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Burglary Water Orton, 1 Man Arrested
Police were initially called to Smiths Way, Water Orton after a member of the public witnessed two suspicious males in a car at around 0220am on Friday 29th March 2019.
As officers were travelling to the scene it became apparent that a house had broken into, this was confirmed by a West Midlands Police unit who had come across the border to assist. The offenders had snapped the lock to the detached property and once inside took a number of possessions. It is believed that they were after a car which was parked on the drive.
As officers conducted an area search they found the car which was reported by the original caller and a 22-year-old man from Birmingham was found pretending to be asleep on the back seat. The male was arrested on suspicion of burglary.
Later that morning officers from Coleshill Safer Neighbourhood team conducted a number of house to house inquiries and also offered crime prevention advice to local residents.
The 22 Year old who was arrested for the Burglary is currently assisting Nuneaton CID with the investigation. The second male was not located but is being traced.
If you have any information about this incident please call Warwickshire Police on 101 quoting incident number 13/29-03-19


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You are here: BAILII >> Databases >> European Court of Human Rights >> Marta BELAKOVA v Slovakia - 47451/06 [2009] ECHR 822 (5 May 2009)
by Marta BELÁKOVÁ
against Slovakia
The European Court of Human Rights (Fourth Section), sitting on 5 May 2009 as a Chamber composed of:
Ján Šikuta,
Päivi Hirvelä,
Nebojša Vučinić, judges,
and Fatoş Aracı, Deputy Section Registrar,
Having regard to the above application lodged on 21 November 2006,
The applicant, Mrs Marta Beláková, is a Slovak national who was born in 1949 and lives in Levice. The Slovak Government ("the Government") were represented by their co-Agent, Mrs M. Bálintová.
On 25 March 2003 the applicant filed an action with the Levice District Court. She sought the dissolution of a joint ownership of real property.
On 4 May 2006 the Constitutional Court found that the District Court had violated the applicant's right under Article 6 § 1 of the Convention to a hearing within a reasonable time. The case was not particularly complex and the applicant by her conduct had contributed to the length of the proceedings to a certain extent. After three years the proceedings had only reached the stage of obtaining expert evidence. There had been several unjustified delays imputable to the District Court.
The Constitutional Court held that the finding of a violation of the right in issue provided appropriate just satisfaction to the applicant. It ordered the Levice District Court to avoid any further delay in the proceedings and to reimburse the applicant's legal costs.
On 9 February 2007 the District Court decided to obtain documentary evidence concerning the real property in issue.
On 27 February 2007 the District Court appointed an expert to estimate the value of the property.
On 28 January 2008 the applicant informed the District Court that she had sold her part of the property on 17 December 2007 and that the new owner would pursue the action.
The applicant complained under Article 6 § 1 of the Convention that the proceedings were unreasonably long.
By letter dated 7 July 2008 the Government's observations were sent to the applicant, who was requested to submit any observations together with any claims for just satisfaction in reply by 15 August 2008.
By letter dated 8 December 2008, sent by registered post, the applicant was notified that the period allowed for submission of the applicant's observations had expired on 15 August 2008 and that no extension of time had been requested. The applicant's attention was drawn to Article 37 § 1 (a) of the Convention, which provides that the Court may strike a case out of its list of cases where the circumstances lead to the conclusion that the applicant does not intend to pursue the application. The applicant received this letter on 15 December 2008. However, no response has been received.
The Court considers that, in these circumstances, the applicant may be regarded as no longer wishing to pursue her application, within the meaning of Article 37 § 1 (a) of the Convention. The Court finds no reasons to justify a continued examination of the application (Article 37 § 1 in fine of the Convention). In view of the above, it is appropriate to strike the case out of the list.
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In the build up to my interview time with Slowdive I sit watching John Grant perform. The sky begins to shift into looming black and grey patches, which soon transform into total blanket coverage of black, ominous dread. Shattering forks of lightning spark in the sky and then thunder rumbles with such shuddering force it sounds like an angry giant has been awoken in the heavens. Within minutes, a festival that only moments earlier was soaked in beaming sunlight is being clattered with biblical rain. John Grant sadly loses half his audience as people run for shelter and it is here that I duck backstage to meet the newly reformed band that originated from Reading in 1989.
In the series of cabins that make up the dressing rooms and backstage areas of Primavera Sound, all that can be heard is the unrelenting thud and hammer of rain on the thin roofs and the quiet hum of last month's Loud And Quiet front cover artist on the distant stage. The weather seems bizarrely fitting, as, for me, Slowdive's music has always had such an elemental force to it. While it may not be this kind of black-sky-end-of-days style weather, there has certainly always been a cloudiness to their work, an atmospheric ambiguity and fogginess that fluctuates in tensions and densities leaving one never really knowing if they are about to experience a break in the clouds or witness them fall in on you. With Slowdive's return to playing live again, that question and elemental feeling is as relevant as ever.
It's almost twenty years since Slowdive released any material, 1995's monstrously overlooked and underappreciated 'Pygmalion', an album that was essentially their resignation letter – handed-in crammed full of electronic loops, transcendental tectonic shifts and eerie, lucid ambience, this was done knowing full well that it would not meet the requirements of label boss Alan McGee, who had supposedly demanded a pop-hit from the group. Sure enough it did the job. The band were dropped after three LP's on Creation and have not performed or released any material as Slowdive since. 'Pygmalion' was never even heard live outside of their practice space.
Tonight is their fourth show since reforming but it is unquestionably their biggest one yet, their grand return to their biggest audience. Sitting down with founders Neil Halstead and Rachel Goswell they both concede, "we're all a bit anxious".
Slowdive were incredibly young back then, still teenagers, and with twenty years of gestation time I wonder if their youth and naivety can now be viewed as a blessing or a curse?
I ask if there are any feelings of vindication now?
"You probably shouldn't say that," says Halstead, at which point I explain that I have previously interviewed Alan McGee and I don't think for one second he would have any issues or sense of denial when it comes to his drug-use being discussed in public.
Talk turns back to the future and the now, with the band about an hour away from taking to the stage. They've expressed plans for new material, too, so what, exactly, does the future hold for Slowdive?
I stand side of stage to wait to see how Slowdive MK II will work. As the simple banner with the band's name rolls down on stage the crowd erupts. Brian Eno's (a collaborator on 'Souvlaki') 'Deep Blue Day' plays as warm-up music, a gentle swirling of glistening euphoria fills the air and Daniel Lanois' pedal steel guitar glides seamlessly through the now muggy and calm evening. The band ascend the ramp, walk on under heavy purple lighting and play their first ever song from their first EP, 'Slowdive'. Halstead and Goswell's voices merge and entangle like estranged friends. It's a harmonious melding that, when boosted by guitars that sound like underwater chainsaws and drums that thunder and clatter with surprising clout, sounds as forceful as it does withheld.
During 'When the Sun Hits', 'Machine Gun' and the incredible 'Crazy for You', out in the vast audience heads are in hands, arms are aloft, eyes are wide and manic euphoria is on the faces of people who have, in some cases, been waiting a lifetime to hear this music performed live. Goswell tells the audience "This has been very special for us" as they close with a longstanding, screeching Syd Barrett cover of 'Golden Hair'. And like the freak flash-flood weather earlier on, Slowdive are here and gone within the hour, leaving behind them a permeating, lingering atmosphere, which is unquestionably all their own.


