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Solomon Street's eco-activewear drop is here
Adelaide ecowear label Solomon Street has released a new environmentally conscious activewear range this year, with a swimwear line set to be released soon.
Words: Johnny von Einem
Pictures: Sharmonie Cockayne
The pandemic struck at a forgiving moment in the history of Adelaide ecowear brand Solomon Street.
Browse the activewear range here.
A Solomon Street swimwear release is expected this month.
The business had sold out of its current line, and founder Lauren Crago was deep into a research and development phase for a new line of activewear, which was released in early September.
By this time, the spectre of COVID, at least locally, was beginning to seem a manageable obstacle, and the public demonstrated a comfort in non-essential spending.
Upon release, Lauren saw a keen response to Solomon Street's new range, in line with pandemic-influenced online shopping trends.
"People were waiting and very happy to jump on board quickly," she says.
The new activewear line is made from a hemp and organic cotton blend fabric and features the illustrations (drawn by Lauren) the brand has become known for.
A deep sense of conscientiousness is sewn into each garment.
The items are designed to accommodate a broad range of women's bodies, both through fabric selection and shape.
"One of the things that was really important, learning over the last few years, is that everyone's bodies are so different," Lauren says.
"Especially when you're dealing with women's bodies… the style and design of the top makes a huge difference. So that's why I opted for a crop-top style.
"Having the stretchy jersey fabric means that if you're smaller busted it'll form to your shape, but it you're bigger busted as well, there's enough room."
The range is designed to be as applicable to volleyball (Lauren's sport of choice) as they are to yoga, or to just lazing around the house or going for coffee.
"Obviously, being activewear, [it has] to fit really well, to be comfortable… but then also [be] strong enough and supportive enough," Lauren says.
"The hemp fabric really helped with that, because it was such a beautiful fabric, but it's really heavy weight, so it has a lot of strength to it."
The cut of the activewear was designed in collaboration with the manufacturer of the garments, Prospect-based Jem Designs, which specialises in the stretch fabrics necessary for activewear.
"That was something I needed to go through, because not having a fashion background, it's been a heap of learning in that aspect," Lauren says
"I'm able to go in there, meet with the manager there, and she does all the pattern-making and everything. And often I'll take in other pieces that I've got myself, and I'll put them on, we'll pin it and change it around, so they've been really helpful with that."
Lauren's choice of the hemp and organic cotton blend fabric came as the result of much consternation over what is the most environmentally conscientious choice for constructing activewear.
Environmentalism is important to Lauren, and she's tried to be as transparent as possible in her choices and in her own process of learning while establishing her brand.
The fashion industry's environmental harm is multifaceted, so making positive decisions in the manufacturing process is not always easy.
Lauren found this in choosing the fabric for her latest line, which, in addition to activewear, will soon incorporate swimwear and underwear.
Fabrics made from recycled plastic bottles are in vogue in the global fashion industry, which is a good thing, Lauren says. But she didn't feel comfortable associating Solomon Street with the potential legacy microplastics would leave the environment.
"There's such a big industry for the recycled plastics at the moment. It's much more straightforward, much cheaper to manufacture," Lauren says.
"The day that I was about to put in my order for the plastic bottles, I went down that whole road and I thought, 'I can't do this. I don't want to. I know that it's not what I want to do.'
"I think because I had that moment, getting to this point now with the hemp product, and I'm so proud of the product I've created, it just makes it that much more special to have done it, because I know that it wasn't the easy choice."
The hemp option, of course, has its own downsides. The fabric is five per cent elastane – the only fibre used in Solomon Street's current range that is not plant-based, but which is necessary for the utility of the fabric as activewear.
"There's currently no alternative in the entire world," Lauren says.
"And elastane is in most things. It's in most jeans, most tops. I'm really interested at the moment in looking for an alternative for that.
"There are lots [of potential alternatives] in production or development. I've been in contact with a few different ones, but the challenge with that is, for small businesses like mine, is you have to purchase hundreds of thousands of metres of yarn.
"But [I'm] looking at working with a few other brands in Australia that are working in the same space, working something out."
A lot of Lauren's time within the Solomon Street business is spent researching, and it's important to her to be sharing this process with the community she's built around the brand.
"The information about [Solomon Street's environmental impact] is there if people are interested," Lauren says.
"I've tried to create a few icons that are really simple representations about all of that information and writing, so people, if they're just in it for the prints, or they like the product and have not started their sustainability journey yet, they can see at the core why the products are what they are."
Prior to the September release of Solomon Street's latest activewear range, the brand's clothing was only available in small, limited bursts.
The 2020 range will be Solomon Street's first line of clothing made available year-round, making it easier for Adelaide's eco-conscious fashion set to support local, ethical and sustainable in a single purchase.
Browse Solomon Street's ecowear line here, and keep an eye out on Facebook and Instagram for updates on this month's impending swimwear drop.
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Maske: Thaery è un romanzo di fantascienza del 1976 dello scrittore statunitense Jack Vance.

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All'altro capo della Galassia, si trova la Stella Mora: attorno ad essa ruota il pianeta Maske abitato dai discendenti di una setta di profughi religiosi, giunti su 14 navi spaziali. Occuparono un continente, lo chiamarono Thaery, e lo divisero in dodici distretti esiliando gli uomini della tredicesima nave nel Glentin, una rocciosa penisola sassosa. Gli occupanti della quattordicesima nave si stabilirono in un'altra zona, il Wellas. Nei secoli successivi il Glentlin fu sottomesso e divenne il tredicesimo distretto di Thaery, ma i suoi abitanti vennero comunque considerati zotici e rozzi. Si cercò di mantenere la purezza religiosa, vietando tutti i viaggi spaziali verso altri mondi.

Il protagonista, Jubal Droad, passa la sua giovinezza nel Glentlin e quando arriva la maggiore età lascia la dimora per intraprendere il tradizionale rito di passaggio all'età adulta, girovagando per le terre e rendendosi utile in varie attività. Un giorno recluta tre operai e trascorre diverse settimane nella riparazione di un sentiero ma, un arrogante nobiluomo, che ignora i suoi avvisi di non utilizzare il percorso, causa il crollo del sentiero e ferisce gravemente Jubal.

Quando si riprende, suo zio Vaidro gli dà una lettera di presentazione per Nai degli Hever, uno degli uomini più potenti della Thaery. Arriva nella città di Wysrod e incontra Mieltrude figlia di Nai e la sua amica Mircea Sune. Si fa accompagnare da loro nell'edificio del Consiglio dove è in corso l'esame per la nomina al posto vacante per l'alta carica di Servitore di Ramus Ymph. Jubal riconosce in Ramus l'uomo che lo ha ferito gravemente. Durante una pausa, informa Nai degli Hever, il servo senior, di alcuni fatti che ha dedotto su Ramus: è volato fuori da Maske, violando le leggi del Thaery. Nai degli Hever fa respingere la candidatura di Ramus.

Grazie alla lettera di Vaidro, Nai degli Hever offre a Jubal una posizione apparentemente umile come ispettore sanitario. Jubal accetta a malincuore ma apprende, durante la sua formazione, che è involontariamente diventato un agente segreto. Nai degli Hever è in realtà il capo dei servizi segreti di Thaery e lo zio di Jubal, Vaidro, ha lavorato con lui prima di ritirarsi.

Ramus Ymph cerca vendetta ed usa un mandato per severe punizioni fisiche da infliggere a Jubal, a firma di Mieltrude, la sua fidanzata. Jubal riesce a sfuggire dai Punitori con l'assistenza di Shrack, un marinaio che ha conosciuto in una taverna, e si procura a sua volta un mandato contro Mieltrude. Dopo un confronto con Nai degli Hever, il mandato contro Mieltrude è annullato.

Il primo incarico affidato a Jubal è quello di scoprire cosa stia tramando Ramus. Egli lo segue come turista sul pianeta Eiselbar e lì apprende che Ramus sta cercando di raccogliere abbastanza denaro per l'acquisto di uno yacht spaziale.

