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Category: EDM
MOTi – Vancouver Club Set
by mixadmin | Aug 5, 2017 | DJ, EDM, Featured, guest blog post, Uncategorized | 0 |
MOTi played the perfect club set and took the audience on a truly special musical journey that few DJs are equipped to lead. If you have the opportunity to join one of these expeditions, I highly recommend it.
Alyx Ander Interview
by mixadmin | Jun 6, 2017 | Artist Interview, EDM, Featured | 0 |
Alyx Ander is a hot new artist whose single "Memories of You" is lighting up the EDM airwaves. I predict this Miami-based DJ will soon be booking gigs coast to coast (maybe even EDC Vegas 2018!), so I reached out to request an interview before he's so busy he won't have the time. Not only did he accommodate: he proved to be a super friendly and slightly goofy guy who sent me a waving Baby Groot and didn't bat an eye when I replied with a Star Lord dance-off clip.
Debut EP by Axwell and Ingrosso Released
by mixadmin | May 30, 2017 | Album Release, EDM, Featured | 0 |
Highly anticipated for some time now, it is finally here. Axwell and Ingrosso have released their debut EP on May 24th, which includes four tracks and includes two tunes we already know of. "More Than You Know" is the also title of the album, while "Renegade" has been much loved by fans of the duo.
New Video by Cheat Codes and Demi Lovato Makes "No Promises"
by mixadmin | May 27, 2017 | collaborations, DJ, EDM, electronic, Featured, Trending Videos | 0 |
Catchy new single "No Promises" by Cheat Codes, featuring Demi Lovato, has a lovely accompanying music video that is just perfect for the summer. It stars all three band members plus the pop star herself, who co-wrote the song with the electric dance group.
by mixadmin | May 19, 2017 | EDM, Featured, Festival News, guest blog post | 0 |
f you haven't seen Galantis before, it truly is a fantastic show. There are multicolored lights, carbon dioxide bursts, drums, and flag-waving. There are frenetic sections of activity behind the turntable that look like they are mixing music. And there is a guest appearance by their mythical mascot the seafox (who I for a long time thought was a featureless cat). Whether in a nightclub or at a festival, you can expect these thematic elements from the Swedish duo's performance.
by mixadmin | May 16, 2017 | EDM, Featured, Festival News, Uncategorized | 0 |
Illenium has produced a surprising number of insanely good original tracks, which he deftly remixed for the festival setting, to the delight (and occasional teary eye) of his fans. Among the best were Fortress, It's All on U, my new favorite Sound of Walking Away, and my all-time favorite Tiny Fractures. And as every good DJ should, he mixed in some other tracks including Kaskade's Disarm You, Don't Let Me Down by the Chainsmokers, and Flume's Say It.
New Star-Studded Calvin Harris Album Gets Major Heat
by mixadmin | May 14, 2017 | Album Preview, collaborations, EDM, Featured, Uncategorized | 0 |
There will be a host of top music guests on the new Calvin Harris album Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 1, which he has described in a February tweed as working "with the greatest artists of our generation!!!" The Scottish record producer, DJ, singer and songwriter will be dropping the new album come June 30th, where we will get to see everyone from Frank Ocean, Travis Scott, Kehlani, Future and Pharrell to Katy Perry, Big Sean, John Legend, Khalid, Migos, Schoolboy Q, Ariana Grande, Young Thug, D.R.A.M., Nicki Minaj, Lil Yachty, Jessie Reyez, PARTYNEXTDOOR, and Snoop Dogg. Of course, fans will be the deciding factor on who actually is the best from this mix, but all in all, there is major hype happening, with the release of "Slide" with Frank Ocean and Migos collaborations, and "Heatstroke" with Young Thug, Pharell, and Ariana Grande. Harris' last album was 2014's Motion and this new one is expected to be spectacular.
Shaun Frank Interview
by mixadmin | May 4, 2017 | EDM, Featured | 0 |
So I thought I would ask for an interview. I figured I would never get airtime with such an incredible star. But … that's what makes EDM and its top talent so special: they haven't forgotten their fans. Frank graciously accepted my request.
by mixadmin | Apr 23, 2017 | EDM, Featured, Reviews | 0 |
Vassy By Hazen Witemeyer @Hazengirl If you listen to EDM, even the mainstream stuff, you know the...
Codeko
by mixadmin | Apr 18, 2017 | EDM | 0 |
By Hazen Witmeyer @Hazengirl It wasn't the easiest setup: a small, slightly run down club in...
Chainsmokers
by mixadmin | Apr 18, 2017 | Concert, EDM, Featured, Reviews | 0 |
OK, so I realize that The Chainsmokers are a huge international act. Everybody and their teenage daughter loves Drew Taggart and Alex Pall. After all, they won a Grammy and Closer was THE song of 2016.
Major Lazer 2017 Album to Feature Top Names
by mixadmin | Jul 31, 2016 | collaborations, EDM, electronic, Techno | 0 |
It has been confirmed! Diplo has stated that there will be quite a few big artists from the music industry in the coming year's Major Lazer album, including Usher, Sam Hunt, Travi$ Scott; Ed Sheeran and Benny Blanco will be part of the "Cold Water" writing process for Diplo, but for the Major Lazer release, the voices of MØ, Sia, Tove Lo and Tinashe promise to make an appearance
Avril Lavigne Drives Hearse in Eerie 'I Fell in Love With the Devil' Virollingstone.com/music/music-ne…M45o @RollingStonetone
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Yes — they do crumble into one another, don't they?
What we are left with is a kind of hybrid. There are enough competent people in the government to enable the administration to muddle through to 2009 without serious disaster — unless the current global recession heads south rapidly, which is perfectly possible. On the other hand, the Cabinet reshuffle has brought several people whose competence is (to put it politely) uncertain into government, and has widened the split between the ANC's supporters and the SACP's supporters by giving more power to the latter. Hence government is likely to be less effective — which will probably have harmful impact on the ANC's electoral position next year.
This lack of efficacy is due to the Zuma government's arrogant intransigence (we can forget about Motlanthe as an individual; like Malema, he is a glove-puppet). This has to be spelled out because the media, as usual, is covering for Zuma and his friends. The pretense is that Mbeki's supporters are resigning in order to embarrass the government. In fact, South Africa has no culture of resignation, such as exists in Britain, because it has no culture of rehabilitating people who resign; once you're out, you're out. Hence the resignations are ending the political careers of the people who resign. They are only doing this because the alternative is to be fired (and even then, pretty heavy pressure must have been employed).
Unfortunately, firing a lot of people leads to instability, at least unless they are people of proven incompetence replaced by people of proven competence. With the possible exception of Barbara Hogan, none of the people entering the Cabinet are conspicuously competent; meanwhile, the people fired from the Cabinet were mostly able people in difficult jobs. They were fired because Zuma feared that they were Mbeki supporters — or because they had openly supported Mbeki in the past.
