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New News – John Fahey
Rare material from John Fahey is set to be exhumed on the upcoming box set 'John Fahey: Your Past Comes Back to Haunt You (The Fonotone Years 1958-1965)'.
Very much a neglected figure, John Fahey is extremely important to the evolution of American music. An important figure in the blues and folk revival, he helped rediscover performers long since thought lost to music.
His own recordings were an extraordinary mixture of technical virtuosity and emotional depth.
Sadly passing away in 2001, some rare elements of the guitarist's back catalogue have now been
unearthed.
Releasing his debut album 'Blind Joe Death' in 1959, the guitarist seemed to arrive fully formed.
However he did make earlier recordings, laying down instrumental tracks for the Fonotone label.
Issuing in tiny quantities, the songs were pressed onto 78RPM discs. Unusual even for the time, the Fonotone label handled a series of John Fahey tracks between 1958 and 1965.
It is this period which forms the spine of the new box set (via Tiny Mixtapes). 'John Fahey: Your Past Comes Back to Haunt You (The Fonotone Years 1958-1965)' promises countless rare material, including some cuts which have never been released on any format.
Dust-To-Digital are to handle the release, which will contain a total of five CDs. Joe Bussard controlled the Fonotone label, and his archives have proved to be an invaluable addition to the Fahey discography.
Containing 115 tracks, the upcoming box set is edited by fellow guitarist – and Fahey collaborator – Glenn Jones, with the full approval of the late musician's estate.
Alongside a host of musical rarities the upcoming box set also includes an 88-page book with essays and analysis, reproductions of those Fonotone labels and rare photographs donated by Jane C. Hayes — Fahey's mother.
For more on the project click HERE.
June 30, 2011 Posted by thehelplessdancer | Blues, Folk, New News, New Releases, Video	| John Fahey | 1 Comment
Anniversary Day
June 29, 2011 Posted by thehelplessdancer | Family, Fiona, Friends, Jazz Vocal, Mrs D, Photography, Video	| Etta James | 1 Comment
New News – Buckley Film
Actor Penn Badgley has been cast as Jeff Buckley in the forthcoming biopic about the late singer-songwriter, according to reports.
Gossip Girl star Badgely will portray Buckley in the forthcoming film Greetings From Tim Buckley, beating touted names that included James Franco and Robert Pattinson.
Tim Buckley
The film follows a young Buckley as he grapples with the overbearing legacy of his
musician father Tim Buckley, leading up and culminating with his classic 1991 performance of his father's songs, according to the Huffington Post.
Buckley, who became a musical hero in his own right with the 1994 album 'Grace', drowned in 1997 while swimming in the Wolf River in Tennessee.
Badgley, meanwhile, is currently portraying the character Dan Humphrey in hit teen drama Gossip Girl. His previous movie credits include John Tucker Must Die, The Stepfather and Easy A.
Original Source :- www.uncut.co.uk
June 28, 2011 Posted by thehelplessdancer | Movies, New News, Video	| Jeff Buckley, Penn Badgley, Tim Buckley | Leave a comment
Blues Monday – Julie London
Despite nearly featuring in my "Sunday Jazz" series Julie London wasn't really a jazz singer, but she possessed a definite jazz feeling and many of her finest albums (such as Julie Is Her Name and Julie…At Home) feature small-group jazz backings.
In a similar vibe her "About The Blues" wasn't really aimed at the true "blues" market but was aimed at the 1950s pop market, but it may just be her best orchestral session. Since downbeat torch songs were London's specialty, the album features an excellent selection of nocturnal but classy blues songs that play to her subtle strengths instead of against them. So as she sings below she had the view that "I Gotta A Right To Sing The Blues"
https://thehelplessdancer.files.wordpress.com/2011/06/02-i-gotta-right-to-sing-the-blues.mp3
Julie usually included a couple of new songs in with a selection of standards, and her husband, Bobby Troup, wrote two excellent numbers for the album. One of them, the emotionally devastating "Meaning of the Blues," is the album's highlight, and was turned into a jazz standard after Miles Davis recorded it the same year for Miles Ahead.
To buy the music of Julie London click HERE
June 27, 2011 Posted by thehelplessdancer | Blues, Jazz Vocal, Old Music	| Bobby Troup, Julie London, Miles Davis | Leave a comment
New News – Nirvana
A Super Deluxe Edition of Nirvana's seminal 1991 album 'Nevermind' will be released onSeptember 19 – 20 years after the original came out.
Comprising four CDs and one DVD, the Super Deluxe Edition will contain previously unreleased tracks, rarities, B-sides, alternate mixes, rare live recordings and BBC radio appearances.
The DVD will be made up of an entire unreleased Nirvana concert.
'Nevermind' has sold over 30 million copies in the two decades since its release. Produced by Butch Vig, it was the second studio album from Nirvana, the iconic grunge band made
up of the late Kurt Cobain, Krist Novoselic and Foo Fighters mainman Dave
Grohl.
The 20th anniversary of 'Nevermind' will also be marked by a series of as-yet-unannounced events.
'Nevermind' climbed to Number One in the US Billboard album chart, but only reached Number Seven in the Official UK Albums Chart.
Original source www.uncut.co.uk
June 27, 2011 Posted by thehelplessdancer | New News, Video	| Nirvana | Leave a comment
Sunday Jazz – Antonio Forcione & Sabina Sciubba
I am sure I have posted on this album before, however, given it is a real favourite of mine it's always worth another listen.
Combining Forcione's undisputed talent with the outstanding ability of Sabina, this recording is breathtaking in sound (as you would expect from a quality label like Naim which is up there with Linn) and performance quality.
Antonio teamed up with Sabina to produce a stunning album of jazz standards, beautiful original compositions and rearranged pop classics.
