bougleux, a filmmaker (and sailor) in love with the Aeolian Islands, founder by the way of the Museo del Cinema di Stromboli, shot a few years ago a sublime yet very unfiltered documentary film about the school in Alicudi. Here goes the trailer.
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Musa Gwebani, the head of advocacy and organising for the Social Justice Coalition, said a person who used the train from these two communities paid at least R200 a month. When the train wasn’t working, a minibus taxi cost a minimum of R50 a day to the CBD.
“That’s R1000 in fares, R800 more than they had planned to pay.”
Gwebani said that to add insult to injury the MyCiTi bus service had suspended its Khayelitsha route.
“The only form of state-subsidised transport available has tapped out of a community with more than a million residents. How does anyone make that kind of financial adjustment? How do you go from paying R200 for something to R1000 without your income adjusting to factor in that change,” Gwebani asked.

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A Nobel Trinity: Jane Addams, Emily Greene Balch and Alva Myrdal
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The aim of the paper is to present unusual achievements of three women sociologists who won the Nobel Peace Prize. Its goal is also to contribute to a long standing discussion of the role sociologists as public intellectuals. By focusing on Addams, Balch and Myrdal’s scholarly and public life, the paper demonstrates what social scientists can offer in the role of public intellectuals and debates what are the source of intellectuals’ public standing. The paper concludes by arguing that these three intellectuals’ successful achievement of their goals was possible because of their professional credential and because of their courage to take on risky actions for purposes to institutionalise social or cultural change.

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I’ve had the pleasure of hearing Savi and writing about him extensively over the past few years, including a feature about Savi and review of his fine album, From My Heart, released last year. Savi has played with many great musicians; his current band includes Nasrulah Rahbari on bass and Bruno Ufret on drums. Their blend of reggae, funk and rock is an uplifting experience every time out. Official website.
HOR!ZEN also hails from Orlando. These guys throw down “Dirty South dub rock.” The band includes Z, guitar and vocals; NASH The Crash, drums and vocals; MRC, saxophone and vocals; and Reef, roadie/ understudy. They describe their sound as “reggae music with a hip-hop backbone.” Official Facebook page.
One band on the rapid rise is Ancient Sun, another source of Orlando pride. Their version of groove rock includes blistering blues, wailing psychedelia and flat-out funk. Ancient Sun are: Rick Krasowski, guitar and vocals; Tom Shea, tenor saxophone and vocals; Nasrulah Rahbari (pulling double duty), bass and vocals; and Jason Zane, drums. They’ve been blowing it up at clubs and festivals all over the state. Official website.
Also on the bill is yet another great Orlando product, Someday River. This trio lists its genres as indie, pop, folk, funk, but they forgot jam, because that’s what they did so well when they impressed at Little Econ Love Fest. Someday River are: Greyson Charnock, guitar, vocals, synth; Sean Boyle, percussion; and Kyle Fournier, bass. Official website.
Let’s review: four great bands, and you can get free tickets by contacting one of the bands. Forget those other plans you had. Put Savi’s House of Blues show on your calendar! Show’s Facebook page.


The thunderstorms that rumbled through the San Antonio metro early Sunday sparked street flooding, power outages, and spawned lightning that is suspected as the cause of two early morning house fires, News Radio 1200 WOAI reports.
The first alarm came in shortly after 3 AM on Sutter's Rim, which is off Ralph Fair Rd. in Fair Oaks Ranch.
Arriving units found the entire upscale, two story, home on fire, with flames also coming out of the roof.
Nobody was at home at the time.
Just a few minutes later, a house fire was reported on Guinevere St., which is off Ray Bon on the northeast side.
The family had gotten out of the house by the time fire crews arrived, and nobody was hurt.


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Photography at Brighton is taught within the context of the fine arts and oriented around the development of individual projects.
The aim is for you to develop a strong and sustainable artistic practice and body of work that you can confidently exhibit and publish. This will give you a strong foundation for developing a career as an independent photographer/artist, or alternatively for more commercial or community-based activities.
The course has a strong theoretical component, as we believe all students should understand how to conceptualise and contextualise their practice and communicate it clearly to a variety of audiences.
We encourage students to engage with the latest developments in photography, fine art and wider media culture, and to constantly challenge the limits of the medium. Work that crosses technological boundaries and engages with film, video, sound and installation is encouraged – but so is photography's engagement with performance, painting and sculpture.
