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The strictly anaerobic, Gram-positive bacterium, Thermoanaerobacterium aotearoense SCUT27, is capable of producing ethanol, hydrogen and lactic acid by directly fermenting glucan, xylan and various lignocellulosically derived sugars. By using non-metabolizable and metabolizable sugars as substrates, we found that cellobiose, galactose, arabinose and starch utilization was strongly inhibited by the existence of 2-deoxyglucose 2-DG. However, the xylose and mannose consumptions were not markedly affected by 2-DG at the concentration of one-tenth of the metabolizable sugar. Accordingly, T. aotearoense SCUT27 could consume xylose and mannose in the presence of glucose. The carbon catabolite repression CCR related genes, ccpA, ptsH and hprK were confirmed to exist in T. aotearoense SCUT27 through gene cloning and protein characterization. The highly purified Histidine-containing Protein HPr could be specifically phosphorylated at Serine 46 by HPr kinase-phosphatase HPrK-P with no need to add fructose-1,6-bisphosphate FBP or glucose-6-phosphate Glc-6-P in the reaction mixture. The specific protein-interaction of catabolite control protein A CcpA and phosphorylated HPr was proved via affinity chromatography in the absence of formaldehyde. The equilibrium binding constant KD of CcpA and HPrSerP was determined as 2.22 ± 0.36 nM by surface plasmon resonance SPR analysis, indicating the high affinity between these two proteins.


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On Banning Baby, It's Cold Outside
December 14, 2018 by Lise	| Culture, Music | 650 Views
One of the by products of the new ban on Baby, It's Cold Outside is that I can't stop humming it. It's so eminently hummable. It doesn't help that we listened to four hours of Christmas music last night, or that I've heard everyone from Dolly Parton to Dean Martin sing it in cover versions going back to the 1940s. In our extensive seasonal music collection, we must have at least a dozen versions and there are many more.
I never minded this song. I always thought it was cute. It was clear, to me anyway, that the lyrics were bantering — joking, that is — about the same things that bother modern listeners today. Sure, there were guys who'd spike a girl's drink, but in the context of this song, there was nothing in the drink and both of the protagonists, girl and guy, knew that. When she says there'll be talk if she stays, that's what she means. It doesn't matter whether they make out or play tiddly-winks — people will talk. She isn't going to stay, but it's cold outside. She's stalling as much as he's cajoling. But does he intend to rape her on the parlor floor? I think not. She's too nice to hang around with a guy like that, and he hardly seems the type.
That's my take, for what it's worth. Meanwhile, around the country, radio stations are on the front lines of the Baby, It's Cold Outside flappery. One station in Colorado reported that in a survey run after they pulled the song from their playlist, 95% of respondents wanted the song reinstated. Said another station manager, lightly paraphrased: "don't mess with people's Christmas music." Still another noted that people's interpretations of the song differed from the more literal interpretation of the song's detractors. (Read news story here.)
I get, you get, the songwriters got that date rape is bad. It's just that not everyone thinks this is a song about date rape.
Will Baby, Its Cold Outside survive this attack on its decency and indeed, commercial viability? I'm going to guess yes, at least for the short term. As long as people still enjoy it, it will be played. But its days are numbered. A new generation of Americans, whose values were formed in the recent past and who haven't the background to be able to do a nuanced interpretation of a song this subtle, will simply stop enjoying it. And then, it will go the way of Wheezy in Toy Story — back shelf, historical interest only.
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Submitted by Maria on December 14, 2018 at 12:03 pm
I do not have an opinion about the song itself, but do have a feeling about this comment:
" But does he intend to rape her on the parlor floor? I think not. She's too nice to hang around with a guy like that, and he hardly seems the type. "
Nice girls have hung around with guys who do not seem the type. There has been rape. We need to be careful to indicate that we are implicating the victim that if she were nicer then a different outcome would have happened. One can wrongly assume that the one who "hardly seems the type" does , or did, not rape.
Submitted by Bob Fagelson on December 15, 2018 at 4:43 am
On Baby it's Cold Outside
How about another oldie, "Your Lips Tell me 'No, no,' but there's 'Yes, yes,' in Your Eyes?"
Bob Fagelson
Submitted by Lise on December 16, 2018 at 10:11 am
Free to dislike whatever we don't like
In today's super sensitive climate, I think we might have to ban almost everything older than last week. We just watched Elf again, a comparatively recent flick, and wouldn't you know, the heroine sings a duet of Cold Outside with the male lead, in, of all places, the women's bathroom. Ooops, and double oops. Should this cute and heartwarming film be banned? I'm going to say yes, out of sheer contrariness… 😉
Submitted by Maria on December 16, 2018 at 8:38 pm
Rather than being concerned about the song or movie, it seems reasonable to have some sensitivity regarding the possible implications of this quote, especially for those women who were too nice to have been harmed, but were. Some feel judged that somehow it was their fault for not knowing a rapist did not have a particular type.
Submitted by Lise on December 17, 2018 at 9:09 am
Interpretation is free
Oh, dear, dear. I'm a female who came of age in the late 70s. I know all about sexual harassment. Even with my experience of lots of it back in the day, I still don't find this song offensive because I don't think anyone in this song was being harassed. Does that make me insensitive? Guess so, by some folks standards. But it's still my take. I guess I'm not as sensitive as some with more modern sensibilities.
Submitted by cgrotke on December 17, 2018 at 10:47 am
a funny, romantic, grown-up song
I like the song. It's always made me think of playful winter flirting on the part of both characters. The song doesn't end in disaster – they are happy, singing in harmony.
The roles could be reversed and the song would still work. It could be sung by two people of any determination who liked one another.
One nice version is in the movie Elf – the intimacy of the song becomes a punch line when a naive Elf surprises a coworker by singing along. It moves the story along by bringing two characters closer together.
There are other versions, too. I like Homer and Jethro's version. Jimmy Fallon reversed the roles in an SNL sketch version a couple of years back – tried to get his date to leave but she wouldn't go, if I remember correctly.
To me, the song had both characters dragging out the evening when they know, in 1944, that people may talk. Asking what's in a drink might be asking for a recipe, or any number of things. They are teasing one another, and getting along in the song.
Our next discussion can be about Santa Baby. : )
Submitted by Maria on December 17, 2018 at 11:38 am
Rather than concern with the song or movie my concern is with the implications of the comment : "" But does he intend to rape her on the parlor floor? I think not. She's too nice to hang around with a guy like that, and he hardly seems the type. "


