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New York Street Guide January 11, 2020
ACCLAIMED WINE CRITIC JAMES SUCKLING MAY HAVE ORGANIZED MIAMI'S MOST PRESTIGIOUS WINE EVENT EVER ON JANUARY 23 AND 24 TO TOAST HIS 10TH ANNIVERSARY
MIAMI, FL — Hailed by many as the authority on the world's best wines, and celebrating the 10th anniversary of his global wine media company JamesSuckling.com, acclaimed wine critic James Suckling will present an unprecedented opportunity for wine lovers with the debut of Great Wines of the World USA in Miami (already sold out unless you have connections) on January 23 and 24 at the Moore Building in the Design District. Representing the first time that this spectacular collection of wine from around the world has been brought to the United States after a smashing success in Asia, the wine tasting extravaganza will feature an impressive line-up of more than 120 top producers from the globe's greatest wine regions – all hand–picked by Suckling himself – from Lafite Rothschild and Mouton Rothschild to Opus and Antinori.
Celebrated owners and winemakers of these iconic wineries will also be in attendance, presenting two top vintages for tasting  and sharing their valuable insights. This will be the foremost new super-premium consumer wine event in the U.S. and a must-attend event for members of the wine industry and true wine aficionados.
"I hope that Great Wines of the World in Miami will become the iconic fine wine event for Latin America as well as the United States," said James Suckling, who rated more than 25,000 wines from around the world with his small team of tasters. He spends a month a year in South America tasting more than 2,000 wines. "Miami is the new center of the universe for fine wines and it is a portal for the fine wine world in Latin America, just like Hong Kong is for Asia."
Suckling's company organizes 25 wine events around the world that resemble rock concerts for wine with cool venues, video screens and curated music from the former guitarist of the famous Australian rock band Empire of the Sun, Surahn Sidhu. Almost 30,000 people attend Suckling's events each year around the world.
Surahn Sidhu, who has been touring the world with Suckling for years to deliver the best music, is bringing a new rock show to Miami's Great Wines of the World on the night of January 23 that will feature an amazing light show with a mix of live and DJ inspired music. It's called "Happiness is Wine" and Suckling and the recording artist hope to roll it out around the world after the event.
Great Wines of the World allows guests to taste and experience outstanding wines from the world's most renowned vineyards and boutique wineries – all having scored a minimum of 90 points by James Suckling, with the majority scoring 95 points and above, including 16 perfect 100-point wines.
As noted, the event is two nights with a welcome gala dinner, show and after party on the first night and the Grand Tasting on the second. Both days will unfold at the Moore Building in Miami's vibrant Design District. The dinner on January 23 will be organized by one of the geniuses of Peruvian food, Gaston Acurio of La Mer, featuring amazing ceviches and other seafood to about 300 lucky people as it is sold out, with music and entrainment from Surahn Sidhu as mentioned. Suckling will also give unique awards for the wine of the decade, winery of the decade and winemaker of the decade.
"I can't think of a better place on earth than Miami to celebrate the best of the decade and 10 years of JamesSuckling.com!" said James Suckling. "Gracias Miami!"
Capitalizing on a consecutive string of successes, in February, James Suckling will roll out Great Wines of Italy USA 2020, a hugely popular event series hailed as the largest annual premium Italian wine showcase in the U.S. The dynamic six-city tasting tour will travel across America's most important wine hubs, including Dallas, Beverly Hills, San Francisco, Chicago, New York City, and concluding in Miami on March 6. Suckling moved his U.S. office to Miami last year highlighting his belief in the city.
Tickets for both Great Wines of the World USA Winemakers' Dinner and Afterparty and the Grand Tasting event can now be purchased through the James Suckling website, https://www.jamessuckling.com/events/. Ticket pricing includes the following:
Great Wines of the World USA – Winemakers' Dinner and Afterparty
Thursday, January 23, 2020, 6:30 pm – 12 am at the Moore Building (191 NE 40th St, Miami)
A Gala Dinner with James Suckling and winemakers, followed by the 'Happiness is Wine' Show and Afterparty featuring award-winning singer & recording-artist Surahn Sidhu
To commence with a Champagne reception followed by a three-course dinner presented by the ambassador of Peruvian cuisine, Gastón Acurio
Includes a tasting of up to 100 top-scoring wines from the world's most renowned wine regions
Tickets are available for $395 Dinner, Show and Afterparty ($125 Show & Afterparty only)
Great Wines of the World USA – Miami Grand Tasting
Friday, January 24, 2020, 5 pm – 8 pm at the Moore Building (191 NE 40th St, Miami)
Taste a hand-picked selection of the world's most important wine regions
Ticket includes a James Suckling x Lalique Glass
Complimentary Great Wines of the World guidebook
Live music from award-winning artist Surahn Sidhu
Tickets are available for $175
Guests seeking a full Great Wines of the World USA experience can purchase a two-day VIP Pass for $450 that includes the Winemakers' Dinner and Afterparty on Jan. 23 and Grand Tasting on Jan. 24.
Members of the wine trade are invited to register for a trade ticket, which applies to wine importers, distributors, retailers, restaurant owners, sommeliers and hotel F&B directors.
About James Suckling
James Suckling is one of today's leading wine critics whose reviews are read and respected by wine lovers, serious wine collectors, and the wine trade worldwide. He is CEO/Editor of JameSuckling.com, the wine media platform and events company with offices in Hong Kong and Miami. JamesSuckling.com tries to taste all of the wines in their respective country of origin and spends months each year traveling the globe and setting up tastings, visiting wineries and talking to winemakers. Launched 10 years ago, JamesSuckling.com currently has more than 600,000 unique visitors to its website per year, about 300,000 followers on social media and about 3 million readers in Asia with his association with Nobelsse magazine in Korea and China and Prestige in Hong Kong, Singapore and Thailand. He also runs his own wine bar and restaurant in Hong Kong, James Suckling Wine Central, curates the wine program for Holland America Line cruises with close to 1 million passengers, and designs his 100 points glassware for Lalique, France's premier crystal producer.
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Introducing the seasonal celebration, we invite you to dance away with the Sugar Plum Fairy and escape, after quite some year, to the Land of Sweets with Clara and the Prince –
Can't make it to the Royal Opera House Nutcracker this Christmas? Disappear into Digital Theatre+'s version via Cambridge's subscription to Digital Theatre+
Digital Theatre+ has a mission "We believe the arts are for everyone", and "provides powerful ways to connect English and Drama students with dramatic texts, poetry, and performance". The resource contains exclusive video resources and interviews, detailed study guides, essays and lesson plans. Digital Theatre+ works with educators worldwide to bring together "unique perspectives to advise and aid us in content creation and acquisition, site development, partnerships, projects, ethics and aesthetics, ensuring that schools and universities receive the best quality resources."
E-resources update : RIPM Jazz Periodicals New Journals – New Search Features
RIPM Jazz Periodicals Now containss 119 full-text jazz journals and magazines with the addition of six new titles and one with expanded coverage: Bright Moments (Newark, NJ, 1985) Different Drummer (Rochester, NY, 1973-1975) Down Beat's Yearbook of Swing (Chicago, IL, 1939) Expansions (New York, NY, 1971-1975) Radio Free Jazz (Washington, DC, 1975-1980) Sabin's Radio Free Jazz! USA (Washington, DC, 1972-1975) The Second Line (New Orleans, LA, additional years 1964-2009 added) [The new titles will be made available via iDiscover in future updates] Two new search features have also been added to the RIPM Jazz database:
Citation Search searches author and article title records. RIPM has created more than 138,000 citation records for titled journal content, including articles, news items, columns, sheet music, and record reviews.
Browse Tables of Contents permits users to view each journal issue's author-title records. Each citation record is linked to the corresponding full-text journal page.
text provided by RIPM
First live jazz broadcast on medici.tv
University of Cambridge members and musicians enjoy access to Medici.tv, subscribed by Cambridge University Libraries for the Music Faculty.
We're thrilled to hear that medici.tv, a few days ago, live from the Philharmonie de Paris, spent a jazzy moment in the company of the extraordinary Chucho Valdés—renowned composer, dynamite pianist, expert arranger, and legendary pioneer of Afro-Cuban jazz.
Valdés opened the festivities with an incredible solo recital, before moving on to one of his own compositions, La Creación, through which he recounts the emergence of Yoruba culture, of West African origin, in the Caribbean.
Medici.tv has added this to Cambridge's subscription, though it is normally only available as part of the jazz collection (which is an as-yet unsubscribed part of medici.tv).
To access the Val recording scroll down on the medici.tv home page to "must see replays" or go directly to https://ezp.lib.cam.ac.uk/login?url=https://edu.medici.tv/en/jazz/chucho-valdes-plays-la-creacion/
Trial access – Qwest TV
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Trial access to Qwest TV is now active and will run until 31 December 2021.
Access is provided to you via
Direct IP access on the University Data Network ("on campus")
Via VPN off campus
Via EZproxy off campus
(Please click 'Sign in' on the Qwest TV home page to gain access.)
Qwest TV is a video streaming service dedicated to jazz, soul, funk, blues, hip-hop, electronic and classical music, with access to over 1,300 concerts, interviews and documentaries. Featuring personal selections from guest curators such as Quincy Jones, Van Morrison, Chick Corea and Youssou NDour.
