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'The New Black Vanguard' Exhibit Comes to the DIA
The traveling exhibition features more than 100 images by Black photographers that highlight the intersection of fashion, art, and culture
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Adrienne Raquel, Gold Finger, New York, 2019 // Photograph courtesy of the Detroit Institute of Arts
On Dec. 17, the Detroit Institute of Arts debuts The New Black Vanguard: Photography Between Art and Fashion. Presenting the works of 15 Black photographers, the traveling exhibition features color portraits, conceptual images, and fashion editorial photographs and explores conversations surrounding Black representation.
The collection is curated by New York writer and critic Antwaun Sargent and features over 100 photographs by creatives who are part of The New Black Vanguard, which the DIA says is "a global movement of emerging artists working throughout the African diaspora, in Africa, Europe, and the U.S." The photographers who make up the movement challenge the idea that Blackness is one-dimensional and celebrate Black creativity through their projects, which they often work on with Black stylists, clothing designers, and models.
Ruth Ossai, London, 2017 // Photograph courtesy of the Detroit Institute of Arts
"Antwaun Sargent highlights the work of gifted young image-makers who forge new narratives about photography, fashion, and Black identity to Detroit and the walls of the DIA for the first time," says Nancy Barr, the DIA curator of photography, in a press release. "This is a must-see exhibition for all."
Exhibit visitors can see the work of photographers like Campbell Addy, a London, England-based creative who uses images to explore relations between clothing and gender; Nigerian photographer Ruth Ossai, whose work is inspired by her native culture; and Cleveland, Ohio-based Adrienne Raquel, who captured photos of famous Detroit-born rapper Lizzo in a Playboy magazine shoot. For the DIA show only, guests can also find a special section of the exhibit called "New Gazes," which spotlights the work of local photographers Mishira Davis, Justin Milhouse, Christian Najjar, Ray Rogers, Corey Turner, and Bre'Ann White along with more than 20 other emerging photographers from around the world.
Tyler Mitchell, Untitled (Hijab Couture), New York, 2019 // Photograph courtesy of the Detroit Institute of Arts
Additionally, the exhibit will present videos and publications that feature work by photographers who are part of The New Black Vanguard movement. Among the works on display are magazine covers by Dana Scruggs, who, in 2019, became the first Black photographer to shoot a Rolling Stone magazine cover, and Tyler Mitchell, whose iconic photographs of Beyoncé graced the cover of Vogue in 2018.
The New Black Vanguard will remain open to the public until April 17, 2022. The exhibit is free with museum admission.
For more information, visit dia.org.
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Smashbox FINALLY came out with a sample box full of their top selling products!! Smashbox is a mid-price brand that you can pick up at any Sephora or Ulta. While it is not a cheap brand to try, it is certainly priced where you can enjoy it; once you know what you like.
It has been one of my favorite brands for a long time. Their primers are the absolute best on the market, and they have a full range; based on what you are trying to accomplish. There is a green one to help combat redness, a purple one to make your skin look a bit lively, a peachy one if you need color correction, a clear on for if you will be doing a photo session, and so many more. They are a staple in my collection.
While I love their primers, I had not tried any of their other products. When I saw this little box at Sephora, I knew it was coming home with me. And for only $19, you just can't beat it.
Photo Finish Eye Primer– All of their face primers are amazing, and this is no different. You only need a tiny pat of this onto your eyelids and your shadow will last all day. I would apply my makeup early in the morning, and on days that I used it, I went to bed looking as good as I did going out first thing.
Photo Finish Foundation Primer– In my makeup bag, I always have some of their foundation primers. But this was a first that I tried this one, and again, I was not disappointed. My pores were gone, any shine was gone, my foundation looked amazing on it, and I looked airbrushed in photos. When using this, there is always a reason to take a selfie.
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Full Exposure Mascara– This was a very good mascara. It does give a ton of volume on the lashes, it does not clump or flake, and it is a great solid color. The reason that I am not loving it is because, it does not give any length. My lashes have the volume, but they are short; so I am needing something to help with the length. For me, this is not the ideal mascara because of that; but if you are needing help with volume this this would be amazing for you.