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A group of citizens that formed Indivisible East TN is calling on constituents of Rep. John J. Duncan Jr. to participate in a town hall rally Friday afternoon at the Howard H. Baker Jr. Federal Courthouse, the site of Duncan's Knoxville office.
The event, Town Hall for All, also includes members of the Women's March Coalition, the Pro-Affordable Care Act citizens and others. The rally is set to run 4:30 -6:30 p.m. at 800 Market St.
In previous weeks, Duncan has made news when he sent a mailer to his constituents saying that he avoids town hall meetings because of "kooks and radicals" that may show up.
U.S. Rep. Duncan rejects town hall requests, citing extremists
Last week Duncan told USA TODAY NETWORK - Tennessee that he would miss the city's Affordable Care Act town hall meeting Thursday night because he would be out of town. When a reporter called Duncan's office Thursday afternoon it was unclear if Duncan would be available at Friday's Town Hall for All rally.
A website set up by Indivisible East TN called for people to RSVP to the rally and said it was open to "Kooks and all."


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All that is known is that Legendary's Cale Boyter will oversee the project. Frankly though, I'm not too excited because it's the same old story every time. What we'll get, to satisfy a general audience, will be a streamlined film that misses most of what made the story so great to begin with. Could it be good? Sure! If they adapted all those little details. Like how the pilots in the Gundam stories are usually younger men who are barely teens (An excellent commentary on war!). Or the complex political aspects of the story. If you don't water it down, it could be great! But let's be honest. It will be watered down. And they'll probably up the ages of the usual teen cast to early 20's so they can get some more sexuality thrown more in the mix. Well…more direct than the subtle stuff they put in the original anime. And the effects will be passable but not great. So personally…I want this franchise left alone. Since it won't be, I will simply cross my fingers that they somehow get this right. Stay tuned!


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Mourad Kriouache (born 10 March 1991) is a French professional rugby league footballer who plays as a scrum-half or  for Villeneuve in the Elite One Championship.

Playing career
Kriouache has previously played for the London Skolars. He has also played for Carcassonne XIII, Toulouse Olympique Broncos in the French competition and Toulouse Olympique in the Betfred Championship.