Does this mean that Zuma thought that they would undermine him? They were all purged from the ANC's National Executive Committee to prevent this from happening. In government it would be difficult for them to undermine Zuma's policies, given that President Motlanthe has the power to dominate the Cabinet and the NEC holds the ultimate sanction of recall for any Cabinet Minister. What is more, there is no actual evidence of an anti-Zuma cabal within the ANC. Contrary to the claims of the media, which has attempted to justify Zuma's conspiracy by pretending that Mbeki was at the head of a conspiracy, there is no sign that anyone was conspiring against Zuma, nor is there any indication that the Mbeki supporters in the ANC hold Mbeki in higher regard than the party.
So the reason for the purge seems to be far simpler; to intimidate those who were not purged. That is, a large number of senior ANC members in government are not uncritical Zuma supporters. The goal of the purge is presumably to frighten them into silence, and into obedience to the party's line.
Yet the problem is that there is no party line. Motlanthe has already quite cheerfully declared that he supports everything that Mbeki ever did. In short, the whole campaign, as we knew all along, was not about principles or ideology, but about garnering money, power and sinecures for Zuma and his friends. Motlanthe might as well have worn a "Proud To Be A Careerist" T-shirt — instead of his armour-plated suit and tie — to his bumbling and tedious inaugural public statement. There is much talk about the "Polokwane" principles, but in practice these change according to whatever the SACP happens to want at a given moment — or rather, what its leadership (the top two or three people in its politburo) wants, sometimes rubber-stamped by hastily-called "conferences". There is no plan, there is no campaign, there is no banner behind which people can march. The only doctrine is that people must obey orders. Being in the ANC now is like being in the army, except that you have to pay your own way and you don't get the fun of blowing things up; the destruction is all being done by other people.
In short, this goes way beyond the serious flaws of Mbeki's ANC; it is so splendidly undemocratic that it is positively surreal. Populism here has taken the logical step of combining with neoliberalism to produce populism without the people. There is party loyalty, but no party; there is obedience to a line, but no line. This reminds the Creator of a recent newspaper letter from the Treatment Action Campaign in which the author of the letter, who has never sought or received any public mandate and whose letter was campaigning for absurd goals, referred to himself as "civil society". Perhaps he really believed that. Our new Jacobin (or perhaps Jacobite) Sun Kings proclaim "Le peuple, c'est moi!".
Now none of this proves that everything is going to hell in a turbo-supercharged handbasket. Possibly they will sort themselves out. It is possible, yes — the trouble is that it is not very likely. Having operated in a protective cocoon for a decade, with the media never asking difficult questions, their enemies in government never free to launch the kind of attacks on them which they depended on — the Zuma faction have never had to deal with serious problems of the kind which they face now. They have coped with such problems by either pretending that they do not exist (Zuma's "Crisis? What crisis?" speeches) or by blaming them on other people (the whole Mbeki blame-game and the conspiracy-mongering).
That has worked well, but it has worked only because objectively powerful people elsewhere, namely the ruling class, supported it. It is very similar to the policies of American or European conservatives, distracting the public from their real problems through manufacturing hobgoblins elsewhere — the immigrants and the liberals — while pretending that the destructive policies of neoliberalism were creative. It is great to have the complete support of the ruling class and the press, but, as the current economic crisis illustrates, this is not enough to provide workable, sustainable policies. Where are these going to come from in the context of Zuma's South Africa?
In addition, what is the Zuma faction going to do if, once it has performed its function of weakening the ANC, it loses the support of the ruling class after the 2009 elections? Surely it is sufficiently aware of the problem to be unwilling to actually do anything to alienate the ruling class. Yet, on the other hand, if it follows the lead of the ruling class, it makes itself incapable of winning over the majority and puts itself on a spiral staircase to the political dustbin. How can these be reconciled?
The short-term solution is to keep very quiet, not change anything, and hope that the problems will go away. This has been the solution which the Mbeki government has pursued after its attempts to reconcile left and right failed, and this was a disastrous solution. Political problems do not go away; they get worse as the people driving them realise that they can gain more self-importance by causing more trouble. Therefore, this short-term solution, the easiest solution and therefore the one most likely to be pursued, is not a solution; it is part of the problem.
The alternative, however, is even less like the Zuma government's current behaviour. The alternative to the problem is to develop a political programme sufficiently popular to make it possible for the Zuma government to rule on its own, and to ignore both the press and the corporate elite. Although this is not wholly true, in a significant sense this was what the Mbeki government did. This is definitely not what the Zuma government is doing at the moment, nor what they are preparing to do — for even if they had a workable political programme, they have shown no sign of being able to turn it into something which the public will accept. They seem afraid to say things which big business will condemn. They also seem afraid to go beyond the things which the Mbeki government did — forgetting that big business did not loathe the Mbeki government out of capriciousness, but because the Mbeki government was more left-wing than big business was prepared to accept. In other words, pursuing the status quo makes it very likely that big business will eventually start putting pressure on the Zuma government.
And, of course, the Zuma government is in a very poor position to protect themselves against that pressure. Conceivably they do not desire to be in a better position. It is a splendid thing to be in control of a house of cards, because nobody expects you to be able to do anything about it. "We could not do anything because Mbeki would not allow us" will be easily turned into "We cannot do anything because the business elite will not allow us", and the great thing is that if this is said by a Communist, many people will think that it must be true, because why should a Communist say or do anything which benefits the business elite?
Hah. Indeed. Good question there, that man.
Of course there is another possible stumbling-block. Can it be that Zuma has deliberately surrounded himself with fools, and now discovers that unfortunately nobody is competent to develop a political programme of their own? This might seem bizarre because the people involved are the political elite of South Africa, or at least say that they are. But they are a political elite which has never had to have a programme other than waving a red flag — and those who remember the late 1980s will also remember how comically unprepared for government the ANC was in 1990 because they had depended on the SACP for guidance and the SACP failed utterly. Maybe they are doing the same to the unfortunate Zuma, who has always needed to take orders from someone.
The trouble is that if this fortress built on quicksand turns out to be subverted and easy to capture, then the ANC has no reserves of strength left. Meanwhile, big business and the right wing which the DA represents has enormous amounts of strength, never having had to exert any. In other words, whether the new ANC become neoliberal, or whether they collapse and leave space for the neoliberals, without an energetic left-wing campaign of which there is no sign, the future is going to be reactionary at best.
No, the Creator does not enjoy making these predictions. Why did you ask?


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New Regulations Are a Matter of Life and Extinction for Right Whales
April 20, 2020 | The Boston Globe
David Abel
An adult female North Atlantic right whale fed in Cape Cod Bay in early April 2019, accompanied by a young calf. NOAA, RESEARCH PERMIT #21371. United States, 2019.