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What do you think of this sample box? Is this something that you would give a go to, or do you just dive right in and try the full size product?


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LSU Sociologists: Lessons from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Could Help Prepare for Long-Term Health Impacts of the Coronavirus Pandemic
LSU sociologists' continuing research on outcomes of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill provides a long-term look at how a public health emergency with immediate consequences for some can lead to new and more widespread health problems for others a decade later, in insidious ways—and not because of physical exposure. In light of the current coronavirus pandemic, this should give policymakers pause.
Kathryn Sweet Keating, PhD candidate in sociology, with advisor Tim Slack, professor in the LSU Department of Sociology. Their research poster, "Primary Healthcare Need as a Dimension of Resilience following the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill: Definition, Access, Perception," won first place at the 2018 Rural Sociological Society meeting. Keating is also a past Science Policy Fellow with the National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine Gulf Research Program. (Photo by Vanessa Parks.)
This week marks 10 years after the BP-leased Deepwater Horizon oil rig exploded in the Gulf of Mexico, leading to the deaths of 11 crew members and the largest accidental marine oil spill in history. About 200 million gallons of oil coated more than a thousand miles of shoreline over the next three months, with the most severe oiling occurring in South Louisiana. There was cascading damage to natural ecosystems and the communities and economies tied to them; a moratorium on offshore drilling impacted oil and gas workers in all 64 Louisiana parishes, many of whom lost their jobs or saw their income go down, and other local industries—from fishing to tourism—suffered.
The immediate health effects for people who came into contact with the oil and chemical dispersants were apparent. Wheezing and shortness of breath, headaches, skin rashes, and burning of the eyes, nose, throat, and lungs. Less immediate were lung and heart problems that developed over time, especially among cleanup workers. What these effects had in common, however, was that they all could be tied to direct, physical contact with something toxic.
Now, ongoing studies describe the importance of indirect effects on people's health, including among children. This research shows the most persistent health consequences over time do not stem from physical exposure, but from loss of work and money.
"For decades, sociologists have been examining socioeconomic conditions as a fundamental cause of health disparities. Still, we didn't necessarily expect the economic losses in the wake of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill to be linked to these persistent negative health outcomes."—Tim Slack
With support from the Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative, or GoMRI, LSU sociologists began collecting data while oil was still leaking from the Deepwater Horizon wellhead. The 2010-2013 Community Oil Spill Survey studied physical and mental health, including stress, among affected residents. The ultimate focus was on tracking resilience; what was making our communities more or less vulnerable, and what measures could potentially be taken to help? Later, the Consortium for Resilient Gulf Communities, led by the RAND Corporation, involved several LSU researchers (including sociologists Matthew Lee, Troy Blanchard, and Tim Slack) with support from both GoMRI and the National Science Foundation to continue to track impacts between 2015 and 2019. In parallel, a third study called Resilient Children, Youth, and Community (RCYC), in collaboration with the National Center for Disaster Preparedness (NCDP) at Columbia University and with support from GoMRI, has continued to gather quantitative and qualitative data from the same respondents at multiple points in time, building off NCDP data from 2014 with follow-ups in 2016, 2017, and 2018. Lead investigator Tim Slack, professor in the LSU Department of Sociology, now has two papers under review where he and his team are starting to draw conclusions from the data they've collected from individuals and families over the years.
Kathryn Sweet Keating (center back) is the coordinator for the Resilient Children, Youth, and Community, or RCYC, study. The Wave 3 field team included Field Managers Jyaphia Christos-Rodgers (in green) and Amber Goff (not pictured), Adele Tennyson, Barbara Redding, Elizabeth Gelvin, Amelia Bowers, Sharon Foret, Ingrid Bradford, and Terrance Johnson. To her right is Jeremy Brooks, a colleague from Columbia University. The RCYC study has canvassed seven parishes in South Louisiana since 2014: Vermilion, Terrebonne, Lafourche, Jefferson, Plaquemines, Orleans, and St. Tammany. (Photo by by Jonathan Sury.)