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On 20 Oct 2020 it was reported that he had signed for Villeneuve XIII RLLG in the Elite One Championship

International
Kriouache is a French international. He has also represented France at junior level.

Personal
His brother Hosni Kriouache is also a professional rugby league footballer.

References

External links
Toulouse Olympique profile

1991 births
Living people
AS Carcassonne players
French rugby league players
France national rugby league team players
London Skolars players
Rugby league halfbacks
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This entry was posted in Uncategorized on September 29, 2016 by Kim Edgington.
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This entry was posted in Waterbirds on September 29, 2016 by Jason Newton.
Although today was fraught with intermittent rain and frequent poor visibility, it was a pretty productive day. It was also the coldest day of the season, particularly due to the strong west wind. It was once again a great Redhead and loon day. Despite high waves, I saw a good number of Horned Grebes on the water, the highest so far this season. One highlight of the rainy conditions was 6 different rainbows over the Straits.
This entry was posted in Waterbirds on September 28, 2016 by Jason Newton.
A good amount of ducks and loons on the move today. It rained from around 8:00-9:00 and was overcast all day, which resulted in some missed identifications. Still, it was the best loon day of the season for both of the two species. From what I could ID of the many ducks, the majority were Redheads, with the highlight of a single Surf Scoter. Given the poor weather, I had very few raptors.
This entry was posted in Waterbirds on September 27, 2016 by Jason Newton.
Not nearly as productive as Darrell's day yesterday, but a good day nonetheless. I had my best loon day of the season for both species. The goose movement of the past few days seems to have slowed a bit, but I still had a decent amount. I had a large flock of Redheads move west, just as Darrell did yesterday, but it was 10x fewer… with about 230 birds. As waterbird movement slowed in the afternoon, I had a small movement of raptors, including a Peregrine Falcon. I saw an interesting interaction of a crossing Sharp-shinned Hawk flying just above the water getting mercilessly harassed by four Ring-billed Gulls. The Sharpie looked quite exhausted by the time it got to shore.
This entry was posted in Waterbirds on September 26, 2016 by Jason Newton.
I filled in for Jason at the waterbird count again on Saturday. It was an exciting day right from the beginning as an Eastern Screech Owl was vocalizing in the trees behind the count. The day featured three species of goose with Canada, Cackling (thank you to Jason for keeping on my case about the small goose and for providing photos), and blue-morph Snow Goose. Other waterbird highlights include all three species of scoter with very close looks at six Surf Scoters. And estimated 2000 Redheads also lifted off from east of the bridge and flew out of sight to the west. Oddly enough, after that the waterbird flight sort of stopped.
However, raptors took off in a big way with many birds streaming over from the Upper Peninsula. Most of these were Turkey Vultures, but Bald Eagles and Sharp-shinned Hawks made a strong showing as well.
The real highlight of the day for me was right at the end of the count when a Parasitic Jaeger flew by close enough to be identified – always a challenge with Jaegers.
The Straits continues to provide exciting birds. Stay tuned to read about what shows up next.
This entry was posted in Waterbirds on September 26, 2016 by Darrell Lawson.
Winds out of the east slowed the banding progress down last night, with a low total of five new Saw-whet owls caught. We did finally get some older birds last night, with two of the females caught being aged at after second years. The rest of the birds caught were hatch year birds, two females and one male. The weather forecast is not promising for the next few days, there is a large front moving from the west bringing lots of rain. Hopefully after that storm migration will kick into high gear!
This entry was posted in Uncategorized on September 25, 2016 by Kim Edgington.
A pretty productive day with good waterbird movement in the morning and good raptor movement in the afternoon. Yet again I saw the large group of ducks on the east side of the bridge rise up and land back down on the water. I conservatively estimated 1600 but it's rather difficult to count a dense, undulating cloud of ducks. Sandhill Cranes are beginning to move more and more.
This entry was posted in Waterbirds on September 25, 2016 by Jason Newton.
Calm weather made for a great banding night last night, with a total of 15 Northern Saw-whet owls caught! One bird was a recapture from two nights previous, a hatch year female, and when reweighed she had gained 4 grams in body weight. All the rest of the birds caught were hatch years, with most being female, 10 out of the 14 new birds! In addition, we caught three male Saw-whets and one owl that was un-sexable. The weather looks calm for tonight, but the wind is predicted to be coming out of the east tonight, hopefully that doesn't impede our banding effort!
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CBSE Class 8 Social Science Revision Notes History Why Do We Need a Parliament
Why Should People Decide:
People and their Representatives:
The Role of the Parliament:
Parliament Performs the Following Functions:
1. Legislative Functions:
2. Financial Control:
3. Providing and exercising control over Cabinet:
4. Critical Assessment of the Work of the Cabinet:
5. Role of opposition:
6. An organ of information:
7. Constitutional Functions:
8. Judicial Functions:
9. Elective functions:
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Parliament enables citizens of India to participate in decision making and control the government, thus making it the most important symbol of Indian democracy and a key feature of the Constitution.
(i) Independence was long and difficult struggle, they got inspired by the ideas of freedom, equality, and participation in decision-making.
(ii) Under the colonial rule, the people did not criticise British government but the freedom movement changed this situation. The nationalist began to oppose the British government and make demands.
(iii) The Constitution in independent India laid down the principle of universal adult franchise i.e, that all adult citizens of the country have the right to vote.