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The Poverty of Historicism.
"Probably the only book published this year which will outlive the century": First Edition of The Poverty of Historicism; Inscribed by Karl Popper to Economist Jacob Viner
Popper, Karl R.
Boston: Beacon Press, 1957.
First edition of one of the most important books on the social sciences since the Second World War. Octavo, original cloth. Inscribed by the author on the front free endpaper, "To Jacob Viner from K.R.P." The recipient, Jacob Viner was a Canadian economist and is considered to be one of the "inspiring" mentors of the early Chicago School of Economics in the 1930s and was one of the leading figures of the Chicago faculty. A bright near fine example in an excellent dust jacket with light shelf wear. Housed in a custom half morocco clamshell box.
On its publication in 1957, The Poverty of Historicism was hailed by Arthur Koestler as 'probably the only book published this year which will outlive the century.' Beautifully written, it has inspired generations of readers, intellectuals and policy makers. One of the most important books on the social sciences since the Second World War.
First Edition of Karl Popper's The Logic of Scientific Discovery; Signed by Him
The Logic of Scientific Discovery.
New York: Basic Books, Inc, 1959.
First edition of "one of the most important documents of the twentieth century" (Peter Medawar, New Scientist). Octavo, original cloth. Boldly signed by Karl Popper on the front free endpaper. Fine in a near fine dust jacket with light rubbing. Housed in a custom half morocco clamshell box. Rare and desirable signed.
First Edition of Karl Popper's The Logic of Scientific Discovery; Inscribed by Him To Close Friend Rudolf Serkin
London: Hutchinson, 1959.
First edition of "one of the most important documents of the twentieth century" (Peter Medawar, New Scientist). Octavo, original cloth. Association copy, inscribed by the author on the front free endpaper to Rudolf Serkin, "To Rudi, in the hope of being forgiven for an act of violence committed forty years ago at our first meeting in July, 1919, from Karl." The recipient, Rudolf Serkin, is widely regarded as one of the greatest Beethoven interpreters of the 20th century and was a lifelong friend of Popper's. Popper and Serkin met in Salzkammergut, Austria in 1919 and their friendship lasted until Serkin's death in 1991. In 1934, Serkin asked his mother-in-law, Frieda Busch, to bring Popper's Logik der Forschung (The Logic of Scientific Discovery as it first appeared in German) to the attention of Albert Einstein as the young author did not have an academic position and needed assistance in gaining attention in the scientific community. Einstein responded warmly upon receipt of the book and endorsed the philosophy on all of its essential points. His endorsement created a stir in Vienna and beyond and the book soon received praise from other giants in the field including Rudolf Carnap, Oskar Morgenstern, and Friedrich Hayek. Fine in a very good dust jacket. Housed in a custom half morocco clamshell box.
"One Of The Most Important Books Of The Twentieth Century": First Editions Of Karl Popper's The Open Society; Both Volumes Signed By Him And In The Rare Original Dust Jackets
The Open Society And Its Enemies.
London: George Routledge & Sons, 1945.
First editions of Popper's magnum opus. Octavo, 2 volumes, original black cloth. Each volume is signed by Karl Popper on the front free endpaper. Each volume is near fine in very good dust jackets with some rubbing and wear. Housed in a custom half morocco clamshell box. Signed first editions of The Open Society and Its Enemies are exceptionally rare.
Logik Der Forschung; Inscribed by Karl Popper
Logik Der Forschung.
Tubingen: J.C.B. Mohr, 1982.
Later printing of "one of the most important documents of the twentieth century" (Peter Medawar, New Scientist). Octavo, original cloth. Inscribed by the author on the front free endpaper, "To Albert Blumberg for his birthday, August 10th, from Karl Popper." Fine in a near fine dust jacket.
"The adventure is over. Everything gets over, and nothing is ever enough. Except the part you carry with you:" Rare First Edition of From the Mixed-up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler; Signed by E.L. Konigsburg
From the Mixed-up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler.
New York: Atheneum, 1967.
First edition of the author's Newbery Award-winning novel. Octavo, original cloth. Signed by E.L. Konigsburg on the title page. Fine in a fine dust jacket. Rare in this condition and signed.
"Like all Israelis, I yearn for peace. I see the utmost importance in taking all possible steps that will lead to a solution of the conflict with the Palestinians": First Edition of Warrior: An Autobiography; Inscribed by Ariel Sharon
Sharon, Ariel with David Chanoff.
Warrior: An Autobiography.
New York: Simon & Schuster, 1989.
First edition of Sharon's autobiography. Octavo, original half cloth, illustrated. Inscribed and dated by Ariel Sharon on the half-title page. Laid in a lecture announcement by Sharon. Near fine in a fine dust jacket. Jacket design by Lawrence Ratzkin.
First Edition of The Portable MBA in Investment; Inscribed by Peter Bernstein
Bernstein, Peter L.
The Portable MBA In Investment.
New York: Wiley, 1995.
First edition of this "indispensable resource for anyone who is serious about investing" (Claude Erb). Octavo, original black cloth. Presentation copy, inscribed by the editor on the front free endpaper, "For William- For MBA and beyond. Best regards- Peter Bernstein." Fine in a near fine dust jacket.
"The smaller the unit of government and the more restricted the functions assigned government, the less likely it is that its actions will reflect special interests rather than the general interest": First Edition of Free to Choose; Signed by Milton and Rose Friedman
Friedman, Milton & Rose.
Free To Choose: A Personal Statement.
New York: Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich, 1980.
First edition of Friedmans' persuasive argument for the free market, based on the PBS series Free to Choose. Octavo, original half cloth. Inscribed by Milton Friedman and signed by Rose Friedman. Bottom boards rubbed and some scattered foxing to the edges, in a near fine dust jacket. Housed in a custom half morocco box. Rare signed and inscribed.