More than anything, we are committed to an exploratory and thoughtful form of picture-making that is adequate to representing our experiences of the modern world.
Practice-based projects are supported by briefings, tutorials, lectures, seminars and technical workshops. Workshops include demonstrations in the latest digital and traditional analogue processes, involving camera use, lighting, and black-and-white and colour printing. Key professional practice sessions include talks and seminars by photographers, artists, writers and other professionals concerned with commissioning, publishing and exhibiting photography.
Making sure that what you learn with us is relevant, up to date and what employers are looking for is our priority, so courses are reviewed and enhanced on an ongoing basis. When you have applied to us, you’ll be told about any new developments through our applicant portal.
The following resources are exclusively for MA and BA(Hons) photography students:
The university’s art and design library has a well-stocked photography area and provides access to a wide range of online resources.
Our Photography MA has led to students developing strong portfolio careers in the field of the arts and gaining considerable recognition for their work through prizes and exhibitions. Many of our students have gone on to do doctoral study or take up lecturing posts in higher education; others have developed roles working in galleries, publishing, picture editing and community projects.
Alumni include Lisa Barnard, Corinne Silva, Virgilio Ferreira, Matt Henry, Stephen Vaughan – successful artists in the world of contemporary photography who exhibit internationally and produce challenging new work.
Visit the Photography (MA) page on the University of Brighton website for more details!

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Civil society is an important actor and development cooperation partner
In 2021, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs supports Finnish civil society organisations (CSOs) and foundations with approximately EUR 80 million. The Ministry grants funding to organisations for their development cooperation projects around the world and for their development communication efforts and global education actions in Finland. The Ministry also supports international non-governmental organisations (INGOs).
- Finnish CSOs promote sustainable development across the world
- The Ministry for Foreign Affairs supports both big and small CSOs
- In Finland, CSOs play an important role in development communications and global education
- International non-governmental organisations are also supported
- Funds for local cooperation are used to strengthen civil societies in developing countries
Finnish civil society organisations promote sustainable development and strengthen civil societies around the world
More than 100 Finnish CSOs are engaged in development cooperation activities. They manage projects supported by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs in about a hundred developing countries all over the world. In Finland’s partner countries for bilateral development cooperation, CSOs are encouraged to complement, through cooperation and exchange of information, the other activities pursued by Finland. The support is based on the Guidelines for Civil Society in Development Policy (2017). Read more about CSOs’ activities in developing countries on the website of Fingo, the NGO platform and expert on global development in Finland: Ministry for Foreign Affairs' support for CSOs’ development cooperation in 2018Link to another website..
Finnish CSOs’ development cooperation aims to promote the implementation of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The CSOs’ activities usually focus on the basic needs and rights of the poorest people in developing countries, such as social development, education, health and better livelihoods, and on rural development.
A central aim is to strengthen civil societies in developing countries. This is to help developing countries' own organisations perform their basic duties related to the provision of services, advocacy work and communications. A diverse society creates enabling circumstances for citizens’ participation in society and for the realisation of human rights, and lays a foundation for democracy.
Stop to female genital mutilation
“When I learned about the consequences of genital mutilation, I decided that I would not agree to have my genitals mutilated. I told my parents how the mutilation will make childbirths more difficult. Young women in particular will have serious injuries and suffer from great pain when delivering babies. I asked my parents: Do you want me to live a healthy life or not?” explains Brianesh, a 13-year-old Ethiopian girl. The young human rights activist campaigns against female genital mutilation in her village and in her school.
It is estimated that up to 200 million girls and women have had their genitals at least partially mutilated. If there is no end to this custom, an additional 15 million girls will experience the same by the year 2030.
Non-governmental organizations receiving Finnish development cooperation funding, such as Save the Children Finland, Plan International Finland, the International Solidarity Foundation, FELM and World Vision are working to end female genital mutilation. In some of the areas where these organizations are operating, more than 90 per cent of girls have avoided genital mutilation. Such UN organizations as UN Women, UNICEF and UNFPA are also calling for zero tolerance for female genital mutilation.
Finland is one of the largest contributors to the general operations of UN Women and UNFPA.
Please visit the organisations’ own websites for more detailed information on their development cooperation projects.
The Ministry for Foreign Affairs grants multiannual programme support to 20 organisations. This guarantees that the supported organisations can promote development consistently on a long-term basis. Programme support is granted to 16 CSOs and three foundations. Additionally, support is channelled to Fingo, an NGO platform and expert on global development (former Kepa and Kehys together), which offers training and guidance for Finnish NGOs and CSOs and does advocacy work.