ON CAPE COD BAY — Moments after Michael Moore launched the drone, just off the starboard side of the Rosita, a charcoal-colored fluke thrust out of the dark chop. Seconds later, a few feet away, another smaller fluke emerged.
It was a rare sign of good news for the beleaguered North Atlantic right whales, among the most endangered species on the planet. There are thought to be 411 left — down from nearly 500 in 2010 — and the scientists on this recent morning had spotted a mother and her calf, one of seven born in recent months.
Toward the bow of the 55-foot sloop, Moore was staring through an enclosed viewfinder to guide his drone to just the right spot over the whales, which have experienced a spike in deaths and a sharp drop in births. He had the tricky task of flying through a fine mist showering from their blowholes, to collect vapor samples that would help his team test for bacteria to gauge the health of the whales.
Carolyn Miller reached for a drone in Cape Cod Bay. Drones collect vapor samples that are tested to gauge the health of the whales. Image by Aram Boghosian/The Boston Globe. United Sates, 2019.
"The good news is the right whales are still out there doing their thing," said Moore, director of the Marine Mammal Center at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. "They still have the potential to do what they have to do to survive as a species. We just have to let them do it."
The whales' arrival in Cape Cod Bay — about half of the overall population was recently there feeding on a vast swarm of zooplankton — coincides with another, more controversial effort to protect the species from extinction.
This week, a team of federal and state officials, scientists, fishermen, and others appointed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration plan to meet in Providence and issue formal recommendations that seek to reduce whale deaths and serious injuries by as much as 80 percent.
The recommendations, likely to be adopted by NOAA, could have a significant effect on lobstermen and other fishermen throughout the Northeast. The region's lobster industry alone takes in more than $500 million a year, consistently making it the nation's most valuable fishery.
The options being considered by the Atlantic Large Whale Take Reduction Team include closing more areas of the Gulf of Maine and nearby waters to lobster lines, which are considered a primary threat to right whales. Another change could require lobstermen to use significantly weaker rope that connects traps on the ocean floor to buoys on the surface — rope designed to break if a whale gets tangled in it.
Most fatalities of right whales appear to be the result of being entangled in fishing lines, scientists say. In a federal survey of right whale deaths between 2010 and 2014, scientists found that 82 percent died as a result of entanglements, which can drown them instantly or kill them slowly by making it exhausting to swim and impairing their ability to feed. The rest died from ship strikes.
Regulators have succeeded in reducing the death toll from ship strikes by moving shipping lanes away from areas where right whales travel and requiring large ships to reduce speeds at certain times of the year, scientists say.
But previous measures to reduce entanglements — such as requirements that lines connecting lobster traps be weighted so they sink to the seafloor or use weak links so they snap if snagged by a whale — have largely failed.
As a result, federal officials are now considering more drastic action, such as what their counterparts in Canada have done recently. Canadian officials required a host of closures after 12 right whales were found to have died in 2017, some as a result of entanglements in snow crab lines in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. The regulations prevent fishermen who catch snow crabs and lobster from setting their traps when right whales are present.
NOAA now estimates that fishing lines kill or seriously injure between five and nine right whales a year. The real number is hard to know because about 60 percent of right whale deaths are unobserved, agency officials say.
In a recent letter to members of the Take Reduction Team, coordinator Colleen Coogan warned that its proposals could prove painful to fishermen.
"We know this target is daunting, but it is necessary to ensure the recovery of the North Atlantic right whale population," she wrote.
Michael Moore (left) and Carolyn Miller worked to collect whale data on Moore's sailboat Rosita in Cape Cod Bay. Image by Aram Boghosian/The Boston Globe. United States, 2019.
Mike Pentony, the regional administrator of NOAA, said he hoped the team would "assist us in taking the important steps necessary to reverse the decline of this iconic species."
Lobstermen throughout the region, however, have expressed deep concerns about the possible closures and other regulations.
In Massachusetts, lobstermen from Plymouth to Provincetown say they have borne the brunt of previous regulations and fear additional government requirements could hurt their ability to make a living.
Since 2014, NOAA has banned lobstermen from setting traps in Cape Cod Bay between Feb. 1 and April 30, or until right whales leave the area. Many of the lobstermen complain that the ban also effectively keeps them from fishing in January and May because they have to spend weeks removing and then resetting their traps.
Other closures prevent fishing in the Great South Channel, a vast bottom southeast of Chatham, between April 1 and June 30 when whales frequent those waters.
"We are looking at drastic changes coming our way," said John Haviland, president of the South Shore Lobster Fishermen's Association, who has spent 43 years fishing, mainly out of Marshfield.
Haviland said he has lost significant business to the existing closures.
"It causes not just economic hardship. For a lot of guys, it causes emotional or mental hardship."
Many lobstermen feel they have been unfairly blamed for the deaths of right whales. They hope the government will find ways for them to continue fishing.
"If there are additional closures, an awful lot of guys will be hurting," said Dave Casoni, who has fished out of Sandwich for 45 years.
Some lobstermen already lose as much as $20,000 a month because of the existing closures, he said.
While many lobstermen in Maine have benefited from record catches in recent years — the value of the landings there is now about three times what it was in 2000 — others further to the south have been struggling with more modest catches and rising costs for bait and fuel.
"For me, it's a matter of just hanging in there," said Casoni, 75. "But for the younger guys in the business, there's a real question about whether they can continue making a living doing this work."
Agency officials and scientists on the team said they recognize the threat of additional regulations to the industry.
Many of them have been hoping that new technology will ultimately enable lobstermen to fish with remotely activated devices that would raise traps to the surface.
One option the team is considering is whether some lobstermen could be permitted to use such ropeless fishing systems in closed areas, providing an incentive to experiment with the new technology.
"The situation cries for an innovative approach, and from my point of view, ropeless fishing is the best idea out there," said Charles "Stormy" Mayo, a member of the Take Reduction Team and director of the Right Whale Ecology Program at the Center for Coastal Studies in Provincetown.
Many lobstermen, however, say the technology remains clunky and too expensive to be a practical solution. With as many as 800 traps per lobsterman, the equipment could cost tens of thousands of dollars, they say.
While the fishermen and environmental advocates debate how to protect right whales, scientists this month have been taking advantage of their arrival in Cape Cod Bay. On a recent clear afternoon, a team aboard a Center for Coastal Studies plane counted 221 whales, distinguishing them by blotch-like calluses that form distinctive marks on their heads.
Meanwhile, on his boat in the bay, Moore flew his drone above the surfacing whales, taking pictures to measure their lengths and widths and collecting blow samples.
On another boat, Lisa Conger, a NOAA biologist, led a team of researchers taking biopsies of right whales. Using retrievable darts, they were able to collect tissue samples from the mother and calf that had recently arrived in the bay, vital information that helps scientists monitor calf survival rates.
Across the horizon, scores of whales were breaching the surface and belly flopping with a huge splash. Then they disappeared below to feed on their tiny prey.