(i) A democracy is the idea of consent, i.e., the desire, approval, and participation of people.
(ii) It is the decision of the people that creates a democractic government and decides about its functioning.
(iii) The basic idea in democracy is that the individual or the citizen is the most important person and that in principle the government, as well as other public institutions, need to have the trust of these citizens.
(iv) The Parliament, which is made up of all representatives together, controls and guides the government.
(i) The Indian Parliament is an expression of the faith that the people of India have in the principles of democracy.
(ii) The Parliament in our system has immense powers because it is the representative of the people.
(iii) The Lok Sabha is elected once every five years. The country is divided into a number of these constituencies. Each of these constituencies elect one person to the parliament.
(iv) Once elected, the candidates become members of parliament or MPs. These MPs together make up the Parliament.
Some of the major functions of the parliament are as follows:
The Parliament makes laws on all subjects listed in the Union List. It can also make laws on subjects listed under the Concurrent List.
In case there is any conflict or overlapping in the provisions existing in the Union and State enactment, the Union law prevails.
In cases when an emergency has been declared, the Union Parliament can also make laws on subjects that fall within the State List.
Union Parliament has exclusive powers to provide ways and means through which revenue has to be raised for public services. To that end it imposes taxes and also ensures that the money sanctioned for expenditure to various departments of the government has been spent for the authorized purposes.
Our Parliamentary system blends the legislative and the executive organs of the State in as much as the executive power is wielded by a group of Members of the Legislature who command majority in the Lok Sabha.
The Parliament provides the forum through which is ensured that the Cabinet remains in power only as long as it commands majority support in the Lok Sabha which comprises elected representatives of the people.
It is one of the most important functions of the Parliament to bring about discussions and critical assessments of the performance of the government departments.
The existence of opposition also ensures that the nation gets to know about the alternative points of view.
Parliament is the most powerful organ so far information about the functioning of the government is concerned.
The information provided in the Houses is authoritative and Ministers are bound to provide information on matters of government when so desired by the members.
The power to amend the Constitution vests with the Parliament.
Constitutional amendments have to be passed by each house by a majority of total membership as well as by two-third majority of members present in voting.
Parliament has the exclusive powers to impeach the President and remove judges of the Supreme Court and the High Court's through a prescribed procedure.
Elected members of the Rajya Sabha and the Lok Sabha Constitute the Electoral College for the election of the Vice-President.
Along with elected members of the State Legislatures they form the Electoral College for election to the office of the President.
The Parliament can also by legislation create new States or make changes in the existing boundaries of the States.
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Honda has a modular EV plan for the US
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Lotus teases the Type 130, 'the world's first electric British hypercar'
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James Bond's next Aston Martin might be electric
Fisker plans to release an electric SUV under $40,000 in 2021
Pininfarina sets out to build its own all-electric car
Pininfarina may be best known as the design firm behind vehicles from Ferrari, Maserati and the like, but it's mainly popped up on our radar as of late due to its sporadic forays into hard drive design. We're now getting a little closer to the company's bread and butter, however, as the firm recently announced that it's planning to build it's own all-electric car. That'll apparently be done in collaboration with France's Bolloré Group, who'll supply the car's Lithium Metal Polymer battery technology while Pininfarina handles just about everything else (including the branding). Details on the car itself are still a bit light, obviously, but it'll apparently be a four-seater, and boast a range of 155 miles in city driving, with a top speed of 81 miles per hour. No word on what they expect the car to cost, unfortunately, but Pininfarina's hoping to have it available in Europe, Japan, and the United States by 2010.
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Num num num num num is ALL I have to say.
Ok maybe not ALL that I have to say, but it does just about cover it. It was my goal to try many new and local foods. We didn't get to a luau, so I didn't get to see the suckling pig on a spit, but I did try some amazing pork products! We ate everything from 5 star gourmet food to food truck comfort food. Truly a great experience!
The first night, we were all so tired that we contemplated skipping dinner. In the end, hunger won though. We walked until we came to the Waikiki Beach Marriott. On the third floor terrace there is a tiki bar, Moana Terrace. Most of us had the pork sliders. I tried the cole slaw and everyone else had the french fries. Each bite melted in my mouth. DELICIOUS!!! One of the other girls had the seared ahi tuna and wow was that amazing (a little bit of a kick to it!).
One of my favorite restaurants is called The Grove in Kailua. We stopped here as a detour on the way up to the North Shore and I was so glad! This is the kind of restaurant that prides itself on the use of local ingredients Let me tell you, there is NOTHING wrong with their local ingredients! They took us on a private journey through appetizers, entrees and desserts which they paired with impeccable wines! When you go to O'ahu… stop in for a meal. You will NOT be disappointed.
I will mention some more restaurants later on in my other blogs about my trip, but for now… enjoy the pictures!
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Гоппертия Вича () — вид однодольных растений из семейства марантовых (Marantaceae). Естественный ареал — влажные районы Эквадора и соседних регионов.