Please tell us what you think of this resource by completing the feedback form here. Thank you.
E-resources update : Bloomsbury Popular Music has moved!
Bloomsbury Popular Music has migrated on to the new Bloomsbury Music and Sound platform. The previous URL for Bloomsbury Popular Music will be redirected to the new URL:
https://bloomsburymusicandsound.com (on-campus access)
https://ezp.lib.cam.ac.uk/login?url=https://bloomsburymusicandsound.com/home (off-campus access)
You can also access this digital library from the Databases A-Z or via individual title records for the 260+ e-books included in iDiscover.
This digital library for global popular music brings together leading scholarship and interactive tools to hit the right note for research and learning. It is a resource for students across disciplines including music, ethnomusicology, the performing arts, media and communication, cultural studies, anthropology and sociology.
Multiple volumes from the landmark reference work, Bloomsbury Encyclopedia of Popular Music of the World, with new volumes from top international contributors added regularly.
More than 150 volumes of the widely acclaimed 33 1/3 and 33 1/3 Global book series, providing in-depth analysis of influential albums across diverse musical eras, by artists ranging from Caetano Veloso to Public Enemy
An expanding range of scholarly books from Bloomsbury's popular music studies list, comprising edited volumes, biographies, and historical overviews
An illustrated Timeline of Popular Music back to 1900, including dates of 33 1/3 series albums, plus an overview of contextual events in musical and political history, with links to relevant articles
An interactive World Map enables users to navigate to books and articles covering a particular country or region that is most relevant to their work
Artist pages including curated related content, and biographical information on hundreds of artists and musicians. The artist page biographies are written by André Diehl and Robrecht Herfkens, and will be added to the complete set of artist pages over the forthcoming content updates.
A list of the titles included in the library can be downloaded from the Bloomsbury website.
New e-resource: RIPM North American and European Music Periodicals (Preservation Series)
The RIPM North American and European Music Periodicals Preservation series collection is available to access until 30 April 2021.
Access to content in RIPM Preservation Series is based upon optical character recognition (OCR) technology. This technology transforms pictures of letters into text and consequently provides access to all words, but it does not provide information concerning the context in which the search term(s) appears.
However, the Preservation Series is quite different from the other systems of access based on OCR, because it was planned with journals rather than monographs in mind. Thus, while the Google Books and HathiTrust offer access to journals on a volume to volume basis, reflecting the holdings of contributing libraries only with little or no effort to supply complete runs, the Preservation Series simultaneously provides access to all the issues of a journal (an extensive effort in itself) and equally to all journals. Like Google Books and HathiTrust, the RIPM Preservation Series does not offer titling information or the identification of specific types of content (reviews, illustrations, poem, analysis etc.). But unlike the others, the Preservation Series:
allows searching of complete journal runs and cross-journal searches;
offers a simple downloading process for saving and printing;
automatically downloading of full-text pages with supplies fundamental bibliographical information (journal tile, date of publication, volume, issue, page number);
permits the user to make personal observations in a Notes field;
offers three types of sorts (chronological, density—the number of times a search term appears in an issue/ page— and journal title);
bibliogaphical information is supplied on each journal page viewed;
each journal page viewed directly from index supplies the number of "hits" and the hit currently being viewed.
Finally, when downloading a single page, the page number is automatically included. When downloading multiple pages, the user must select the page numbers, and, if desired, add further bibliographic information, such as article title and author's name.
Text taken from the RIPM information page.
New e-resource: Medici TV
Medici.TV is now available to access for all University of Cambridge members, including access to operas, ballets, concerts, mater-classes and documentaries.
MEDICI.TV, music with vision
The world's leading classical music channel, medici.tv has offered access to the best of classical music to viewers worldwide since 2008.
The best live events
More than 100 live events are broadcast each year, in partnership with the world's most prestigious venues, opera houses, festivals and competitions: Berliner Philharmoniker, London Symphony Orchestra, Mariinsky Theatre Symphony Orchestra, New York Philharmonic, Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, Carnegie Hall, Bolshoi Theater, Opéra national de Paris, NCPA, Glyndebourne Festival, Lucerne Festival, Verbier Festival, Salzburg Festival, International Tchaikovsky Competition, International Chopin Piano Competition, Plácido Domingo's Operalia Competition…
The largest on demand library of classical music
medici.tv's library features over 1,800 programs (3,000 original works), including:
concerts and archived historical concerts;
operas;
ballets;
documentaries, artist portraits and educational programs;
master classes.
Classical music's greatest artists are on medici.tv
Martha Argerich, Daniel Barenboim, Khatia Buniatishvili, Natalie Dessay, Joyce DiDonato, Plácido Domingo, Gustavo Dudamel, Renée Fleming, Valery Gergiev, Janine Jansen, Jonas Kaufmann, Evgeny Kissin, Lang Lang, Elisabeth Leonskaja, Riccardo Muti, Kent Nagano, Anna Netrebko, Yannick Nézet-Séguin, Gianandrea Noseda, Sir Simon Rattle, Anoushka Shankar, Yuri Temirkanov, Rolando Villazón, Yuja Wang… but also Claudio Abbado, Leonard Bernstein, Maria Callas, Glenn Gould, Nikolaus Harnoncourt, Herbert von Karajan, Yehudi Menuhin…
What the press is saying about medici.tv
The New York Times: "The closest thing to a classical Netflix."
Forbes: "medici.tv has the largest classical music audience on the web, the only platform of that size that has the quality of content."
Le Monde: « Les amateurs de concerts classiques séduits par medici.tv. »
— "Classical concert lovers are seduced by medici.tv."
The Washington Post: "Classical concerts on their computer? Evidently, yes."
The Huffington Post: "Watching Don Giovanni from the best seat in the house."
Elle: « Une idée de génie. »
— "It's a brainwave."
Les Échos: « La plateforme de streaming consacrée à la musique classique a signé un accord avec le prestigieux Carnegie Hall. »
— "The online platform for streaming classical music videos has signed an agreement with the prestigious venue Carnegie Hall."
Libération: « medici.tv : le Carnegie Hall sur un plateau. »
— "medici.tv: Carnegie Hall handed on a plate."
Text taken from the Medici.TV site.
New e-resource: RIPM Jazz Periodicals
Cambridge University now has access to RIPM Jazz Periodicals.
RIPM (Le Répertoire international de la presse musicale) was founded in 1980 and has focused, until now, on periodicals that reflect the European concert tradition, producing online the Retrospective Index to Music Periodicals with Full Text, and North American and European Music Periodicals (Preservation Series, Full Text). Collectively these databases provide access to near four hundred music journals and to more than 1,150,000 full-text pages.
Just as the development of the European concert music tradition coincided with the parallel development of a related periodical literature, the same can be said of jazz. But while much attention over the past forty years has focused on preserving and making accessible periodicals dealing with the European concert music tradition, the treatment of historical jazz journals has, until today, remained conspicuously absent. With the first installment of RIPM Jazz Periodicals, RIPM brings to the fore this remarkable, often neglected documentary resource.
Historical, sociological and geographical factors (e.g., where jazz was born, race relations, its first performance venues and initial audience), did not allow for the creation of genre-specific American jazz magazines in the early years of the twentieth century. While there are some early twentieth-century American periodicals that, on occasion, treat a subject related to jazz, and, several journals dealing with jazz-precursors, [Christensen's Ragtime Review (1914-16) and The Ragtime Review (1916-1918)], it was not until 1933 that the first fully-fledged jazz periodicals were published in United States.³ And it is during this period that American jazz magazines begin to flourish, which they have continued to do with varying degrees of success to the present day.
The periodicals in this collections cover the period from 1914 to 2006. With the earliest title being Christiensen's Ragtime Review (1914-1916).
Image credit: 'Jazz Saxaphone' by Sachitha Obeysekara on Flickr – https://flic.kr/p/3gzLXw
Text from the RIPM Jazz Periodicals platform.
New e-resource: Bloomsbury Popular Music
Cambridge University members now have access to the e-resource Bloomsbury Popular Music. This digital library can be accessed from the Cambridge University Libraries A-Z or via individual title records for the 260+ e-books included in iDiscover.
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Schefflera acaropunctata
Schefflera actinophylla
Schefflera actinostigma
Schefflera acuminata
Schefflera acuminatissima
Schefflera acutissima
Schefflera agamae
Schefflera albidobracteata
Schefflera albocapitata
Schefflera allocotantha
Schefflera alongensis
Schefflera alpina
Schefflera altigena
Schefflera alvarezii
Schefflera amungwiwae
Schefflera angiensis
Schefflera angilogensis
Schefflera angulata
Schefflera angustifolia
Schefflera angustifoliolata
Schefflera angustissima
Schefflera anomala
Schefflera apiculata
Schefflera aquaverensis
Schefflera arboricola
Schefflera archboldiana
Schefflera archeri
Schefflera arfakensis
Schefflera argophylla
Schefflera aromatica
Schefflera asymmetrica
Schefflera atrifoliata
Schefflera attenuata
Schefflera auyantepuiensis
Schefflera avenis
Schefflera ayangannensis