Sabina Sciubba is an international award-winning singer who has mesmerised audiences all over Europe with her unparalleled brilliance. Together with Antonio, these two artistic soul mates cast a musical spell whilst they create a stunning natural work, including a reworking of Lucio Dalla's homage to the great opera tenor "Caruso".
https://thehelplessdancer.files.wordpress.com/2011/06/03-caruso.mp3
Their first and only album together is a rare sonic gem. A musical sensation which envelopes the listener with a rare genius as can be heard in this their take on Stevie Wonder's "Visions"
https://thehelplessdancer.files.wordpress.com/2011/06/01-visions.mp3
Despite its modest presentation, 'Meet Me In London' is Naim's best selling recording to date.
To buy the music of Antonio Forcione & Sabina Sciubba click HERE
June 26, 2011 Posted by thehelplessdancer | Jazz Vocal, Old Music	| Antonio Forcione & Sabina Sciubba, Caruso, Linn, Naim, Stevie Wonder | Leave a comment
Cover Story – Dirty Old Town
"Dirty Old Town" is a song written by Ewan MacColl in 1949 that was made popular by The Dubliners and has been recorded by many others since.
The song was written in reference to Salford, then in Lancashire (now in Greater Manchester), England, and the place where Ewan MacColl was brought up. It was originally composed for an interlude to cover an awkward scene change in Ewan MacColl's Salford-set, 1949 play Landscape with Chimneys, but with the growing popularity of folk music the song became a standard.
The song paints an evocative yet ultimately bitter picture of industrial northern England, and presages to some extent the Angry Young Man school of the 1950s.
When MacColl first wrote the song, the local council were unhappy at having Salford called a dirty old town and, after considerable criticism, the words of the song were changed from "smelled a Spring on the Salford wind" to "smelled a spring on the smoky wind".
The Spinners made the first popular recording of the song and they sang "Salford wind". This was hardly surprising as the lead singer on the track was Mick Groves, a Salfordian.
The song was therefore written about an English town; but because of the song's later association with The Dubliners and The Pogues, many people tend to think of it as an Irish song, and as such, in Ireland the lyrics are popularly thought to refer to Dublin or Derry – a counter-part to the latter being Phil Coulter's "The Town I Loved So Well".
My favourite version is by Rod Stewart.
https://thehelplessdancer.files.wordpress.com/2011/06/08-dirty-old-town.mp3
To buy the music of Rod Stewart click HERE
June 25, 2011 Posted by thehelplessdancer | Cover Stories, Folk, Old Music, Video	| Ewan MacColl, Rod Stewart, The Pogues | Leave a comment
Friday Fun – The Return of Baggy Trousers
Not the first time it has been used in an advert, here is someting else for you to get your teeth into!
Here is the original video for the single release.
June 24, 2011 Posted by thehelplessdancer | Humour, Television, Video	| Colgate, Humour, Kronenbourg 1664, Madness | Leave a comment
Blast From The Past – Gene Vincent
Vincent Eugene Craddock (February 11, 1935–October 12, 1971), better known as Gene Vincent, was an American musician who pioneered the styles of rock and roll and rockabilly. His 1956 top ten hit with his Blue Caps, "Be-Bop-A-Lula", is considered a significant early example of rockabilly.
Gene Vincent's 1970 self-titled album (shown above), later released in the UK the following year under the title "If Only You Could See Me Today" was the first of a pair of records released by Kama Sutra Records in 1970. Recorded at the legendary Sound Factory recording studio in Hollywood, CA just a year before his untimely death in 1971.
The album was undoubtably an attempt to cash in on the roots-rock surge of the late 60s and early 70s. Just as Elvis Presley, Ricky Nelson, Link Wray, and the Everly Brothers were busy updating their images and fashioning new sounds for the changing times, so was Gene Vincent.
Fortunately, Gene and his band, which featured L.A session ace and Kaleidoscope co-founder Chris Darrow as well as not one, but three members of the infamous Sir Douglas Quintet (Harvey Kagan, Johnny Perez, and Tex-Mex Farfisa fanatic Augie Meyer), were able to deliver an excellent record that expands upon Gene's classic sound while simultaneously creating a melting pot of numerous roots-rock styles; with touches of Cajun, Tex-Mex, Swamp Rock, Soul, R&B, Country, and Folk.
The first track, a cover of Mickey Newbury's (also see earlier post on Mickey by clicking HERE) "Sunshine", is quite possibly the finest version of the song that's been recorded to date.
When Gene sings "Sunshine, you may find my window/But you won't find me…Sunshine, as far as I'm concerned don't be concerned with me," his lazy laid-back delivery truly embodies the voice of the character in the song–a man who's tired of struggling to keep out the darkness and has resigned himself to a life of depression and isolation. Almost entirely gone is the rollicking rockabilly style of his younger years, in its place is a laid back yet emotionally expressive vocal style.
"Sunshine" – Gene Vincent
https://thehelplessdancer.files.wordpress.com/2011/06/01-sunshine.mp3
Unjustly dismissed upon its initial release, mostly ignored by long-time fans and deemed a failed attempt at a comeback by much of the rock press of the era, perhaps the time is right for him to receive the credit due for what is not only an excellent time capsule of funky early 70s roots-rock sounds, but actually a really great album with an interesting and varied sound that could've and should've taken Gene's career in a new direction had years of hard livin' not taken him away from us too soon.
While not extremely pricey, original vinyl copies of Gene Vincent can be a tad tricky to come by, however, Rev-Ola has issued a cd compilation entitled "A Million Shades of Blue" that consists of Gene Vincent as well as the Kama Sutra follow up Day the World Turned Blue.
Original source is from the great blog The Rising Storm
To buy the music of Gene Vincent click HERE
June 23, 2011 Posted by thehelplessdancer | Blast from The Past, Old Music, Rock and Roll	| Gene Vincent | Leave a comment
Haven't had much reggae here recently so here is Marcia Griffiths and her version of one of Ewan MacColl's greatest songs.