In two stark figures, Slack and collaborators show how kids who had direct, physical exposure to the oil spill suffered initial health effects but have seen their health improve over time to be similar to kids without physical exposure. This is great news. However, kids whose families suffered job or income loss due the oil spill, not only suffered initial health effects, but saw their health disadvantage persist over time—relative to kids whose families were not economically impacted. This pattern holds for both general child health and the number of recent physical health problems children have experienced.
"In Southeast Louisiana, we have to situate the impacts of Deepwater Horizon within the larger context of cumulative disaster and environmental stress."—Kathryn Sweet Keating
"For decades, sociologists have been examining socioeconomic conditions as a fundamental cause of health disparities," Slack said. "Still, we didn't necessarily expect the economic losses in the wake of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill to be linked to these persistent negative health outcomes."
Researchers who study the impacts of the Deepwater Horizon disaster often make comparisons with the Exxon Valdez oil spill in Alaska's Prince William Sound in 1989, which was the worst oil spill in US history until 2010. But there's one important difference, remarked Kathryn Sweet Keating, PhD candidate in sociology, who's been working with Slack as a study coordinator on the RCYC project since 2016:
"In Southeast Louisiana, we have to situate the impacts of Deepwater Horizon within the larger context of cumulative disaster and environmental stress. Those who call Southeast Louisiana home may hold in recent memory a timeline of experiences that includes events such as Hurricane Katrina, the Deepwater Horizon, floods, coastal erosion, and now, COVID-19."
"Although we see a lot of severe disruptions to health and well-being already with the coronavirus, we can likely count on continued impacts down the road as the socioeconomic fallout mounts."—Tim Slack
Slack agreed, adding that their findings on long-term health outcomes from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill could help Louisiana anticipate continued challenges from the current (and hopefully short-term) epidemic.
Repeated exposure to natural as well as man-made disasters hurts socioeconomically disadvantaged communities more, and any disaster that causes job or income loss is likely to have negative health effects in the long term, including for children, according to evidence from the Resilient Children, Youth, and Community (RCYC) project. This photo, taken in Lafourche Parish, was captured by Elizabeth Cutright, one of the RCYC interviewers. All survey responses were confidential.
"We see how the parts of our state that were slammed by Katrina and most impacted by the oil spill are now also a hotspot for the pandemic," he said. "Right now, we're very focused on the direct impacts of the virus and how to limit its spread and lower the mortality rate. These are critical short-term goals, but in the case of the Deepwater Horizon, our data showed that the socioeconomic disruptions have the longest lasting impacts. Although we see a lot of severe disruptions to health and well-being already with the coronavirus, we can likely count on continued impacts down the road as the socioeconomic fallout mounts."
Keating is well situated to connect their findings (based on extensive field interviews) with potential policy implications. Keating received dual bachelor's degrees in social work and sociology from Indiana University in her home state. She then got a master's degree in social work from Portland State University, later adding a master's degree in sociology from LSU. After moving to Louisiana in 2016, she became a Licensed Master Social Worker. Now, a PhD candidate in sociology, she combines theory and practice.
"I tend to view social work as applied sociology with an ethical framework," Keating said. "Empirical evidence is the foundation for much of the work you do in social work, and as a sociologist, I'm constantly looking for empirical evidence, while thinking about possible practical applications. I often use social systems theory as my lens—considering individual, family, community, and larger-scale social functioning—to try to find solutions."
Slack echoes this broad approach. While studying the impacts of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, he often finds himself in a transdisciplinary context.
"No one discipline can capture and understand all of the dynamics of a disaster," he explained. "I work with epidemiologists, ecologists, psychologists, economists. I don't know that any of us were necessarily thinking that we wanted to be 'oil spill researchers.' Yet, here we are."
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I know that technically the last day of summer isn't until later in September but for some reason end of August starts to feel like a transition into Autumn. I'm sharing my latest make which is a summer dress but with some autumnal hues.
This fabric is one of those hard cottons that is sort of stiff--but washes quite nicely and was a gift from some colleagues.
The dress closes with a side zip --which I just find way easier than back zippers for functionality!
Very pleased with how it came out and I'm already planning more dresses since it's such a quick make.
How cool is this location? Hard to believe it's within Edinburgh--Dr. Neil's Garden. It has almost a beachy feel to it!