B
Schefflera baculosa
Schefflera bailloniana
Schefflera bakeriana
Schefflera balansaeana
Schefflera banahaensis
Schefflera bangii
Schefflera barbata
Schefflera barteri
Schefflera beccariana
Schefflera bejucosa
Schefflera benguetensis
Schefflera bifida
Schefflera binuangensis
Schefflera bipalmatifolia
Schefflera blancoi
Schefflera blepharidophylla
Schefflera bodinieri
Schefflera bogotensis
Schefflera bojeri
Schefflera bonita
Schefflera bordenii
Schefflera boridiana
Schefflera borneensis
Schefflera bougainvilleana
Schefflera bourdillonii
Schefflera brachypoda
Schefflera bracteolifera
Schefflera bractescens
Schefflera brassaiella
Schefflera brassii
Schefflera brenesii
Schefflera brevipedicellata
Schefflera brevipes
Schefflera buchtienii
Schefflera bukidnonensis
Schefflera burchellii
Schefflera burkillii
Schefflera buxifolioides

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Schefflera cabalionii
Schefflera caduca
Schefflera cajambrensis
Schefflera calva
Schefflera calycina
Schefflera calyptricuspidata
Schefflera canaensis
Schefflera candelabrum
Schefflera capitata
Schefflera capitulifera
Schefflera capitulispicata
Schefflera capuroniana
Schefflera carolii
Schefflera carrii
Schefflera cartagoensis
Schefflera catanduanensis
Schefflera catensis
Schefflera caudata
Schefflera caudatifolia
Schefflera cavaleriei
Schefflera cephalantha
Schefflera cephalotes
Schefflera chaetorrhachis
Schefflera chandrasekharanii
Schefflera chapana
Schefflera chartacea
Schefflera chevalieri
Schefflera chimantensis
Schefflera chinensis
Schefflera chococola
Schefflera cicatricata
Schefflera ciliata
Schefflera cinnamomea
Schefflera clarkeana
Schefflera clausa
Schefflera clausseniana
Schefflera clavigera
Schefflera clementis
Schefflera clusietorum
Schefflera coclensis
Schefflera coenosa
Schefflera concolor
Schefflera confusa
Schefflera conspicua
Schefflera contracta
Schefflera cordata
Schefflera coriacea
Schefflera corymbiformis
Schefflera costata
Schefflera cracens
Schefflera crassibracteata
Schefflera crassifolia
Schefflera crassilimba
Schefflera crassipes
Schefflera crassissima
Schefflera cuatrecasasiana
Schefflera cumingii
Schefflera cuneata
Schefflera curranii