If you've got an abundance of fresh garden tomatoes, use them to make this wonderful Sausage and Basil Marinara Sauce. This amazing sauce freezes well and it's perfect to eat over zucchini noodles for a meal that's low-carb, gluten-free, dairy-free, and South Beach Diet friendly!
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If you happened to catch my final garden update this weekend, you know why I've been frantically making things like roasted tomatoes, Gazpacho, and now Sausage and Basil Marinara Sauce! My garden is simply overflowing with tomatoes. That means it's time to make this sauce, my all-time favorite pasta sauce, and something I've been making for years.
If you come to my house in the winter and open the upright freezer, you'll see square containers like the ones below filled with this sauce. I'll eat it served over Zucchini Noodles for a low-carb dinner, or with whole wheat spaghetti if I'm not as concerned about carbs, but this would be great with any type of pasta you prefer. And I never get tired of this favorite sauce.
This is a very flexible recipe. I call for fresh tomatoes, but if you don't have them available, you can use canned, diced tomatoes and still get a good result. I use turkey Italian Sausage most often, but pork sausage would taste great too. I used a combination of dried and fresh herbs for more depth of flavor, but you could still make a pretty good sauce even if you only have dried herbs. I add a lot of fresh basil, but if you don't have a good supply of fresh basil like I do, you could get by with a lot less. But please, please, please, don't skip the ground fennel. That's one of the things that makes this sauce over-the-top good.
And here's an Instant Pot Chunky Pasta Sauce with Sausage, Tomatoes, and Herbs if you prefer that method!
Add tomato sauce, canned tomatoes, dried basil, dried oregano, ground fennel, minced fresh garlic, and dried bay leaves to fresh tomatoes and simmer 1-2 hours.
Brown turkey sausage well in a small amount of olive oil. Don't rush this step. Add the sausage to the sauce, scraping out all the browned bits. Simmer 2-3 more hours.
When sauce has thickened to desired consistency, add a generous amount of chopped fresh basil, a little fresh oregano, and a bit of olive oil and simmer 10-15 minutes more. This has reduced so much I actually put it into a smaller pan to get a better photo, and the flavor is great. If you'd like, divide the sauce into individual containers to freezer or to eat during the week!
Use your fresh garden tomatoes to make this Sausage and Basil Marinara Sauce.
To peel tomatoes: Bring a deep pot of water to a slight boil.
Wash tomatoes, then cut a V into the top of each tomato, cutting away stem area.
Put tomatoes with stem area removed into boiling water 1-2 minutes.
Remove tomatoes to cutting board, and peel off skin, which should come off easily. If it doesn't slip right off, leave tomatoes in boiling water a tiny bit longer.
I do 4-5 tomatoes at a time, and usually let them cool for a minute or two before peeling them.
Chop tomatoes and put in large heavy pot.
Add tomato sauce, canned diced tomatoes, dried basil, dried oregano, ground fennel, minced garlic, and bay leaves and let sauce simmer 1-2 hours.
Heat 1-2 T olive oil in a large frying pan.
Squeeze sausage out of casing and brown, breaking up with heavy turner or potato masher, until sausage is well browned.
Add browned sausage to sauce mixture and simmer 2-3 hours more.
Add olive oil, fresh oregano and fresh basil to sauce and simmer 10-15 minutes.
Let sauce cool before refrigerating or freezing.
This sauce will keep for close to a year in the freezer if it is stored in a plastic container with a tight fitting lid.
Every ingredient in this Sausage and Basil Marinara Sauce is friendly for all phases of the South Beach Diet and most other types of low-carb eating plans, although tomatoes definitely have some carbs. This would be perfect served over Zucchini Noodles for a low-carb meal or for South Beach Phase One.
If you want nutritional information for a recipe, I recommend entering the recipe into this nutrition analyzer, which will calculate it for you. You can also sign up for a free membership with Yummly and use the Yum button on my site to save the recipe and see the nutritional information.
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Amy, so glad you liked it. And I love the way you added more veggies!
I LOVE this sauce! I have to admit I was a little leery about including the fennel and the bay leaves but they really bring out the flavor of the sausage.
Although the recipe does not need anything else I did add some yellow and green bell pepper diced really fine(I think my family does not get enough veggies and try to add when I can), some of your slow roasted tomatoes diced, and a handful of chopped kalamata olives. I used a mixture of spicy and sweet turkey sausage but in hindsight I wish I used all spicy.
Thanks so much for a sauce that I KNOW will become a family favorite!
I personally don't think the crockpot will stay hot enough with the lid cracked to reduce the sauce, but it might depend on your crockpot. If you try it, let me know how it works.
Could you crack the lid a bit to let it reduce? I would think it would work if you cooked on low for 8 hours or so. Just a thought if you can't be home to babysit it.
I wouldn't make it in a crockpot, because it's the long slow simmering that thickens the sauce and adds flavor. You might be able to cook it part of the time in a crockpot though, and then put in a regular pan and simmer to thicken at the end.
Hi. Can you do this in a crock pot? Thanks!
I use 15 oz. cans.
Looks like a great recipe! I was just wondering what size can you use for the canned tomatoes and sauce.
I make the sauce exactly like this and then freeze it. You could add more fresh herbs when you reheat the sauce if you have them.
I'm making your sauce and I'm wondering; If I am going to freeze the sauce should I still add the fresh herbs now or should I wait until I reheat the sauce and add it then?
I have a huge pot of this on the stove that's been simmering for over four hours. It looks great. Can't wait to dive in. Regarding using all fresh tomatoes–I've been making my own fresh sauce at least once a week but it's never enough to freeze. By adding the Muir Glen, it gives me enough so that my family and I can't possibly eat it all within a day or two. Also, there's only so many tomatoes that I am willing to scald and peel in one day.
Carl, you can definitely make it with all fresh tomatoes if you wish. I also have this recipe for Roasted Tomato, Italian Sausage, and Basil Sauce that doesn't use any canned tomatoes.
This looks like a great recipe. I am just curious though … at this time of year where there are tons of fresh tomatoes on hand, why do you mix fresh tomatoes with can tomatoes in this recipe? Can't one just go with fresh tomatoes?
Steve, you can certainly do it that way, but it wouldn't be my preference. I like the way the sausage flavors the sauce as it cooks. Your choice though, I'm always happy to let people adapt my recipes any way that suits them!
Amber and Tom, sounds about right to me. Plus the measurements don't have to be that exact for this.
Ya know, I just read that one 14.5 oz can is about 2 cups of tomatoes. So I think I'll estimate about 3 tomatoes in a can.
I wonder if you'll get this before I head to the store today. Approximately how many cans of diced tomatoes should I substitute for the fresh ones? I was thinking maybe 4?
Hey Kalyn–I made this sauce yesterday, and followed your directions right down to the fennel. I couldn't find whole Roma tomatos at the Whole Foods near me, so I went with the Muir Glen, as suggested. Results were astronomically good. Found your recipe through sheer chance when I googled "sausage marinara." Your photos sold me, and I was completely rewarded for my faith. Had to impress a certain someone with long red hair yesterday, and did so handily thanks to your sauce. Bravo.
Anonymous I can't think of anything that would make this taste sour, unless it was the type of tomatoes you used. You could add sugar if you're not a SB dieter. Otherwise I have no idea why that might happen. Mine has never been sour at all.
I made the sauce last night, used chicken sausage instead, since I don't eat turkey. I think my sauce turned out a little sour. I made the full recipie, can I add something else to it to decrease it's sourness.
I love using turkey sausage. My tomatoes are overflowing too so I have had a hard time even reading these WHB posts this week.
I hate to miss reading them all.
this sounds yummy! with all these great ideas for freezing veggies from our gardens, i'm going to have a bigger freezer! lol!
That looks like great sauce there! I always feel "rich" when I have a freezer full of homemade sauce. It tastes so much better than any bottled sauce from the store, and it saves the day when you exhausted.
What an awesome post! Gorgeous photos and I truly am jealous. Wish I had tomatoes growing in a garden.
Thanks for sharing and I love fennel so now I have something else to add it to.
As usual, your recipe looks good!
Gosh Kalyn, this looks amazing!
Genie, the fennel is a must!
Tanna, you must have that BLT, and yes, get enough to make some sauce too.
Mae, thanks. I'm sorry you don't have tomatoes, but I don't think they would survive mailing to Jersey too well.
Christine, thanks. I just saw your great crab cakes recipe in the post about 5 favorite things, which I'm thinking is a must try.
Bradley, thanks. And I'm excited you left a comment on the blog. I doubt the tomatoes would survive the trip by Fed Ex that well.
Joe, aren't the Glen Muir tomatoes just awesome. I like their pizza sauce too.
I love Muir Glen tomatoes! Pretty much the only kind I use!
I love all of the pictures. They are great. Can you FedEx some of those tomatoes our way.
This sauce looks fabulous and I'm thinking will become my favorite. Thanks for the fennel tip and thanks for the recipe, Kalyn!
I love the turkey sausage – I get mine at Whole Foods and have some in the freezer. But my garden has no fressh tomatoes. Should be able to find some at one of the local markets about now. Maybe enough to make my BLT also.
Kalyn, this looks so very good…yum! I've never put fennel in my marinara, but I'm adding your recipe to the list to try, and will make sure that key ingredient is included.


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Through the vision and determination of a Golden Gate Baptist Seminary student, a Southern Baptist church began in Walnut Creek, CA on September 6, 1953. This student, Rev. Luke Williams, served as pastor of the church while it was being sponsored by the First Baptist Church of Concord.
On January 9, 1955, the church was recognized as an autonomous body with 22 charter members. Later that year, the constitution and bylaws were adopted and the name of the church was changed from First Southern Baptist to Calvary Baptist Church. The church met in the Masonic Temple in Walnut Creek until September of 1956 when a suitable building site was found where it currently resides.