До 2012 года вид был известен под названием калатеи Вича, однако на основании проведенных филогенетических исследований существенное количество видов рода Калатея были перенесены в род Гоппертия, включая и этот.

Название
Видовое название предложено Джеймсом Вичем в память о своем отце Джоне Виче.

Ботаническое описание
Листья крупные, прикорневые, на выраженных черешках, более или менее овально-эллиптической формы, кончик короткий, причерешковая часть широкая и округлая. Текстура листа гладкая с обеих сторон. На абаксиальной (обращенной вверх) поверхности листовой пластинки по обе стороны от центральной жилки находятся соединенные между собой контрастные темно-зеленые мазки в форме полумесяца, обращенного вогнутой стороной к прожилке. Ближе к краю лист также окрашен в темный тон. Черешки слегка опушенные.

Цветонос прочный, толщиной с гусиное перо, цилиндрический и слегка опушенный, короче листьев.

Соцветие-колос длиной 2-3 дюйма и около двух дюймов в диаметре. Прицветники плотно прилегают друг к другу в нижней части колоса с более или менее отогнутыми кончиками, Верхняя часть соцветия имеет редкие волоски, верхние прицветники пустые и отогнутые, окрашены в красноватые тона с наружной стороны ближе к кончикам.

Цветки маленькие, собранные в пучки по 3-6 штук в основании прицветников, окружены продолговатыми отогнутыми пленчатыми прицветничками. Чашелистики из трех одинаковых сегментов, короче трубки венчика, но в несколько раз длиннее завязи. Венчик выступающий, на губе имеется бледно-пурпурный мазок, задний сегмент и стаминодии бледно зеленовато-желтые..

Распространение и экология
Растение преимущественно встречается на территории Эквадора, а также в Перу, Венесуэле и Гондурасе.

Применение
Гоппертия Вича используется в качестве декоративного горшечного растения.

Галерея

Классификация

Таксономическое положение

Синонимика

Сорта и гибриды

Примечания

Марантовые
Флора Центральной Америки
Комнатные растения
Таксоны растений, названные в честь людей
Многолетние травы


A study by Dr. Bryan Raudenbush at the Wheeling Jesuit University has indicated that video games can be an effective method of distracting from pain, if not actually relieving it. Raudenbush has completed a study, called "Effects of Video Game Play on Pain Threshold and Tolerance," that examines the psychological effect of games on pain sufferers.
Six genres of games -- action, puzzle, arcade, fighting, sport, and boxing -- were used in the study, which was presented to the Society for Psychophysiological Research Conference in Lisbon, Portugal. Participants played games of each type for 5 minutes for practice, then a longer 10-minute session prior to a cold pressor test. Dr. Raudenbush's findings showed that playing the games increased players' pulses, as well as their tolerance for pain.
In general, Raudenbush found that game play produced an increase in pulse as compared to the baseline condition. This increase in pulse was greatest in the action, fighting, sports, and boxing games. Pain tolerance was greatest for the sports and fighting games. The sports game produced the greatest level of anger. The action and puzzle games produced the most mental demand, the largest physical demand was associated with the boxing game, and the temporal demand was greatest in the arcade and boxing games. Performance ratings were highest in the boxing and puzzle condition, and frustration ratings were highest in the arcade and boxing conditions.
"These gaming distractions may be most helpful in children and young adults undergoing painful procedures or suffering from chronic pain, as these individuals comprise the largest gamer demographics," said Dr. Raudenbush.