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Schefflera delavayi
Schefflera demesae
Schefflera dentata
Schefflera dictyophlebia
Schefflera dielsii
Schefflera digitata
Schefflera diguana
Schefflera digyna
Schefflera diplodactyla
Schefflera disparifolia
Schefflera dissidens
Schefflera distractiflora
Schefflera divaricata
Schefflera dolichostyla
Schefflera dongnaiensis
Schefflera duidae
Schefflera dumicola

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Schefflera elachistocephala
Schefflera elata
Schefflera elegantissima
Schefflera elliptica
Schefflera elliptifoliola
Schefflera elongata
Schefflera emarginata
Schefflera emiliana
Schefflera enneaphylla
Schefflera epiphytica
Schefflera eriocephala
Schefflera eucaudata
Schefflera euryphylla
Schefflera euthytricha
Schefflera evrardii
Schefflera exaltata
Schefflera eximia

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Schefflera falcatifolia
Schefflera fantsipanensis
Schefflera fastigiata
Schefflera favargeri
Schefflera fengii
Schefflera feriarum
Schefflera ferruginea
Schefflera filipes
Schefflera fimbriata
Schefflera foetida
Schefflera forbesii
Schefflera fosbergiana
Schefflera foxworthyi
Schefflera fragrans
Schefflera frodiniana

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Schefflera gabriellae
Schefflera gardneri
Schefflera gigantifolia
Schefflera gjellerupii
Schefflera glabra
Schefflera glabrata
Schefflera glabrescens
Schefflera glauca
Schefflera glaziovii
Schefflera gleasonii
Schefflera globosa
Schefflera globulifera
Schefflera glomerulata
Schefflera goetzenii
Schefflera gracilipes
Schefflera gracilis
Schefflera gracillima
Schefflera grandiflora
Schefflera grayi
Schefflera guanayensis
Schefflera guizhouensis

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Schefflera halconensis
Schefflera halleana
Schefflera harmsii
Schefflera havilandii
Schefflera hellwigiana
Schefflera hemiepiphytica
Schefflera heptaphylla
Schefflera herthae
Schefflera herzogii
Schefflera heterobotrya
Schefflera heteroclada
Schefflera heterophylla
Schefflera heterotricha
Schefflera hierniana
Schefflera hirsuta
Schefflera hitchcockii
Schefflera hoi
Schefflera huachamacarii
Schefflera huberi
Schefflera huilensis
Schefflera hullettii
Schefflera humblotiana
Schefflera humboldtiana
Schefflera hunsteiniana
Schefflera hypochlora
Schefflera hypoleuca
Schefflera hypoleucoides

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Schefflera inambarica
Schefflera insculpta
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Schefflera insolita
Schefflera instita
Schefflera insularum
Schefflera ischnoacra
Schefflera ischyrocephala

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Schefflera janowskyi
Schefflera japurensis
Schefflera jauaensis
Schefflera jefensis
Schefflera junghuhniana

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Schefflera kajonensis
Schefflera kaniensis
Schefflera karsteniana
Schefflera kerchoveiana
Schefflera khasiana
Schefflera kivuensis
Schefflera kontumensis
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Schefflera koresii
Schefflera kornasii
Schefflera kraemeri
Schefflera kuborensis
Schefflera kuchingensis
Schefflera kuntzei
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Schefflera lasiosphaera
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Schefflera latifoliolata
Schefflera lawranceana
Schefflera laxiflora
Schefflera laxiuscula
Schefflera le-rati
Schefflera leiophylla
Schefflera lenticellata
Schefflera leptophylla
Schefflera leroyiana
Schefflera leucantha
Schefflera leytensis
Schefflera lilacina
Schefflera littoralis
Schefflera littorea
Schefflera lociana
Schefflera longifolia
Schefflera longifructescens
Schefflera longipedicellata
Schefflera longipetiolata
Schefflera longistyla
Schefflera lorentzii
Schefflera lucescens
Schefflera lucumoides
Schefflera lukwangulensis
Schefflera lurida
Schefflera luzoniensis

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Schefflera macgregorii
Schefflera macphersonii
Schefflera macrantha
Schefflera macrocarpa
Schefflera macrophylla
Schefflera macrostachya
Schefflera maduraiensis
Schefflera magnifolia
Schefflera maguireorum
Schefflera malmei
Schefflera mannii
Schefflera manus-dei
Schefflera marahuacensis
Schefflera marginata
Schefflera marlipoensis
Schefflera mathewsii
Schefflera megacarpa
Schefflera megalantha
Schefflera meiurophylla
Schefflera membranifolia
Schefflera menglaensis
Schefflera merrillii
Schefflera merrittii
Schefflera metcalfiana
Schefflera micrantha
Schefflera microcephala
Schefflera microgyne
Schefflera microphylla
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Schefflera minutiflora
Schefflera minutipetiolata
Schefflera minutistellata
Schefflera mjoebergii
Schefflera monophylla
Schefflera monosperma
Schefflera montana
Schefflera monticola
Schefflera monzonensis
Schefflera moratii
Schefflera morobeana
Schefflera morototoni
Schefflera multiflora
Schefflera multifoliolata
Schefflera multinervia
Schefflera multiramosa
Schefflera myriantha
Schefflera myrianthella
Schefflera myriocarpa
Schefflera myrioneura

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Schefflera nabirensis
Schefflera napuoensis
Schefflera navarroi
Schefflera neblinae
Schefflera nebularum
Schefflera neoebudica
Schefflera nephelophila
Schefflera nervosa
Schefflera nesopanax
Schefflera nhatrangensis
Schefflera nigrescens
Schefflera nodosa
Schefflera nono