Tornato su Maske, Jubal deve tornare a casa perché Cadmo, fratello illegittimo di Jubal, ha ucciso Trewe, il loro fratello e capo del clan, affermando di essere stato derubato del suo posto legittimo. Jubal raccoglie il clan, è assalito da Cadmo e, con l'aiuto dello zio Vaidro, lo uccide.  Con Cadmo c'è anche un uomo mascherato, che riesce a fuggire: Jubal è certo che si tratti di Ramus. Torna quindi a Wysrod e racconta tutto a Nai degli Hever, ma questi, senza prove, non è disposto ad agire contro la potente famiglia degli Ymphs. In realtà, Jubal deduce che lui è diventato motivo di imbarazzo per il suo superiore.

Tuttavia, Jubal indaga per conto suo e scopre che Ramus sta navigando attraverso l'oceano verso il Wellas.  Nai non dimostra interesse per questo e Jubal è costretto ad usare la propria iniziativa. Egli decide di inseguire Ramus sulla nave di Shrack. Jubal prende in custodia Mieltrude, usando il suo mandato, e la porta con sé. Durante il viaggio, il loro disprezzo reciproco comincia a indebolirsi.  Mieltrude informa Jubal che il suo fidanzamento con Ramus era organizzato per la investigazione del padre su Ramus e che la firma di Mieltrude sul mandato contro di lui era stata falsificata da Sune.

Quando arrivano nel Wellas, Jubal scopre che Ramus sta trattando con il capo locale (Minie) l'uso delle loro terre in cambio di un particolare cibo per loro necessario. Il Minie permette che Jubal, come Wael interroghi Ramus. Jubal riesce a far parlare Ramus il cui scopo è riuscire, con i suoi soci di Eiselbar, a costruire grandi località turistiche, anche nel Glentlin, sulle terre del clan di Jubal, in accordo con Cadmo. I Waels sono molto turbati dalla rivelazione: agiscono in modo misterioso su Ramus che diviene muto e stranamente sommesso. Insistono sul fatto che Jubal riparta subito con la nave di Shrack e porti con loro Ramus. Durante il viaggio di ritorno, con sgomento degli altri, Ramus comincia a mutare la sua pelle con corteccia e germogli di foglie. Quando raggiungono Wysrod, Ramus scappa dalla nave, infila i piedi nel terreno, alza le braccia, ed a tutti gli effetti, diviene un albero.

Infine, Nai degli Hever chiede alla figlia la sua opinione su Jubal e lei ammette che non è sgradevole, per essere un Glint.

Personaggi
Jubal Droad, giovane uomo Glint determinato
Trewe Droad, fratello maggiore di Jubal e capo del clan Droad
Cadmo Droad, fratello illegittimo di Jubal e Trewe
Vaidro Droad, zio di Jubal
Ramus Ymph, nobile Thariot arrogante e ambizioso
Nai degli Hever, Thariot di mezza età di alto rango, consigliere
Mieltrude, figlia di Nai degli Hever e fidanzata di Ramus Ymph
Sune Mircea, amica di Mieltrude
Shrack, marinaio conosciuto da Jubal in una taverna
Il Minie, leader dei Waels

Bibliografia

Voci correlate
 Planetary romance

Collegamenti esterni

Romanzi di Jack Vance
Romanzi di autori statunitensi
Romanzi di fantascienza

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Ellen von Unwerth is one of my favourite fashion photographers. Her touches of humour and sexiness along with splashes of colour and spontaneity make her work instantly recognizable and very appealing. She may have gone mainstream – River Island's S/S'12 campaign, anyone? – but her vision is still as unique as always, if not better and more fun even. So I was delighted to hear that Michael Hoppen Gallery was holding an exhibition featuring some of her more recent work. Do Not Disturb! presents a series of photographs taken at an LA resort called The Madonna Inn (apparently it's really famous, I'd never heard of it before – oops) – hence the fantastic interiors, decadent vibes and playful naughtiness, von Unwerth's usual trademarks. The exhibition is on until the 31st of August so for all of you Londoners out there who love Ellen as much as I do, there's still plenty of time to enjoy the iconic photographer's work. It's a small space and not many photographs, but hey, it's quality not quantity. Then again, as a last resort, there's always this post. Enjoy.
© Ellen von Unwerth. All photographs taken at Michael Hoppen Gallery. Do Not Disturb! June 21 – August 31, 2012.


Today, on the heals of winning the KSR debate, the Bevin for Kentucky campaign announced it has placed a seven-figure media buy to push the campaign's message in the final weeks. The latest Bluegrass Poll shows the race is a virtual tie.
"We feel confident that Matt Bevin is winning this race. Democrats have abandoned the idea of selling their liberal Frankfort insider candidate and have doubled-down on negative attacks to no avail. Despite the fact that outside groups have spent millions of dollars trying to smear Matt's image, the poll remains virtually unchanged.
"From spending to coal to Christian conservative values, Jack Conway is wrong on all the issues that Kentuckians care about. The voters of Kentucky side with businessman Matt Bevin. Kentuckians do not want to see more of the same in Frankfort.
"Today, the Bevin campaign announced a seven-figure statewide ad buy to push back on the negative ads that have been running against Matt. When Matt's message reaches the masses voters will realize there's a better choice for Governor, conservative Matt Bevin."


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People, Process, and Kasparov
I love disruption
I once played organized football, not that I was any good at it, but I played it with relish. My favorite part had anything to do with disruption of the opponent's carefully planned plays which included covering kick-offs and punts as well as regular defense. This bit of information has almost nothing to do with this column except that it points out an early character trait (some would say flaw) that has perversely influenced my career.
Show me a train wreck and I will study it for hours, analyzing what went wrong and theorizing about the cascade of minor events that led to catastrophe. On-demand technology has been the train wreck of my life though paradoxically, its ever unfolding cascade of follow-on events has produced the opposite of a train wreck. True, on-demand has caused and will continue to cause dislocation and catastrophe for some who misunderstand its import and refuse to either get out of the way or board the on-coming train.
I love disruption, though these days I see it more as an opportunity to roll the dice and start over. Disruption is to a crowded marketplace what a green field is to a cow, it opens up myriad possibilities.
A couple of companies made announcements recently that make an old train wreck watcher almost gleeful. One sows the seeds of changing the user interface and the other promises to change how we market.
Ever since the ice age ended and we quit punching holes in cards, we have applied some of our expanding computing power to making better user interfaces. That invariably meant improving what a user had to read in order to do useful work. Graphics were a huge improvement and through graphics we got the idea that we could employ universal symbols to do the work of some words. However, people are more strictly visual — ask an iPod owner. More fundamental to our existence as people, we speak and listen, but the spoken interface has so far eluded mainstream computing, a measure of how hard it is to get right.
Last month, one new company, Ribbit, made an important contribution to changing the user interface from something that is only written and silent to something more. Ribbit concluded a private beta for salesforce.com customers of its voice interface product. The way it works is pretty simple. Ribbit lets sales people dictate notes of encounters directly into the SFA application while the results of a meeting are still fresh. More importantly, the user interface can also kick off workflows that make things happen — send a letter, invoice, schedule follow-up, whatever.
Ribbit calls itself Silicon Valley's first phone company and while that makes sense, it downplays the real power of their solution. As a VoIP provider, Ribbit can play traffic cop for all of the phones in a company, recording calls that sales people can decide to keep or not. Customer calls can be recorded verbatim and all of a sudden, sales people and their managers can have a complete record of what was said, including nuances like emotion, rather than someone's recollection. Finally, Ribbit also offers transcription so that a text record will be available when needed.
The significance of this solution is not the fact that mundane conversations can now have immortality. Ribbit is also offering an API that enables developers to embed voice as another interface into any other applications as well. Suddenly there is clarity in this disruptive approach to the UI. With voice as an increasingly regular part of the UI, the cell phone becomes more valuable as an input device and our wireless devices can assume a more natural role in the human-computer interaction. Perhaps that will lead to smaller PDAs without keypads. It will certainly make emoticons quaint reminders of an age when computers were largely silent.
Data, data, data
The thing that runs our marketing outreach and which is its greatest potential limitation is access to correct personal data. Small companies need it to get growing and to grow and large companies need some way to continuously cleanse it. So far data provisioning companies have made a tidy sum cleansing and selling contact data but that may be a thing of the past if Jigsaw has anything to say about it.
Today Jigsaw announced that it is offering free and accurate contact data to its users. The company can do this because its users are the people responsible for inputting cleaning and correcting the data in the first place. This application of social networking concepts makes it cheap, cheap, cheap for Jigsaw to maintain and provide the data.
For example, a company with one hundred thousand contact names in its data base for customers, prospects and the like has little means to ensure the information is right. Frequently bad or expired data is not caught until a piece of mail is sent back unopened. Then what? An expensive effort ensues to fix the broken data or perhaps the contact is simply written off.
Having the ability to keep contact data up to date and clean won't win anyone a Nobel Prize but it will have a disruptive impact on companies that specialize in cleaning contact data and selling it. More importantly, from my perspective, it is an important factor in what I believe is an evolution toward a new CRM module, the customer module.
I have written about the customer module before. Briefly it will give companies the ability to know who all of their customers and contacts are as well as enabling them to carry on a dialog that will shed light on customer likes, needs, biases and life styles. All of these are important things to know for co-creating value in a market that's tight and getting more so and table stakes in a social network.
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Great post, and agree re: Ribbit interface. Love at first sight on my part anyway. Our own company deals with this "customer information accuracy" every day as well, and it has real business impact. For instance, not only do you want to know that this is still their number, and address, but you might also want to know other pertinent information. A quick, simple voice survey can clean your data very quickly, and if you do it well, can deliver value back to the very people who are responding to the survey. One follow on point I would make: its not the "voice interaction" piece that is so powerful, but the "communications enabled business process" (CEBP), and it is the ability (of companies like Ribbit) to take those previously inaccessible conversations and to make them "connected" and "connectable-to" that makes them so very powerful.
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Q: How to change the appearance of APInvoice types (Bill, Credit Adjustment, etc)? A client has troubles entering in Debit Adjustments and Credit Adjustments into Payables, because they are more familiar with the terms Debit Memos and Credit Memos. Because they have confuse the two, they often enter a Debit Adjustment when they mean to enter a Credit Adjustment. How can we change the appearance of the Debit and Credit Adjustments so they appear as Credit and Debit Memos?
We have traced the source of where APInvoice gets the values of the DocType to the PX.Objects\AP\Descriptor\Messages.cs file. However we aren't sure how to access it via a customization project.
using System;