- Crisis Management Initiative (CMI)Link to another website.(Opens New Window)
- Disability Partnership FinlandLink to another website.(Opens New Window)
- Fairtrade FinlandLink to another website.(Opens New Window)
- Felm, Finnish Evangelical Lutheran MissionLink to another website.(Opens New Window)
- Fida InternationalLink to another website.(Opens New Window)
- FingoLink to another website.
- Finn Church AidLink to another website.(Opens New Window)
- Finnish Red CrossLink to another website.(Opens New Window)
- Finnish Refugee CouncilLink to another website.(Opens New Window)
- International Solidarity Foundation (ISF)Link to another website.(Opens New Window)
- Operation a Day’s Work Finland (ODW Finland)Link to another website.(Opens New Window)
- Plan International FinlandLink to another website.(Opens New Window)
- Political Parties of Finland for Democracy — Demo FinlandLink to another website.(Opens New Window)
- Save the Children FinlandLink to another website.(Opens New Window)
- Trade Union Solidarity Centre of Finland (SASK)Link to another website.(Opens New Window)
- World Vision FinlandLink to another website.(Opens New Window)
- WWF FinlandLink to another website.(Opens New Window)
Additionally, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs grants programme support to three special foundations that finance local organisations in developing countries working in the field of human rights, the environment and the disabled.
- Abilis FoundationLink to another website.(Opens New Window)
- Finnish NGO Foundation for Human Rights KIOSLink to another website.(Opens New Window)
- Siemenpuu FoundationLink to another website.(Opens New Window)
The Ministry for Foreign Affairs grants project-specific support to small and medium-sized organisations.
Quality journalism to Somalia
“It feels good when I am able to do useful work aimed at providing people with better access to information and when I can contribute to the reconstruction of Somalia as a journalist,” says Sadiyo Mohamed Hassan, a Somalian tv reporter.
“There are many topics for stories in this country and many of them also concern positive issues.”
Hassan has received training in journalist’s work from the Finnish Foundation for Media and Development, which supports free dissemination of information in Somalia through the Somali National Television (SNTV) and the National Union of Somali Journalists. A news studio has been built in Mogadishu and authorities and journalists have been trained with Finnish support for such tasks as making programs for children and young people.
With the support, the production team of SNTV was able to broadcast the voting in the country’s presidential election live to the rest of the world. The aim is to make SNTV an editorially independent public service broadcasting company. More balanced, diverse and higher quality flow of information will give citizens better access to information and contributes to peaceful democratization of the Somali society.
The Ministry for Foreign Affairs grants support for the following Finnish organisations linked with the UN for their development communication and global education activities, for example:
- Finland National Committee for UN WomenLink to another website.(Opens New Window)
- Finnish Committee for UNICEFLink to another website.(Opens New Window)
- Finnish Refugee CouncilLink to another website.(Opens New Window)
- UN Association of FinlandLink to another website.(Opens New Window)
In Finland, civil society organisations play an important role in development communications and global education
Organisations do valuable work promoting public discussion about development issues in Finland. The aim is to reinforce global responsibility, i.e. citizens’ commitment to human rights and democratic decision-making and their willingness to participate and work towards global development.
Global education seeks to promote global solidarity amongst individuals and communities. In global education, organisations are encouraged to work together with schools and other actors in the education sector.
Communication and global education are an essential part of the work carried out by the organisations receiving programme support. In addition, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs supports CSOs’ development communication and global education projects with a total of EUR 1.4 million in 2019–2020.
The Foreign Ministry’s development cooperation funds are used for supporting international non-governmental organisations (INGOs), too. INGOs’ activities include advocacy, campaigns and provision of expertise to promote the development policy goals considered important by Finland. The amount of support granted to INGOs changes every year.
Of the EUR 14.5 million granted in 2018, funding was allocated to the promotion of sexual and reproductive health and rights, to peacebuilding in fragile states, and to the promotion of human rights worldwide.
Examples of the priorities for Finland's human rights activities included the implementation of economic, social and cultural rights, strengthening of civil societies, and the work of human rights defenders.
The Ministry for Foreign Affairs supports non-profit organisations that are politically and administratively independent of governments. Supported INGOs must have strong expertise in and solid experience of work in developing countries as well as good cooperative relations with them.
Finnish missions abroad use funds for local cooperation (FLCs) to support local NGOs.