Excited to do more autumnal sewing--time to dig out my tweeds and wools again! yipppeee! What about you--planning new seasonal outfits?
Welcome to my love of 1940 McCall patterns, where even the slips are glamorous!
This was my first time ever making a vintage slip and what a gem McCall 3718 is as a pattern. The slip itself is almost like a dress (in fact, it could be a dress!) I made it out of cream coloured silk fabric.
The pattern itself features a scooped neckline with slight gathering under the bust, thin shoulder straps, a paneled, slightly flaring skirt and a side zipper.
I did a hand picked zipper insertion --which looks best (and was easiest) with the silk fabric.
I'm incredibly picky about my slips and usually only wear half slips. I think this vintage pattern solves my dislike for slips as this serves the purpose of both camisole and slip all in one and of course the fit and flare goes perfectly with my other 1940 McCall patterns. There are three slip patterns in the 1940 catalogue and I can't wait to make the others. I'm thinking maybe black for the next slip?


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For many it appears confusing that there should be such popular support for continued membership of the Euro in Greece, given the brinkmanship of the current Greek government. But early indicators show a likely "yes" vote in Sunday's referendum on whether to accept the plan put forward by the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
1. Greece would reintroduce the Drachma, which would immediately plunge in value against other currencies as foreign investors abandoned Greece en masse. For them the Euro exit would be a measure of Greece's parlous economic prospects and they would fear what would follow – the Syriza government imposing a one-off tax on all foreign held assets, say, to get the economy back on it's feet. The Greek government would make some effort to defend the currency using its €5.2bn of foreign exchange reserves. By buying Drachma with it's reserve Euros it would try to offset all the selling by departing foreign investors retaining the balance between demand and supply for its home currency – but these would soon be exhausted.
2. In a 2012 paper the IMF estimated that the Drachma would be devalued by about 50 per cent against the Euro. Oxford Economics in February reckoned it would be 30 per cent.
This would devalue people's savings, stopping consumer spending in its tracks. As consumers we tend to spend when we feel wealthy and save when we don't. How much our savings are worth is a big part of this.
3. A devalued Drachma would also cause huge inflation. Companies importing sunglasses, say, would now have to pay their suppliers double; much of this would be passed onto the prices of the sunglasses. The IMF reckons inflation would boom by 35 per cent. Many essential items, of which Greece is a net importer - wheat, milk, meat – would balloon in price. (Exporters on the other hand, would do well out of this; those selling oranges to English supermarkets would have double the profits, when they converted them back to Drachma, which would help fuel Greece's mid-term recovery).
4. Investor confidence would be shattered so neither the Greek government nor Greek companies would be able to borrow from abroad for several years. Debt is the cornerstone of the capitalist system (unfortunately), so this would be a problem. New roads to get people to work quicker (government borrowing)? New machines to harvest oranges quicker and more cheaply? Additional temporary staff to sell all those sunglasses ahead of the summer season (both private borrowing)? Forget about it.
5. With no additional bailouts the Greek government would have run out of money. With no money to pay pensions or government wages, whoever is in charge would have a hard time of governing.
6. The ultimate effect, reckons the IMF, would be a hit to GDP of 8 per cent. The Greek economy has already contracted by 25 per cent.
7. Creditors would likely agree to some sort of debt restructuring that would involve a "haircut", corresponding to some level of debt forgiveness. The costs would fall mostly on official creditors including IMF, the ECB and the governments of other European economies, who are on the hook for most of of Greece's external debt, currently about $500bn. Roughly $46bn is owned by foreign banks, but this is widely spread so should not cause too much disruption.
The alternative, a default on current loans while staying in the Euro, is pretty pointless. Because the loans were restructured in February 2012 to avert the Armageddon last time, the interest rates are relatively small (3 per cent of GDP). Greece need not start paying back the principal on most of eurozone loans until 2022. So it wouldn't get Greece out of the hole, which is about how much they owe, not how much interest they must pay.
Why can't Greece just keep paying the interest?
The problem is the conditions that are attached to the loans.
Each time a big loan is due for repayment, the "troika" of creditors – the IMF, the ECB and the European Commission (representing Europe's various credit governments) attach conditions to the new loan. It's like the bank manager saying, "I'll renew your loan for another year, but on the condition you only spend £100 all year on clothes. Otherwise I won't".