"The First Time I Ever Saw Your Face" – Marcia Griffiths
https://thehelplessdancer.files.wordpress.com/2011/06/04-the-first-time-ever-i-saw-your-fa.mp3
The song was written for Peggy Seeger who later became his wife and is cherished as a MacCall song devoid of politics.
The song entered the pop mainstream when it was released by Peter, Paul and Mary (Album: See What Tomorrow Brings, 1965), and was later recorded by Roberta Flack, in 1972. The Flack version was much slower than the original: an early solo recording by Seeger, for example, clocked in at two and a half minutes long, whereas Flack's is more than twice that length.
MacColl reputedly hated almost all the recordings of the song, including Flack's.
His daughter-in-law is quoted as saying:
"He hated all of them. He had a special section in his record collection for them, entitled 'The Chamber of Horrors'. He said that the Elvis version was like Romeo at the bottom of the Post Office Tower singing up to Juliet. And the other versions, he thought, were travesties: bludgeoning, histrionic and lacking in grace."
June 22, 2011 Posted by thehelplessdancer | Blast from The Past, Cover Stories, Folk, Old Music, R&B, Reggae, Soul, Video	| Ewan MacColl, Marcia Griffiths, Roberta Flack | Leave a comment


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Time to take a closer look at Composites FEA?
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Most of us will turn back the clocks one hour early Sunday, as daylight saving time winds down. Some of us relish the thought of an "extra hour" this weekend, while others say the whole "extra hour" idea is hooey.
No matter your side on the debate, most investors would probably agree that we wouldn't want to turn back the clock one month and relive October.


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A major in U2? Academic conference of superstar band planned
By Jonathan on August 26, 2009 8:25 AM | No Comments | No TrackBacks
There's no denying that U2 remain the world's biggest band. They are in the midst of a massive tour, with a recent pair of shows in London that drew 170,000 people.
And U2's fans are a passionate lot. Just bring up the album Pop in a fan forum and watch the lines drawn and all caps come out. And to anyone questioning the band is still massive, and its fans loyal, visit a few of the 24/7 fan sites and U2 news aggregators across the web.
To further sate the frenzy for information on Bono and company, the world's first ``academic conference on the world's biggest band'' has been announced.
U2: The Hype and The Feedback will take place from Oct. 2 to Oct. 4 at North Carolina Central University in Durham, N.C. to coincide with the band's tour stop in nearby Raleigh that weekend.
Presentations at the conferences will include U2 and the Politics of Irony; Bono Versus Nick Cave on Jesus; The Meme of Surrender: Bono's Lyrics of Recovery and Revelation; U2 as a Pedagogical Resource: Faith Integration and Social Justice; and U2: An Elevated Brand.
Speakers will include Dr. Anthony DeCurtis, a contributing editor with Rolling Stone, Neil McCormick, a former schoolmate of the band who writes music for The Telegraph and Ugandan AIDS activist Agnes Nyamawaro.
The event has been organized by Scott Calhoun, a professor of English and a self-confessed U2 academician.
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Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola November 2017 Lineup Announced
New York, NY (September 22, 2017) - In November, Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola will be filled with unique programs, kicking off the month with Dan Nimmer on November 1-2 as the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra pianist leads his own trio. Additional highlights include a Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola headlining debut by Sullivan Fortner Quartet (November 9), who returns as a leader after performing with the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis during the 30th anniversary opening weekend; the Israeli Jazz Celebration with Guy Mintus Trio and Yotam Ben-Or Quartet (November 8); the centennial celebration of Leonard Bernstein with Bobby Sanabria Multiverse Big Band: West Side Story at 60 Reimagined (November 17-19), the first professional presentation of this project; Dayna Stephens Quintet featuring Taylor Eigsti, Peter Bernstein, Ben Street, and Billy Hart (November 28-29); and a special performance on Thanksgiving Day with Wycliffe Gordon & His International All-Stars for the fifth year in a row.
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Henry Threadgill: Pulitzer Nights, September 22-23, postponed due to illness
New York, NY (September 14, 2017) - Due to illness, Henry Threadgill's performances on September 22 and 23 at Jazz at Lincoln Center have been postponed. The Open Rehearsals scheduled for September 20 and 21, 1pm- 4pm, are cancelled. No further information about rescheduling is available at this time.
HUDSON: Jack DeJohnette • Larry Grenadier • John Medeski • John Scofield
New York, NY (September 12, 2017) - Jazz at Lincoln Center presents HUDSON, a new quartet of jazz luminaries, featuring drummer Jack DeJohnette, bassist Larry Grenadier, keyboardist John Medeski, and guitarist John Scofield, each a distinctive and famously adaptive improviser. The group will make its only New York City appearance on the Rose Theater stage, October 6 and 7 at 8pm. Following the successful release in June of its self-titled debut album named after the Hudson Valley the group calls home, HUDSON will perform an eclectic repertoire reflective of the region's musical history - ranging from new, original compositions to unexpected, highly interactive interpretations of classics by Bob Dylan, The Band, Joni Mitchell, and Jimi Hendrix.
Pulitzer Prize Winner Henry Threadgill Offers Rare Opportunity to General Public To Attend Open Rehearsals Around Upcoming Concerts, September 20 & 21, 1pm
New York, NY (September 6, 2017) - Jazz at Lincoln Center announces an open invitation to a rare opportunity to see Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Henry Threadgill at work, with two free Open Rehearsals on September 20 and 21, 1pm-4pm.