using PX.Common;

namespace PX.Objects.AP
{
    [PXLocalizable(Messages.Prefix)]
    public static class Messages
    {
        // Add your messages here as follows (see line below):
        // public const string YourMessage = "Your message here.";
        #region Validation and Processing Messages

        #region Translatable Strings used in the code

        #region Graph Names

        #region DAC Names

        #region Document Type

        public const string Invoice = "Bill";
        public const string CreditAdj = "Credit Adj.";
        public const string DebitAdj = "Debit Adj.";
        public const string Check = "Check";
        public const string Prepayment = "Prepayment";
        public const string Refund = "Vendor Refund";

What we want is for CreditAdj to equal "Debit Memo" and DebitAdj to equal "Credit Memo". Please let us know if this is possible and if there are any known problems with trying to change these values or if this is not a good practice.
Edit: Now that I've managed to implement the label changes thanks to Samvel's answer, I've attempted to do something similar for APPayment. An issue has come up where an error appears when loading the screen:
Error: The length of the values array is not equal to the length of labels array.
Parameter name: allowedLabels
My New code is as follows:
APPaymentEntry:
    public class APPaymentEntry_Extension : PXGraphExtension<APPaymentEntry>
    {
       #region Event Handlers
       [PXDBString(3, IsKey = true, IsFixed = true)]
       [PXDefault]
       [PXUIField(DisplayName = "Type", Visibility =
                  PXUIVisibility.SelectorVisible, Enabled = true, TabOrder = 0)]
       [PXFieldDescription]
       [CustomAPPaymentTypeList]

       protected virtual void APPayment_DocType_CacheAttached(PXCache sender)
       {
       }
       #endregion
  }

CustomAPPaymentType:
  public class CustomAPPaymentType : APPaymentType
  {

      public new static readonly string[] NewLabels = new string[]
      {
        "Check",
        "Credit Memo",
        "Prepayment",
        "Vendor Refund",
        "Voided Refund",
        "Voided Check"
      };

      public new class ListAttribute : PXStringListAttribute
      {
          public ListAttribute() : base(APPaymentType.Values, CustomAPPaymentType.NewLabels )
          {
          }
      }

  }

CustomAPPaymentTypeListAttribute
    public class CustomAPPaymentTypeListAttribute : CustomAPPaymentType.ListAttribute
  {
     public override void CacheAttached(PXCache sender)
    {
          this._AllowedValues = new string[]
                                      {
                                      "CHK",
                                      "ADR",
                                      "PPM",
                                      "REF",
                                      "VRF",
                                      "VCK"
                                      };
          this._AllowedLabels = new string[]
                                      {
                                      "Check",
                                      "Credit Memo",
                                      "Prepayment",
                                      "Vendor Refund",
                                      "Voided Refund",
                                      "Voided Check"
                                      };
          this._NeutralAllowedLabels = new string[]
                                      {
                                      "Check",
                                      "Credit Memo",
                                      "Prepayment",
                                      "Vendor Refund",
                                     "Voided Refund",
                                      "Voided Check"
                                      };
          base.CacheAttached(sender);
    }
  }

I'm unsure on how to proceed, it seems like I either have too many 'Labels' or 'Values' but it isn't clear on which. I tried to be as accurate to the current setup for current types for APPayment, any advice on where I went wrong?

A: You can achieve this goal in the following way:
WARNING the customization provided below doesn't change the Debit and Credit Adj labels to Credit and Debit Memo throughout the whole system, for doing that you will need to modify attributes for all the DACs.

*

*First, you need to change labels in the base attribute which is APInvoiceType.List, I will inherit from APInvoiceType for doing it like below:
public class CustomAPInvoiceType : APInvoiceType
{

    public new static readonly string[] NewLabels = new string[]
    {
      "Bill",
      "Debit Memo",
      "Credit Memo",
      "Prepayment"
    };

    public new class ListAttribute : PXStringListAttribute
    {
        public ListAttribute() : base(APInvoiceType.Values, CustomAPInvoiceType.NewLabels )
        {
        }
    }
}

*Now you need to change the labels in the APMigrationModeDependentInvoiceTypeListAttribute for doing that I will inherit from CustomAPInvoiceType.ListAttribute, which I have defined in the previous step like below:
public class CustomAPMigrationModeDependentInvoiceTypeListAttribute : CustomAPInvoiceType.ListAttribute
{
    public override void CacheAttached(PXCache sender)
    {
        APSetup apsetup = (sender.Graph.Caches[typeof(APSetup)].Current as APSetup) ?? PXSelectBase<APSetup, PXSelect<APSetup>.Config>.SelectWindowed(sender.Graph, 0, 1, Array.Empty<object>());
        if (apsetup != null)
        {
            bool? migrationMode = apsetup.MigrationMode;
            bool flag = true;
            if (migrationMode.GetValueOrDefault() == flag & migrationMode != null)
            {
                this._AllowedValues = new string[]
                                            {
                                            "INV",
                                            "ADR",
                                            "ACR"
                                            };
                this._AllowedLabels = new string[]
                                            {
                                            "Bill",
                                            "Credit Memo",
                                            "Debit Memo"
                                            };
                this._NeutralAllowedLabels = new string[]
                                            {
                                            "Bill",
                                            "Credit Memo",
                                            "Debit Memo"
                                            };
                base.CacheAttached(sender);
                return;
            }
        }
        base.CacheAttached(sender);
    }
}

*The last step is to apply this attribute from step 2 to DocType field, we will do it using CacheAttached event handler and PXGraphExtension:
public class APInvoiceEntry_Extension : PXGraphExtension<APInvoiceEntry>
{
    #region Event Handlers
    [PXDBString(3, IsKey = true, IsFixed = true)]
    [PXDefault]
    [PXUIField(DisplayName = "Type", Visibility = PXUIVisibility.SelectorVisible, Enabled = true, TabOrder = 0)]
    [PXFieldDescription]
    [CustomAPMigrationModeDependentInvoiceTypeList]

    protected virtual void APInvoice_DocType_CacheAttached(PXCache sender)
    {
    }
    #endregion
}