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I had my hair cut by one of the UK's only DEVA curl specialists and now I'm hooked
In fact, curls have been identified by top hair stylists as the biggest hair movement to watch out for, going forward. "Curls, curls curls!" That's what everyone is asking for now, reveals Ava Holland, Artistic Director at Marylebone-based salon, Gielly Green.
The question is, how do you break up with your straighteners, especially if you've flattened out your curly strands for years?
Undeniably, curly hair is in. Of course, women have been embracing their coils and kinks for years, but the last six months has seen an acceleration in the number of people returning to their roots. High profile celebrities like Kerry Washington, Jourdan Dunn, Adele and Ariana Grande have all shared snaps of their natural curly texture over the course of the past year and, at the start of September alone, searches for "how to make your hair curly," soared by 50% on Google, while "shoulder length curly hair" saw a whopper 350% increase.
It's a question 35-year old pilates instructor, Rebecca can answer, having made the switch herself over the summer. But, it's been a journey. "I never really knew how to manage my curly hair growing up," she says.
"Even though I bought frizz taming products, my curls didn't last, so I always ended up going back to straight hair as I found it more manageable." For years, Rebecca's swore by keratin hair treatments to keep her curls in check. "It would mean I could wash and go, or very quickly blow dry my hair with minimal effort," she explains. As for cuts, "I kept it long and straight because I thought if I kept it heavy it would be easier to manage."
Rebecca's curls before the DEVA curl cut
But recently, she decided to liberate her curls, re-educating herself on how to style her hair and experimenting with different products to make the most out of her texture. "I decided I didn't want to have treatments on my hair anymore. Someone commented on my hair as the keratin was wearing off and suggested I follow the Curly Girl Method by Lorraine Massey. I had to ban certain ingredients from my shampoo and conditioner list (such as sulphates) and got rid of shampoo altogether for a while and started co-washing my hair. I definitely didn't know what I was doing but my curls started to come back," she says.
The breakthrough, however, came when Rebecca discovered the DEVA cut, a specific technique for cutting curly hair. "I was researching the curly girl method when I came across it," she says. "There aren't many hairdressers in the UK who are able to do it, but after reading reviews online and social media I put my hair into the hands of the Unruly Curls salon in Notting Hill."
Like many curly girls, Rebecca was concerned her curls would never revert back to their former glory after years of straightening, but the experts at her salon reassured her that her natural texture would spring back – especially with the help of some strategic cutting. "Your hair is cut curl by curl while it's dry," explains Rebecca. "You don't leave with regular long layers because each curl is trimmed to give it the best shape. I knew I would have to have quite a lot off to take away the weight, but as your hair is being cut dry, you can instantly see the shape and length as the stylist cuts."
Just don't expect to kick back and relax for the whole appointment. "After my hair was cut in the chair, I had to stand up and tip my head forward so my stylist could cut it from upside down. Every single curl is trimmed from every angle. After that your hair is washed, trimmed a little again and then given a final wash. Once some product has been applied more on that later, you're tipped back in the chair so you're lying flat as your hair is diffused dry."
"During my appointment I was walked through each stage of washing and styling so that I could repeat the whole process by myself," says Rebecca. "What I've learnt about curly hair is that all curls are different and even on my head I have different textures – some looser waves and some more coily curls. Now, my hair takes about 30 minutes from start to finish on a wash day. I co-wash with the Curlsmith Curl Quenching Conditioning Wash (£21) and while my hair is still soaking wet, I apply Aunt Jackie's Setting Mousse (£11.49). Then I scrunch using my hands and a diffuser to dry."
Rebecca's curls after the DEVA curl cut
So is she a curly convert? "I haven't been tempted once to straighten my hair," Rebecca confesses. "The cut has really brought the best out of my hair and my hair has become even curlier since my cut day. Plus, the products I use now work for my hair and don't leave it sticky or crunchy. Honestly, I feel really confident having my curls back. I've already booked my next appointment."
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Pioneering UC San Diego psychiatrist Lewis Judd dies at 88
Judd served as chairman of the university's Department of Psychiatry for 36 years, leading it through a transformation period in the diagnosis and treatment of mental health disorders.
(UC San Diego School of Medicine)
By Gary Robbins
Lewis L. Judd, a pioneering UC San Diego psychiatrist who became the nation's top mental health official and helped convince the government to invest in the study of brain biology as a way of figuring out how to treat diseases like depression, died on Dec. 16 in San Diego. He was 88.
Judd, who served as chair of the university's psychiatry department for 36 years, passed away from natural causes, said his wife, Patricia Judd, a UC San Diego psychiatry professor.
The late Judd was a "forceful advocate for pushing psychiatry beyond its decidedly charismatic, but often controversial, past to its empirical present as a data-driven, hard-charging neuroscience," said David Brenner, the university's vice chancellor for health sciences.
"He was an early and vocal leader of the idea that mental disorders, such as depression, were the result of neurological and biological dysfunction, and argued that they could be effectively treated with appropriate, rigorously developed psycho-pharmaceuticals."
Judd's viewpoint represented a break with the days when psychiatrists focused on psychoanalysis as a way treating mental health issues rather than examining what might be wrong biologically, UC San Diego said in a remembrance of his career and life.
The university pointed to a moment in 1988 when Judd told Parade magazine that depression is "a real disease, just as a heart attack is real. Depression produces physical, emotional and thinking symptoms. Without treatment, depression can last for years and can even end in suicide."
At the time, many people considered depression to be an "act" that could be vanquished by will power.
Judd was born in Los Angeles on Feb. 10, 1930. His father was an obstetrician-gynecologist, and his mother was a homemaker.
The young Judd earned his medical degree at UCLA in 1958, went on to service in the military, then joined the UCLA psychiatry faculty. He stayed there until 1970, when researcher Arnold J. Mandell persuaded him to join the faculty of UC San Diego's one-year old psychiatry department.
"They became great friends," Patricia Judd said. "There was real synergy."
Lewis Judd "prided himself on seeing the department of psychiatry as a family," said Igor Grant, the department's current chairman.
"In keeping with that he knew all the faculty by name, and tried to also to be familiar with their families. He was a caring mentor to junior faculty and prided himself of their successes. And in his family life he was a caring, loving father and grandfather. It is uncommon in deed that such qualities of leadership and humanity are combined in one person. We miss him for all these many attributes."
Judd's wife says her husband was also Renaissance man, with interests ranging from gourmet cooking to fine wine to running to music to the tragi-comedy that was the former San Diego Chargers.
But the department was the center of Judd's life — except from 1987-90, when he served as director of the National Institute of Mental Health, where he expanded many programs, including efforts to understand schizophrenia and mental disorders in children and adolescents.
He returned to UC San Diego after leaving NIMH, and resumed serving as chair, a position he held until he stepped down in 2013.
At the time, he told an interviewer, "The thing I'm most proud of is how psychiatry is becoming increasingly recognized as a real biomedical science. It used to be disdained. A broken mind wasn't as real as a broken bone.
"We lionized physical medicine, but dismissed brain biology, which has an enormous affect upon not just our behavior, but our bodies as well."
The university said in a statement that Judd is survived by his wife, Patricia, daughters Stephanie Judd, a clinical psychologist; Catherine Judd, a professor of English literature; and Allison Fee, an occupational therapist; sons-in- law Cliff Greenblatt and Frank Fee; and grandchildren Helena, Henry, Spencer, Miles and Jack.
Campus officials also said the Lewis L. Judd Recognition Fund has been established to explore mental disorders:. https://go.ucsd.edu/2QIhc0a
How the women of NASA made their mark on the space program
As the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing approaches, the women who helped America's early space efforts reflect on their often unheralded roles — and the indignities they endured.
San Diego spending $3.6M to monitor local underwater kelp forests
Kelp, a crucial part of the region's ecosystem, is vulnerable to climate change, experts say.
Oceanographers mark seven-decade survey of the California Current
It's one of the oldest and most extensive surveys of California's ocean
4.9 earthquake in Ridgecrest lightly felt in San Diego County
The temblor is part of normal seismicity pattern from the 7.1 main shock on July 5
Salk Institute scientists get to the root of plant growth
Gene that controls how deep roots grow could be used in Salk Institute climate initiative, making crops hardier
DDT contaminants in marine mammals may threaten California condor recovery
Chemicals called endocrine disrupters may reduce the bird's reproductive success
UCSD gets $20M gift to operate Simons Observatory in Chile to explore early universe
Astrophysicists are trying to zoom in on massive clusters of galaxies which are difficult to see
UCSD to send 'mini-brains' to International Space Station for neural disease research
The research also is meant to find ways to keep space travelers healthy
This week's back-to-back quakes unlikely to trigger the 'Big One' in Southern California
UC San Diego scientists say the Ridgecrest temblors are too far from the San Andreas fault to be a threat
7.1 earthquake unexpectedly hits Southern California one day after 6.4 temblor
Scientists say there is a small chance that an even larger quake will follow
USC pays UCSD $50M, and gives the school an apology, for raiding its Alzheimer's program
UCSD says it has fully recovered from USC's takeover of the program
USC to pay UCSD $50M and apologize for raiding its Alzheimer's research program
USC says its behavior, which led to a lawsuit, did not align with the school's ethics and standards


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Hamilton Trailer Brings Lin-Manuel Miranda's Broadway Smash Into Your Home
If there is one good thing to come of what COVID-19 has done to the entertainment industry, it's the fast-tracking of the film version of Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton. Miranda's Broadway juggernaut is arriving on Disney + a full year ahead of schedule, and now we've got the first official trailer. Miranda's miraculous musical, which began its' run on Broadway in 2015, has been a very hard ticket to get (not that there are tickets to be had these days). This has meant that the vast majority of people only know about how good "Hamilton" is through reviews, word-of-mouth, and the fact that many in the original cast are now big stars. That's all about to change, however.
It's hard to remember now, considering "Hamilton" has been the most talked-about Broadway show for going on half a decade, but at the time, this was a musical unlike any other. Miranda and his immensely talented cast and crew created a retelling of America's founding using hip-hop, R&B, jazz, and more traditional Broadway show tunes to track the epic lives of folks like Alexander Hamilton (Miranda) and his infamous antagonist, Aaron Burr (Leslie Odom Jr.). The film is a "live capture" of the musical from director Tommy Kail, bringing the talents of Miranda, Odom Jr., Daveed Diggs, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Christopher Jackson, Jonathan Groff, Phillipa Soo, Jasmine Cephas Jones, Okieriete Onaodowan, and Anthony Ramos into your living room. On July 3, you'll be able to see Hamilton with the original Broadway cast while sipping your beverage of choice in your seat of choice.
Here's what Miranda said in a press release:
"I'm so proud of how beautifully Tommy Kail has brought Hamilton to the screen. He's given everyone who watches this film the best seat in the house. I'm so grateful to Disney and Disney+ for reimagining and moving up our release to July 4th weekend of this year, in light of the world turning upside down. I'm so grateful to all the fans who asked for this, and I'm so glad that we're able to make it happen. I'm so proud of this show. I can't wait for you to see it."
Check out the trailer here:
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Saudi Nationals made up over 50% of new hires at Mondelez Arabia, including Regional Business Managers and National Key Account Manager. This demonstrates the company's dedication to developing a talented local workforce in a critical market, and highlights its support for the Ministry of Labour Saudi Nationalisation scheme. In less than three years, Mondelez Arabia has exceeded its employment targets by hiring over 270 full-time staff, of whom 1/3 are Saudi nationals.
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Marketing funnels are a difficult topic. Many questions in our Facebook group center around where to start, or how to create a funnel. I asked John to come on to discuss creating funnels for digital agencies and web designers.
It started out as a general discussion, but we focus on webinars pretty quickly as John has seen insane results with them for him and his clients.
Here's how you can start out with webinar funnels, keeping things super simple at first.
John helps online business owners to sell more to their existing visitors and leads with automated funnels. He specialises in webinar and email marketing funnels. He's sold millions of dollars of services and products for people and has had work featured on the BBC, Guardian and the Telegraph.