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El condado de Grant (en inglés: Grant County), fundado en 1895 y con nombre en honor al presidente Ulysses S. Grant, es un condado del estado estadounidense de Oklahoma. En el año 2010 tenía una población de 4.527 habitantes con una densidad de población de 1,7 personas por km². La capital es Medford.

Geografía
Según la Oficina del Censo el condado tiene una superficie total de 2600 kilómetros cuadrados, de los que 2590 son tierra y 7 (0,3%) son agua.

Condados adyacentes
 Condado de Sumner - norte
 Condado de Kay - este
 Condado de Garfield - sur
 Condado de Alfalfa - oeste
 Condado de Harper - noroeste

Principales carreteras y autopistas
  U.S. Autopista 60
  U.S. Autopista 64
  U.S. Autopista 81
  Autopista estatal 11

Demografía
Según el censo del 2000 el ingreso medio de un household (individuos que viven bajo el mismo techo, independientemente de su grado de parentesco) era de 28.977 dólares y el ingreso medio de una familia (dos o más personas vinculadas por nacimiento, matrimonio o adopción) era de 35.833 dólares. En el año 2000 los hombres tenían unos ingresos anuales de 26.837 dólares y las mujeres, de 19.036 dólares. El ingreso por habitante era de 15.709 dólares y alrededor de un 13,70% de la población estaba bajo el umbral de pobreza nacional.

Ciudades y pueblos
 Deer Creek
 Jefferson
 Lamont
 Manchester
 Medford
 Nash
 Pond Creek
 Renfrow
 Wakita

Referencias

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Musical icons Sir Tom Jones and Van Morrison are confirmed as joint headliners at this year's Prudential Bluesfest 2015 at the O2 Arena, on 8 November.
The one-off double billing is set to be the biggest night of the three-day event and a hot ticket for music lovers.
Tickets to the 8 November date are onsale now.
It will also be the first time the festival has taken place at the London arena.
The duo will both perform full solo sets, supported by their respective bands.
Between them they have sold millions of records and won a string of accolades including seven Grammy Awards between them.
The musical collaborators and friends have worked together throughout their long and illustrious careers and first formed a friendship back in the 1960s.
The line up also features a string of impressive musical acts including the Dave Matthews Band and the 11-piece ensemble Tedeschi Trucks Band.


Breaking Benjamin with Skillet, Underoath and Fight The Fury performed at The Dow Event Center in Saginaw on March 15th. Joining Skillet was guest singer, Lacey Sturm of Flyleaf.
I knew in advance Breaking Benjamin's show would be dark… but wow. It was a little tough for my 50mm f/1.8 lens to keep a sharp focus. Here's a few that I got lucky with, mostly at f/2.8.
Underoath's set was somewhat of a tricky shoot. Lots of backlighting and highly saturated colors. Fortunately… Split toning the colors helped me save some of these shots. I love split toning to save photos.