Why is the troika imposing these conditions? In part, because they want their money back. The Greek government won't find the money for repayment until the economy recovers – as growth returns, tax receipts increase and the money collects in government coffers. But,they reason, if Greece doesn't reform and continues to let people dodge taxes, take excessive pensions, retire too early and be payed a minimum wage that the state can't afford the economy may never recover.
The Greek government has made a start. Forget about it's debt interest payments and its primary budget is in surplus – it gets more in taxes that it pays out in public spending (pensions, teachers salaries, building hospitals etc). It is also running a current account surplus: it is exporting more than it is importing which, crudely, means money is pouring into the economy rather than pouring out.
But it needs to do much better if the troika is to get its money back. The current target is to increase today's tiny surplus to 3.5 per cent of GDP by 2018 and onwards. The creditors – most notably the IMF – do not believe that the current reforms proposed by the government will achieve this.
Many economists believe that without this discipline from outside creditors, Greece, especially with the current government, would go back to its bad old ways of excessive spending.
The fracas that concluded on 30 June with Greece missing an IMF payment was a small skirmish in a much bigger fight. The argument was about whether Greece would adhere to creditor conditions in order to release the last tranche – €7.2bn – of bailout number two – total €130bn – that was extended in February 2012.
The real battle will be for the third bailout, required to keep Greece solvent as future payments come due – nearly €7bn to the ECB in July and August alone – which economists reckon will require between €30 billion and €50 billion.


13th Dec 2012 - Game developer Shanblue Interactive have announced that Vampire Crystals will be available for WiiWare in America December 20th and will be released in Europe soon after. Vampire Crystals is a frenetic game suitable for all ages with colorful graphics and a very devilish gameplay. Enjoy playing solo or playing with friends, choose yo.. Read More.
30th Nov 2012 - D3Publisher and Cartoon Network Enterprises have announced that Ben 10 Omniverse is now available for the Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo DS, Wii, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3 consoles. Ben 10 Omniverse is also available for the new Wii U console from Nintendo. Based on the brand new animated series of the same name, Ben 10 Omniverse introduc.. Read More.
31st Oct 2012 - Warner Bros. have released a lighthearted humor video for the timeless fantasy tale, the video showcases some of the most memorable moments from the films reimagined in an unmistakable LEGO way. LEGO The Lord of the Rings based on the epic story events from the motion picture trilogy is sure to be one of the most sought after games f.. Read More.
29th Oct 2012 - Game publisher O-Games have announced that Everyone Sing for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and the Wii is now available to buy in stores. Featuring 35 tracks from top artists including Nicki Minaj and The Wanted, Everyone Sing is the first multi-format singing game where literally everyone can sing and is perfect for a night in with friend.. Read More.
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5th Oct 2012 - Gamers looking to make a direct impact in their hometown have a can't-miss opportunity this month with Extra Life, a gamer-centric fundraising phenomenon helping Children's Miracle Network Hospitals across North America. The Extra Life marathon encourages game enthusiasts to sign up for free at http://www.extra-life.org, select the C.. Read More.
19th Sep 2012 - Ubisoft have announced that Rayman Jungle Run the first Rayman iteration developed specifically for mobile devices will be available from the 19th September for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch and for Android mobile devices on the 20th September at the price of £1.99. The game has been optimized to take advantage of the capabilities of th.. Read More.
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Academic officials at dedication ceremony, School of Education building, University of Louisville, 1981.
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Professors and academic officials celebrate at the dedication ceremony for the School of Education building. A woman in academic regalia stands at a podium.
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The Silas Miller mansion located at 119 W. Broadway was formerly the Academic Department and College of Arts and Sciences building for the University of Louisville. The three story building has columns supporting a large portico with balusters over...
Belknap Academic Building, University of Louisville, 2018.
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The Belknap Academic Building, more commonly known as "The BAB," seen from the entry way off South Brook Street. Ground was broken on October 17, 2016 for the Belknap Academic Building; it opened for use in fall, 2018. Current uses: classrooms and...