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Laura Dern Brings a Revolutionary Spirit to 'Little Women'
In a new movie, she plays the March family's matriarch as 'a very modern woman' grappling with power, ambition and anger
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"I will not not be rich!" Laura Dern shrieked in her role as Renata Klein, the high-powered, rage-filled tech executive on the recent HBO drama "Big Little Lies." The line became so iconic that fans have taken to repeating it to Ms. Dern's face when they encounter her. Now she is taking on the role of a very different sort of woman: poor, self-sacrificing Marmee, the beloved mother of the March sisters, in Greta Gerwig's new adaptation of "Little Women," Louisa May Alcott's 19th-century classic novel.
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Sustaining Precarious Transnational Families: The Significance of Remittances From Canada's Seasonal Agricultural Workers Program
Don Wells
Janet McLaughlin
Andre Lyn
Aaraon Diaz Mendiburo
Accelerating flows of remittances are dwarfing global development aid. This study deepens our understanding of remittance impacts on the families of workers who come to Canada annually for several months under the Seasonal Agricultural Workers Program (SAWP). Interviews with SAWP workers, their spouses, adult children and teachers in Mexico deepen our understanding of the impacts of these remittances. They demonstrate that the remittances are often literally a lifeline to transnational family survival, allowing them to pay for basic needs such as shelter, food, and medical care. Yet, at the same time, the remittances do not allow most of these workers and their families to escape deep poverty and significant precarity, including new forms of precarity generated by the SAWP. Instead, SAWP remittances help reduce poverty, at least temporarily, to more moderate levels while precarious poverty expands through globalneoliberal underdevelopment.
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Bacon, David. 2013. The Right to Stay Home: How US Policy Drives Mexican Migration. Boston: Beacon Press.
Bank of Jamaica. 2013. Balance of Payments Remittance Report. Kingston: Bank of Jamaica.
Basok, Tanya. 2003. "Mexican Seasonal Migration to Canada and Development: A Community-Based Comparison." International Migration 41(2): 3-26. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1111/1468-2435.00233
Basok, Tanya. 2002. Tortillas and Tomatoes: Transmigrant Mexican Harvesters in Canada. Montreal: McGill Queens University Press.
Basok, Tanya. 2000a. "He Came, He Saw, He ... Stayed: Guest Worker Programmes and the Issue of Non- Return". International Migration 38(2): 215-38. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1111/1468-2435.00108
Basok, Tanya. 2000b. "Migration of Mexican Seasonal Farm Workers to Canada and Development: Obstacles to Productive Investment". International Migration Review 34(41): 79-97. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1177/019791830003400104
Binford, Leigh (2013) Tomorrow We're All Going to the Harvest Austin: University of Texas Press.
Binford, Leigh 2009. "From fields of power to fields of wheat: the dual process of constructing temporary migrant labour in Canada". Third World Quarterly 30(3): 503-17. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/01436590902742297
Binford, Leigh 2006. The Seasonal Agricultural Workers Program and Mexican Development Ottawa: Canadian Foundation for the Americas (FOCAL) Policy Paper 06-07.
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Colby, Catherine. 1997. From Oaxaca to Ontario: Mexican Contract Labor in Canada and the Impact at Home. Davis, CA: California Institute of Rural Studies.
Crowley, H. and M. Hickman. 2008. "Migration, Postindustrialism and the Globalized Nation State". Ethnic and Racial Studies 31(7): 1222-1244. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/01419870701725904
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Preliminary Analysis of Some Sources of Mexican Migration to the United States". Pp. 55-74 in Crossings: Mexican Immigration in Interdisciplinary Perspectives, edited by Marcelo Suarez-Orozco. Cambridge MA: David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies.
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Hahamovitch, Cindy. 2003. "Creating Perfect Immigrants: Guestworkers of the World in Historical Perspective". Labor History 44(1): 69-94. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/0023656032000057010
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Hennebry, Jenna. 2012. Permanently Temporary? Agricultural Workers and their Integration into Canada. Institute for Research on Public Policy Study No. 26.
Hennebry, Jenna and Janet McLaughlin. 2012. The Exception that Proves Rule: Structural Vulnerability, Health, Risks, and Consequences for Temporary Migrant Farm Workers in Canada. Pp. 117-138 in Legislating Inequality: Canada's Temporary Migrant Worker Program edited by P. Lenard and C. Straehle. Montreal: McGill- Queen's University Press.
Hennebry, Jenna, Janet McLaughlin and Kerry Preibisch. Forthcoming. 'Out of the Loop': (In)access to Health Care for Migrant Workers in Canada . Journal of International Migration and Immigration.
Hennebry, Jenna and Kerry Preibisch. 2012. "A Model for Managed Migration? Re-Examining Best Practices in Canada's Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program". International Migration 50: 19-40. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1468-2435.2009.00598.x
Holmes, Seth. 2013. Fresh Fruit, Broken Bodies: Migrant Farmworkers in the United States. Oakland: University of California Press.
Hughes, Christine and Patti Lenard. 2012. Legislating Inequality: Canada's Temporary Migrant Worker Program. Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press.
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In the late 1970s, some new members imported a belief popular on the liberal-left, that democracy requires consensus. Consensus groups could function, but were unstable and usually the first to fall. There are several problems. Those with the least to do elsewhere in life have the greatest power in the interminable consensus process. Trust, ironically, is absent, in that no delegation of decision is permitted. The thought of a meeting then becomes so horrifying that a larger and larger scope of decisions is left to informal leadership and clandestine process, an undemocratic outcome. Consensus is always biased to the status quo, but problems usually originate in the status quo; rapid external change worsens the conservative bias. Further, consensus invades the individual personality and demands conformity; dissenters may acquiesce but in doing so are implicitly judged to have compromised the moral ideal. The healthy legitimacy of openly holding different views becomes suspect. Finally, rational unanimity is impossible for a larger class of goals. Just to illustrate with a trivial example, suppose it is time to decide where the crew works in the Spring. Six people want to work in Montana because they have friends there. Two people want to work in California because they have friends there. Three people don't care. Under majority rule, the crew goes to Montana, and those in the minority might feel they are owed a little deference in some future decision (know to political science as "logrolling"). Under consensus, the different sides are denied the legitimacy of their individual interests, because there is only one rational goal for the group, which one side or another must adopt, or the group disband. Under majority rule one is subordinate to shifting impersonal majorities, but under consensus one is permanently subordinated to every other member in the group.
This is from Mackie's masters' thesis, which was written circa 1990 and draws on his own experience in these collectives in the 70s. This is not some new-fangled idea, and its failures are quite well documented.