"I've been doing this since the early '90s, and it's still awe inspiring," Conger said. "You have to take your head out of the research for a bit and appreciate it. It's a spectacle that never gets old."
Image by Globe Staff. United States, 2019.
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Deepika Padukone To Charge A Whopping 30 Crore For Prabhas' Sci-Fi Drama?
Deepika Padukone To Charge A Whopping 30 Crore For Prabhas' Sci-Fi Drama?
By Nikita Singh On Jul 21, 2020
Deepika Padukone featuring in Prabhas's 21st film, a sci-fi drama, grabbed the front page in all media outlets globally. Until now, media has been speculating her presence in the film for the past one month, the official announcement from the makers gave widespread publicity to the film and fulfilled several fans' wishes to witness their on-screen chemistry for the first time. The drama will be released in hindi, tamil and malayalam languages as well.
As soon as the makers confirmed the news, everyone, now, passed their attention towards her remuneration for the film..
As per reports, Deepika Padukone charges Rs 15 crore in Bollywood for her films. For Bhansali's Padmaavat, she charged Rs 12 crore, which was a success at the box office. Post that, she increased her remuneration to Rs 15 crore for 'Chhapaak' which was a dud at the box-office. But, speculations are rife, that Deepika is charging Rs 30 crore for this much hyped sci-fi drama.
At such times of uncertainties, when producers are asking the stars to slash the remunerations by 30 to 50 percent due to economic crisis and the corona crisis, it seems really insane to double the price for a producer.
The Rs 30 crore remuneration seems to be merely a publicity stunt.


went with my bro for his 35th bday. so fun.
My mom organized one for me at my 2014 grad party (psych degree). It was epic! Seriously the best party I've ever experienced. This fulfilled a lifelong dream of mine and it was perfect.
fishing trip with my Dad in Pulaski, VA on New River.
Write on a "before i die wall"
i wrote "I want to accomplish my mission".
i'm a sucker for 90s music. saw Smash Mouth, Sugar Ray, Gin Blossoms, Vertical Horizons, & Fastball. total nostalgia trip.
it was actually waiting in the airport in peru, but i still count it. we were going on the same plane.


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With the weather finally warming up, I expect outdoor grills to be firing up. Today I thought I'd share a great side dish or salad that would be a compliment to grilled or smoked meats. This tangy slaw reallt fits the bill.
Whisk the mayonnaise, sour cream, lime juice, lime peel, chile pepper and garlic together in a large bowl. Stir in the cilantro. Add the cabbage and green onion; toss to incorporate evenly. Season with salt and pepper. Cover and chill for at least 1 hour. Can be made 1 day ahead. Keep chilled.
Season the slaw with more lime juice, salt and pepper, if desired just before serving. A couple of thin lime slices and a few cilantro leaves makes a nice garnish. Makes about 8 servings.
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A great place to find and share some great FREE recipes to be prepared and shared with family and friends, to bring a lot of fun, joy and great taste into all our lives. Why? 'Cause few things in life beats a great tasting meal! I'm so glad you've found your way here. Welcome! Welcome! Welcome!
There's good, there's easy and then there's good and easy. This fancy chocolate tart recipe is on the easy side and your family or guests will be overjoyed at how much time and care it must have taken to make this dessert. Don't tell them our little seceret. You'll need to find the pre-made puffed pastery at your local market. I love this stuff! It saves a lot of time and frankly risk in making these kinds of desserts. You can depend on the puff pastery doing what you expect. The Fleur De Sel is a specific brand of very good sea salt. In fact, it will soon be coming to the gourmet shop. Don't substitute any other kind of salt. It will be too salty. I made that mistake brining a turkey once and ruined it. I've learned my lesson. When a recipe says sea salt, that's what you use. If you like chocolate, this one is for you. My sone is going to love this one for sure.
Unfold the dough on a parchment-lined, rimmed baking sheet. Trim edges if needed to form a 10-inch square. Fold each edge to make a 1-inch border.
Pierce the center of the shell all over with a fork. Brush the edges with beaten egg and sprinkle with sanding sugar. Refridgerate or freeze until firm, about 30 mintes.
Preheat oven to 400°F. Bake until pastery is puffed and golden brown, 15 to 20 minutes. Using a spatula, press down the center of the middle of the shell leaving the border puffy. Cover the center evenly with the chocolate. Drizzle with honey and sprinkle with the sea salt. Return to the oven and bake just enough for the chocolate to melt, about 2 minutes more. Sprinkle with the almonds and cut into 4-inch squares. Makes 4 servings.
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Be sure to check out the Gourmet Essentials Shop! I've added a full line of fantastic specialty food items. Find some of the finest Caviar from around the world, terrific Smoked Salmon, Foie Gras, Pate' and Truffle Oils. You must check out the fruit preserves. They come from Armenia. The fruit is grown beneath Mount Ararat. The place stated in the bible where Noah and his family exited the Ark to plant the first fruit trees. That's real food with great taste. Put that on your toast!
Ok, on to this week's great new recipe. Yesterday I added a selection of fine imported balsamic vinegars to the Gourmet Essentials Shop. Each one aged in oak barrels for between 3 and 25 years. Really great flavor! And that's what good food is all about. So I thought I'd share a great glaze to be used with your favorite fish. I suggest that you use a large fillet for this, 1-2 pounds, depending on how many servings you need. Working with a very large fillet can be a challenge to hold it together. A large flexible metal spatula with rounded edges can be a great help in this endeavor. You'll want to keep any leftover fish and crumble it over a green salad.
Mince the garlic to yield about 2 teaspoons. Squeeze the lemon half to yield 1 tablespoon of juice.
In a small saucepan over medium heat, add the oil and minced garlic. Cook for a couple of minutes until the garlic has softened.
Add the lemon juice, mustard, honey, vinegar and black pepper. Cook for about 3 minutes, stirring occasionally, to form a slightly thickened sauce. Transfer the sauce to a wide, shallow dish and cool for about 5 minutes. Place the fillets skin side up in the dish; let them sit for about 15 minutes.
Meanwhile, heat a grill to medium-high, about 375°F.
Spray the grill with a non-stick spray. Place the fillets skin side down on the grill. Use the sauce from the pan to evenly coat the top of the fish, making sure that you all that fabulous garlic on the fish as well.
Cook the fish witout turning for about 10 minutes or until it is opaque and fairly firm to the touch. The skin will be quite crispy and dark.
Use a fish spatula to transfer the fillets to a cutting board, dividing them into equal portions and transfer to individual plates. Serve immediately. Makes a good 5 servings.


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Astonishing Tales: A Voice from Beyond the Grave
Source: OVNIRADIO ICOU
Luis Burgos: Well, I think this case ranks up there with the top astonishing cases, because it was incredible and is still remarked upon to this very day. It was the source of many doubts and controversies, but the witness stands by what he saw and well, I was an indirect witness to what occurred. I had to visit the site in person to ascertain what he was saying, right?