The Belknap Academic Building, more commonly known as "The BAB." Much of the Shumaker Research Building can be seen, as well. Ground was broken on October 17, 2016 for the Belknap Academic Building; it opened for use in fall, 2018. Current uses:...
The Belknap Academic Building, more commonly known as "The BAB," seen from the plaza near Gottschalk Hall and the Humanities Building. Ground was broken on October 17, 2016 for the Belknap Academic Building; it opened for use in fall, 2018. Current...
Belknap Academic Building patio, University of Louisville, 2018.
The Belknap Academic Building, more commonly known as "The BAB." Ground was broken on October 17, 2016 for the Belknap Academic Building; it opened for use in fall, 2018. Current uses: classrooms and teaching laboratories, the Student Success...
Grawemeyer Hall, University of Louisville, 2007.
Grawemeyer Hall from an elevated perspective. Grawemeyer Hall was built as the Administration Building for the University of Louisville and was dedicated in honor of H. Charles Grawemeyer on November 18, 1988. A historical legacy marker was added...
Strickler Hall, University of Louisville.
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University of Louisville, Downtown Center.
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Louisville Scholar House - Owsley Brown Frazier Academic Services Center, Louisville, Kentucky, 2013.
The Owsley Brown Frazier Acadmic Services Center seen from the street. There are cars parked along curb. The Owsley Brown Frazier Academic Services Center is home to the Louisville Scholar House offices. Louisville Scholar House is a collaboration...
Cultural Center, University of Louisville, 2012.
The Cultural Center: a small brick building, with a mural painted on the closest wall. This building was previously known as Minority Affairs. The Minority Affairs program was known as the Office of Black Affairs when it was housed at its two...
Louisville Scholar House - Buildings A-E, Louisville, Kentucky, 2013.
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Scholar House residences seen from the street corner. The Owsley Brown Frazier Academic Services Center is also visible. Scholar House is a collaboration between University of Louisville, Family Scholar House (formerly known as Project Women), the...
Fine Arts Building, in use as cafeteria, University of Louisville, late 1950s.
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Lutz Hall with parking lot and part of the Miller Information Technology Center in the foreground. Location: Belknap Campus: sites of former Student Union and Belknap Gymnasium; near MITC and Schneider Halls. Current uses: Houses A&S Anthropology,...
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Student Activities Center clock tower, University of Louisville, 2019.
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The Swain Student Activities Center (SAC) clock tower, with part of the Belknap Academic Building in view.
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Exterior front of Grawemeyer Hall, Louisville, Kentucky, 1928.
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What if we told you that Hustle and Flow and Crash never should've happened—at least without Terrance Howard's participation? The actor now says his critically acclaimed career was nearly derailed before the train left the station by Bill Cosby.
At 19, Howard landed a role on The Cosby Show—just his second audition in New York, but was eventually cut from the show.
"I was 19 and had just moved to New York from Cleveland, I got on 'The Cosby Show' on my second audition ever," Howard told WENN.
After being cut, Howard confronted Cosby about the situation.
"I told him, 'I'm a man just like you.' He didn't like it, and the casting agent never took my calls again."
Howard says the incident led to a four year hiatus.
Bill Cosby has not commented on the allegations.
During the month of August, Pepsi will hold their first ever "Month In The Mix."
As part of "Month In The Mix" Pepsi will pay tribute to the DJ with events in different cities across the country such as Atlanta, Los Angeles, Detroit, and Miami and as promotion for "Month In The Mix" Pepsi has chosen several DJ's to serve as members of the Pepsi DJ division including DJ Drama, DJ Enuff, DJ Irie, and others.
"DJs are respected trendsetters who have an undeniable influence on hip-hop culture," said Frank Cooper, VP of portfolio brands, Pepsi-Cola North America in a statement. "'Month in the Mix' is a natural extension of the Pepsi DJ Division and we look forward to celebrating the DJ and showcasing their impact on music."
To kick off "Month In The Mix" Pepsi will hold an exclusive launch party at New York's Arena.
For more information on "Month In The Mix" and the Pepsi DJ division visit www.pepsidjdivision.com.
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L'année 368 est une année bissextile qui commence un mardi.