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Jade is the Chinese middle name of Singaporean-born singer-songwriter, dreamer and storyteller, Jade Diary, aka Cheryl Lim, who has lived most of her life on the shores of Perth, Western Australia. 'Honest' is a word that can be used to describe her music, just as one fan once told her, "I love how you bleed all over the stage". Each song "wraps around your eardrums and tugs until it has engulfed your whole body", aptly said by reviewer, Renee Jones of The Music. If Stevie Nicks and Ellie Goulding were the eldest and the youngest sisters, she would be the middle child, a voice that is unique. Following a tour to Brisbane and Sydney, she opened for chart-topping indie-rock band, Evermore, at the Easterfest festival in March 2013. Her collaboration with UK producer Pentaprism entitled 'Silver Clouds' earned her 2nd place in the Dance category of the 2013 MusicOz Australian Independent Music Awards. Her debut album, 'Mermaid', is haunting and atmospheric, taking the listener on an emotional journey; and explores the theme of coming to terms with the difference between fantasy and reality. Themusic.com.au wrote, "Like the swift, yet graceful movement of a mermaid, this album flows flawlessly through a saturated music scene, leaving you in bewilderment of what you have just experienced. It's hard to fault this album. Jade Diary's debut is something Perth, and Australia, should be proud of." Recently she released a new single, entitled 'Jordan', and the best is yet to come.
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The Slate Digital Virtual Microphone System is a hybrid analog digital system comprising the ML-1 high-definition, large-diaphragm condenser microphone, VMS-ONE preamp, Virtual Microphone Collection, and Virtual Preamp Collection. What makes the VMS a breakthrough in recording gear is its ability to give you the sounds of the most sought-after vintage mics, including the Telefunken 251, Neumann U47, AKG C12, and Sony C-800G—sounds that are virtually indistinguishable from the original golden units whose performance was meticulously recreated with the most advanced modeling techniques available. But it doesn't stop there: Slate VMS gives you a full signal chain including audio royalty the likes of Neve 1073 discreet preamp and extremely rare Telefunken V76 tube preamp.
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This provides a blank 'slate' (if you will) for the software to add the coloration that made those vintage mics so desirable. Of course, there are certain factors in condenser mic design that still need to be taken into account, such as proximity effect from cardioid polar patterns. To enable the software to accurately reproduce the response of the classic tube condensers, the capsule of the ML-1 precisely replicates the classic cardioid of vintage large-diaphragm mics. In short, a perfect marriage of analog response and digital modeling.
To achieve the goal of a preamp as close to a straight wire with gain, the ideal by which all transparent preamps are judged, Steven Slate engaged the services of legendary designer Paul Wolff, former owner and head designer for API and Tonelux. The VMS-ONE, according to Wolff, is the flattest preamps he's ever measured. Using state-of-the-art amplifiers, this super linear and clean circuit preamp is the final step in ensuring that the purest signal is created, giving the VMS plug-in module the opportunity to add the perfect reproduction of classic microphones and preamps.
Using state-of-the-art amplifiers, this super linear and clean circuit preamp is the final step in ensuring that the purest signal is created, giving the VMS plug-in module the opportunity to add the perfect reproduction of classic microphones and preamps. Another advantage of the VMS-ONE preamp is its DI, which enables you to plug a bass, for example and select a model such as the FG-76 for a deep, lush bass tone to disk.
Completing the Virtual Microphone System is the VMS plugin module. This plug-in module takes the ultra clean signal coming from the VMS hardware and turns it into classic recreations of famous microphones and microphone preamps. The software models dynamic response of the microphone including frequency response, the way it saturates, and even the way the harmonics relate to each other—every minute detail.
With extremely complex algorithms, the result of a groundbreaking new physical modeling process that is tuned by ear, the VMS algorithms add no latency, so recording in real-time through the emulations is easy on a new, powerful native system. Not only do you have these sounds available at mix time, you can also track through the mic and preamp models, which is huge once you've found the sound that inspires your singer.
Slate Digital journeyed to NRG Recording Studios, the world-class facility of award-winning producer/mixer, Jay Baumgardner, and host to artists such as Evanescence, The Foo Fighters, Tom Petty, and many more, to compare Slate VMS model to real vintage microphones on male and female vocals, acoustic guitar, and drums. Extreme care was taken to ensure that the capsules were aligned for each source during the comparison. The vintage microphones went through a "gold standard" classic Neve 1073 preamp (the same one used in the modeling process for the Slate FG-73 preamp emulation), while the FG-73 was used in post for the VMS tracks.
NRG owns several U47's, but one in particular sounded nearly identical to the VMS's own FG-47 model. This is the same mic that famed engineer Ross Hogarth used for his VMS/47 comparison at NRG (read Hogarth's reactions below).
FG-251—A stunning recreation of the Telefunken 251, it's the perfect balance of top, middle, and bottom. There is something so flattering about this mic that every singer you try it on just sounds better than they do in the actual room. The intensity control will darken the sound in a musical way. This mic pairs well with both preamps, so try them both using the VMR A->B system. There's really not much more to say about this one. The FG251 was a favorite among initial testers.
FG-47—This mic will take you back in time. It's lush, warm, fat, present, and big sounding. It adds body to thin sound sources, but doesn't have the modern high-end sizzle. However, boosting a little 10kHz brings out the air in this model flawlessly. Do be afraid to crank it—the FG-47 can but it take high-end EQ like a like a champ. By increasing the intensity, it gets even darker, moodier, and a bit more saturated. Use this microphone on vocals, drum room, outside kick, horns, and strings—everything the pros have used it for in the studio for decades.
FG-800—The FG-800 is based on the Sony C-800G, one of the most used microphones to make female vocals jump out of the track. Extremely bright and airy, this mic tone works perfectly in a pop mix with no EQ needed. When this mic is the right tool for the job, nothing will sound as good—and it works on modern male rock vocals too. If you have a vocalist who is sibilant, make sure you have a good de-esser.
The FG-800 pairs very well with the FG-76, which will mellow the top end just a little for an overall great sound. The intensity will darken the mic a bit making sound amazing on certain sources. For example, it's great on acoustic guitar at about 140% intensity.
FG-800M—The Slate Digital FG-800M emulates a version of the Sony C-800G that was slightly fatter and darker than the typically bright stock 800. If you want the sound of the FG-800 but need to tame sibilance, or desire slightly less brightness, the FG-800M will be the way to go.
FG-12—If you're well versed in the lore of vintage mics, you know that among the most coveted is the classic AKG C12, revered for its incredibly smooth, rich sound, and hovering at the $10k-$15k range on the vintage market (if you can find one). The original C12 was and still is a first-call mic for vocals and drum overheads (if the studio was lucky enough to have two). To craft the sound of the FG-12, Slate Digital found a stunning version of the original C12 to model, and dare we say, a perfect representation of this sought-after tone.
FG-M7—A hybrid dynamic/tube model that combines the famed Shure SM7 dynamic mic made legendary by Bruce Swedien's use as a vocal mic for Michael Jackson's Thriller, album with the tube stage of the U47 modeled from NRG's vintage 47. The result is an extremely punchy and crisp-sound mic with mids for days that cut through a mix. If you're looking to add body to a thin-sounding voice, start here.
FG-67—This model brings you the rich tube tone of the venerable Neumann U67, known for its slightly darker top end and thick, bold sound. An amazing vocal, the U67 is also magical on horns, piano, room mics, and a particular favorite of Steven Slate for toms.
FG-269—Based on the Neumann M269, a rare multi-pattern tube mic (circa 1962), which featured the famed K67 capsule found in U67 and U87 mics, but used a different tube (the Telefunken AC701), which produced higher gain and more air in the high end than the U67. If you're looking for a sound similar to the U67 but without the associated top-end darkness, the FG-269 delivers the goods with openness and clarity.
FG-73—Modeled after the ubiquitous Neve 1073 discrete preamp, the drive control of the FG-73 increases input gain while simultaneously decreasing output gain, which enables you to hear the saturation characteristics as they are without fooling your ear into thinking louder is better or distorting your DAW.
FG-76—The FG-76 preamp plug-in is modeled after the rare and highly sought-after Telefunken V76 tube preamp. A staple of recording for decades, the V76 is considered the king of tube preamps. Rich, smooth, and open, with depth for days, the sound of the V76 is actually more familiar than you might think. It was used in the REDD 36 console at Abbey Road Studios during the time when the Beatles did most of their recording (between 1964-1970 before Abbey Road went solid state with the EMI TG12345 console).
With the Slate Digital VMS, you can pick the right mic and preamp for the job without leaving your mix position or having to spend close to $100k on vintage mics and preamps. For more information, call or chat with your Westlake Pro sales consultant today.


Sure you can go around and tell everyone how dedicated you are to the Washington Huskies, but there is a much easier way to get your point across. Let everyone you pass know that you are a born and bred Washington Huskies fan with this Custom Sport hoodie! This hoodie boasts your team pride with Washington Huskies graphics and the sport of your choice. There are many ways to show your spirit, but this way you won't lose your voice.