"It all happened in the summer of 2001, a lousy time economically speaking for many in Argentina, but apparently not for FAO (Argentinean UFO Foundation) because we undertook three separate outings in three months. In February a trip to Victoria, in March a visit to El Volcán in San Luis, and in April we wound up in Sierra Ventana, Villa Ventana. An impressive outing that I don't even think we could duplicate nowadays, as the resources of the FAO members just aren't up to it.
"It turned out we were staying at an Alpine cottage in San Luis, a very lovely place, with a beautiful landscape up in the mountains. Spectacular weather too, and among those present was Fernando, who was our group's official photographer, who would take care of all the details for each outing. He took part in practically ninety per cent of all FAO outings and research trips.
"I recall one warm, pleasant morning in San Luis, when I felt the urge to go fishing at the Las Piedras Reservoir. Not far from El Volcán. A lovely reservoir. Well, I wanted to gather some earthworms to go fishing and indulge in the sport, since that evening we were setting up a skywatch. At a given time I remember my wife was preparing for lunch at around 10 a.m., chopping vegetables in the kitchen. Other members were still sleeping; some had gone out shopping...I also remember Fernando came running downstairs in a fright, shouting for me and my wife. I wasn't scared, but it startled me as to what could have happened, as an absolute sense of serenity dominated the place. He approached me as white as a sheet of paper and said: "No, no, you can't imagine what just happened to me!" We urged him to calm down and asked him to explain what had happened. He replied: "No, I went some thirty or forty meters away to take landscape shots of the trees and the mountains when I heard an odd voice, a guttural voice, otherworldly, very strange..."
"I exchanged glances with my wife and then asked Fernando, was it a ghost, did it appear? "No," he replied. "[the voice] went something like WAAAAHHHHHH..." or something like it, although it wasn't exactly the same. All I could think to do was wash my hands, as I'd been gathering earthworms, and tell him, well, let's go and have a look together, see what's going on. My wife stayed in the kitchen, mystified, and the two of us went up the hillside. "Now hold on, Fernando" I said, "could it have been the sound of a cow mooing or something?" "No, no no" He was convinced that it wasn't anything conventional or quotidian, or something that anyone could have shouted. It was a guttural voice. Something astonishing, from the netherworld.
"So we went up the hillside, getting pricked by thorns. All we could see was cow dung, proving that animals had been in the area. From that height, looking at the landscape, there was nothing unusual to be seen. So we came back down and discussed the situation with my wife, and there we were, between the credible and the incredible. [Fernando] was clearly still in shock, as twenty minutes had elapsed and he was still talking about it.
"According to his story, he had the camera in his hand and even as he came down, the heard the voice a second time - in other words, he didn't hear the sound just once. As he ran down the slope, camera in hand - and you can imagine, he could've tripped and fallen, broken the camera or suffered an injury - he said he was coming down the slope, running, agitated, he stopped because he heard the sound once more. And that's when he told himself that this wasn't an animal, wasn't a coincidence, it was something directed at him. He's still bewildered about it to this very day, and he brings it up at all our gatherings. Nobody believed poor Fernando. They even accused me of having played a prank on him, which was unthinkable. Others thought he must have been drunk or drugged, yet hearing a guttural sound at ten o'clock in the morning transcends all paranormal guidelines, I mean, had it been at night like in horror stories it would've been another thing entirely, like what happened in the haunted house in Punta Indio. He stood by his story. Later in the evening, Oscar Perco, a deceased member of FAO, said he saw a figure 'dressed in white' near the house, by the mountainside...well, he sweetened the situation, I'm not sure if he added or detracted from the credibility of Fernando's experience.
"This is a story, I believe, that will be remembered to the very last days of FAO. A matter that was never, ever, satisfactorily explained."
[Translation (c) 2021 S. Corrales, IHU with thanks to Luis Burgos, FAO/ICOU]
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Fall is in the air,and that means crisp air, boots, and yummy food. Summer may be over, but the local farmer's markets are still in full swing. There are so many great local markets to choose from here in PA, and I always walk away wishing I would have bought more. You can't find fresher, tastier produce than at a local farmer's market (can you tell I'm hooked?) I've been waiting for fall with open arms, but I will be missing all of the wonderful produce!
While I was browsing one local market recently, I managed to get my hands on some really fresh peaches. Some were the size of a softball (check out the one in my picture below!) - and right then and there, I knew I had to get some.
INGREDIENTS: 1 8oz. bar of cream cheese at room temperature, 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon plus additional to garnish, 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg, 1/4 teaspoon vanilla, 1/4 cup powdered sugar, 1 tablespoon vegetable oil, 5-6 medium peaches, honey for drizzling.
ONE: first, make your topping by mixing together the first 5 ingredients. Set aside.
TWO: cut your peaches in half and remove the stone.
FOUR: flip your peach halves over and put a generous scoop of your cream cheese topping where the pit used to be. Close the hood and grill for another 4 minutes until the cream cheese is somewhat melted. When peaches are cooked through, plate and drizzle with honey then garnish with cinnamon.
It's officially fall this weekend! We've been breaking out the boots and scarves this week and preparing for cooler weather to come. I got so excited for fall that I switched out my kids' summer clothes with their winter clothes this week. Does anyone else get excited to switch their kids' clothes out? I always feel like it's me that got a new wardrobe.
Here's a little more of what we've been up to this week!
In case you missed it, we guest posted over at Flamingo Toes a few weeks ago and shared this tutorial for yarn wrapped bangles. You gotta love a good project that costs under $2, right? This is one of those crafts that you can do while sitting on the couch catching up on DVR'd shows. Love those!
SUPPLIES: 1 bangle, 2 packages each of 2 different colors of embroidery floss, glue gun and glue.
ONE: First, put a little dab of hot glue on the inside of your bangle and attach the end of one of your colors of floss.
TWO: Next, begin to tightly wrap your bangle with the floss, pushing the threads close together as you go.
THREE: When you are satisfied with the width of your first color, clip your floss and secure on the inside of your bangle with another dot of hot glue. Attach the end of your second color of floss with hot glue and begin to wrap around your bangle like before, making sure to keep the threads tightly wound as you go.
FOUR: When you reach the end just secure with hot glue and you're done!
How easy was that? Now you have a personalized bangle that you can tailor to any outfit depending on what thread color you choose.


Did April fly by for you too? Time sure seems to have its foot on the gas pedal this year. Somehow, it's already May, and I'm back to share the books I devoured last month.
I was able to fit 4 books in during April, and really liked them all!