The aim of the FLC projects run by the missions is to promote human rights, such as the rights of people with disabilities and indigenous peoples, the sustainable use of natural resources, the use of renewable energy sources, entrepreneurship, education and anti-corruption efforts. Read more about Finnish missions’ FLC projects on the missions’ own websitesLink to another website..


ONUKA – Ethno-futuristic electro-pop from Ukraine – Europe Tour 2019
Music lovers… Save the dates. The ethno-futuristic Ukrainian electro-pop band ONUKA is touring in April 2019. The tour is in support of the last album MOZAIKA. ONUKA is one of the biggest Ukrainian music acts at the moment. They did an interval act at Eurovision Song Contest Grand Final in Kiev 2017. It was epic.
After Eurovision, their album Vidlik reached N1 iTunes electronic charts in many countries – the UK, The Netherlands, Germany, Austria, and others. In 2017 they had a successful performance at Eurosonic Noorderslag in the Netherlands. By 100 ETEP festivals, they were chosen as one of the favourite acts of the Eurosonic festival this year.
Tour dates: 12. April – A36 Budapest, Ungarn 13. April – Palac Akropolis Prag, Tschechien 14. April – Festsaal Kreuzberg Berlin, Deutschland Tickets HERE / FB EVENT 16. April – Stadtgarten Köln, Deutschland Tickets HERE / FB EVENT 17. April – Paard Den Haag, Niederlande 18. April – Übel & Gefährlich Hamburg, Deutschland Tickets HERE / FB EVENT
NUKA is a joint project of the famous Ukrainian sound producer and musician Eugene Filatov (The Maneken) and Nata Zhyzhchenko (former vocalist of Tomato Jaws and Kooqla). The first single of ONUKA was released in 2013. In the fall of 2014 Nata and Eugene presented the debut album ‘ONUKA’. It includes the hits-songs ‘Look’, ‘When I Met You’, ‘Time’ and ‘Misto’. In the winter of 2016 ONUKA announced the launch of their own label Vidlik. The first release of the label became same-name titled 5-track EP.
The name of the project (‘onuka’ means ‘granddaughter’ in Ukrainian) refers us to Nata’s grandfather, who was a famous craftsman of traditional Ukrainian musical instruments. His most precious gift – handmade sopilka – is a kind of a symbol and an essential element of many ONUKA’s songs.
ONUKA’s music is the bridge between the past and the future. The rich heritage of Ukrainian ethnic culture in the context of modern electronic sound acquires the weight, status аnd nobility, that has always been inherent to Ukrainian musical tradition. ONUKA is the first who managed to convey this to a wider audience, convincingly and with the taste.
ONUKA live show is a carefully thought-out program with its own internal dramatic composition and special atmosphere. It’s an intimate experience in which each listener is left alone with the artist’s music. At the same time, it’s a powerful pressure of energy that can cover bigger venues like a wave.
The concert cast of ONUKA is eight musicians: vocals, keyboards, rhythm section and folk instruments – two trombones, French horn, bandura and bugay. The audience will find many surprises at almost every ONUKA show. Nata plays some parts on the Theremin, uses unique MIDI-Controller – the Tornado glove; overall concept complements the visuals.


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I think I have always loved to travel. As a young boy I would get on my bike and ride for miles and miles, sometimes more than 30 miles, just to get away. I loved an adventure and I would search for new places to see. The older I got, the further I wanted to expand my boundaries. I only wish I would have discovered traveling to far off countries sooner!
I guess it was my first time traveling by air, on a trip to Florida in 1980, that I discovered I was captivated with airplanes. I also loved the sense of adventure, getting prepared to go cross country, knowing I would be meeting new people, visiting new places, that had me so excited I couldn’t sleep. Then, settled in my seat, it was time to depart from Sea-Tac. I was in Heaven…I loved the roar of the engines, the feeling of being pushed back into my seat from the take-off, angling up into the sky to somewhere I had never been. What isn’t there to love about flying off to a distant place?
“”I had never experienced anything as exhilarating as the acceleration of a plane getting ready to take off!”
It took me a while before I was able to fly again. I was offered a job in the San Francisco Bay area in 1995, and one of the perks of that job was the opportunity to fly home to Seattle occasionally. Fortunately for me, I didn’t always have to wait for the company to fly me because Alaska and Reno Air were in the middle of price wars at the time. Tickets were going for $25 one way. I was having the time of my life flying back and forth from San Jose to Seattle! But, the job ended sooner than expected, and I wasn’t able to feed my addiction of flying for a while.