Événements
 Hiver 367–368, Arménie : Cylaces et Arrabannes assiègent pour Shapur II la forteresse d'Artogerassa où s'est réfugiée P'aranjem, la veuve du roi Arsace II d'Arménie. Souffrant des intempéries, ils parlementent avec elle, et finalement font défection, ce qui permet à la reine de détruire l'armée de siège perse et à son fils Pap de se réfugier dans l'empire romain. Il rencontre Valens à Marcianopolis avant le  puis est envoyé en résidence à Néocésarée.
 Fin de l'hiver :  une armée romaine considérable, conduite par Théodose l'Ancien, général de Valentinien d'origine espagnole, traverse la Manche entre Bononia et Rutupiæ. En Bretagne, elle repousse la coalition des Pictes et des Scots sur terre et des Saxons sur mer.
 9-28 mars : Valens est à Marcianopolis, en Mésie. Sa campagne contre les Goths est compromise par une inondation du Danube.
 20 avril, Pâques : les Alamans de Rando reprennent Mayence et dévastent à nouveau la rive gauche du Rhin.
 Été :
 Valentinien , basé à Trèves, franchit le Rhin, écrase les Alamans à Solicinium (peut être Sulz am Neckar près de Rottweil, dans les Champs Décumates) et ravage méthodiquement leur pays.
 Théodose entre à Londinium où il est accueilli en triomphateur après avoir sécurisé la Bretagne romaine.
 11 octobre : tremblement de terre à Nicée, en Bithynie.
 Automne : Valentinien et Gratien rentrent à Trèves après leur campagne, où ils sont le 6 novembre ; Valens retourne à Marcianopolis.
 Hiver : Cylaces et Arrabannes envoient une ambassade à Valens pour lui demander de l'aide et que Pap soit désigné comme roi d'Arménie.

 La fonction de defensor civitatis ou defensor plebis (défenseur de la plèbe) est créée dans l'Empire romain. C'est un magistrat chargé de défendre les pauvres gens contre les abus des grands propriétaires et des hauts fonctionnaires.
 Le vicaire d'Asie Musonius intervient contre les raids des Isauriens en Pamphylie et en Cilicie mais est tué.

Naissances en 368

 Eustochium, moniale romaine.

Décès en 368
 Avril/mai : Vithicab, roi alaman des Brisgauviens de 360 à 368.
 Prohérésios (né en 276), professeur de rhétorique arménien

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Nikola Shares Drop 24% after GM Scales Down Partnership Deal
Nov 30 2020 · 17:15 UTC by staff writer · 3 min read
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Nikola shares have been on a rollercoaster in the past few months. Today they have lost nearly 24% of their value.
Nikola Corporation (NASDAQ: NKLA) shares have dropped sharply after General Motors Company (NYSE: GM) scaled down its deal with the electric vehicle company. GM ha pulled out of an earlier agreement to build Nikola's electric truck, the Nikola Badger.
The two companies announced in early September that they had inked a partnership that would see GM take up an 11% stake at the EV company, worth $2 billion. The deal would see GM build the Nikola Badger electric truck. On its part, GM would supply Niko with its Ultium battery system and Hydrotec fuel cell technologies.
However, in a new announcement today, GM has revealed a significant scale-down in its deal with the Arizona-based company. The two signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that now "supersedes and replaces" their September agreement.
As per the MOU, while GM will still supply the battery and fuel cell technologies, it has pulled out of building the Nikola Badger. GM will also not take up any equity on the EV company.
"The MOU does not include the previously contemplated GM equity stake in Nikola or development of the Nikola Badger," the press release stated. It added, "Nikola will refund all previously submitted order deposits for the Nikola Badger."
Shares of Nikola dropped sharply in pre-market action following the announcement, shedding 17.65%. The stock was trading at $21.35 with a 23.56% fall. GM stock price remained largely unaffected, losing just 1% pre-market. Now it is down 2.22%, trading at $44.07.
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Nikola shares have been on a rollercoaster in the past few months. In early September, the company registered a spike after it announced the GM partnership. However, shortly after, Hindenburg Research published a report that claimed Nikola had deceived investors to bump up its price. The short seller pointed to Trevor Milton, the founder and chair of the company, as the perpetrator. While Nikola denied the charges, Milton eventually stepped down as chair.