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Schefflera oblonga
Schefflera oblongifolia
Schefflera obovata
Schefflera obovatifoliolata
Schefflera obtusifolia
Schefflera octandra
Schefflera octostyla
Schefflera oligodon
Schefflera oreopola
Schefflera osyana
Schefflera ouveana
Schefflera ovoidea
Schefflera oxyphylla

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Schefflera pachycarpa
Schefflera pachycephala
Schefflera pachyphlebia
Schefflera pachyphylla
Schefflera pachystyla
Schefflera pacoensis
Schefflera pagiophylla
Schefflera palawanensis
Schefflera pallens
Schefflera palmiformis
Schefflera panamensis
Schefflera panayensis
Schefflera pancheri
Schefflera paniculitomentosa
Schefflera papuana
Schefflera parasitica
Schefflera pardoana
Schefflera paruana
Schefflera parvifoliolata
Schefflera patula
Schefflera pauciflora
Schefflera pauciradiata
Schefflera pawoiensis
Schefflera pedicellata
Schefflera pedicelligera
Schefflera pentadactyla
Schefflera pentagyra
Schefflera pentandra
Schefflera peruviana
Schefflera pes-avis
Schefflera petelotii
Schefflera petiolosa
Schefflera phanerophlebia
Schefflera pickeringii
Schefflera pilematophora
Schefflera pimichinensis
Schefflera piperoidea
Schefflera pittieri
Schefflera planchoniana
Schefflera platyphylla
Schefflera plerandroides
Schefflera plurispicata
Schefflera poilaneana
Schefflera polita
Schefflera polyandra
Schefflera polyastra
Schefflera polybotrya
Schefflera polychaeta
Schefflera polyclada
Schefflera polydactylis
Schefflera porphyranthera
Schefflera procumbens
Schefflera pseudobrassaia
Schefflera pseudocandelabrum
Schefflera pseudospicata
Schefflera psilophylla
Schefflera pubens
Schefflera pubigera
Schefflera pueckleri
Schefflera pushpangadanii

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Schefflera quadripetala
Schefflera quangtriensis
Schefflera quinduensis
Schefflera quinquecarinata
Schefflera quinquestylorum

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Schefflera racemosa
Schefflera rainaliana
Schefflera ramosissima
Schefflera reginae
Schefflera regnelliana
Schefflera reiniana
Schefflera remotiserrata
Schefflera reticulata
Schefflera rhododendrifolia
Schefflera rhynchocarpa
Schefflera ridleyi
Schefflera rigida
Schefflera robusta
Schefflera rodriguesiana
Schefflera rostrata
Schefflera rotundifolia
Schefflera roxburghii
Schefflera rudolfii
Schefflera rufa
Schefflera rugosa

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Schefflera sachamatensis
Schefflera salweenensis
Schefflera samariana
Schefflera samoensis
Schefflera sandiana
Schefflera sanquininensis
Schefflera santosii
Schefflera sapoensis
Schefflera sararensis
Schefflera sarasinorum
Schefflera scandens
Schefflera schizophylla
Schefflera schultzei
Schefflera schumanniana
Schefflera sciodaphyllum
Schefflera scytinophylla
Schefflera secunda
Schefflera seemanniana
Schefflera selloi
Schefflera sepikiana
Schefflera serrata
Schefflera sessiliflora
Schefflera sessilis
Schefflera setulosa
Schefflera shweliensis
Schefflera siamensis
Schefflera sibayakensis
Schefflera silvatica
Schefflera simbuensis
Schefflera simplex
Schefflera simplicifolia
Schefflera simulans
Schefflera singalangensis
Schefflera singularis
Schefflera sipapoensis
Schefflera sodiroi
Schefflera solomonensis
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ACSBA members are psychotherapists and therapists-in-training (trainees) from across Atlantic Canada, as well as others that support the development of the modality. Certified bioenergetic therapists (CBT) have trained for at least 4 years in bioenergetic analysis, are regulated mental health professionals in their home provinces, and have completed an extensive program of personal therapy. Trainees may offer clinical services under the supervision of a certified therapist.
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A lumbar puncture (also called a spinal tap) is a procedure to collect and look at the fluid (cerebrospinal fluid, or CSF) surrounding the brain and spinal cord.
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A lumbar puncture may cause serious problems for people who have high pressure in the brain caused by a tumor, a pocket of infection in the brain (abscess), or major bleeding inside the brain. Your doctor will check your nervous system, spinal cord and brain before doing a lumbar puncture. In some cases, a computed tomography (CT) scan or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan may be done before the lumbar puncture to know that it is safe to do the puncture.
A lumbar puncture (also called a spinal tap) is a procedure to collect and look at the fluid (cerebrospinal fluid, or CSF) surrounding the brain and spinal cord. Many different tests can be done on the CSF. Some results will be ready right away, some will take a few hours after the procedure, and others will take several weeks.
The normal protein content of CSF in an adult's lower back (lumbar) region is 15–45 milligrams per deciliter (mg/dL) or 150–450 milligrams per liter (mg/L). Older adults and children may have higher values that are still in the normal range.
The normal range for CSF glucose content for adults is 40–70 mg/dL or 2.2–3.9 millimoles per liter (mmol/L). For children, the normal range for glucose in CSF is 60–80 mg/dL or 3.3–4.4 mmol/L.
Normal CSF contains no red blood cells (RBCs). The white blood cell (WBC) count for adults is 0–5 WBCs per cubic millimeter (mm 3). Children may normally have a higher WBC count. No neutrophils are present.
Blood in the CSF can result from bleeding (hemorrhage) in or around the spinal cord or brain, but it may also be caused by tiny blood vessel poked during the spinal tap. If a brain hemorrhage has occurred, the color of the CSF may change from red to yellow to brown over several days. Bleeding caused by the lumbar puncture itself will show more red blood cells in the first sample collected than in later samples. Cloudy CSF may mean an infection (such as meningitis or a brain abscess) is present.
High CSF pressure may occur as a result of swelling (edema) or bleeding (hemorrhage) in the brain, infection (such as meningitis), stroke, or other circulatory problems. Below-normal pressure may mean a blocked spinal canal.
A high level of protein may be caused by bleeding in the CSF, a tumor or spread of a cancer from another area of the body, diabetes, infection, injury, Guillain-Barré syndrome, severe hypothyroidism, or other nerve diseases. An increase in antibodies (immune system proteins) may be caused by inflammation in people who have multiple sclerosis, immune system disorders, or bacterial and viral infections.
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First of its kind mapping of most important places for freshwater, recreation and carbon storage provides tool for conservation decisions — ScienceDaily
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To stop biodiversity loss, Canada recently committed to protecting 30% of its land and sea by 2030. But making conservation decisions about where to locate new protected areas is complicated. It depends on data both about biodiversity and about a range of benefits (e.g. freshwater, climate regulation, recreation) that people get from nature. Surprisingly, despite the size of the country, new mapping suggests that less than 1% of Canada's land (0.6% of total area or approximately 56,000 km2) is a hot spot, providing all these benefits in one place. Moreover, the study published today in Environmental Research Letters suggests that some of the most critical areas where people receive these key benefits from nature do not occur within currently protected areas and may be threatened by current or future natural resource extraction.
"This research is especially timely as it should help all levels of government design conservation plans that ensure that both people and nature thrive," says Elena Bennett, from McGill University's Bieler School of the Environment and one of the authors in a multi-institutional team that included researchers from Universities of British Columbia, McGill and Carleton and from the Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative (Y2Y).
Identifying key areas of Canada that provide ecosystem services
The paper highlights multiple places across Canada as important for one or more ecosystem services that include providing freshwater (such as for irrigation, drinking or hydroelectricity), climate regulation (as in the case of forests and wetlands that act as carbon sinks), or for nature-based human recreation. These include the forests of British Columbia and the Hudson Bay lowlands for above- and below-ground carbon; north-central Quebec, the eastern mountains of British Columbia, the eastern slopes of the Rockies in Alberta, and the north shore of Lake Superior for freshwater; and the Rocky Mountains, eastern Ontario, and southern Quebec for nature-based recreation.
"Canada is grappling with where and how to protect nature. Just one example of how this research could be used is in western Alberta. Our research shows that the Eastern Slopes of the Rockies is one of the most important places across the whole country for its combination of freshwater, carbon storage, and recreation — not to mention important wildlife habitat — and yet the same area is at risk from open-pit coal mining and other threats," says Dr. Aerin Jacob, co-author and conservation scientist, at the Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative.
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Crucially and unusually, the mapping methods included both nature's capacity to supply these benefits as well as the human access and demand for them.
"Most research that studies the benefits people get from nature only evaluates where nature has the potential to supply these benefits. For example, where rain falls. Because our work also models and maps human access and demand, we could identify where people actually receive these benefits from nature. For example, the key locations producing water that people use for drinking, farming, or hydroelectricity," says Dr. Matthew Mitchell, lead author and Research Associate, Institute for Resources, Environment, and Sustainability, University of British Columbia. "Governments need to know both of these things in order to take action that protects human well-being. Research like this can help society do that."
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The following is an excerpt from The MacArthur New Testament Commentary on 2 Peter 3 .
In Psalm 90:4 Moses declared, "For a thousand years in Your sight are like yesterday when it passes by, or as a watch in the night." Peter's paraphrase from that psalm encouraged his readers to not let this one fact escape their notice—that God's perspective on time is much different from humanity's (cf. Ps. 102:12, 24–27). The amount of earthly time that passes is of no consequence from God's timeless perspective. A moment is no different from an eon, and eons pass like moments to the eternal God.
What may seem like a long time to believers, like a thousand years, is actually short, like one day, in God's sight. In context, Peter is contending that, while Christ's return may seem far off to human beings, it is imminent from God's perspective. Finite people must not confine an infinite God to their time schedule. The Lord Jesus Christ will return at the exact moment determined by God in eternity past. Those who foolishly demand that God operate according to their time frame ignore that He is the "High and Lofty One who inhabits eternity" (Isa. 57:15, nkjv). Similarly, those who argue that Christ will not return because He has not yet returned demonstrate the height of folly.
Beyond the general sense of a thousand years meaning a long time as opposed to a day meaning a short time, there is also here the specific indication that one thousand years actually lies between the first phase of the day of the Lord at the end of the time of tribulation (Rev. 6:17) and the last phase at the end of the millennial kingdom. At that terminus, the Lord will destroy the universe and create the new heavens and new earth (Rev. 20:1–21:1).