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By Leigh N in Australia, Daily News, Defense, Ground Vehicles, New Zealand, News, Special Forces July 13, 2020
The New Zealand Army are to receive 43 Bushmaster protected mobility vehicles (PMVs) in a deal worth a reported NZ $102.9 million. The Bushmasters will replace the Pinzgauer in Kiwi service by late 2023.
"The age and lack of protection offered by the old fleet make this another investment in New Zealand Defence Force capability that must be made in order to protect our service people," noted New Zealand Defence Minister Ron Mark, "The need to replace the Army's fleet of land vehicles was outlined in last year's Defence Capability Plan, with the armoured Pinzgauer highlighted as a vehicle type reaching the end of its operational life and prioritised for replacement."
The Bushmasters will be based on a new core platform, the NZ5.5, rather than the Bushmaster MR6 which is being offered to the United Kingdom. Five variants of NZ5.5 will be eventually in service; the standard Troop transport, an ISR (intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance) variant, the Direct Fire Weapons platform, a maintenance platform and the protected ambulance variant.
High Mobility (Light) Vehicle
The Bushmasters are a major stream of the NZDF (New Zealnd Defence Force) Protected Mobility Project which has previously delivered the Polaris MRZR-D as the High Mobility (Light) Vehicle in May of this year. The MRZR-D will be employed in "… humanitarian and disaster relief (HADR) activities, movement of combat supplies, and casualty evacuation."
High Mobility (Light) Vehicle. (Courtesy NZDF)
Defence Minister Mark explained that "this is the second fleet of protected mobility vehicles approved for purchase by the Government. It follows delivery this year of the Polaris MRZR fleet of side by side all-terrain vehicles that were announced last year to replace the quad bikes and other small vehicles used by the New Zealand Army."
Special Operations Vehicle-Mobility Heavy (SOV-MH) (Courtesy NZDF)
The New Zealand Special Air Service (SAS) have operated a small number of Bushmasters for a number of years as the Special Operations Vehicle-Protected Heavy (SOV-PH). It operates alongside the Special Operations Vehicle-Mobility Heavy (SOV-MH) based on the Supacat HMT Extenda Mk2 which replaced their own six-wheel Pinzgauer Special Operations Vehicles in 2018.
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The team behind Colletta and Oak Steakhouse at Avalon have their first in-town restaurant on the way, located on Howell Mill Road in Westside Ironworks. O-Ku will be a Japanese sushi restaurant similar to the Charleston outpost by the same name and is set to open October 1. Owner Steve Palmer says the restaurants will offer different experiences at each.
A look at 4 of Atlanta's newest restaurants, including Superica, Community Smith, Illegal Food, and Colletta.
Steve Palmer, founder of Charleston-based Indigo Road Hospitality, has a new restaurant in the works. Located next to its Oak Steakhouse at Avalon in Alpharetta, Colletta will begin serving pizza and pasta February 5. This will be the group's second Italian restaurant, and about 40 percent of the menu will be comprised of favorites from Charleston-based Indaco, where Michael Perez is executive chef.


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Miso and its Biological Effects
By: Hiromitsu Watanabe, PhD
Research Institute for Radiation Biology and Medicine, Hiroshima University
A traditional ingredient of the Japanese diet, miso (fermented soy bean paste), is fermented from soybeans, rice, wheat, or oats. It contains vitamins, microorganisms, salts, minerals, plant proteins, carbohydrates, and fat. Miso also contains saponin inhibiting lipids peroxide, trypsin inhibitor, isoflavon, lecithin, colin, prostaglandin E and others1). It is used on a daily basis as a flavor in soup and solid food in Japan and other parts of Asia and remains an essential ingredient for Japanese-style cooking. Even though miso has no equal in the West, Western cooks familiar with miso prize it for its almost unlimited versatility. It can be used like bouillon,as a rich meat stock in soups and stews2). It is considered as a food with health-promoting benefits, such as effectiveness in relieving fatigue, regulation of the intestinal function, digestive supplement, protection against gastric ulcer, decrease of cholesterol, decrease of blood pressure, whitening ability, prevention of diseases associated with adult lifestyle habits, apoplexia cerebri, accumulation of brain metabolism, protection of aging, healing radiation damage and prevention of cancers for biological effects.
Good Miso: It's All About the Journey
Some words from Dr. George W. Yu:
I am thrilled that this project on Miso probiotics story is finally coming to completion after its beginning in 2003. I met Anna Bond in 2003 who introduced me to the story of Dr. Tatsuichiro Akizuki who was the Medical Director of Saint Francis Hospital, only two kilometer from the epicenter of the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb blast. I met Dr. Hiromitsu Watanabe of the Department of Radiation Biology at the Hiroshima Medical Center in 2003 and 2004, and he generously shared with me extensive basic science research on Miso and its protective effect on radiation injury as well as protection from solid tumors in animals. His work showed that 180 days old Miso had the most potent effect, freeze-dried had the same therapeutic effect as live Miso paste, and that sea salts did not lead to hypertension.
Health Condition and Diet: The Way to Health
By: Dr. Tatsuichiro Akizuki and Translated by: Hiroko Furo, Ph.D
I am not a scientist who stays in a lab and does scientific research all the time. Neither am I a scientific scholar who publishes one scholarly article after another. It has been more than 30 years since I got into the field of medicine, and during those years I have been examining my patients as well as getting sick myself. After examining numerous patients and children of physically weak constitutions, I became painfully aware of the difficulty of curing sickness and diseases as well as finding their causes. I have since been thinking about problems such as condition, constitution and diet. I cannot emphasize enough the importance of our daily diet to our health and, consequently, the degree of sickness and effects of medication and its ability to cure. After conducting much research on various healing diets, I finally found Miso, which I realized was the basis of the Japanese diet. This is the traditional food that has been passed from generation to generation in Japan and is fit to the condition and constitution of the Japanese people. It likens to the path of philosophers in the West as well as those in the East. Miso started far before the origin of science, and its beneficial effect is something that should be proved scientifically.