Fast forwarding to 2003, I was finally able to experience my first trip overseas. I went to meet my future wife, Loretta, in the Philippines. I flew during the SARS outbreak, so my family was worried that I might be exposed to the deadly virus, but I was only thinking about how I was ready to go on the biggest adventure of my life! I was crazy…I wasn’t worried about becoming ill, and it didn’t bother me a bit that I was facing a 13 hour flight to Hong Kong. I was just excited that I could watch newly released movies on the back of the seat in front of me, and drink Jack Daniels for free on an international flight! Because of SARS there were hardly any people on the plane, and I, along with the few other passengers, could stretch out across five seats on the almost empty Boeing 747 we were flying on. Once I landed in Hong Kong I was fortunate to have a 16 hour layover which allowed me to take a trip to the island. I, along with a new filipino friend I met on the flight, took off on the Airport Express. This is an awesome train that is extremely comfortable, and takes only 24 minutes to arrive to the Central Station in downtown Hong Kong.
First stop for us was the Star Ferry terminal which is very near the Central Station where the train dropped us off. I had read about the Star Ferries; they had been in operation for over 100 years, and I couldn’t wait to take a roundtrip ride across Victoria Harbor. My new friend and I weren’t disappointed, getting quite the view of the Hong Kong and Kowloon skyscrapers for about 2HK dollars or about 25 US cents. They stood so tall, and were extremely impressive when viewing them from sea level! Most especially the 101 story IFC Tower that appears, at least from the harbor, as if it was built right next to the shoreline.
Next stop on our rather condensed tour of Hong Kong was the famous Victoria Peak. I had also read about this adventure, the white-knuckled ride on one of the double-decker buses to the top of the mountain. Winding through switchbacks, scaring the heck out of us, our bus gave us reason to pause when we reached our destination. I can’t remember, it’s been many years, but one or both of us might have had a bladder malfunction after the amusement/bus ride that had just ended! My photo doesn’t do the view justice, and it was fairly foggy at times up at the Peak, but we were definitely NOT disappointed. It is a sight that everyone should see, a city with more high-rises than any other in the world.
“Life is too short not to see as much as one can see on this planet we call home.”
After spending several hours at the top, it was time for me and my friend to make our way back to the airport. My visit to Hong Kong was an experience I will never forget, along with my two weeks in the Philippines. It was all too short, and all I could think of was when would I get the opportunity to go back. Now, years later, I have been fortunate to take three more trips to the Philippines, along with three extended visits to Hong Kong. On my last trip to South East Asia, I was also was able to spend time in Thailand, Taiwan, and Vietnam.
I can’t wait to go back to S.E. Asia. This is the place that takes my heart away. I’m thinking about teaching English in Taipei, Taiwan in the future, and to also continue my quests around the region. Maybe a motorbiking trip from Laos to Singapore, who knows! I have fallen in love with traveling to other countries, and my only hope and wish is that everyone could experience the wonderful cultures of the people in these different lands. I hope you will be inspired by my stories to take the next step and go see the world!


Shona Robison is preparing to slap down calls for her to quit as health secretary in a statement to Holyrood on the Tayside cash crisis this week.
The Dundee East MSP has been under increasing pressure since it emerged that her local health board had been fiddling the accounts to try and fill the black hole in its finances.
At least three other boards are struggling to balance the books in their final accounts for 2017-18, which is nearly a quarter of the total number of territorial health boards in Scotland.
It is expected that Ms Robison will give a statement to the Scottish Parliament on Tuesday, subject to approval by a panel of MSPs.
Meanwhile, Scottish Labour has called on Nicola Sturgeon to freeze out her embattled health secretary from an investigation into whether dodgy NHS Tayside financial practices are more widespread.
Anas Sarwar, the Labour MSP, said Scottish Government investigators looking into the misuse of charity funds should report directly to the First Minister.
Mr Sarwar said: “We still don’t know if this is just an isolated incident or a more widespread practice.
“That is why we are demanding a swift and thorough national investigation. The public expects nothing less.
“But the reality is, it is Shona Robison’s ineptitude that has caused this mess – the public have lost confidence in her – so she cannot be the one to lead this investigation. It can’t report to her.”
He added that if there is no ministerial statement to the Scottish Parliament from Ms Robison then he will request an urgent question.