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After releasing nine studio albums, Architects' 2021 record For Those That Wish to Exist became their first No. 1 in the U.K. The song "Animals" has been successful for them in the U.S. as well, which frontman Sam Carter sees as a great achievement, because the band didn't think they'd be able to makes it in the States.
"The thing that always blows my mind with our band is it just keeps going. Every time you think it's done, or every time you're like, 'It can't get better than this,' it does," the singer told Loudwire Nights.
"Through being in a band for that amount of time, you really, really appreciate it, and you really love it because you've had so many years of not having it, and not having the appreciation, doing the tours when no one comes, sleeping in the van for however many months on end."
For Those That Wish to Exist hit No. 1 in Australia as well as the U.K., and Carter described the feeling as "amazing." Both plaques are having above his kitchen sink to remind him of the feat every day.
The band's plan as of now is to just keep writing and continuing as they have been.
"America is a place where we've worked so hard for so long, and there, it seems there's been a big jump in stuff there since 'Animals' has come out and since that's been on the radio," he enthused.
"There's been points — especially early in our career — where we were like, 'This is an unclimbable mountain. America is just too hard and there's too many bands. We're never gonna be able to make our mark here,'" the vocalist admitted. "[But] the last three records have really changed that for us."
Fortunately, the band are finally able to tour in support of the album, and will be making their way to the U.S. in November. See where you can catch them live here.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa — Billionaire Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump says he plans to spend at least $2 million a week on television advertising in the first three voting states, a move that would mark a massive departure for a candidate who has so far relied on free media to fuel his insurgent campaign.
Despite Trump's typically ironclad confidence, he told reporters invited aboard his private jet he didn't want to take anything for granted.
"I don't think I need to spend anything. And I'm very proud of the fact that I've spent the least and achieved the best result," Trump told reporters before a rally in Council Bluffs, Iowa. "I feel I should spend. And honestly I don't want to take any chances."
Trump, who leads in national Republican preference polls, has seen his lead dissolve in leadoff Iowa, where Texas Sen. Ted Cruz is surging on the backing of the state's robust evangelical conservative voting bloc.
The front-runner has spent nothing on television advertising to date, and just over $300,000 on radio ad time, according to advertising tracker Kantar Media's CMAG — far less than his rivals.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, for example, has spent more than $40 million and trails Trump and several other candidates.
Trump has teased plans to advertise on television in the past, but ad buys have failed to materialize. While Trump has said he's willing to spend whatever it takes to win the Republican nomination, he has proven a frugal campaigner, putting very little of his own money on the line.
While Trump likes to claim he's self-funding his campaign, the vast majority of what he's spent so far has come from donors across the country sending checks or purchasing merchandise from his website.
"I'll be spending a minimum of $2 million a week and perhaps substantially more than that," he told reporters, adding, "If somebody attacks me, I will attack them very much and very hard in terms of ads."
Trump said he had screened the first two ads and says they touch on immigration, trade and national security policy.
When the real estate mogul announced his candidacy in June, he said he planned to spend $35 million by Jan. 1, 2016.
Instead, his reliable tendency for combative language has resulted in a steady stream of media coverage, often stemming from comments made during the five GOP debates or during his notoriously meandering speeches at packed rallies.
Trump first hinted at plans to start spending at a rally Monday evening in New Hampshire and tweeted about his plans Dec. 29.
Trump also said he believes the thousands who attend his rallies, like the more than 3,000 in Council Bluffs, will ultimately turn out to vote for him. Iowa's caucuses begin the 2016 voting on Feb. 1, a little more than a month away.
He said he has faith in his Iowa team, including Chuck Laudner, who ran former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum's winning 2012 caucus campaign.
"I actually think all of those people, and maybe even friends of theirs, I really think they are going to come out," Trump said.
However, when Trump began his speech with a shout out to Omaha, Nebraska — just across the river from Council Bluffs — the crowd in the MidAmerica Center roared. Seconds later, when he hailed the Iowans attending, a much smaller round of cheers rang out.
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Entrepreneur John Rampton of California was thrilled when his salary went from $45,000 to $60,000 a year.
How did he celebrate? He bought a BMW.
"Every time I got a pay bump, I would find a reason to go spend it," says Rampton, 32, from Palo Alto. "This same process happened for around three years."
Often when consumers' income increases, their debt increases along with it. Instead of saving or paying off existing debt, they dig even deeper, always living paycheck to paycheck without an emergency fund or other financial backup. If you're nodding in recognition, know that you can reverse the trend and start saving for a more secure financial future.
Here, Rampton and two others share how they stopped increasing their debt along with their income — and how you can do the same.
Bigger salary, more spending
Eight years ago, Rampton was living the dream. He had a nice 9-to-5 job, lived in a nice house and drove a BMW. But "I was literally living paycheck to paycheck," he says.
John Rampton traded in his BMW in favor of a Ford Focus to cut his budget and pay off debt./Photo courtesy of John Rampton
For Rampton, every penny mattered because he was living so close to the line. For four years, he made just the minimum payment on his credit card, only to discover the balance wasn't decreasing — his payments were all going to interest.
When he realized the depth of the problem, he started by creating a budget, and he stuck to it. He then sold his BMW and bought a salvaged title Ford Focus, paying off the loan in just two months.
That decision saved him hundreds of dollars a month in loan payments, insurance, gas and maintenance. Rampton then moved out of the house he was renting and moved in with a few other guys.
As a result, he soon had close to $2,500 left over each month.
"I then took that money and reinvested it in myself," he says. "After paying off my bills I started blogging, started businesses and side projects." Rampton is the founder of startup Due.com, which provides invoicing and time tracking software.
Since then, Rampton hasn't changed much about his budget, even though he's married and has a baby on the way.
"Although I make a lot more than I did years ago, our attitude is still the same," he says. "It's made my life so much better. It's made my marriage so much better. We can now breathe. I still remember the day I paid off all my debt. I never want to go back."
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Melissa Thomas' bumpy road from more than $40,000 in debt to a career as a financial coach started with an Elton John concert.
In 2007, she realized she couldn't afford to attend the rock star's 60th birthday show at Madison Square Garden. An ardent fan, Thomas was heartbroken. But she and her husband, Jack, were living paycheck to paycheck, with no money in savings and six credit cards near their limits.
Thomas, now 42 and living in southeast North Carolina, was a stay-at-home mom and recalls their solution at the time was simply to make more money.
Melissa Thomas sits at Elton John's piano. Through budgeting and saving, she was able to go to his concert in New York City./Photo courtesy of Melissa Thomas
"I worked with a direct sales company for a while," she says. "Jack got promoted and got a raise, and I did odd jobs to earn extra money." The couple never stopped using credit cards, however, because they figured they'd soon have enough to pay more than the minimum payment.
But they continued to increase their debt load as they earned more money, never making more than the minimum payments because those, too, grew with the debt.
"I just felt like we couldn't get ahead even though we were making more money, and because we didn't know better, we couldn't figure out why."
Thomas' turning point was Christmas 2009, when she and Jack had to put Christmas on credit for their two sons, ages 5 and 4 at the time.
"I had three credit cards out in front of me while shopping online," she says. "We were almost maxed out on all the credit cards, so I had to buy a little on one, a little on another. It was at that moment while sitting at the computer, I realized that this behavior had to stop."
The couple started following financial expert Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University program on Jan. 1, 2010, with $43,500 in consumer debt. First, they stopped using their credit cards. They also created a plan to pay off debt and save more through budgeting. They paid off their consumer debt in September 2013, and in December 2014, Thomas had enough cash saved up to afford a flight, hotel and tickets to see Elton John in concert in New York City.
Thomas is now a financial coach and enjoys helping other people find hope and improve their financial situations.
Thomas' advice to others in the same situation? "Learn to live as minimally as possible and use extra income to pay off current debt or save."
Raising their salary — and their debt
Christine Odle, a 48-year-old small-business owner from Norwood, Colorado, and her husband, John, thought they had it made when her mother-in-law turned the family business over to them a year after they married.
"We promptly gave ourselves a raise," she says. "With that we thought it would be a good idea to buy some real estate and remodel my husband's home."
Over the next four years, the couple racked up more than $500,000 in debt, almost four times their annual income.
Christine and John Odle paid off more than $500,000 in debt over 7 1/2 years./Photo courtesy of Christine Odle
"We both felt like we were 'rollin' in the dough' as we were both making more than we ever had before," Odle says. But the couple had no safety net.
In August 2001, John saw Ramsey speak on CNN, and he realized the couple's spending habits could derail their life plans. They immediately signed up for Ramsey's program and soon began facilitating classes.
It took the couple 7 1/2 years to pay off their debt, and they say they're much happier because of it. When asked how she keeps an eye on her debt now, Odle responds that there's nothing to keep an eye on.
"It's simple," she says. "If we don't have the money, we don't do it. We actively save for huge purchases … and have a huge emergency fund since we are both self-employed. Just because your income goes up doesn't mean your lifestyle has to follow suit."
Odle now runs her own coaching business, specializing in financial wellness for individuals, corporations and small businesses.
If you find that your debt has increased along with your income, look for ways to cut your monthly spending — and create a budget if you haven't already. If you have credit card debt, think about how much it's costing you and consider not using your credit cards until you have your balances paid off.
If you're in your first or second job, be sure to make healthy contributions to your emergency fund, retirement accounts and other savings goals. When your income gets a bump, send extra money to those first before spending on wants.
Most importantly, the next time you get a pay raise, resist the urge to add more debt to go along with it, regardless of the form it takes. A higher income will enable you to afford something you need, but spending your extra cash on wants can make it difficult to reach your financial goals in the future.
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A player selects one of three starting species (mage, werewolf, or vampire), and later selects one of ten factions, each of which specializes in two out of five spheres of influence around the city (magic, government, criminal, corporate, or intelligence). Individually, a player will be able to level up stats, acquire equipment, and meet new party companions with rich plotlines and possibilities for romance. In teams, players will compete in the spheres of influence to affect the state of the city, which changes according to which influences are ascendant. Depending on the city's state and your faction's spheres of influence, the available playable content will change. Further, we intend to introduce plot arcs, which will unfold over the course of a season (~one year). The outcome of those plotlines will depend on the actions of the players.
Susurrus: Season of Tides began with a desire to create a video game that incorporated the aspects of LARPs that have been so far largely absent from the video game space. While video games that focus on story and character development are on the rise, there are still few that do it as deeply as LARPs can. Part of this is due to the (perceived) limitations of the form. But there is also a strong inertial pull in the video game market, which rewards games that prioritize violent action, hyper-realistic graphics, and familiar narrative tropes.
Our goal is a video game where the player can create a character with multiple axes of possible development: the three starting classes are further complicated by ten different faction choices, and there are multiple possibilities for cultivating relationships with a wide variety of NPCs. We want a game where players must collaborate, as they would in a LARP, to solve conflicts in a variety of ways aside from violence. We also are striving for a game world where story is paramount, but is not on rails: while it looks like a visual novel, what the player does will affect how the story unfolds – not just for them, but for other players as well.
It is also important to us to build a world that reflects and amplifies the diversity of our modern world. We want players to be able to see themselves in our game, as well as see people entirely unlike them. At the same time, the complex hierarchies of the world of Susurrus also reflect the unfortunate realities of our world: the higher up in the power structure you go, the more white men you see. But in the course of a normal game session, players will encounter people of widely varying races, ethnic backgrounds, gender presentations, abilities, and ages.