After publishing this code you will see that the Dropdown for type is showing Credit and Debit Memo like ob the screenshot below:

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SAIC Corporate Partners Luncheon
November 23, 2017 by ealbertini
I thoroughly enjoy photographing events for The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Not only do I reconnect with one of my Alma maters, I also meet fascinating people.
This particular event was the Corporate Partner's Luncheon. Prior to the scheduled programming, I wandered photographing various guests mingling. I came upon a gentleman who asked me about the retro look of my camera and what it was all about. We spent a few minutes chatting and he asked me for advice on a camera for himself. Twenty minutes later when he was introduced as a panelist, I realized that he was Charles Adler, a co-founder of Kickstarter !
Aeroterm at O'Hare International Airport
August 17, 2017 by ealbertini
This was an adrenaline charged assignment; I had only 90 seconds to capture the most important aspect of it.
My client, Aeroterm, is a property developer of cargo facilities at the largest airports throughout the United States and Canada. Aeroterm had recently completed a $35 million cargo facility, one of the largest for DHL, at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport. A dedication was taking place and I was hired to cover the event on behalf of Aeroterm. My primary directive was to be certain to capture several images of the Aeroterm executive with Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel. Under normal circumstances, this would be an easy assignment. However, our executive and the Mayor would only be together for about 90 seconds or so. To further complicate matters, there was a hoard of photographers and television station crews covering the event. I was now in the middle of a press scrum. Commodities traders in a live auction pit are more genteel.
While competing with a group of journalists to photograph the Mayor was true fun, the second adrenaline rush was even more exhilarating. It's not often that as an adult, I experience a memory of the innocence, wonder and excitement of myself at five years old. Stepping onto the tarmac to photograph big beautiful airplanes outside of Aeroterm's facility made me as happy as my child self at Christmas.
Real Assets Adviser Magazine – William Blair
June 22, 2017 by ealbertini
He liked the work, so he hired me again; and I was ecstatic to work with him on another cover shoot. I thoroughly enjoy working with Mike Consol. In some respects, it reminds me of working on a branding campaign. Mike is of course a writer, and a solid verbal communicator as well. To prepare for a shoot, we talk about his interview with the subject, along with the sense and general feel that he'll use to write the article. Much like delivering images that are congruent with a product or service's value proposition and brand values, it's my challenge to deliver images that reflect the editor's intent and the ideas that he's looking to accomplish in writing. What's fun about working with Mike is that he's so tuned into this process.
Branding seemed to have been the theme with this assignment. When I met with William Blair's Director of Marketing Communications, he explained that the firm was in the process of a rebranding. As part of that exercise, they were moving to a new office space at 150 North Riverside Plaza that rejected their current old world conservative look, to a more updated, open and modern culture. While their physical move was still a few months away, they asked that I limit my photographing of the corporate lifestyle images in a small section of their current office that was modified and reflected the new brand.
With the firm's marketing team, I spent a few hours carefully scouting the location, cognizant of the importance of seeking spots that reflected the new look and shift in culture.
The Marketing and Communications Team was so pleased with the article and photographs, that they purchased several hundred reprints for marketing distribution.
Real Assets Adviser Magazine – Fairpointe Capital
May 25, 2017 by ealbertini
When approaching a new project, a small amount of tension is a good sign that I'm paying attention. Every now and then, the healthy tension turns to jitters. I've skydived, scaled buildings and in racing sailboats, I've climbed to the top of a 5 story mast to perform repairs, while the boat was pitching and bobbing on a turbulent Lake Michigan. None of this has given me jitters. Enter hedge fund guru Thyra Zerhusen,CEO and CIO of Fairpointe Capital.
Thyra Zerhusen shared a 2010 Smart Money Magazine cover with Warren Buffett and considered one of the world's top investment managers. I was given the assignment of photographing her and business partner, Mary Piersen, for the May, 2017 cover of Real Assets Adviser Magazine.
The corporate lifestyle images for the inside spread of the magazine were going to be shot in a photojournalistc style;I wasn't going to be interrupting their workflow. However, the cover shot called for a formal portrait with backdrop. Naturally, I set up a makeshift studio within their office. I knew that I had to be quick about shooting the cover image;Thyra and Mary don't have time to waste. Taking their eyes away from the pulse of the market could be costly. On the particular day that we scheduled the shoot, the FED didn't help matters by announcing an interest rate hike. Fortunately, the equities market had already factored in the rise and finished up for the day.
During trading hours, we didn't know how things were going to shake out, so our portrait session for the cover had to be condensed. I always plan for how I'm going to shoot a session; with this particular shoot, I planned as if it were a NASA moon shot. Aside from having stand-ins for the lighting and positioning, I also came with 4×6 cards in hand for a variety of shot setups. Shooting two people is exponentially more complex than shooting one. We quickly cycled through a series of different looks giving our editor, Mike Consol, several options for the cover.
This particular assignment felt like needing to sink a 3 point basket with 2 seconds on the clock. It felt great to swish the net.
As the trading day started to wind down, I was able to enjoy a wonderful conversation with Thyra, Mary and Marie Lorden, a third principal of this powerhouse, women owned and managed firm.
Rise Capital
April 10, 2017 by ealbertini
It's not difficult to walk away feeling impressed when meeting Nazar Yasin. He holds a combined J.D. and MBA from Northwestern University. He's the founder of Rise Capital, a venture capital firm that funds internet related business within emerging markets. He previously was a co-head of European internet coverage at Goldman Sachs.
Nazar hired me to cover The Entrepreneurship Law Conference at Northwestern Law School. He moderated the event, delivered a keynote speech and was recognized for his work and contribution.
As robust as his business credentials and accomplishments may be, what impressed me most about Nazar were two things: his enthusiasm for launching MarcoPolo Learning, and his gracious demeanor towards everyone he met.
MarcoPolo Learning is a mobile-based, early childhood education company. The company serves greater than 5 million children in more than 150 countries, creating premium animated content for pre-school aged children. The curriculum covers core literacy and math skills within a full STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math) curriculum.* The applicaiton is unique in that it encourages parental participation. I sensed that Nazar invested more than money into this company. Clearly, he's emotionally invested and passionate about offering an educational head start for everyone at a reasonable cost.
I observed him interacting with people ranging form AirBnB executives to graduate students. In each case, he was gracious, approachable, an outstanding listener and willing to extend himself. I was fortunate to have had the opportunity to work with him. His approach reminded me of how important it is to respect everyone we meet in our daily interactions.
* Source:marcopololearning.com
LG Properties
February 27, 2017 by ealbertini
Shooting outdoors in February in Chicago – without warm clothes ! We did it. It was an unusually warm February so we shot portraits in a mild 65 degree temperature.
Andreanna Triliegi, LG Property's Marketing Manager, had a very specific idea for a brochure that she was developing for one of the firm;s teams. She wanted to incorporate a gorgeous piece of reclaimed wood that had been recently removed from the firm's offices. The backdrop was an ideal choice to pair with outdoor available light. We set up a "studio" just outside their front door where team members briefly left their desks to rotate into the studio.
Andreanna was great to work with as was everyone else on the team.
Raising Cane's
February 2, 2017 by ealbertini
Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers are new to Chicago Metro but very popular in the South. The chain, founded in Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 1996, now consists of over 370 locations.
https://www.raisingcanes.com/It's a unique corporate culture with chants, cheers and team camaraderie. I photographed their first two store openings in Chicago and on both occasions, found long lines hours before the grand opening. The first customer in line receives a complimentary meal for a year. Once opened, the restaurant was packed through lunch.
CF Industries
January 23, 2017 by ealbertini
Wanting a head shot for each of their sales people, CF Industries hired me to photograph their sales force while at a multi day conference at their Deerfield, Illinois location. I arrived at 5:45 a.m on a cold, dark January morning to prepare for my first shoot at 7:00 a.m. Though 50 people were originally scheduled for portraits, momentum took over and more than 70 showed up for their social media headshot.
Though it was a demanding day, the people were wonderfully kind and generous.
Anderson Coverage Group
October 27, 2016 by ealbertini
Dave Anderson of Anderson Coverage Group didn't want a traditional portrait for his new law firm's website.
A boutique firm representing policyholders nationwide with insurance coverage disputes, the firm is in a traditionally conservative industry. However, Dave wanted his corporate headshot to include a piece of fine art he had recently acquired by artist Rick Gleeson. Since the artwork is a flat piece that is wall hung, I incorporated it as a backdrop and shot the portraits on location. I paid close attention to properly lighting Dave and his staff and also the the artwork as background, being sure that the artwork was appreciated but not allowing it to take over as the main topic of the image.