Dietary Practice of Hiroshima/Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Survivors
By: Hiroko Furo, Ph.D
In August of 1945, the first atomic bomb was dropped in Hiroshima and the second in Nagasaki, leading to Japan's unconditional surrender and the end of the Pacific War between the U.S. and Japan. These bombs instantly killed at least 12,000 people and injured more than 100,000. Although most of the people within a two kilometer radius from the hypocenter died from direct or indirect exposure to atomic bomb blast and radiation, some did not suffer from diseases related to the radiation and are still alive at present. Then, the question we might ask is, "Why did these people survive while others did not?"
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Photo of myself in Cambodia.
Last month, I traveled again in another part of the world, it was in Thailand and Cambodia. I've never been a fan of travelling before for so many reasons like budget, accommodation, food and expenses because I care a lot of how much I am going to spend.
I just started getting out of my comfort zone last year. Besides from my missions trip in Myanmar, I went to Singapore because I was brokenhearted — and yeah it helped!.
And so, I would like to share a little bit about my trip in Thailand and Cambodia, it was fun. I met a lot of people and built good relationships and will definitely go back even my experience that time with a buddy was never a good at all.
Traveling around and exploring new places is one of the best things you can do for yourself. Let me share my five reasons why I love to travel more.
Meeting new people and building networks is one of the best things that could happen when you are traveling. You got to know the people whom you are traveling with, plus it is fun that you will find some people who think the same way as you are. You will discover the best in every people you will meet.
I hate it when your initial plans will never come out at all. To tell you honestly I'm a planner and if I don't know what is happening or what will happen, I get anxious about it. But some of the best times that have happened to me while traveling are unplanned. I remember the last time we've lost in a certain place and we don't where to go and most people can't speak nor understand English very well, it upsets me, but later on, I just realize that sometimes it was fun to lost somewhere so you could learn something from the people and the place.
My heart really beats for missions. I don't know but whenever I will go to a different place, I will instantly look for a church and from there, I would volunteer myself to serve. My heart really cares for the nations. If you're going to ask me why I just know it. It is something that I can just feel and know to be true and I believe it was from God. Try going to missions and I promise you will feel the same.
I love to eat honestly. What should I say more?
5. Travelling can help to heal a broken heart.
When our heart is broken, the first thing that would come out from our minds is no other than relationship. When we love someone, we are giving a part of ourselves to them and when they leave or simply rejected us because they don't like us, we have lost a part of ourselves.
Honestly, my heart was broken last year because of a failed pursuit. Three months have passed and I am not yet healed and so a friend encouraged me to go with him in Singapore even just for four days.
My travel in Singapore has helped me a lot to forget what happened. Seeing new places and take captive of the beauty of the country has helped me to mend my broken heart. Why? Because I know for certain that it was God's will for me to travel, to explore the nature and feed my eyes with the beauty of His creation that made me to forget about everything that frustrates me.
How about you? Why do you love to travel?.


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British Actor Cast Will Be Actor in Hollywood Movie
UK stars Olivia Colman, Idris Elba and Benedict Cumberbatch are all in demand with US directors.
Asensitive, geeky youth, stuck on a lonely cattle ranch, might understandably yearn for a kindly uncle figure; someone to confide in, or be mentored by. But the companionship actor Benedict Cumberbatch offers his brother's stepson, Peter, in the widely Oscar-tipped western Power of the Dog is a very long, precarious horse ride away from anything avuncular. note: I Don't Want To Be Alone Movie Ful Version
In fact, Cumberbatch's portrayal of the emotionally thwarted Phil Burbank is a study in twisted misery. In one early scene, Burbank notices some fragile paper flowers the teenager has made to decorate a dinner table at his mother's canteen. But, instead of praising them, "Uncle Phil" is driven to publicly sneer.
Cumberbatch's nasty, tortured performance is one of a choice selection of unhappy and warped souls played by British stars and vying for awards this season. Olivia Colman's haunted, guilty mother in The Lost Daughter is also being hailed as one of the top screen appearances of the year.
Last week, both stars and both films dominated nominations for the influential upcoming Golden Globes and Critics' Circle awards, seen as bellwethers for the Academy Awards in Los Angeles in late March.
Leda, Colman's character in The Lost Daughter, is choked by memories of her maternal failures and observes all the family activity around her during a Greek island holiday with a toxic mix of pain and panic. The Washington Post has acknowledged Colman's "shattering" handling of a woman "who is spikily self-protective and deeply vulnerable", and admires her skill at driving scenes that are "a chamber piece of passive-aggressive subtext".
The film is based on a novel by the Italian author Elena Ferrante and is a directorial debut for established anglophile actor Maggie Gyllenhaal, who also wrote the screenplay. Colman has revealed that what she first liked about the script was the moral messiness it afforded an actor.
For Guardian critic Peter Bradshaw, the treacherous nature of Colman's mental landscape is the key to the film's success.
"What is great about Colman's performance is that it is always teetering on the brink of some new revelation about Leda: her face is subtly trembling with … what? Tears? Laughter? A scowl of scorn?" he wrote.
There is clearly a very strong appetite for bleak nuance in current American entertainment, typified in long-running popular television series such as Ozark and Fargo. These dark, dark stories stand at the other end of the streaming spectrum to jolly hit shows such as Bridgerton or Emily in Paris, but they obviously also meet a public need. They paint in a shady palette that suits actors who are relaxed about complexity and contradiction.
Nick James, former editor of Sight and Sound magazine, wonders if the "otherness" of British stars can also operate as a shortcut, or at least a shorthand, so that the American viewer knows this is a character they should be worried about. "It's possibly also that the current need to therapise the bad guys, to give them a broken home type motivation (as in Joker), requires that the US audience detect strangeness in them. Brits are strangeness in this context," he said.