It emerged this month that charity donations were used to cover general spending at NHS Tayside.
In March, it was revealed that digital healthcare funds worth £5.3m had been recycled since 2012, making the board’s finances look better than they really were.
A spokesman for Ms Robison said: “If Anas Sarwar paid more attention, rather than continue his churn of petty personal attacks, he might have noticed that the Health Secretary has already offered to make a statement on Tuesday, subject to the approval of the parliamentary bureau.
“And that we’ve already agreed with the charities regulator OSCR to collect evidence on the use of NHS endowment funds.”
Last week, NHS Tayside said it would return the £2.7m to the charity fund, with Ms Robison promising even more bail-out loans for the health board, which could take the total for 2017-18 to nearly £15m.


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The three directors—Abel, Gordon, and Bruno Romy—are prodigious performers, and the movie they’ve cooked up plays like a circusy hallucination on Ibsen’s A Doll’s House addled with Close Encounters of the Third Kind. I could throw in Laurel and Hardy and Jacques Tati, but the movie forges its own unique language. L’Iceberg is a procession of tableaux vivants: little proscenium stages, sometimes with rear-projected exteriors, on which enchanting slapstick routines erupt. There’s a giddy interplay of light and color and flabbergasting shapes, like the ovoid mouth of Abel as he yawns—the Munchian scream of yawns. I defy you not to gasp at Gordon’s wordless ballet under a white sheet, legs and limbs shooting every which way until the very image of the iceberg rises up from her bed. Not every sight gag works, and there’s a brief stretch in the middle where the action becomes landlocked. But once we’re out to sea the movie goes swimmingly—its three protagonists fighting, flailing, and often on the verge of drowning as their tiny skiff surges toward the land of the Inuit.
A skinny, freckled redhead, Fiona Gordon looks a little like Carol Burnett stretched out, and she has a similar dedication to her character’s lapses in sanity. Watch her ecstatic frug on the mud flats at low tide and marvel at those long, loose limbs, at the most lyrical spasticity in modern movies.
There is a hole at the center of Julia Loktev’s Day Night Day Night, a film that unfolds in what might be the final hours in the life of a young woman (Luisa Williams) as she prepares to blow herself—and a lot of people in Times Square—up. It’s the big “W”: “Why on earth did she decide to do this?” Not an easy question to dispense with, but it’s not as if Loktev forgot about it (click here to see Logan Hill’s story on the director). The film is, in fact, a cunning exercise in subjectivity and withheld information—and once you accept those parameters, it’s riveting.
The young woman (identified in the credits as “She”) arrives from across the country and is driven to a motel by the only conspirator (Tschi Hun Kim) whose face she and we see. It reveals nothing. Left in her darkened room, she bathes, brushes her teeth, and sits impassively. One by one, three hooded men arrive. The Commander (Josh P. Weinstein) drills her—in gentle, measured tones—on what she is to do, and on her cover identity if she’s apprehended. There is not a lot of talk. Her handlers give her a statement to read—posing with a rifle—on videotape, but Loktev cuts away (sly!) before she begins. Absent much discussion, Day Night Day Night is pure sensation.
Williams has an interesting, unusual face—the face of someone who keeps secrets from herself. The camera fastens on her as she walks around—and around—Times Square, intermittently stopping to buy junk food, which she eats with great intensity. She stands amid crowds on the edge of crosswalks—her features frozen and eyes bulging, as if she has been bitten by a poisonous snake. I’m frankly flummoxed about what Day Night Day Night adds up to, but its “You Are There” allure is potent.


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- John Legend had $30,000 stolen at JFK airport - TMZ
- Amanda Seyfried and Thomas Sadoski just welcomed their first child - Gossip Cop
- Vanessa Hudgens is spilling on High School Musical 4- Just Jared Jr
- Kendall and Kylie Jenner are both dealing with home intruders - Wetpaint
- Mariah Carey has joined in on the Nicki Minja and Remy Ma feud- Lainey Gossip
- Adam Sandler just sealed a four movie deal with Netflix - The Hollywood Reporter
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Homeless pets often have medical needs which are too costly for animal shelters or rescue groups to pay for without the help of generous veterinarians in your community. Following is a listing of grants whose mission is to help pay for the medical needs of homeless pets and pets whose owners can’t afford their care. Please read the guidelines carefully. Some grants must involve a veterinarian, some are for individuals, etc.
Direct quotes are shown in italics.