We will be having an all-church Independence celebration on Sunday, July 5th instead of our normal Sunday night corporate gathering.
Every family: please bring a main dish AND drinks.
Families with last names A-M also bring salad or chips.
Families with last names N-Z also bring desserts.
TEC will provide paper goods and plastic eating utensils.
Families can also bring lawn chairs if they'd like.
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Blog Government & Politics Justice
State Corruption Investigator Headed to Baltimore County Government
By Danielle E. Gaines
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A new position in Baltimore County government will create more turnover at the Office of the State Prosecutor, Maryland's investigator for political corruption.
Baltimore County Executive Johnny A. Olszewski Jr. (D) announced Thursday that Kelly Beckham Madigan, the current deputy state prosecutor, has been appointed to become the first executive director for the newly created Baltimore County Office of Ethics and Accountability.
The independent office will have autonomy from the county executive and county council and will provide increased oversight of county government by working to identify any fraud, abuse or illegal acts, according to a county news release. The office was formed earlier this year as part of a package of ethics reforms introduced by Olszewski.
"Kelly brings a wealth of experience in litigation, deep professional integrity, and a passion for government accountability," Olszewski said in a statement. "I'm confident that she will help ensure that our government is held to the highest standards."
At the Office of the State Prosecutor, Madigan has investigated and prosecuted public corruption, bribery, misconduct and election law crimes. She served as acting state prosecutor from August until November, following the retirement of former State Prosecutor Emmet Davitt.
Madigan previously worked as an assistant state's attorney for 11 years in the Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office.
"I'm honored to join this administration's innovative efforts to expand government accountability. The people of Baltimore County deserve to have the utmost faith in their government and I'm committed creating an independent watchdog to ensure that residents can feel confident that their public officials are held to the highest standards," she said in a statement.
The newly created Baltimore County office will have unrestricted access to records and information to fully investigate claims of waste, fraud, abuse, and illegal acts within county government. The office will publish a yearly report documenting investigations and efforts throughout the year.
The office's director will also serve as executive director of the county's ethics commission.
Madigan's appointment to a five-year term must be approved by the Baltimore County Council.
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Danielle E. Gaines
Danielle Gaines covered government and politics for Maryland Matters for two years before moving into an editing position. Previously, she spent six years at The Frederick News-Post ― as the paper's principal government and politics reporter for half that time, covering courts and legal affairs before that. She also reported for the now-defunct The Gazette of Politics and Business in Maryland and previously worked as a county government and education reporter at The Merced Sun-Star in California's Central Valley.
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The Tin Pan is not only a fantastic place to see live music in Richmond, it is also a superior bar. Barman and co-owner Kevin Liu has written a book on mixology. Longtime Bitter Liberals fans know how McGraw feels about that! In fact, did you know the band itself took its name from a cocktail?
Get your tickets for Richmond now!
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Q: Triggers on views Can we write triggers on view in sql server. If yes when will these triggers get fired?
Suppose i write an insert trigger on the view, will it fire when i insert data into the base table from which the view has been built?

A: Yes, you can create triggers on views. (Since at least SQL Server 2000.)
If you create a trigger on a view, it won't fire on inserts to the base table. If you want something to happen when you insert data into a base table, create a trigger on the base table.
You can create an INSTEAD OF trigger on a view, and have that trigger insert data into a base table.
How hard is it to test that in your own schema?


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Urgente es el octavo álbum de la banda argentina Super Ratones. Fue publicado en julio de 2003 y retrata el momento más exitoso del grupo, tras la explosión desatada por "Mancha registrada".

Compuesto en medio de las giras por Europa y Estados Unidos, fue producido por Juanchi Baleirón y contiene trece temas, cuyo corte difusión fue "Sube y baja".

En 2005 se relanzó el álbum con dos bonus tracks (versiones de "Runnin' Down A Dream" de Tom Petty y "'Till I Die" de los Beach Boys) y un DVD con diez videoclips y el concierto completo del Quilmes Rock de 2003.

Historia
"Urgente" fue registrado entre marzo y abril de 2003 en los estudios El Santito y Alegría De Vivir, con Sebastián Perkal como técnico de grabación, Juanchi Baleirón en la producción artística y Lisandro Ruíz en la producción general. La mezcla estuvo a cargo de Eduardo Bergallo y Sebastián Perkal en estudios Panda, y la masterización corrió por cuenta de Eduardo Bergallo en Mr. Master.

El disco contó con músicos invitados como Juanchi Baleirón (Los Pericos), Miguel Ángel Tallarita, Eduardo Schmidt (Árbol), Diego Lipsky y algunos integrantes de La Mosca.

Agustín Insausti aparece por primera vez como integrante estable de la banda. Colaboró con los teclados ya mucho más afirmado y seguro a la hora de poner el solo en "Entre la luna y el sol", los pianos de "Nunca me fui", varios Hammonds y cantidad de otros sonidos.

Las canciones de "Urgente" fueron seleccionadas de entre un total de 50, que fueron compuestas en medio de las giras por Europa y Estados Unidos. Como su título lo indica, es un disco directo, con muchas canciones cortas y con una fuerte presencia de la guitarra. Se evidencia la influencia del garage rock que había recobrado auge a comienzos de esa década con grupos como The Hives, The Strokes y The Vines.

En cuanto a las letras, "Carne picada" hace alusión a los reality shows que comenzaban a pulular por la televisión mundial (con "Gran Hermano" a la cabeza) y "La autopista del sur" está inspirada en el cuento homónimo de Julio Cortázar, aunque con referencias a la realidad política argentina de aquel momento. "De repente se mueve un poco, parece avanzar, pero no hay muchas ilusiones y se empieza a enfriar", dice parte de la letra.

"Urgente" resultó un disco homogéneo en sonido y arte visual donde está concatenado el arte de tapa con la música, los videos posteriores y la escena en los conciertos.

Lista de canciones

 bonus tracks aparecidos en la reedición de 2005.

Músicos
 Fernando Blanco - bajo, voz.
 Mario Barassi - guitarra, voz.
 José Luis Properzi - batería, voz.
 Oscar Granieri - guitarra, slide, voz.
 Agustín Insausti - teclados.

Músicos invitados

 Juanchi Baleirón - guitarra y edición de audio.
 Mariano Balcarce - percusión.
 Pablo "Chivia" Tisera - trompeta en "Sube y baja" y "Camouflagge".
 Raúl Mendoza - trompeta en "Sube y baja" y "Camouflagge".
 Miguel Ángel Tallarita - trompeta en "Sube y baja" y "Camouflagge".
 Julio Clark - saxo en "Sube y baja" y "Camouflagge".
 Marcelo Lutri - trombón en "Sube y baja" y "Camouflagge".
 Martín Laurino - trombón en "Sube y baja" y "Camouflagge".
 Diego Lipsky - acordeón en "Polka miseria" y "Dice".
 Eduardo Schmidt - violín en "Polka miseria" y "Dice".

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 "Urgente" en Discogs

Álbumes de 2003


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Anne Elliot and Frederick Wentworth were happily engaged until Anne's friend, Lady Russell, persuaded her that Frederick was "unworthy." Now, eight years later, Frederick returns, a wealthy captain in the navy, while Anne's family is on the edge of bankruptcy. They still love each other, but their past mistakes threaten to keep them apart.
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Георгий Иванович Бударов () — советский актёр театра и кино, писатель, заслуженный артист РСФСР.