The plot (no spoilers): Christine learns that her famous author husband has died in a car accident. She is shocked to discover that he wasn't alone in the car. Once the story leaks, the media camps out outside Christine's house, harassing her. Always wanting to be left alone, she flees and hides in a small town in another state. She soon comes to learn that her husband and his mistress actually have a daughter, who is now an orphan. Having gone through the foster care system herself, Christine is horrified that this child will have to endure the same fate. She must decide whether or not to help the child in some way.
This book hooked me from the beginning. I initially thought it was going to be a more suspenseful read, but it actually ended up to be a heartwarming story. It's not life-changing, but I would definitely recommend When Never Comes. And I'm going to add Barbara Davis's other books to my reading list.
This was my April Kindle First Reads choice. If you love reading and getting free books, you should definitely be signed up for Kindle First Reads.
The plot: Katie just wants to live the perfect London life. Her glamorous boss, Demeter, has it all – the career, the clothes, the home, and the family. Katie works very hard to keep up the appearance of her own 'perfect life,' but in truth, she's miserable. When Demeter fires Katie, she is shattered, and retreats to her father's farm to help him start a vacation business. Everything is going smoothly until Demeter shows up as a guest.
I adored this book. I read everything that Kinsella writes, and love them all. The main characters are always hilarious, and they're always fun, entertaining reads. She also wrote The Shopaholic series, which I own. Plus, I'm a sucker for any story that takes place in England.
Even though this and other Kinsella books are light-hearted, funny reads, there's always depth and a good lesson. If you want a quick, entertaining read, I recommend My (Not So) Perfect Life.
A couple months ago, I read Sincero's You Are A Badass At Making Money, and really enjoyed it. I think the original You Are A Badass is even better.
The point: With refreshingly blunt delivery, the author cuts through the BS lies we tell ourselves, and proposes that our woes are illusions we create. We can create a life we love by changing our mindset. We have to go from wanting to change our life to deciding to change our life.
Sincero has awesome messages about gratitude, fear, and forgiveness. She talks about procrastination, perfectionism, and other ways we all sabotage ourselves. The examples and stories from her own life are hilarious.
The tagline is 'How to stop doubting your greatness and start living an awesome life' and I think she delivers. She has such a frank, funny way of stating things, and I totally appreciate that. She writes the truth we all need to hear. I wanted to put this book under my pillow while I slept, in hopes that the message would seep further into my brain.
If you or your life needs an overhaul, I'd read this book. And even if it doesn't, I'd read this book.
I've been interested in starting a Virtual Assistant business for a little while now, so I thought I'd check out The Bootstrap VA: The Go-Getter's Guide to Becoming a Virtual Assistant, Getting and Keeping Clients, and More! by successful VA, Lisa Morosky. It really was quite helpful! It's well-organized and detailed, and is full of actionable steps than anyone can implement if they wanted to get started as a VA.
In case you don't know what a VA is, it's a person who offers services to a variety of professionals, business owners, bloggers, and more. Everything from administrative tasks, to social media management, graphic design, or whatever else is needed. The VA is an independent contractor who sets his or her own hours and rates, and the business owner doesn't have to offer benefits or collect taxes.
Morosky doesn't sugar coat what it takes to be a VA, but offers tons of advice and guidance to getting started and being successful. I received it as part of the Work At Home Super Bundle, which is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in starting an at-home business.
If you're at all intrigued by or interested in becoming a VA, I'd check out The Bootstrap VA.
I really enjoyed the books I read in April. I'll be back next month with my May reads!
I'd love to hear what you've been reading, and if you have any recommendations!
The Bootstrap VA sounds like a great tool.
I sometimes think about doing that in my off hours but wonder how much time I'd actually a) have to put into it b) want to put into it.
From my understanding, VAs can work as much or as little as they want, taking on as many or as few clients as works best for them. But I totally get it – sometimes our time feels so precious that it's difficult to imagine taking on more tasks!
I'm a Kinsella fan as well! So happy to hear you liked her newest one. I'll have to get my hands on it.
I loved my Not So Perfect like soooo much!!!! I have badass on my TBR and I'm thinking maybe I need a physical copy instead of ebook or audio so I can go back and reread parts? When Never Comes sounds really interesting, adding it to my list!
Hi Nadine! I do recommend a physical copy of Badass. I may purchase it so I can have it permanently. And I don't purchase many books!
I have You are a Badass on audio to read sometime soon. So glad to hear a positive review of it. Is the money one worth reading too?
Heather, I definitely think the You Are A Badass At Making Money is worth reading too. She talks a lot about manifesting, which not everyone enjoys, but in my opinion, she has lots of good advice to offer.
Hi Lauren! You're right, summer is actually the perfect time to read My Not So Perfect Life. I think you'll really enjoy it!
My friend is a VA and makes a really good living doing it. She has a course, $10K VA, that teaches you what to do. I get no money by recommending that; she's just great at what she does and might be helpful to you.
Jen Sincero doesn't connect for me. I think mindset is important but so is action. You can't just wish things into being and I feel like that's what she preaches.
I agree that the 'manifesting' side of Sincero's message can be difficult to get behind. But I just love her amusing writing style and did feel inspired after reading it. I can totally understand that she's not for everyone though.
The Badass book is on my list!


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BEIJING – Typhoon In-fa made landfall on China's southeastern coast of Shanghai on Sunday after people living near the sea were evacuated, airline flights and trains were cancelled, and The public is ordered to stay indoors.
The typhoon made landfall in Zhoushan in Zhejiang province, state television reported, citing the national weather agency. It forecasts 10-14 inches of rain.
"People should not go outdoors on their own," the bureau said.
The previous storm had rained on Taiwan and toppled tree branches, but no deaths or injuries were reported.
About 330,000 residents of Fengxian county on the southern edge of Shanghai were evacuated after offshore wind speeds reached 60 mph, the China Daily newspaper reported.
Hundreds of flights at Shanghai Pudong and Shanghai Hongqiao airports have been canceled and many more are expected to be canceled on Monday, state broadcaster reported. Parks are closed in Shanghai and the riverside Bund district, a popular tourist area.
Typhoon In-fa canceled several flights as it finally made landfall along China's east coast on July 25, 2021.
The international airport in Hangzhou, southwest of Shanghai, also canceled flights.
Train service to Ningbo, a port city south of Shanghai, has been suspended, according to state television. The Zhoushan Bridge connecting islands near Ningbo was closed, as were schools, markets and businesses in Zhejiang province.
On Saturday, large container ships were moved from the Yangshan port in Shanghai, one of the world's busiest shipping hubs. State television said a lock in Nantong, which borders Shanghai to the north, had stopped releasing ships into the Yangtze River.
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THERMO-ELASTIC STUDY OF A SPACE ACTUATOR BALL BEARING SET
Zain Mansoor1, Claudia Allegranza1
1ESA/ESTEC, Keplerlaan 1, 2200 AG, Noordwijk, Netherlands
Ball bearings are used in vast majority of mechanisms for space applications (such as Solar Array Drive Mechanisms, pointing mechanisms or reaction wheels) in order to provide low friction and smooth motion between parts. These applications differ from the ground ones due to space environmental factors including high transient acceleration regimes during the launch phase, very low ambient pressure or vacuum during operation and poor heat transfer capability, resulting in more restrictive design requirements and constraints.