We see numerous requests for guides on sending emails with some popular frameworks and libraries using an SMTP server, so we are launching a series of "how to" posts aimed at a painless configuration of the mail function in your application.
Today we are starting with PHP, one of the most popular web development languages.
There are two basic ways of sending emails with PHP: built-in mail function and external mail packages.
PHP's built-in mail function () is very simple but at the same time, it provides a limited functionality for sending emails. You won't be able to add attachments to your email, and building a beautiful HTML template with embedded images will be a tricky task as well.
The other side of the PHP mail function () is that the email is sent from your web server, which may cause issues with deliverability due to security concerns such as suspicion of spam and blacklisting. The best way to overcome this problem is sending messages via an SMTP server, however, this functionality is limited as well. PHP mail() does not usually allow you to use the external SMTP server and it does not support SMTP authentication.
In other words, we don't recommend using the PHP built-in mail function() and advise you to avoid the headaches it may cause by installing an external mailer package.
If you are still committed to the PHP built-in mail function() and are ready to accept the challenge, let's take a look at the basic code and its main parameters.
"$to" = your message recipient(s). The email address format may be user@example.com or User <user@example.com>. If there are several recipients, separate them with comma(-s).
$subject" = your message's subject.
"$message" = the body of your message. Lines should be separated with a CRLF (\r\n). Each line should not exceed 70 characters.
"[$headers]" = additional recipients of your message, which can be included in CC or BCC. Headers are optional, except for the "from" header: it must be specified, otherwise, you will receive an error message like Warning: mail(): "sendmail_from" not set in php.ini or custom "From:" header missing.
For more details and additional parameters, refer to the PHP documentation.
Where do I specify the SMTP settings? This is a fair question. Go to the PHP installation folder and configure them in the "php.ini" file. But this will only work for localhost or Xmapp like solutions because as we have already mentioned, PHP mail function does not support SMTP authentication and doesn't allow sending messages via external servers.
There are some other, rather haphazard options but we won't promote them and recommend using external PHP mail packages for sending emails via an external SMTP server.
To send emails with PHPMailer and SMTP, you need to install PHPMailer and configure SMTP settings first.
Adding Exception class will help you handle errors and debug them. In PHP it works similarly to the other programming languages. So, without it, if there is an error in your email sending code, you will just see a message saying Exception class is not found, but you won't be provided with any details on how to debug it. We will describe debugging is a separate section of this post.
To see detailed instructions on installation, check PHPMail documentation on Github.
and port ($mail->Port = 25, or 465, or 2525).
Most likely, you will use HTML to design your email notification. So, let's review some examples of using HTML methods and attributes.
The result "Message has been sent" informs you that your code executes correctly. To check the delivery result and details, go to your Mailtrap inbox: your messages will get there in seconds.
With Mailtrap, you will be able to review your HTML code, raw data, perform email browser testing as well as make sure your message won't be marked as spam, or your sending domain won't go blacklisted.
Once you have verified that your PHPMailer sending result matches your expectations, you can switch to regular email sending via any preferred SMTP server. For more configuration examples, check the "examples" folder inside PHPMailer documentation.
level 1 = client; will show you messages sent by the client.
level 2 = client and server; will add server messages, it's the recommended setting.
level 3 = client, server, and connection; will add information about the initial information, might be useful for discovering STARTTLS failures.
level 4 = low-level information.
Use level 3 or level 4 if you are not able to connect at all. Setting level 0 will turn the debugging off, it is usually used for production.
For a better understanding of how debugging in PHPMailer works, let's review a couple of examples.
2018-12-12 14:51:42 SMTP connect() failed. Mailer Error: SMTP connect() failed.
For this example, we entered an invalid hostname: mailtrap.io instead of smtp.mailtrap.io. and instantly received a message that an error occurred at the very first stage of communication with the server.
2018-12-12 14:49:26 SMTP INBOUND: "220 mailtrap.io ESMTP ready"
2018-12-12 14:49:30 SMTP INBOUND: "535 5.7.0 Invalid login or password"
2018-12-12 14:49:30 SMTP Error: Could not authenticate.
2018-12-12 14:49:30 SMTP INBOUND: "221 2.0.0 Bye"
2018-12-12 14:49:30 SMTP connect() failed.
Mailer Error: SMTP connect() failed.
This example demonstrates where the error occurs: now the SMTP, its hostname, and port are valid but a combination of login and password was not found, so you should double-check and modify your credentials. There are a couple of detailed articles on GitHub about debugging and troubleshooting, refer to them when you need to dive deeper into these topics.
What else should you consider about PHP mail sending options?
In this article, we have described the basic PHP email sending principles, syntax, and parameters. Besides, we have reviewed two main ways of sending emails with PHP: its built-in mail function and PHPMailer, the most popular external mail package.
Undoubtedly, the second one is a much more advanced solution, with SMTP authentication support and a wide set of HTML related features, however, PHP mail function() can still be an option if you are sending plain text notification via localhost.
Beyond PHPMailer, there are a bunch of other noteworthy solutions for building an HTML email and sending it via an SMTP server, such as PEAR mail package, Swift Mailer, or Zend Framework.
We will review them and other PHP mail sending options in future posts.
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The Yamaha YZF-R15 S is a sports bike that redesigned with a single seat. R15 Version 2.0 is the second version of the existing YZF R15 that comes with new graphics. The motorcycle has made few changes as single seat unit and new graphics. The 150cc bike is blessed with broad tires, front fairing, twin headlamp and advanced brakes. The powering of the quarter-liter bike comes from its substantial motor which delivers a dynamic performance.
The YZF R15 S is featured with a single unit seat instead of split seats, which provides comfortable sitting position to the both rider and pillion. The handling quality remains the same as it has compact handlebar that provides sportier riding position to the riders. The lightweight chassis endows an excellent stability on the high speed.
If the maintenance is considered, the commuter motorcycles of the firm are the best because the products are not equipped with the standard components such as you can easily maintain the motorcycle on your level. The Yamaha YZF R15 S is featured with a compact engine that only required least care. Apart from this, the spare parts of this brand are little bit higher than other motorcycles.
The Yamaha YZF R15 S is the upgraded version of R15 which is featured with new livery and single unit seat. The price of the new version remains the same as the R15 Version 2.0.


Rick Jaklitsch, one of the biggest boosters of University of Maryland football, was scheduled to travel with the team to its game Saturday at the University of Michigan.
But Jaklitsch, an Upper Marlboro personal injury lawyer, was removed from the travel group after some Terps players saw his name on the passenger list for Ann Arbor, according to ESPN.
Jaklistch, in an interview Sunday night with The Washington Post, said he wasn't trying to cause any additional pain for the players and remains a Terrapin supporter.
Jaklitsch is a pure POS. His money should be thrown away if anyone at UM has any guts. And players should rightfully walk out of he's affiliated with the team in any way. He tries to buy his way onto the team, like a fantasy come true. He's garbage and personifies everything wrong about college sports.
Danny Jacobs is the legal editor at The Daily Record. He previously covered trial courts at the state and local levels and served as web editor.


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Jeremy Clarkson criticised for road-testing wives
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TV presenter Jeremy Clarkson's latest Top Gear Challenge has sparked fresh criticism after he and his co-presenters set out to discover which of them had the fastest wife.
Much of the criticism came after Clarkson decided to swap spouses, and was seen clambering into an ex-wife, whom he declared an 'absolute classic'. He then attempted to cross the finishing line ahead of Richard 'hamster' Hammond who did the whole thing in the same sporty blond.
Clarkson defended his decision to swap, claiming that he had ridden his current wife all the way down from Gloucester and she had overheated on the M42 outside Redditch. 'I was hanging on for dear life, praying to God I didn't have a blowout,' explained Clarkson. 'I didn't want her leaking all the way back, so I thought, hey why not get out the old crate and give her a spin.
'There was nothing in the rules saying I couldn't swap the missus, despite James May's usual protests. But then you should have seen the clapped out old thing he showed up in. It's a wonder he finished at all,' he added
In the end Hammond came first by a fraction of a second.
Clarkson however remained bullish, saying: 'He was in a newer model, but was going far too fast with more understeer… than a pig… with no front legs. It was obvious he'd completely lose his way and end up in the wrong bush, which is actually minus ten points, and straight to the bottom of the cool wall. '
'So he was lucky. And I probably lost about 2 or 3 seconds anyway due to foreplay, which as any of my wives will tell you is longer than I normally take in the wet.'
Malcolm Rennie, BBC Head of Defending Clarkson, said: 'Top Gear is the most popular show on BBC2, it is shown in 86 territories and generates annual merchandising sales in excess of £4.8 million. So Jeremy could cook and eat a pensioner live on air and we wouldn't give a donkey's fuck. But thanks for asking.'
On next week's show a more rigorous comparison of the wives will be carried out by the Stig.
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Q: SRSS 2008 RepeatOnNewPage not really work on the "2nd last" page I've built a RDL with SRSS 2008 (actually it's migrated from 2005 by opening and saving in SRSS 2008)
There's a group which its visibility is controlled by input parameters. (Static) rows inside the group sets RepeatOnNewPage as True and KeepWithGroup attribute is set to "Before" as footer also.
I found that the group keeps repeating on each page just only missing in the second last page.
I have tried to set the RepeatOnNewPage be either True or False for the group but the result still be same (missing the footer in 2nd last page).
I am not sure why this happening and hope if some advise can be provided. Thanks very much.
Source can be provided as request.