Биография
Георгий Бударов родился в 1897 году в селе Казачинском Енисейской губернии (сейчас Красноярский край). Окончил учительскую семинарию и в 1918—1922 годах был сельским учителем. Позже учился в Красноярском учительском институте и на драматических курсах. Играл в театрах Минусинска, Иркутска, Хабаровска, Владивостока. В Москве работал в Камерном театре, театре им. Моссовета и в театре киноактёра. Много работал в кино, снялся в 60 фильмах.

В 1948 году в журнале «Знамя» Бударов опубликовал свой первый рассказ «Связчик». Автор пяти книг и сборников.

Умер 8 июня 1973 года, похоронен на Ваганьковском кладбище (4-й участок).

Награды
 Заслуженный артист РСФСР (1947).

Творчество

Фильмография

  — Профессор Мамлок — Вилли
  — Доктор Калюжный — Попов
  — Свадьба — гость
  — Человек № 217 — немец (нет в титрах)
  — Это было в Донбассе — посыльный из комендатуры (нет в титрах)
  — Сын полка — немецкий солдат (нет в титрах)
  — Миклухо-Маклай — Томсон
  — Поезд идёт на восток — пассажир в вагоне-ресторане, представитель Камчатки (нет в титрах)
  — Секретная миссия — немецкий резидент (нет в титрах)
  — Корабли штурмуют бастионы — подручный Орфано (нет в титрах)
  — «Богатырь» идёт в Марто — Капитан Фритьоф Ганзен, капитан грузового парохода «Кристи»
  — Верные друзья — зритель (нет в титрах)
  — Костёр бессмертия — Де ля Фей
  — Нестерка — пан Барановский
  — Долгий путь — купец
  — Крутые ступени — Фукс
  — Рождённые бурей — барон Баранкевич
  — Человек с планеты Земля — Павел Филимонович Балабанов
  — Шли солдаты… — надзиратель (нет в титрах)
  — Ванька — торговец
  — Ловцы губок — капитан Дедусис
  — Русский сувенир — Егоркин
  — После бала — хозяин бала
  — Слуша-ай!.. — сапожник из Вильно
  — Чрезвычайное поручение — лидер анархистов
  — Скверный анекдот — Степан Никифорович Никифоров, тайный советник

Библиография
 «Золотая лихорадка» (1950—1960-е годы), роман
 «Зигмунд Колосовский» (1962), повесть
 «Три поколения» (1953—1967), роман
 «Братья Адельгейм» (1966), воспоминания
 пьесы «Суворов», «Счастливый день»

Книги
 «Таёжные охотники» (Повести и рассказы. Советский писатель, М., 1952, 283 с.)
 «Золотой перстень» (Советский писатель, М., 1958, 250 с.)
 «Золотая земля» (М., 1963)
 «Рассказы таёжных охотников» (Советский писатель, М., 1967, 270 с.)
 «Весенний ледоход» (Рассказы, Советский писатель, М., 1969, 335 с.)

Примечания

Ссылки
 Георгий Бударов. Биография на сайте «Кинопоиск»
 Российский государственный архив литературы и искусства. Архив Г. И. Бударова.
 В глубинке рождаются таланты. // «Красноярский рабочий». 26 марта 2003 г.

Русские писатели XX века
Персоналии:Театр им. Моссовета
Похороненные на Ваганьковском кладбище


Join with other California Libertarians and attend our annual state convention. This year it is being held in the northern part of the state. There will be business sessions, speakers, and a banquet along with hospitality rooms for socializing. All are welcome, but if you have been a dues paying member for more than three months, you'll also be able to vote for your new State Executive Committee and perhaps run for a position yourself. Go to ca.lp.org for more information.


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Musicians Spotlight | Vasti Jackson
PFCF
With decades of experience to show for it, Vasti Jackson's love and admiration for the blues is undeniable. Throughout his vast career, he has shown himself to be a true "Bard of the Blues," telling stories of the genre's roots, teaching audiences about the struggle from which the blues was born, and carrying on the soulful tradition for new generations to grab a hold of.
Vast-Eye
Born in McComb, Mississippi, Vasti Jackson was bound to be indoctrinated into the blues. First by family, and then through his surroundings, he gained invaluable experience growing up surrounded by the influence of the Delta blues. With a strong attraction to the guitar, Vasti began performing at local churches and juke joints while studying music at Jackson State University. As his artistry developed, Vasti was employed as a session musician working for various labels until he was named musical director for the television show, Blues Goin' On. Throughout this period, he continued to perfect his craft, moving effortlessly from blues to soul to jazz to funk to gospel to pop, and more.
The early 90's is where Vasti would find his rhythm, writing many songs from his life, releasing his debut album Vas-Tie Jackson, and partaking in recordings with other notable musicians such as B.B. King. In 2012, Vasti was inducted into the Mississippi Musicians Hall of Fame, forever leaving his mark on the Mississippi Delta Blues.
"As an artist, Vasti is known for sweat-drenched, soul-ripping performances marked by some of the most stunning and innovative guitar playing in Blues today. Vasti's talent has been enlarged by an amazing array of musical experiences over 35 years of his vibrant career. Jackson's Recordings "No Borders to the Blues", "Live In Nashville" and "Mississippi Burner" present audio buffet of Vasti's limitless energy and boundless imagination. It spotlights his talents as singer, and composer, and his utterly thrilling guitar mastery."
VastiJackson.com
Wherever he goes, the blues seems to follow, and wherever the blues are, you're sure to find Vasti.
Career with PFC
For more than 5 years, Vasti Jackson has been involved with the Playing For Change Movement, first through live performances with the PFC Band, and eventually joining in a few Songs Around The World as well. With his wealth of knowledge and boundless musical talent, his contributions to Playing For Change have impacted the lives of thousands of supporters, as well as students from across the world.
Recently, Vasti traveled to the Saharan Desert with the PFC Foundation to visit the Joudour Sahara Music Program. Meeting with local musicians from the M'Hamid el Ghizlane region of southern Morocco, Vasti and Maya Kyles, a young drummer also from Mississippi, taught lessons and performed together, working to find the connection between blues from the two continents.
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When he isn't traveling the world, Vasti Jackson continues to educate audiences on the history of the blues and African culture in America. From January 29th through February 10th, Vasti served as musical director and a performer in the Marcus Gardley story, "Hell in High Water." This play relives the account of the Great Flood of 1927. Set in Greenville, this story follows the social, economic, and political realities of an entire city of people who are subject to the powerful will of the Mississippi River.
Along with his fellow cast mates, Vasti recently hosted a PFC live stream while on set:
Carrying on with his stage performances, Vasti has just headed back to Germany to continue his role as Ike Turner in the musical "Simply The Best - The Tina Turner Story."
As a musician who continuously pushes himself beyond borders, across cultures, and into the lives of new world audiences, Vasti Jackson is the embodiment of our mission to connect the world through music. We look forward to reuniting with him again soon, and encourage you to keep your eye on Vasti.
The Most Influential Latin Rock Bands Of All Time | National Hispanic Heritage Month
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"On our sixteenth birthdays, our kind is gifted with awesome powers. Except no, not really because this isn't Narnia, or Hogwarts, or whatever other mythical realm where witches supposedly live. This is Elizabethtown, Illinois, and much to the chagrin of the local chapter of Susie-Homemakers, we live here."
All witches understand that the universe is a scary sort of powerful on a good day. On a bad day? Well, that's when The Tower card shows its face during a reading. As summer draws to a close before the beginning of junior year, Rowyn Black is tired of seeing that card stare up at her from the table. Rowyn, Reed, and Rosalyn have made it through just about every dramatic storm their sarcasm could weather during their seventeen year friendship, and it would be nice to have a quiet semester. Rowyn hopes that the only thing The Tower foretells is the frightening sight of the school parking lot come the first day- full of more jacked-up trucks and cut off shorts than a Luke Bryan video. True to its nature, however, the universe doesn't care much for hopes and wishes, and when the promise of The Tower comes crashing down, they might fall right along with it.
Nicole Campbell is an English teacher turned author, mother to a beautiful three year old boy, and wife to a self-proclaimed techie. Teenage life consisted of a host of adventures for her, many of which serve as inspiration for her writing.