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There is no new leaf; turn yourself over.
Orfeo by Richard Powers
Reviewed By Brett Josef Grubisic
Richard Powers wastes no words establishing the musical motifs of Orfeo, his enthralling—elegiac, funny, pensive, anxious—eleventh novel. Following the opera-referencing title, he commits to a first line, "An overture, then:," and an italicized two-page setting:
Lights blaze from an American Craftsman home in a demure neighborhood, late on a spring evening, in the tenth year of the altered world. Shadows dance against the curtains: a man working late, as he has every night that winter, in front of shelves filled with glassware….But Peter Els wants only one thing before he dies: to break free of time and hear the future. He's never wanted anything else. And late in the evening, in this perversely fine spring, wanting that seems at least as reasonable as wanting anything.
Despite the explicit musicality, readers will likely pick up the unmistakably cinematic qualities of these pages. They might just perceive an establishing shot.
Powers begins small, with solitary Peter Els working at home in his demure neighborhood. Within a few pages, however, the author has broadened his scope considerably.
In fact, with the interwoven narrative strands of Orfeo, Powers writes an idiosyncratic but passionate history of what Laurie Anderson facetiously called "that relentless and impenetrable sound of Difficult Music" via the recollections of his thoughtful hero; he sketches the memoir-like recollections of this "naive and misguided" septuagenarian's life-long embrace of obscure "audience-hostile avant-garde creations" (and the tremendous personal costs of this devotion); and he launches that same "gray-haired moving violation" on a westward quest toward withered relationships (with an ex-wife, a daughter, and a fellow artist) that winds down on a desert interstate outside of Barstow, California—a pit stop between Vegas and LA, of course, and a key moment of composer Harry Partch's Americana series from the 1940s.
Showcasing an impressive talent for plot juggling and genre splicing, Powers also introduces a Hollywood mechanism to set the story in motion, borrowing from what trade publications label an "actioner": a good guy, the elderly Els, finds himself outside the law and on the lam, with dark-suited men with access to the immense power of technologically advanced government agencies in pursuit. He's Harrison Ford in The Fugitive (or Presumed Innocent, or Frantic) with a soupcon of Will Smith struggling against surveillance-happy operatives in Enemy of the State. With one declaration—"We've received a report about bacterial cultures in the house"—from an "overdressed duo from the Joint Security Task Force," Powers ushers in the last burst of an eccentric composer's creativity. Within all of these intersecting narrative parts Powers embeds a wealth of disturbing detail. They're roadside, abundantly evident right outside his car window. And they're broadcast from TV screens everywhere.
Orfeo's America feels at once depleted and chaotic and portentous, not so much post-apocalyptic as on-the-verge-of-apocalypse (a state familiar from Powers' own corpus, as well as that of Margaret Atwood, William Gibson, and Phillip K. Dick). Tilting "between the key of hope and the atonal slash of nothingness," for example, Els stops at a "gas station run by a company that recently put five million barrels of oil into the Gulf"; he walks along convenience store "aisles of saturated fats and corn syrup" before finding a "shelf of omegas and antioxidants, stranded through some demographic miscalculation"; he visits a "parking lot of a mall the size of a breakaway Balkan state"; disliking "the gray, flat, fake, cardboard worlds of TV," he watches a "famous ideologue adulterer-embezzler with his own nationally distributed brand [stick] pins into the groin of a presidential voodoo doll for the entertainment of thirty million people"; and comes to realize he's "just the next consumer-friendly dose of distraction for people who're bored by halftime spectacles." His world, which began with the horrors of WWII and a place "where the times would never be normal again," throbs with terrors—a Libyan no-fly zone, Fukushima radiation, chronic focal difficulty, lifeless strip malls, gutted phone booths, "a holocaust of birds," snooping mechanical drones, an economic system that's "over the financial brink." Of this "altered world" Els notes: "Collapses of phytoplankton and fish populations and honeybee hives, bedbugs and cyberworms, obesity and killer flu: life was awash in too many disorders to pay any one of them more than a few minutes' mind."
The anatomy of contemporary society aside, each of the novel's elements proves intriguing. Although it's erudite and whimsical, the author gives his layered story an effective immediacy.
And Els, an Internet sensation renamed the Biohacker Bach—and momentarily the "most famous living composer" when his DIY experiments with bacteria ("I was trying to put music files into living cells," he explains) become linked to homegrown terrorism—is a particularly intriguing elder spokesman. A latter-day Platonist, his holy (if monomaniacal) search via music for re-enchantment and a "shortcut to the sublime" has defined the trajectory of a difficult chosen life. Still composing—via Twitter—in the novel's lovely closing pages, this philosopher of "the mystery of organized vibrations," who is a network of contradictory impulses, displays the heartbreaking qualities of human nature. This despairing curmudgeon, offers a glimmer a hope that the capability to learn and self-correct is included among our hardwired characteristics. As a tour guide through the here and now, Peter Els is a natural.