When director Jeymes Samuel, also known as The Bullitts, wanted to cast a perturbing presence in the role of a cowboy who is capable of not just killing but of carving a cross into the forehead of a boy, he turned to Britain's Idris Elba, who cloaks his British otherness in this film by playing the part in a Texan drawl. Whether audiences know that Elba is British or not, Samuel's western The Harder They Fall, which was released on Netflix last month, is both violent and entertaining.
This can be an uncomfortable combination for some performers and yet falls easily within Elba's range. So it seems that, when Hollywood needs an actor who can communicate dubious motivation, not to say downright cruel dysfunction, Britain is now the place to look.
The final episode of series three of Succession, which aired on both sides of the Atlantic to great acclaim last week, only confirms the trend, with its malign central patriarch Logan Roy, played by Scot Brian Cox. The American market in perverse screen anti-heroes has, for now, been cornered.
James views this hit series – which was conceived by Jesse Armstrong, British creator of Peep Show, and written by a team that includes acclaimed British playwrights Lucy Prebble and Lucy Kirkwood – as an example of true cultural cross-fertilisation, with British voices providing much of the expertly trained malevolence.
"There's something about the difference between British and American satire, where ours is more vicious and theirs is usually relatively polite/toothless," he said. "Succession is the exception, which makes me think the presence of British actors allows American productions to go deeper and darker. American actors would worry such roles would damage their careers."
This is not to undervalue the vile poison that emanates from siblings Shiv and Roman Roy, played by Australian actor Sarah Snook and American actor Kieran Culkin. But for sheer seething ambiguity, it would be hard to trump the performance given by British actor Matthew Macfadyen as the wounded but scheming Tom Wambsgans.
The tradition of allowing a British actor to represent untrustworthiness is, of course, as old as Hollywood. A clipped English accent has often been the marker of evil on screen, and particularly in opposition to an American man or woman of action. From James Mason in North by Northwest to George Sanders's rolling vowels as Shere Khan in The Jungle Book, the key Manichean struggles played out in American cinema have repeatedly located the devil as the product of the public school system in the south of England. note: I Don't Want To Be Alone Drama
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Walking Tour of Plovdiv's Top Attractions
This tour of Plovdiv manages to capture the essence of the history, heritage and traditions of the city along with its main attractions, all in the span of a single day. Explore Plovdiv and walk among the remnants of ancient civilizations. Get a taste of our local cuisine, complemented with Bulgaria's large selection of exquisite wines. The most ancient currently inhabited city in Europe, with a history that dates back to 6th millennium BC, Plovdiv is a rich tapestry of several different cultures and historical periods and a definite must-see for any traveler.
• Walk down the Street of Folk Art and Handcrafts
• Experience our culture at the Ethnographic Museum
• Enjoy a view of the city from atop Nebet Tepe hill
• See the beautiful Revival Period houses of the Old Town
• Discover the Ancient Roman Theatre
• Visit the Roman Stadium
• Get in touch with the local art scene at Kapana
• Go shopping on the Main Pedestrian Street
Our walking tour of Plovdiv begins with its famous Old Town Historical and Architectural Reserve. This unique architectural museum contains buildings in the style of the Bulgarian Revival Period, ancient Roman and Thracian ruins, various monuments and landmarks, all coming together to perfectly illustrate the complicated history that has shaped this city into the Plovdiv of today.
We enter the Old Town through its north-eastern side. We'll drop by the St. Nedelya Church, a Bulgarian Revival Period architectural landmark. We continue down Stramna street, also known as the Street of Folk Arts and Crafts – a street full of small shops and market stalls that showcase a wide selection of handcrafts, traditional art and souvenirs that allow you to get in close contact with the local culture. From there we visit an artisan bakery house, where you take your pick between a huge variety of homemade bread and pastries. Stramna street takes us through Hisar Kapia, a medieval gate that is one of Plovdiv's most famous landmarks.
The Episcopal Basilica of Philippopolis will be opened on April 18, 2021, when UNESCO celebrates the International Day for the Protection of Cultural Monuments. This was announced today by Mayor Zdravko Dimitrov. The building is unique in its scale, architectural solution and decoration and ranks among the most representative early Christian sites. On January 20, 2018, it is included in the Indicative List of Cultural and Natural Heritage of UNESCO. The basilica is a unique site, which was discovered during rescue archeological excavations in the period 1982-1986. By 2002, almost half of the building was explored, and in 2016-2017 it was fully excavated. The total length of the basilica is 82.80 m and its width is 36 m, which makes it the largest basilica building from the IV-VI century in Bulgaria and one of the largest in the Balkans. The basilica functioned from the middle of the 4th century until the end of the 6th century, and in the Middle Ages a Christian necropolis appeared on its ruins.
The floors of the Episcopal Basilica of Philippopolis are covered with two layers of multicolored mosaics, with an area exceeding two thousand square meters. The mosaic floors have their own specific appearance, combining different influences with local culture, traditions and resources, enriching our knowledge of mosaic art in late antiquity.
On the western side of Hisar Kapia is the Plovdiv Regional Ethnographic Museum. Housing a collection of 40 000 cultural artifacts, including furniture, musical instruments, clothing, pottery, tools and household objects, it offers a unique look into the lifestyle of the people who inhabited this region in the past. The museum itself is an intricately decorated Bulgarian Revival Period house heavily featuring Baroque elements.
Just past the Ethnographic Museum is Nebet Tepe – one of the hills upon which the Old Town is built, and the location of what remains of an ancient Thracian fortress. This hill offers a magnificent view of the entire city.
On our way back from Nebet Tepe, we will pass by the Retro Photo studio, where you can take a dip into the local traditions and have your picture taken wearing an authentic Bulgarian folk costume.