Space mechanisms are normally actuated via electric motors, which suffer from self-heating due to joule losses in the coils. This may lead to an important thermal gradient throughout the bearings assemblies where weak heat transfer is guaranteed due to the absence of convection and limited contact area. As for the actuator, the overheat will induce a thermal expansion, which can either cause gapping or increase the contact pressure between the balls and the race. In the first case, a further overheat can occur, as the thermal resistance is further increased, while the latter case may cause overloading of the bearings with wear and ultimately seizing of the bearing itself.
Considering a cooling system for a ball bearing is not a viable solution, instead increasing the thermal conductivity of the whole system, in order to more efficiently evacuate the heat losses of the motor, seems to be a better alternative. Therefore, the aim of this investigation is to study the thermo-elastic behaviour of a ball bearing set included in a motor, under the joule heating produced by the motor winding mounted in the neighbourhood.
Acknowledging the different physics involved in this study, COMSOL Multiphysics is considered as the most appropriate tool for modelling and simulation. The study includes the analysis of the system thermo-elastic behaviour with different configuration of materials offering different thermal conductance characteristic, and particularly stainless steel 440C (classic heritage material for ball bearings in space), as a reference, and series of different AlSi alloys and aluminium MMC-s offering better conductivity capabilities. The Solid Mechanics model is composed of different isotropic solid bodies (such as Motor housing, upper race, ball, bottom race and shaft) in contact, as illustrated in Figure 1. The joule heating is accounted, in the Heat Transfer in Solids module, as the heat flux entering from the motor housing. The latter cut across the bodies and leaves via the shaft end. Finally, the Thermal Expansion multiphysics coupling is used to model the thermal strain. Ultimately, the selected materials should permit a significant improvement of the thermos-elastic performance of the ball bearings.


Following in the footsteps of our Founder, John Wesley, we believe that small groups are central to our growth and spiritual development. Our Sunday School classes offer this environment providing support and accountability with other Christian followers. We have several Adult Sunday School classes to choose from. We welcome you to visit these classes to find the right fit for you.
Sunday School meets on Sundays at 10 am.
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"Free therapy and lots of laughter" is what you will find in the Women's class. Women of all ages and stages get together in this class to discover spiritual truth and light through the open discussion of various books.
Comprised of couples and singles, this class focuses on discussion based Bible study with shared responsibility for leadership.
We are middle-aged couples and singles who focus on round table and open discussions about the Christian life.
A relaxed yet spirited group that meets weekly to connect and partake in a faith-centered lesson. Mostly made up of parents with preschool and younger elementary age children. This group also tries to meet for fellowship outside of class monthly.
Growing in discipleship is our principle focus. We are couples and singles in our 30's and 40's that seek to grow closer to Christ through fellowship, study, and service. On Sundays, we often study and discuss principles of the Bible in today's context.
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The Interpreters class was founded in the 1970's and is the longest standing Sunday School class at Signal Crest. While most of the members of this class were not here in the 70's, they have joined this class for the outstanding fellowship gained through shared Christian experiences. Most of the members of this class are retired and empty nesters.


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Neurodegeneration with dementia: From fundamentals of pathology to clinical imaging by MRI and SPECT
Michael Cordes, Zbigniew Wszolek, Wolfgang Brück, Anna Zimny, Marek Sasiadek, Torsten Kuwert
The increasing incidence of neurodegenerative disorders with dementia (NDD) requires structural and functional imaging methods which are easily available in the clinical setting. The diagnostic work-up for patients who have NDD includes magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT), and positron emission tomography (PET). Both, MRI and SPECT can show characteristic findings of NDD. However, the interpretation of these findings has to be done in the context of clinical data, which includes biochemical and histological examinations. In this article, we review recent advances in pathology and the impact of these advances on MRI and SPECT studies interpretations. We present a literature review describing typical MRI and SPECT findings and the diagnostic accuracies reported for NDD. Combining MRI and SPECT examinations with quantitative evaluation of clinical data further improves the diagnostic potential of these imaging procedures for NDD.
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Cordes, M., Wszolek, Z., Brück, W., Zimny, A., Sasiadek, M., & Kuwert, T. (2016). Neurodegeneration with dementia: From fundamentals of pathology to clinical imaging by MRI and SPECT. Current Medical Imaging Reviews, 12(4), 257-268. https://doi.org/10.2174/1573405612666160606105654
Neurodegeneration with dementia : From fundamentals of pathology to clinical imaging by MRI and SPECT. / Cordes, Michael; Wszolek, Zbigniew; Brück, Wolfgang; Zimny, Anna; Sasiadek, Marek; Kuwert, Torsten.
In: Current Medical Imaging Reviews, Vol. 12, No. 4, 01.11.2016, p. 257-268.
Cordes, M, Wszolek, Z, Brück, W, Zimny, A, Sasiadek, M & Kuwert, T 2016, 'Neurodegeneration with dementia: From fundamentals of pathology to clinical imaging by MRI and SPECT', Current Medical Imaging Reviews, vol. 12, no. 4, pp. 257-268. https://doi.org/10.2174/1573405612666160606105654
Cordes M, Wszolek Z, Brück W, Zimny A, Sasiadek M, Kuwert T. Neurodegeneration with dementia: From fundamentals of pathology to clinical imaging by MRI and SPECT. Current Medical Imaging Reviews. 2016 Nov 1;12(4):257-268. https://doi.org/10.2174/1573405612666160606105654
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Melvin, Jo (2016) The New Climate 1969-72. In: Conceptual Art in Britain 1964-1979. Tate, London, pp. 116-123. ISBN 978-1-84976-368-4
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This keywork essay is included in the catalogue accompanying the exhibition, Conceptual Art in Britain 1964-79 held at Tate Britain, London 12 April - 29 August 2016.
"The Arts Council's 1972 exhibition at the Hayward Gallery, The New Art, was the first museum survey of new art practices by British artists. Anne Seymour, the exhibition organiser, describes how although many of them already had an international reputation, they were little known at home, and so the situation was 'crying out for attention'. The New Art occurred at the same time as Documenta 5 in Kassel, and a number of artists were included in both – Art & Language for example, showed Index 1972in Documenta and a second version, Index 2, in The New Art. British artists – Keith Arnatt, Art & Language, Barry Flanagan, John Latham, Richard Long and Bruce McLean, to name a few – were included in group exhibitions in museums in Europe and New York: for instance, Op Losse Schroeven 1969 at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam; When Attitudes Become Form at the Kunsthalle, Bern also 1969; Conceptual Art, Arte Povera, Land Art at the Galleria Civica D'Arte Moderna, Turin 1970, and Conceptual Art and Conceptual Aspects 1970 at the New York Cultural Center, just before Information, MOMA's broader exhibition of new practices. And so, by the time 'the new art' had received official backing it was part of the territory of recognisable art practices; the paradigm shift had already occurred during the previous few years in Britain, Europe and the USA.