Louis Vuitton has opened their "Winter Resort" Store in Promenade, Gstaad. 2012 marked the historic site's 700th anniversary of providing ample and valuable real estate for those willing and able. The store blend's with the scenic beauty of the Alpine valley, mixing up luxury, refinement and everything else we've come to expect from both LV and the Swiss region.
Who doesn't like a good field trip? Michael from ACL gives us a tour of the IWC Watch Factory in Switzerland. Why's this relevant, you ask? I think alot of people don't know what actually goes into making watch as timeless as an IWC. The Swiss watchmaker has invested alot to maintain a modern and clean environment for the watch makers and it certainly pays dividends. The time and dedication put into each IWC watch is unmeasurable. With these shots, MW gives us insight into something we normally wouldn't be able to experience so definitely peep the imagery.
Oh, and in case you didn't hear, they've launched a new website and it is as carefully crafted as anything produced by IWC.
The "O House" is a sculptural villa located in Lucerne, Switzerland. Designed by Philippe Stuebi Architekten Gmbh, the home has a lake side which gives a view to superb mountains of the rigi and the bürgenstock as it shows off its protruding, glistering loggia made of round glass bricks.
Inside, the home has a full fitness area which includes a 25 meter swimming pool which is half outside, half inside. The owner has a refined choice in cars as well (see images).