In Memory of Magic (IMOM) offers financial aid to individuals and to rescue groups. Financial Aid for Rescue Groups says:
To apply as a rescue group you must be a 501(c)(3). If you are going to apply for financial aid as a rescue group please see “Steps to Financial Aid” in the menu on the left side of your screen. As you read through the qualifications you will see that some do not apply to rescue groups. The same is true with the documents needed.
Established in 1999, HELP-A-PET was organized with a single purpose: to provide financial assistance nationwide for the medical care of pets whose owners are unable to afford the expense. To qualify, your annual income must be below $20,000 for an individual household or $40,000 for a family household (amount varies upon the number of dependents).
Harrison Memorial is the largest not-for-profit animal hospital in Colorado and is accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association. This hospital is a service of the Colorado Veterinary Medical Foundation and provides services to both individuals and rescue groups. Rescue groups can obtain services at a 35% discount.
Read this page carefully for the criteria. Services at this hospital include:
• Veterinary services to pets of income-qualified clients.
• Vaccination and microchipping clinics in low-income neighborhoods.
• Spay and neuter surgeries, available to the general public.
• Spay and neuter surgeries, trauma services, diagnostic, medical, and surgical services for Denver area shelter or rescue organizations.
The AAHA Helping Pets Fund provides financial assistance through AAHA-accredited veterinary practices for emergency and non-elective veterinary care. According to the site, this fund will help in three types of cases:
• When a pet owner is receiving certain forms of government assistance for low-income individuals
• When a pet owner experiences a temporary financial hardship
• When a veterinary practice acts as a Good Samaritan and no pet owner exists
The Fund does not accept applications from individuals. Only AAHA-accredited veterinary practices can apply for a grant on behalf of the pet in need. Assistance is limited to $700 per AAHA-accredited practice per calendar year. The maximum available to each family is $500 per year and $1000 lifetime.
You’ll need to locate AAHA accredited veterinary practices to get a grant from this fund.
The Handicapped Pets Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation dedicated to the health and well-being of elderly, disabled, and injured pets. Go to this website if you know a pet needing mobility equipment to learn how to get a grant.
United Animal Nations offers these two grants specifically for veterinary expenses:
LifeLine Rescue and LifeLine Individual
• LifeLine Rescue Grant: To help a rescued animal that has been recently (within one month) taken from a life-threatening situation.
• LifeLine Individual Grant: To help pets with a responsible owner who cannot afford the cost of urgent and lifesaving care.
LifeLine Crisis Relief Grants for Organizations
These grants help deserving grassroots animal welfare organizations that have jumped in to assist with an animal emergency involving a group of animals.
Medical Equipment Grant Guidelines from Maddie’s Fund explains that
Maddie’s Fund® offers grants to adoption guarantee shelters for the purchase of new medical equipment. Any adoption guarantee shelter that is located in the U.S. and employs at least one full-time veterinarian (not an equivalency) who spends at least 50% of his/her time caring for the animals in their shelter is eligible to apply.

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|Goeppinger Ella Jane Goeppinger||Democrat Dem.||3,729||20.9%|
17,853 votes, 100% reporting (12 of 12 precincts)
Incumbent Jeff Messenger won the 130th District State House race in Missouri on Tuesday. Messenger is up by 58 points with all precincts reporting.
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Fall River Police are investigating an early morning stabbing.
According to Det. Sergeant Moses Pereira, at approximately 2:15 a.m., Officers responded to St. Anne’s Hospital regarding a male stabbing victim who had just arrived in their Emergency Department.
The victim was uncooperative with investigators, however, they were able to determine that the incident occurred at Mickey Doyle’s.
Once on scene, the vehicle which was used to transport the victim to St. Anne’s Hospital was located. The vehicle was later transported to the Fall River Police Department Headquarters for processing.
The victim, a 27-year-old Fall River man, was transported to Rhode Island Hospital due to the nature of his injuries, which are considered serious but non-life threatening.
The incident remains under investigation by members of the Major Crimes Division.


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Who are you?
Andria Massey, Footpath Secretary and Access Officer, Ynys Mon Ramblers Group, and freelance photographer.
Why are you a local authority on Anglesey?
I holidayed in Wales from childhood, so when I returned in 2004 there was a strong pull to settle here. I chose the beautiful Isle of Anglesey.
What do you love about it?
It has everything from Blue Flag beaches to high cliffs, 30 miles of the Wales Coast Path, lighthouses and historic sites. It is only 30 minutes from Snowdonia National Park. The people are friendly, it has a fairly low level of crime and the food is fabulous.