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Why Bray Wyatt Must Defeat John Cena at WrestleMania This Time Around
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WrestleMania 36 is just a few short weeks away. While many fans are dissatisfied with the card, a few matches shine through and promise to be spectacular no matter what. One of those matches seems to be John Cena vs "The Fiend" Bray Wyatt. Their WrestleMania rematch is riding on years' worth of storytelling and the star power between the two superstars can not be understated. Only one man can walk out victorious and the winner must be Bray Wyatt.
There are a few key reasons why Wyatt must win and the first one is his prior booking. The Fiend was booked so well and so strongly that it shocked me when he lost the title to Goldberg. I know Goldberg is a legend, but I thought the WWE would use Wyatt defeating Goldberg as just one more star to add to his list and make him look that much more legitimate. Unfortunately, Wyatt lost the title to Goldberg and in many people's eyes, lost a lot of credibility.
Bray Wyatt must win his match against Cena at WrestleMania this time around because he needs to prove that his loss to Goldberg was a fluke and he is still the monstrous Fiend we all have come to know over the last year. A win over Cena at The Show of Shows would put Wyatt back on the map and possibly back in the hunt for the world title.
Secondly, Bray Wyatt lost to John Cena in their last WrestleMania match. At WrestleMania 30, an eerily similar situation to what is happening right now occurred when the red-hot Bray Wyatt lost to Cena. Wyatt cites that loss as the beginning of the downward spiral of his career. After this, the Wyatt family broke up, got back together, and broke up again, Bray lost to The Undertaker at WrestleMania 31, and then after a few years of floating, he was off TV getting repackaged. The silver lining to his repackaging was that he emerged as The Fiend. WWE has the opportunity to right their wrongs and use The Fiend the right way.
Lastly, the fact that Cena returned on SmackDown to announce that he would not have a WrestleMania match so that he could give his spot to a younger rising star, and then accepted a challenge from The Fiend two minutes later, devalue Cena's claims. The Fiend must be the one who walks out victorious. A win for him could mean finding himself back up on top of the SmackDown mountain, but a loss could damage his career in the same ways we saw last time, and would devalue the credibility of The Fiend to a point of no return.
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Beer Golf is a game played with ping pong balls, plastic cups, and beer. It is played by my friends and I as an alternative to Beer Pong, another popular drinking game that we all enjoy playing. With Beer Golf, your entire household becomes a golf course where each "hole" is an opportunity to drink.
* Update: My friend assures me that the maximum number of players is four. Not being a golfer, I was unaware of this Pace of Play rule.
Use the permanent ink marker to mark everyone's ping pong ball with a name or symbol so it can be distinguished.
Fill the plastic cup with beer and choose a starting location for it somewhere in the house.
Choose the starting location for players.
Choose a par for the cup. The par shouldn't be too hard or too easy. More on this later.
Each player takes turns throwing their ball towards the plastic cup. Both the player's feet must be behind the resting place of their ball. The player is allowed to lean forward. The player is allowed to leap and take jump shots so long as they do not step over the line. The player is not allowed to brace themselves on furniture or other objects.
As with golf, the person who is the furthest away from the cup shoots.
The person who wins the cup gets to decide the cup location and par for the next cup. Players start shooting from the location of the previous cup.
The player with the most shots to complete the cup has to drink the beer in the cup.
If the player who decided the cup location and par shoots above that par, they automatically lose the cup and have to drink the beer in the cup. This prevents people from choosing ridiculous hard cup.
Everyone who shoots below par gets to assign drinks to other players. They can assign as many drinks as how far below par they were. This prevents people from choosing ridiculously easy cups.
Everyone has to have a beer in their hand at all times. Rule breakers have to drink. The only exception to this rule is if you are playing with the Caddy Rule.
If there aren't enough balls for everyone who wants to play, you can play with the Caddy Rule. Essentially the loser of the previous cup has to be the caddy for the winner (and is no longer an active player on the next cup). They are required to hold the beer for the player, fill the cup with beer and place it at the chosen starting location, offer advice to the player, and compliment the player when they make a good shot.


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