A: When I set RepeatOnNewPage to True I usually set KeepWithGroup to After.
See this answer for further details.


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Emmanuel Moire (born 16 June 1979 in Le Mans) is a French singer-songwriter, best known for portraying the role of Louis XIV in the French stage musical Le Roi Soleil.

Moire has released four albums (Là) où je pars (2006), L'Équilibre (2009), Le chemin (2013) and La Rencontre (2015). He sings and plays the piano, with a hundred tunes to his credit.
He participated on TV show Danse avec les Stars, which he won in December 2012.

Career

At 21 years of age, Emmanuel was selected to take part in the 16th meeting of Astaffort, a training course for songwriters and performers. Between 2004 and 2007, he portrayed Louis XIV in the successful musical Le Roi Soleil, whose cast included Christophe Maé and Merwan Rim.

Emmanuel Moire released his first solo album, titled Là où je pars, on 13 November 2006. With British pop influences, the first album paid special attention to the melodies even more than the emotions. The piano, vocals and beautiful guitar segments led the listener to a place where love, sufferings and the small joys of the life all mixed. On his Facebook site, Emmanuel said his first album was "about the universal topics which I wanted to treat in a personal way. The role of an artist, it is to invite people into his universe, to give all that he has in him so that each one finds his own story there." "This album is the fruit of a lot of collaboration. I wanted it to represent me so that people could discover me, musically, there." "It is easy to see that this album is a reunion of those close to me at Astaffort. Those, who for several years, share in the same hopes and dreams: Claire Joseph, Yann Guillon, Benoît Poher, Davide Esposito, Christophe Beucher..."  The first single from the album was "Le Sourire".

His second album, titled L'Équilibre was released in April 2009, and includes songs such as "Adulte et Sexy" and "Sans dire un mot" which were made into music videos. "Sois Tranquille" is a very personal song for the artist. In an interview by Deborah Laurent for 7sur7, the artist said: "The music was already written when my brother passed away. I wanted to speak about my brother, of his uncommon greatness. I lost my brother on 28 January. I just said to myself that it was not necessary for me to speak, because I was going to speak about my suffering. I wanted it to be more positive, a homage, some thing more spiritual. Therefore, I 'lent' my voice to my brother."

Emmanuel Moire represented France at the 2007 Sopot Festival in Poland performing his song "Ça me fait du bien" coming runner-up to eventual winner, the Polish band Feel.

In 2019, Moire participated in the 2019 edition of Destination Eurovision to attempt to represent France at the Eurovision Song Contest 2019 in Tel Aviv, Israel, with the song "La promesse". He placed fourth overall in the final.

Personal life

He and his twin brother Nicolas were born in Le Mans on 16 June 1979.

In early 2008, Emmanuel Moire was hit by a car outside his Paris residence. He received a sprained ankle and three cracked ribs. The accident caused him to miss a performance in Strasbourg and the NRJ Music Awards.

On 12 January 2009, Emmanuel's twin brother Nicolas was run over by a car. Nicolas went into a deep coma and died two weeks later, on 28 January 2009. He was just 29.

Moire came out as gay in the French LGBT magazine Têtu in October 2009. In that interview he said, "I hope to live a normal discreet life. I am at peace with myself."

Philanthropy
Moire is a member of the Les Enfoirés charity ensemble since 2014.

Discography

Albums

Singles

*Did not appear in the official Belgian Ultratop 50 charts, but rather in the bubbling under Ultratip charts.

Other charted songs

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References

External links
 Emmanuel Moire's official site
 Official site of his first solo album
 Le Roi Soleil's official site

1979 births
Danse avec les stars winners
French-language singers
French pop singers
French gay musicians
French LGBT singers
Gay singers
Living people
People from Le Mans
French twins
21st-century French male singers
20th-century French LGBT people
21st-century French LGBT people


Perhaps, everyone knows about 3 important roles of mirrored surfaces in interior design. Firstly, they are irreplaceable when it comes to visual expansion of small and narrow rooms. Secondly, they add the sense of light to dark interiors. And thirdly, they enhance the perception of reflected decorative elements. Thanks to modern technologies, making a mirror wall in the interior is not so complicated. Today we will take a closer look at two popular finishing materials for creating mirror walls: plastic mirror wall panels and tiles.
Many people often have a biased view of plastic panels, but despite a widely spread opinion there is at least one type of plastic panels, which looks absolutely good and elegant even in pompous classical interiors – a mirror one. Their only drawback is fragility and resistance to scratches. But this flaw is counterbalanced by moderate price level of the material and great room for imagination – its reflective surfaces can be decorated with any pattern to your liking.
The installation process is quite easy and their field of application may be defined as universal. Still, it's worth mentioning that mirror wall panels are not suitable for making fragmentary décor and finishing complex form surfaces: its sheets are intended for big-size use only.
There are two ways to install plastic mirror wall panels – stick them to the beforehand prepared even surface with a glue, or secure them mechanically to the framework, which is especially relevant to uneven surfaces. Besides, the latter mechanical installation technology allows for masking utility systems and filling the walls with the thermo- and acoustic insulator.
As a rule, they're manufactured from glass or ceramics with a broad size range: you may buy 10×10 cm as well as 60×120 cm tiles. Big-size tiles look more elegant and realistic and are better for creating full-fledged mirror walls. As for small tiles, they are more suited to small surfaces and fragmentary decoration, such as kitchen backsplashes.
When choosing this type of finishing, it's vital to find an experienced tiler, especially speaking of big-size pieces. As for the interior style, mirror wall tiles are quite specific. Still, they're welcomed in classical, neoclassical, loft and modern interiors, and practically any room of the house – from the hallway and bathroom to the kitchen and lounge. Anyway, wherever you want to apply mirror tiles, remember that it must be no more than one wall. Traditionally, designers use mirror tiles for decorating the wall opposite the window as it visually expands the volume of the room and increases the level of lighting.


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Codecs have a rrlegger as trondheim tendency to stick around in memory, and VirtualDub filters are always loaded, so you can hit this limit really fast. Another is that there is significant effort being put into.NET environments for Linux (Mono and DotGNU). 11/23/2002 News: VirtualDub.4.12 released.4.12 is out, and it breaks a rather old VirtualDub tradition: it has a separate version optimized for the Pentium 4, instead of all optimizations in one codebase. The glitches in the capture module were due to some in-progress conversion of filename handling to Unicode - a couple of subsystems.5.0 are capable of accepting Unicode filenames under Windows NT/2000/XP, and this will grow with time. I play NFS:HP2 with the keyboard, and the cops keep radioing "he's all over the road!" to each other.
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Linguine Pompeii is a dish I had been meaning to try for a while. I didn't have a recipe, I saw it on the menu at Tour of Italy restaurant in Tallahassee. When I go in and wait on a take-away pizza for our movie night I usually look over the menu.
This is a blurry photo (sorry) but you can see the ingredients listed. This was my inspiration. Without knowing measurements or quantities I just winged it last night.
I chopped up about 8 ounces of fresh spinach, 8 cloves of garlic, 3 fat Roma Tomatoes and 4 tablespoons butter. A squirt of olive oil too.
Saute in a pan, add chopped marinated artichokes and roughly 1/2 cup of white wine. I also tossed in a bit of salt, oregano and basil. Oh my - the aroma was heavenly. Is there anything like garlic cooking to get your whet your appetite?
We had thin spaghetti rather than linguine and once this sauce was tossed on, it was marvelous. Oh, I also put in 1/2 cup Parmesan cheese. That was good.
We have decided this can make a regular appearance on the meal rotations but I don't want to make it too much, don't want to get tired of it. I have no idea how this is served at the restaurant but this version has made it on our favorites list.
Served with homemade French bread and a cold Chardonnay - it hit the spot in this hot weather. Easy and I'd say fairly inexpensive.
Improvised dishes can really be the best! I like your style here.
Thanks, Mae. I usually use a recipe as a guideline but I figured I could pull this one off without measurements. It was very good.
Sounds good to me but can hear John saying, yuck, limp spinach! SIGH!!!
I love all of the ingredients and flavors in this. Yum!
I love when you post improvised recipes. This looks like a winner, but I'd use less garlic.
Sounds absolutely fantastic. I am going to give it a go - very soon!
Yum! And what a fun way of coming with a recipe. It'd be interesting to see what you thought of the restaurant dish if you ever had it. I'd be surprised if it was nearly as good as this looks!
That looks delicious! We almost never cook with wine (we don't drink it so we almost never have it or buy it), but this is tempting! Kudos for seeing something and just trying it. I should do that more often. Or at all! Hahaha.