Down the street from there are the Balabanov and Hindliyan Houses, known for their impressive architecture, furniture, wall paintings, intricate woodcarvings on the ceilings – a unique design in each room – and artworks.
The ground floor of the Balabanov House acts as an art gallery displaying a permanent exhibition of modern Bulgarian art. The second floor is lavishly furnished with late Baroque furniture.
Built in 1835-1840, The Hindliyan house is the most richly ornamented of all preserved houses in the Old Town. We move back to visit the "St. Constantine and Helena" Church and continue through the streets of Old Town, lined with Revival Period houses, some of which are historical landmarks.
The crown jewel of the Old Town is the Roman Theatre, also known as the Ancient Theatre of Philipoppol – one of the best preserved in the world. Constructed in the 1st century AD, it was used for theatre performances, gladiator games and hunting spectacles. It is still in use today as a stage for cultural events.
After a lunch break we continue our walking tour of Plovdiv with a visit to the Main Pedestrian Street and its sights. The ancient Roman Stadium, also known as the Stadium of Trimontium, is mostly buried beneath the city, except for its Northern part, which is uncovered and open to visitors. Games similar to the Pythian Games in Greece were held in the stadium. Here we can watch a short video describing the stadium's history throughout the ages when it was still in use.
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About John Doe
Separate but related criminal investigations initiated by Milwaukee County prosecutors have examined events and activities during Scott Walker's time as Milwaukee County executive and as governor. Prosecutors have conducted the probes under the state's "John Doe" statutes that grant extraordinary powers to investigators to compel testimony and maintain secrecy.
The first John Doe investigation, begun in 2010, led to convictions of six Walker aides, associates or appointees on charges ranging from theft from a veteran's group to misconduct in office. The second Doe probe, launched in 2012, looked into coordination between conservative political organizations and Walker and other candidates during recall elections.
The second probe was halted in May 2014 by a federal judge who agreed that the investigation denied one of the conservative groups' its free-speech rights. No charges have been filed in the second investigation. Walker has denied wrongdoing.
See full coverage in John Doe special section
By Patrick Marley of the Journal Sentinel
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Madison — The future of a stalled investigation into Gov. Scott Walker's campaign and conservative groups backing him now lies with a panel of three federal appeals judges. Those judges expressed skepticism during oral arguments that the matter should even be before them, signaling they could leave key questions about the probe to be dealt with by state courts.
The case before the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago is one of five pieces of litigation that have been spawned by the probe.
Here's a look at what's happened so far and what's on the horizon. This article updates an earlier Q&A on the issue.
Q.Who launched the investigation?
A. Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm, a Democrat, conducted a wide-ranging probe of aides and associates to the Republican governor going back to Walker's time as Milwaukee County executive. That investigation led to six convictions, ranging from misconduct in office for campaigning on county time to stealing from a veterans fund. Walker was not charged, and that investigation was shut down in March 2013.
Before closing that probe, however, Chisholm launched a separate investigation in the summer of 2012 based on information learned in the first one. To get the investigation off the ground, Chisholm worked with district attorneys from both parties in four other counties and the state Government Accountability Board, which administers the state's elections and ethics laws. Francis Schmitz, a former assistant U.S. attorney and self-described Republican, has been named special prosecutor in the case.
Q.What is a John Doe investigation?
A. The state's unusual John Doe law — which dates to the 19th century — allows prosecutors to compel people to give testimony under oath and turn over documents. They've been dubbed John Doe probes because their purpose is to determine whether a crime has been committed and, if so, by whom.
The probes are conducted in front of a judge — in this case, Reserve Judge Gregory Peterson, a former appeals judge from Eau Claire. The judge issues and enforces the secrecy orders, presides over testimony and rules on legal questions that arise.
Q.What is being investigated?
A. Some details of the investigation are not known because the probe is being conducted in secret. But many specifics have come out in recent months because of the litigation over the investigation and through other means. Investigators were looking into whether the Wisconsin Club for Growth and other conservative groups illegally coordinated with the campaigns of Walker and candidates for state Senate during the 2011 and 2012 recalls that were sparked by Walker's limits on collective bargaining for most public workers.
Prosecutors contend they have developed evidence that Walker and his top campaign aides extensively raised large sums from donors for the Wisconsin Club for Growth. Prosecutors say the club received $700,000 during that period from Gogebic Taconite, an iron ore mining firm that secured relaxed environmental regulations as it pursues developing a massive mine in northern Wisconsin. Walker has said he was unaware of that donation.
In one filing, prosecutors spelled out a theory that Walker was part of a "criminal scheme" to subvert campaign laws. But an attorney for one prosecutor later said Walker was not a target of the probe.
Q.What is illegal campaign coordination?
A. Candidates are required to disclose all the donations they receive, and individuals who donate to their campaigns face limits (for statewide offices such as governor, they can give no more than $10,000 each in a normal four-year election cycle). Independent groups — if they're set up in a certain way — can keep their fundraising secret and accept and spend unlimited amounts from individuals, corporations or unions.
Candidates and such independent groups are not generally allowed to closely cooperate with each other on spending. For instance, candidates and those independent groups can't directly share their ad strategy with each other.
Experts differ over what type of coordination is acceptable and how closely candidates can work with certain types of groups. Such questions are at the heart of this investigation and related litigation.
Q.Is the investigation ongoing?
A. For the moment, it has been halted by U.S. District Judge Rudolph Randa in Milwaukee. Prosecutors are asking the appeals court to throw out the federal lawsuit against them and allow them to restart their probe.
Q.How did a federal judge get involved?
A. In February, the Wisconsin Club for Growth and one of its directors, Eric O'Keefe, sued in federal court in an attempt to stop the investigation because they said it violated their rights to free speech, free association and equal protection under the law. They portrayed the investigation as a partisan witch hunt aimed at bullying conservative groups from making their voices heard during election time.