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California recall front-runners deliver closing pitch to voters, path to victory narrows
By Teny Sahakian, Matt Leach and Matt Wall
2021 Gavin Newsom Recall Election
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Republican candidates looking to replace Gov. Gavin Newsom are making their final pushes to get their messages out.
With California's second-ever gubernatorial recall election quickly approaching, Republican front-runners continue to battle for votes as the path to victory narrows.
Polling from Sept. 5 shows there is a good chance Gov. Gavin Newsom will keep his job, showing 53% of voters saying they would keep Newsom in office and less than 43% saying they would vote to remove him.
Newsom only needs a simple majority to stay governor. But if he misses that threshold, the challenger with the most votes will replace him.
Among the GOP candidates, Republican talk show host Larry Elder has extended his lead to 26%, former San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer is second at 5%, and businessman John Cox and Assemblymember Kevin Kiley are at 3% each.
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Despite the numbers, candidates hoping to oust Newsom remain confident.
Gavin Newsom, Larry Elder. (FOX 11)
"Not only is the recall possible, it's going to happen," Faulconer told Fox News in an interview.
The former San Diego mayor, who was the front-runner in the recall effort prior to Elder's late entry, has been highlighting his political experience in an attempt to regain his lost lead.
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"What I represent is somebody who has been elected and governed in the second largest city in this state – who knows how to solve problems," Faulconer, who has a moderate stance on most issues, said.
The GOP candidate has criticized Elder, a first-time candidate, for his lack of experience.
"Larry Elder does not have the skill set or the experience to be governor," Faulconer said at an Aug. 25 debate that Elder skipped.
During an interview at his home in Hollywood Hills, Elder told Fox News: "So much for political experience. If you don't have good judgment and common sense what difference does it make?"
"There was a fellow that came out of Hollywood named Ronald Reagan," the radio host said. "He became a pretty decent two-term governor and a pretty decent two-term president."
The conservative radio host said his almost 30-year radio career allowed him to quickly take the lead after entering the race.
"I've been talking about these issues for a long time," said Elder. "People know me. I think they trust me. I think they respect me."
But despite their differences, they agree that Newsom must be removed from office.
"What we get from Gavin Newsom is a lot of lip service and no action," Faulconer said. He also said the legislature increases taxes as a catchall solution for the state's problems.
"People are voting with their feet, they're leaving California," Faulconer told Fox News. While a recent study found that residents aren't leaving at an increased rate, California has seen major companies like Oracle, Tesla and Hewlett Packard announce plans to move their headquarters out of the state.
Elder said: "This state is in deep, deep trouble, people are in pain."
The rise in crime, the increasing amount of homelessness and the high cost of living are the largest issues facing Californians, Elder told Fox News.
He said that because of poor policies the state's left-wing legislature "pushed down the throats" of residents, "California has become a laughingstock, and deservedly so."
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GE15: PN puts forward offers to form caring, clean, stable government
SHAH ALAM, Nov 6 (Bernama) -- Perikatan Nasional (PN) today put forward its offers for the 15th general election (GE15) that includes focusing on boosting the economy through a RM5 billion Special Investment Promotion Fund and the creation of 1 million high-income job opportunities.
PN chairman Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said at the launch of its manifesto tonight that these were among 50 main offers, which include free access to selected healthcare services at private clinics and government hospitals through the Prihatin National Card; raising the cost of living allowance (COLA) of civil servants by RM100 and will be adjusted periodically; and a 25 per cent discount on the National Higher Education Fund Corporation (PTPTN) loan repayment for upper second class graduates.
In addition, it will create Anti-Corruption Courts, drive inclusive development of Sabah and Sarawak through the implementation of the Malaysia Agreement 1963, set up new public universities in Sabah and Sarawak and appoint Senators from among the youth.
The PN offers also include initiating a New Felda Vision to ensure the future of the young generation through the creation of new economic opportunities and providing cash assistance of RM1,200 per year to paddy farmers and RM800 per year to smallholders.
According to Muhyiddin, if PN wins the GE15 on Nov 19, it will declare a holiday on Nov 20 for Kedah, Kelantan, Terengganu and Johor and on Nov 21 for other states to facilitate voters to come and vote without having to apply for additional leave.
The former prime minister also gave an assurance that all initiatives under Budget 2023, including assistance for the people and civil servants, will be implemented and improved on.
He said that overall, PN has outlined 12 pillars and 30 approaches with 234 offers to form a caring, clean and stable government.
He said PN's offers, themed 'Caring, Clean and Stable: Malaysia Gemilang (PN BEST)', would be implemented effectively and efficiently.
According to him, the 12 pillars outlined are building the economy for the future; raising the people's value and standard of living; cleaning up politics and governance; prospering Bumiputeras, Orang Asli and all races; and bringing the development gap between regions.
"In addition, (the 12 pillar include) preserving the environment and boosting tourism; empowering youth and prospering young families; optimising the potential of women; creating senior citizens who are prosperous; empowering persons with disabilities (PwDs); strengthening the Felda generation; and transforming farmers, breeders, fishermen and smallholders," he said.
Muhyiddin said a special committee would be set up to monitor and ensure that PN's offers are fully implemented.
Also present at the launch were Gerakan president Datuk Dominic Lau, PN election director Datuk Seri Mohamed Azmin Ali, PN secretary-general Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainuddin and PAS vice-president Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Samsuri Mokhtar.
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Want, Buy, Blog!: Estee Lauder Goodies!
Firstly, another little apology for the lack of blogging. My laptop decided to completely die on me last week! My Dad is a computer genius so I was hoping he'd be able to fix it and I was using one of the ones my brother had brought down for my Mum in the mean time....but alas, he was unable to save it and I am now using this fairly bad laptop for the foreseeable future... I mean, it isn't terrible and is quite fast really....but the keys are all in the wrong place, the screen is tiny compared to my old 19"widescreen and there isn't a pound sign anywhere on here!! It's just all wrong! Luckily my Dad has been able to take the hard drive out of my old one and has been able to save everything that was on there (I think...I haven't actually checked yet because I've been too busy...It's my next task for today, so wish me luck!) Anyway, that is why I haven't blogged. Because I don't have any of the photos that I had taken for posts that I've already written and because I'm being a fussy pants with this laptop and was living in hope that mine would be fine!
Anyway, on with the post. I recently had to do a dreaded late shift at work when we had a mega week. This means that I had to stay til 8 when the last customer was served at 6.05 on cosmetics...so basically it was dead. I did some paperwork and then went to chill with Lyn on Estee Lauder. She's like the mother on that floor....but one that's awesome you know? She's just hilarious and I'm glad my late shift was with her! Anyway, this meant that I had time to actually have a browse on her counter without having to disappear because of pesky customers actually wanting us to do our jobs! Haha! I was having fun swatching things and generally laughing about with Lyn when I came across this gorgeous red lipstick called "Forbidden Apple". I asked Lyn if it was alright to put it on and she was cool with it, so I popped it on and instantly fell in love. I asked what Lyn thought and she said it looked lovely but I joked that she was only saying that because she wanted a sale! Haha! I wore it home and the vote was unanimous, it looked lovely. I have always had a bit of an obsession with finding the right red lipstick as red lipstick was the first bit of make-up I ever owned as an adult (I don't count the glitter filled things that I had as a kid for school discos. Who thought roll on body glitter was a good thing?!) This one was just the perfect shade and I was totally in love. I was also skint so paying £19.50 for a lipstick made me cry on the inside a little bit! (I literally just had to copy and paste that pound sign from wikipedia. This damn laptop.) I was umm-ing and ahh-ing about it for a week and then had the unexpected payment of my travel money from Benefit (it's only been what?....4 months since I put in for it???) I know I should have used it for other things but I thought "oh screw it! It's my money, I'll spend it how I like!" Now then, some of you might know that Estee Lauder currently have a gift on (pretty sure it's in all stores anyway...) where when you buy two items (one to be skincare) you get an amazing free gift with lots of make-up and skincare bits in it....one of the perks of my job is the perk of "when someone has a gift on, they give staff a little leeway with the gifts" so Lyn said that I could just have the gift if I brought the lipstick. Now then, whilst that's super kind of her, I felt a bit cheeky doing that so I had a little browse and found a beautiful eyeshadow in a colour that I didn't already have too (I was tempted by the nail polishes but I pretty much have dupes for all of the Estee Lauder ones at the moment I think!) So the other day I went ahead and brought both of these beauties as a nice treat to myself!
The packaging is so pretty on both of them!
So that's £30.80 with discount...and then I had £10.00 on my beauty card so I opted to take that off too...bringing the total to £20.80 for the two! Not a bad deal I think you'll agree!
The Lipstick is a more of a deep raspberry red kind of colour with a lovely golden shimmer in it. Plus it smells like Christmas I think, which is awesome! I've found that it stays on really well but does need a touch up after drinking/eating which is standard for most lipsticks really.
The eyeshadow is this beautiful kind of periwinkle blue colour with a multi-tonal shimmer. It is BEAUTIFUL but the colour they show on the website makes it looks really vivid blue. You can see that it clearly isn't. I was a bit sceptical that this colour would suit me, but brought it anyway and I was so glad that I did!
Eyeshadow and Lipstick swatches without flash.
Here is a weird picture of my face with the two on before I went to see Motion City Soundtrack last night (my favourite band fyi...) I did do a quick top up of my lipstick after this picture because I realised that I had rubbed some of it off when eating my chicken dippers (....I swear I really am 24 and not 9! But chicken dippers are damn tasty!) Please ignore the make-up mess on my bed behind me....I really will master the technique of taking pictures of myself one day (doubtful...) Also I need a haircut.
More weird pictures of my face. This was the other day when I got home and just had to try them on! I'm seriously in love with this colour and was surprised by it as I always thought blues and purples looked weird on me!
I absolutely adore this shade of red. It's the right shade and is dark without being too dark and making me look like I'm 5 and have raided my Mum's make-up. Really like the shimmer in it too! I've found that it's quite moisturising too, which is always a bonus!
Here is the free gift that they have going on at the moment. There are two versions, one for younger skin and one for older skin. I spent a good deal of time debating between being selfish and getting a gift for myself, or being an awesome daughter and getting the gift for my Mum to try out. I decided on being a nice daughter and got the one for older skin for my lovely Mum! My Mum has recently started using the Bare Minerals make-up that I got for her but has been borrowing my cleanser on the days when she's worn it, so this gift was perfect for her as it came with a mini skincare routine.
So the gift is worth (according to my calculations at least...) around £82.76!!
Rock Candy, Plum Divine and Rose Petal Creme.
Another perk of the job is that, when you say you'll get the gift for your Mum because you think she'd like it (even though you think you might keep the make-up....which didn't happen by the way because my mum LOVED the lipstick and gloss colours and they really suited her so I gave her the whole gift in the end! They wouldn't have suited me anyway! Although I'm jealous she got the bag because I actually really like it! Haha!), you occasionally get a "hold down the fort, I'll be back in a minute!" and then Lyn rushes off and leaves you standing there on her counter hoping that no one will turn up whilst she's gone because you can't help out on her counter at all... Anyway, she came rushing back with something that had come in the other day and is going to be a little gift for next time. She said that as I was being such a nice daughter, that I deserved a little treat too! And as I'd tried the little sachet of Daywear that she had given me the day before and loved it, she gave me this little gift for myself!
So this little gift is worth £22.67 altogether! I have been using it for the last few days and I think I'm a little bit in love with them both! I love how the skin illuminator looks just by itself! So so beautiful!! I'm really tempted to buy the full size, even though I can't really afford to and should buy other things with that money!
So, all in all, I brought two products that should have been £38.50 (without discount) for £20.80...and then I got lots of free stuff that ultimately adds up to £105.43.....that's quite a bargain and a half!! It's time like this that I realise that I really can't complain about my job that much can I?? I know this post will come across as a little bit of a brag but....well..it kind of is to be honest! Haha! I wasn't expecting the extra gift and I was so grateful to Lyn for being as awesome as she is!
So what do you guys think? Am I bragging too much?? Any products that you love or loathe there? Any Estee Lauder products that you would recommend? Anyone want to help justify my wanting to get the Idealist product in the full size???
p.s. you know you shouldn't be treating yourself to two things when you have to split the payment between two cards!!!