What’s your favourite place to visit?
South Stack, with its 1809 lighthouse on Ynys Lawd. It is accessed by following 400 steps down the steep mainland cliffs. These cliffs are a magnet for climbers and home to hundreds of seabirds, including puffins during the breeding season. An RSPB centre sited in Elin’s Tower offers great views of the nesting birds.
For history buffs, there is access to the Ty Mawr Hut group, the remains of 10 stone-built hut circles thought to date from the Neolithic period to Roman times.
The Coastal Path goes up Holyhead Mountain, past North Stack and into Breakwater Country Park, featuring scenic trails, birdwatching and a lake.
Which campsites would you recommend, and why?
Perhaps the best one is Tyddyn Isaf Camping and Caravan Park. It is located in Lligwy Bay, in Dulas, on the island’s east coast. It is close to the Coastal Path, with cycling routes, horse riding and access to great beaches and monuments.
What food and drink is the area known for?
Fresh fish, often seasoned with Halen Môn sea salt taken from the Menai Strait, is on the menu of many of the island’s restaurants.
The jams and marmalade from Beehive Preserves Jam Factory at Nanner Farm, Cemlyn, can be tasted on scones and bara brith (Welsh speckled bread). There are two vineyards, one in Red Wharf Bay and another in Llanbadrig, and the Anglesey Brewing Company produces craft beers and ciders.
Tell us somewhere great to eat or drink!
The best place is probably the Sea Shanty Café, in Trearddur Bay, open from 9am to 9pm for breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner. It serves delicious seafood, and caters for special diets, such as vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free.
The Tavern in St David’s Bay, and The Ship Inn and The Boathouse in Red Wharf Bay, are also highly recommended, particularly for evening meals, and a number of restaurants and cafés in Beaumaris serve excellent food.
Where can you get spare kit?
Many of the sites have shops supplying accessories, but Bevan Caravan and Camping Supplies, a family business in Llangefni, offers everything from fuses and clothes to satellite dishes.
Where can you find the cheapest petrol/diesel in the area?
Tesco and Morrisons in Holyhead, and Asda in Llangefni, offer the cheapest prices.
Where should you avoid?
The Britannia Bridge is busy following ferry arrivals in Holyhead and during rush hours and is sometimes closed to high-sided vehicles in windy weather.
The Menai Bridge is narrow, so difficult to negotiate for wide outfits, although buses use it. Beaumaris’s narrow roads get busy in summer and during the Beaumaris Festivals, as does the Menai Bridge during the Anglesey Food Festival.
Share a secret highlight that only a local would know…
The coffin of Joan, wife of Llywelyn ab lorwerth and illegitimate daughter of King John, can be found in St Mary’s and St Nicholas’s Church in Beaumaris. RSPB Cors Ddyga near Pentre Berw lies within one of the largest lowland wetlands in Wales. In Penmon, the 12th-century church has superb Romanesque decoration, and houses two 10th-century crosses.
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When To Visit
The island has plenty to offer all year round, but is especially beautiful in summer, when you can enjoy those great beaches. Of course, this is also the busiest season, so beware that the Menai Bridge and roads around the island will be especially busy.


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Today, we sat down with FOIVOS to talk about music, inspiration, and much more! Be sure to follow FOIVOS on social media and listen to his music on Spotify!
Here is the interview:
How did you get your start in music?
I started at the age of 6 by playing the piano. After a few years, I stopped and discovered the guitar. My father and my uncle are also guitar players, so I guess it was inevitable for me, at some point, to also start playing this instrument. I began working as a professional at the age of 16 and I still do the same thing.
What type of music did you listen to while growing up?
I guess rock music, was the dominant genre, but other than that, I also listened to pop music, a little classical music, funk, the blues. Anything that sounded good to my ears, regardless of the genre.
What are fun stories you can share while you’re in the studio recording music?
One of the funniest things, for someone who is watching, still frustrating for the musician, is the failures when recording a part of a song. Your pick might drop, a string might break, your timing is bad, your playing is bad, anything can go wrong actually. Alcohol stories, food stories, prank stories are prohibited, to protect the ones involved
What is your latest song or album you can share with us?
Well it’s Distorted, my latest E.P. containing six songs, five original songs and one cover.
Where can our fans find you on social media for any music updates?
My social media are:
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Links to listen the E.P