Brett Josef Grubisic lectures at a university in Vancouver Canada. His second novel, This Location of Unknown Possibilities, and fourth editing project, Blast, Corrupt, Dismantle, Erase: Contemporary North American Dystopian Literature, were published in the spring. More from this author →
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On Wax: Molior Superum, The Inconclusive Portrait 7″
The Inconclusive Portrait is Swedish four-piece Molior Superum's first offering since their 2012 full-length debut, Into the Sun (review here), and it shows the Gothenburg-based unit in a somewhat different light. Released on 7″ vinyl by H42 Records — 340 copies; 140 on black vinyl, 100 green, 50 gold exclusive to the label, and 50 die-hards on clear-purple vinyl with different art — it's just two songs, or even two parts of one title-track, but it's both fuller in its tone and more modern than the long-player, and the shift in style is audible. The lineup of guitarist/vocalist Carl Isaksson,guitarist Oskar Öberg, bassist/vocalist Lars Sandström and drummer/vocalist Jens Fuglede hasn't changed, and they still bear some sonic resemblance to the UK's Stubb, but where that band's second album found them searching for a more natural, psychedelic meditation, Molior Superum have turned expectation on its head and opted for a more straightforward feel, less boogie (which is different from none at all), more direct dynamic between the two guitars
and a thrust of groove that gives their hooks an urgency that serves the short release well.
Both sides of The Inconclusive Portrait — simply "Part 1" and "Part 2″ on back of the 7" sleeve — begin at a rush. Vocalist Joakim Segerfelt Steby of Brutus guests on "Part 1," which is the shorter of the two, announcing its stylistic turn immediately in a modern-sounding crash and fuzz push that moves quick into the first verse. Understand, Molior Superum are still indebted to the heavy '70s for a lot of their methods and influence, but it's a more current feel that permeates the single than did the album. If you want to relate it to other Swedish bands, it's more Greenleaf than Graveyard, and it works for Molior Superum, whose energy bleeds through the recording as plain to hear as the riffs themselves. Steby's contributions mesh smoothly, and a current of backing organ (or something thereabouts) fleshes out the chorus of "Part 1" almost in a call and response to the vocals amid the fury of chugging. At just over five minutes, "Part 2" would seem to have room for the band to flesh out some, but instead, they keep the high-impact spirit of "Part 1" pulsing through for the duration with no real letup either in vibe or volume. "Part 2" isn't a direct continuation of "Part 1" from what I can tell, but if Molior Superum were to play one into the next live, I'm sure it would sound
close enough to make sense, as it does when one listens to the single digitally, without having to flip the record.
There's something brash about "Part 2" that makes it stand out. Its central riff is hook enough, and they put it to work, but there's an intensity to it that feels even more prevalent than on "Part 1," a guitar solo kicking in late before a return to the chorus, and the whole band taking what in another context, perhaps slower, would almost certainly be vintage swing and setting it to kick-in-the-teeth pace. As it is, it distinguishes Molior Superum from a still-growing league of '70s worshipers and is a credit to the recording job by Micke Nilsson (ex-Bonafide) at Music a Matic for helping to foster this level of performance. A lot can happen to a band in two years, and I wouldn't necessarily have expected Molior Superum to make the turn they do here, or to pull it off so well, but I think it makes them stronger, and perhaps most importantly, it builds intrigue for what they might do next. It's a quick, eight-minute release, but says a lot about the band's hopefully ongoing development.
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This year marks the 12th anniversary of the terrorist attack on September 11. While that number is not particularly meaningful, it does mean that even the oldest students in this school were only in Kindergarden when the event occurred while the rest of the students have no memory at all. In a way, this is a rather sad as I've found discussing this tragedy to be a common bonding experience among the students in the class. For the students now and coming up, it's simply going to be another historical event.
After talking with other teachers today about where they were when this event occurred, I am more convinced than ever of the need to "Never Forget".


The Centrepoint Shopping Centre is a large mall in Singapore which commenced its business operations in 1983 and re-branded in 2006.
Centrepoint has a number of large retailers including Metro Department Store and Gap, amongst many others.
You will find a range of retail stores including Anne Kelly, Dressabelle and Lalu which are located between the first and fifth floors. There are also a number of food outlets located here including Astons Steak & Salad, Desa Kartika Indonesian Restaurant, Ollie Kitchen and Bar and Starbucks.
You will also find car parking spaces in the basement and the sixth floor. There are also offices and an education centre located on the sixth floor and residential apartments located at the back of the building.
Located near Orchard Road, Centrepoint is easily accessible by car or MRT. For those driving, enter the side road and down to the basement carpark and for those taking the MRT, alight at Somerset MRT Station.
Car parking fees from $2.00 per hour.