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Evolution Fuels: Lease for Kansas Fuel Station
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Evolution Fuels, Inc. announced that it has executed a third lease agreement with J&J Developments, Inc. ("J&J") for a fuel station located in Topeka, KS.
Last week the Company announced an overall strategic alliance with J&J; today's announcement represents the third station of what the Company anticipates will be a series of locations leased from J&J. Â As in the two previously announced stations, this station is located on a prime intersection of Topeka that experiences an average traffic count of over 18,000 vehicles per day. Â This location is strategically located in close proximity to both Interstate 470 and Interstate 70 and is surrounded by major retailers. Â The station has four Dresser Wayne multi-product blending dispensers that will each provide E20 (20% ethanol/80% gasoline), E30, and E85 blended products, as well as regular and premium gasoline. Â The Company is in the process of re-imaging the station to the "Evolution Fuels" brand in preparation of operations commencing before the end of this month. Â
As part of its overall strategic plan, the Company has formed an alliance with J&J, a premier commercial real estate developer with a strong focus on fuel stations, convenience stores, and truck stop travel plazas. Â This alliance extends Evolution's planned rollout region to the state of Kansas, and helps to expedite the plan in other areas of the southwestern United States. Â This is the third station leased from J&J following Evolution Fuel's leases of fuel stations in Topeka and Manhattan, KS, which were announced last week.
About Evolution Fuels, Inc.
Evolution Fuels, Inc. endeavors to market renewable transportation fuels at retail fuel stations that will provide superior quality fuels to competing fuel stations by virtue of the blending capability within the fuel dispensers at its stations and offering the blends at competitive prices. Â The stations will offer ethanol/gasoline blends of fuel including 10% ethanol/90% gasoline (E10), 20% ethanol/80% gasoline (E20), 30% ethanol/70% gasoline (E30), and 85% ethanol/15% gasoline (E85). Â The latter three blends are intended for flex-fuel vehicles, although recent studies have shown that many legacy vehicles on the road today may use E20 and E30 blends without incurring damage to the engines or fuel systems. Â The Company's plan calls for the development of a chain of renewable fuel stations in the southwestern and southeastern United States that will be a combination of "Evolution Fuels"-branded fuel stations/convenience stores and western-motif truck stops modeled after Willie's Place Truck Stop in Carl's Corner, TX. Â The Company's Web site is www.evolution-fuels.com.
Forward-Looking Statements Disclosure
This press release may contain "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the federal securities laws. In this context, forward-looking statements may address the Company's expected future business and financial performance, and often contain words such as "anticipates," "believes," "estimates," "expects," "intends," "plans," "seeks," "will," and other terms with similar meaning. These forward-looking statements by their nature address matters that are, to different degrees, uncertain. Although the Company believes that the assumptions upon which its forward-looking statements are based are reasonable, it can provide no assurances that these assumptions will prove to be correct. In connection with the "safe harbor" provisions of the federal securities laws, including the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, important factors that, among others, could cause or result in actual results and experience to differ materially from the Company's anticipated results, projections, or other expectations are disclosed in the Company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. All forward-looking statements in this press release are expressly qualified by such cautionary statements, risks, and uncertainties, and by reference to the underlying assumptions.
CSIR Group, LLC
Stacey Yonkus, Principal
info@csirgroup.com