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How Religion Perpetuates Social Inequality
Religion is a system of thought, feelings and behavior that gives its members a source of devotion. It also involves a code of moral conduct and a belief system about the supernatural and spiritual forces. In addition, religion is a great source of identity, meaning, and purpose. In addition to being a fundamental human need, religion also reinforces social inequality.
Religion answers emotional and psychological needs in humans
Religions answer the emotional and psychological needs of humans in a number of ways. For instance, rituals can satisfy the desire for order and security, and teachings can foster tranquility. Promises of an afterlife can help people reach a state of bliss and acceptance. However, religion cannot satisfy every human need. In fact, it is in competition with secular society, which offers many alternatives.
Religion is an evolutionary adaptation. Historically, human groups were more likely to reproduce and ward off danger by working together. Religions have been important for improving cooperation within human groups. Verbal promises of cooperation are not always reliable, so commitment through actions is considered more reliable. Moreover, shared acts of religion lead to an enhanced level of trust among believers, which promotes cooperation.
Some studies suggest that religion helps people cope with anxiety, depression, and stress. It creates a sense of community and offers guidance and support. It also improves people's health, including dietary habits, physical activity, and cognitive functioning.
It gives direction to a person's life
Religion gives direction to a person's journey through life. It encourages people to imagine a better world. It challenges them to live out their highest ideals and advocate for those who have no voice. It assumes that people will show respect for the other. Religion encourages us to care for our world and for each other.
It reinforces social inequality
Many critical theorists view religion as a social institution that perpetuates social inequality. For example, the Vatican enjoys tremendous wealth, while the average Catholic parishioner earns a low amount. Furthermore, religion has been used to justify oppressive monarchs and unequal social structures. Evangelical churches, on the other hand, have adopted more lenient rules and practices in order to fit in with modern society. They place greater emphasis on entrepreneurship, discipline, and financial prosperity.
In addition, many people believe that religion promotes gender inequality. In fact, religion often promotes negative stereotypes about women and reinforces traditional views about women's subordination to men. These beliefs contribute to the existing social inequality and keep women under the control of men.
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...that Ikora Rey was the first Guardian to achieve a 25-match win streak in the Crucible?
...that the Iron Lords unintentionally awoke Rasputin from hibernation when they trespassed into Site 6 to acquire SIVA?
...that Graviton Lance fires miniaturized black holes as bullets?
...that after Destiny patch 2.0.0, Wolf Pack Fallen were removed from Patrol areas, but one remains in the Iron Line
...that Mercury and Phobos are the only worlds in Destiny to feature Crucible maps, but no Patrol spaces?
Ivola
Political and military information
Ivola is a Guardian who fought in the Red War.
Following the Red Legion assault on The Last City and imprisonment of the Traveler in a cage that drained all Guardian's Light, Ivola escaped the City. The group he was with began heading towards an extraction point outside of the City, but they were ambushed by the Cabal, and Ivola was shot through the thigh. Despite his injury, he escaped alongside two other Guardians, Kalumet Ziv and Aiza-3, and the three moved through rubble alongside a rode towards the extraction point. However, their progress was slowed due to Kalumet's injuries, and the Warlock needed to be supported by Aiza. Ivola saw them nearly collapse once and offered to help carry him, but they refused due to Ivola's own injury. They then spotted an approaching Red Legion convoy on the road, causing Kalumet to stop and tell them to keep going. Realizing what his fellow Guarding had planned, Ivola began to shake his head in protest, but Kalumet told them he would buy them time to escape. Reluctantly, Ivola and Aiza agreed and embraced their friend in a goodbye before leaving, moving at more than twice then speed they had previously been travelling.[1]
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