Randa soon began expressing skepticism toward the prosecutors and refused to dismiss the lawsuit as they requested. They said the case should be thrown out because federal courts generally can't interfere with state proceedings and because prosecutors are usually immune from lawsuit.
In May, Randa issued a preliminary injunction halting the probe while he considers the lawsuit. He said the probe had to be stopped for now because it appeared prosecutors were violating O'Keefe and the club's First Amendment rights.
Q.What happened after he halted the probe?
A. Less than 24 hours after Randa issued his decision, the appeals panel reversed him. It said Randa didn't have the authority to put the injunction in place because the prosecutors had already appealed his decision against dismissing the case.
The three-judge panel told Randa he could issue an injunction only if he first certified that prosecutors' earlier appeal was frivolous. Even then, he could not order that the prosecutors return evidence or their copies of it at this early stage of the case.
The next day, Randa entered an order finding the appeal frivolous and reinstating his injunction.
Q.What happens next in the case?
A. The panel heard oral arguments Sept. 9 as it considers whether the injunction halting the investigation should be lifted and whether the case should be dismissed.
The judges expressed skepticism that they should address the campaign finance questions at the center of the case, saying federal courts normally stay out of the way of state courts as they wrestle with issues. The court is expected to rule in the coming months, and could rule before Nov. 4, when Walker stands for re-election against Democrat Mary Burke.
Q. What happens if the federal court throws out the lawsuit?
A. The questions over campaign finance law would then be left to state courts to decide. The investigation would remain effectively halted unless prosecutors could persuade a state court to let them revive their probe.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has yet to decide whether it will take three cases over the investigation. A fourth case is pending in Waukesha County Circuit Court.
Q.What about all the sealed records?
A. Normally, court records are available to the public. But in this case, thousands of pages have been fully or partially blacked out because of the secrecy inherent in the underlying investigation.
The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press and four other journalism groups have intervened in the case in an attempt to unseal all those documents. Meanwhile, two targets of the probe have intervened to keep all of them sealed, arguing information about them shouldn't be released because they haven't been charged.
The appeals court is expected to address whether more records should be unsealed and whether the unnamed targets should be allowed to continue in the case anonymously.
Q.Beyond the order halting the probe, are there other impediments to the investigation?
A. Yes. Peterson, the judge overseeing the John Doe investigation, in January quashed subpoenas prosecutors had issued, saying — much as Randa later ruled — that the alleged coordinated activity in question was not illegal.
Q.How did prosecutors respond to that ruling?
A. Chisholm and Schmitz in February asked a state appeals court to overturn Peterson's decision on the subpoenas. The District 4 Court of Appeals in Madison has not ruled.
Walker's campaign in April asked the state Supreme Court to take the case without having the appeals court first weigh in on it. The high court hasn't said whether it would take the case.
Jason Stein of the Journal Sentinel staff contributed to this report.
About Patrick Marley
Patrick Marley covers state government and state politics. He is the author, with Journal Sentinel reporter Jason Stein, of "More Than They Bargained For: Scott Walker, Unions and the Fight for Wisconsin."
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Apple is a company that is known to add plenty of accessibility features to its software, so anyone, regardless of disabilities, may use it. One of the big changes coming for Accessibility in iPadOS 15 is Eye Tracking support. With this Accessibility feature, it uses third-party MFi eye tracking hardware that tracks where you are looking on the screen, allowing you to control iPadOS with just your eyes. The onscreen pointer goes to what you are looking at, and Dwelling performs actions, such as taps, scrolls, and swipes.
Better external keyboard support
Source: Daniel Bader / Android Central
While Apple briefly mentioned new keyboard shortcuts to work with the multitasking features, they didn't go over all of the changes that are coming for the external keyboard.
The external keyboard will now have a redesigned keyboard shortcuts bar that is more compact, so you get all of the same functionality but in a smaller space. This is great for accessing your app and its functions behind it.
There will also be more keyboard shortcuts, not just for multitasking, but across apps and systemwide too. You can access contextual menus with an external keyboard, and the globe key will now be a modifier, so you can do more tasks right from the keyboard itself.
Keyboard shortcuts have a new look and even more functionality. They're also organized into categories, such as File, Edit, Format, View, and Search, while retaining a compact space that won't be intrusive. Finally, you can navigate through an app using just the keyboard. With this, you could use the tab key to highlight text fields and buttons, so there won't even be the need to touch your screen or use a touchpad or mouse.
Account Recovery Contacts for Apple ID
Source: Christine Romero-Chan
This is not just an iPadOS 15 feature, but it also applies for iOS 15 too. With Account Recovery Contacts, you can choose one or more people that you trust to become an Account Recovery Contact. This means these people can help you reset your password and regain access to your Apple ID account, should anything happen to it where you can't get in.
Digital Legacy Program for Apple ID
Again, this applies for both iPadOS 15 and iOS 15, since it just involves your Apple ID. But with the Digital Legacy Program, you can designate certain people as a Legacy Contact. This means that they can access your account and personal information in the event of your death, versus no one being able to access it like before.
Built-in authenticator for passwords
Another feature that went under the radar and applies both to iPadOS 15 and iOS 15 is the built-in authenticator for passwords. This allows you to generate verification codes as needed for more security when signing on to apps and websites. For example, if a site uses two-factor authentication (2FA), you can set up verification codes in the Settings app. This feature makes it possible to get these verification codes without having to download a third-party app, and the codes will autofill when you sign on to the site.
What are you excited for in iPadOS 15?
These are just a few of the new features that are coming in iPadOS 15 and iOS 15 that weren't talked about much during the keynote. What are you excited to see in iPadOS 15? Let us know in the comments.
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