The role played by art magazines in the distribution of information and ideas, as well as the circulation of photographs of new work, cannot be underestimated. Studio International was key. It presented new practices and ideas, helped establish many artists' reputations and had a reach that extended beyond the UK. In providing a platform for artists, the magazine became as significant a venue as the gallery or museum. This was particularly notable with conceptual art practices, with work made specifically for distribution through publication. The magazine was also a vehicle for exhibition catalogues, and this multiple and innovative use made it a collaborator with artists, as well as fulfilling its conventional role of providing critical commentary. The assistant editor Charles Harrison taught part-time at St Martins, and the magazine commissioned artists' pages, which could be used as the artist wished. Gilbert & George's 'magazine sculpture' formed part of their contribution in May 1970. The double-page spread featured a black-and-white portrait photograph of George on the left, Gilbert on the right, with paper cut-outs of letters spelling 'George the cunt' and 'Gilbert the shit' pinned to their respective clothing. The offending words were crudely censored deliberately by editor Peter Townsend, and the magazine sculpture had been first shown at Robert Fraser Gallery in 1969 for just half an hour to avoid the censor..."
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Australian Bank Investors Reject Compensation Packages for Executives
December 19th, 2018 Luis Aureliano Business, Credit Cards, Loans, Markets, Personal Finance, Savings, Stock Analysis 0 comments
According to the news report by Bloomberg, Australian investors have run out of patience with the big banks in the country, thanks to scandals as well as plummeting stock prices.
National Australia Bank Ltd. (NAB) and Australia & New Zealand Banking Group (ANZ) was faced with their shareholders' ire on Wednesday, who emphatically rejected the proposed compensations for the banks' executives.
In fact, they joined hands with Westpac Banking Corp.'s and AMP Ltd.'s investors in expressing their anger over the bonus payments being disbursed despite the banks having had a bad year of poor valuations and shredded reputations.
The Big Four and AMP have seen more than AUD80 billion (~$58 billion) wiped off their total market capitalization in 2018 after inquiries revealed extensive misconduct on their part. The slowing housing market also impact the companies' market capitalization. These companies' total profits also fell to a 4-year low.
The Big Four had yielded close to 20% ROE over the last 10 years, however, this year, that figure dropped to 12%.
Reuters reported that a quasi-judicial inquiry by the Royal Commission initiated public hearings into the financial sector's misconduct. This inquiry revealed that there was widespread malpractice wherein profits superseded customer, compliance obligations were being disregarded and misbehavior was encouraged. Additionally, there were conflicted bonuses as well as compensation being disbursed.
The expectation is that when the final report is submitted in February 2019, this inquiry will recommend stronger regulations being imposed in the financial sector, especially about the use of bonuses and compensation for the banks' executives.
Despite these issues, the banks still went ahead and allocated millions in yearly bonuses for their executives. It was only at Commonwealth Bank of Australia where the Chief Executive Officer's short-term bonus was taken away.
Concentrated Leaders Fund's chief investment officer, David Sokulsky stated that this was a protest vote being made by the investors. He sided with the investors, saying that at this time, there was, indeed, a lot to protest about.
The Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ASCI), Louise Davidson stated that investors have now issued a very strong message to the banks that they are expecting much higher levels of accountability for the misconduct that the Royal Commission inquiry has revealed. He added that investors are angered by the payments being disbursed to the banks' executives during a time when the Commission's inquiry has shown that there is a systemic breach of the law as well as the mistreatment of customers.
NAB's Chairman Ken Henry said in his speech at the company's Annual General Meeting that more than 80% of the votes that would be cast would be against the compensation report, despite the bank taking reformation steps. He told the AGM, that the bank tried but got it wrong. He tried pacifying shareholders by saying the bank got it wrong and that they would try again.
ANZ reported that 34% of their stakeholders had voted against the remuneration report, which is far above the 25% threshold needed for a "first strike". The bank stated that their Chairman as well as all non-executive directors would take a 20% cut in their remuneration.
In Australia, investors' votes on compensation packages are non-binding. What this means is that while it may cause the company some public embarrassment, there are no consequences to the company paying out those compensations. However, if there is a "second strike" by the investors in the following year, this can trigger a motion to vote out a company's entire board of directors.
NAB and ANZ now have joined Westpac with one strike each by investors.
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Hundreds march in Solidarity for Bishops amidst Sedition Complaint
On July 31, the Archdiocese of Lingayen-Dagupan organized a Mass and a candle-lighting ceremony to express solidarity for the faithful leaders accused of inciting sedition, cyber libel, libel, and obstruction of justice. Involved in the sedition charge are the Vice President of the Philippines and 35 others, including four bishops and several priests. The bishops cited include Archbishop Socrates Villegas, President of ACN Philippines and Member of the Supervisory Board of the International Foundation and retired Bishop Teodoro Bacani, Bishop Honesto Ongtioco of Cubao and Bishop Pablo David of Caloocan.
Held at the Cathedral of Saint John the Evangelist in Dagupan, hundreds of people marched in prayer after Mass on Wednesday in support of Archbishop Villegas and the other three bishops innocently charged.
Solidarity march for the Filipino bishops charged with sedition complaints by the Philippine national police:
Archbishop Socrates Villegas (ACN Philippines President) with people during the march. They are demanding "Justice for Father Soc!"
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"Religious fundamentalism places Christians on the fringes of society"
Archbishop reports on the current situation in the Holy Land
Pierbattista Pizzaballa has already spent more than three decades of his life in the Holy Land. In 2016, the Franciscan was made Archbishop and Apostolic Administrator of the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem. In an interview with Daniele Piccini while visiting ACN Germany, the archbishop recently explained why current international political decisions exacerbate the conflict in the Holy Land and why the Church is relying on the power of small steps.
Archbishop Pierbattista Pizzaballa (Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem and the Franciscan Custos of the Holy Land) during Abu Dhabi conference on human fraternity.
Photographer: Oliver Maksan. Copyright: Aid to the Church in Need
Bishop in Central African Republic: violence is not driven by Muslim-Christian conflict
Various media reports suggest that the ongoing crisis in Central African Republic (CAR) is caused by a Muslim-Christian conflict or even Islamist efforts to subdue Christians. That is not the case, said one of the country's prominent Catholic leaders. The ongoing bloodshed, said Bishop Nestor Nongo-Aziagba of Bossangoa, president of the CAR bishops' conference, is the result of economic exploitation—the pursuit by both state and non-state actors of the country's rich diamond and gold deposits. "Let us not use religion to cover up exploitation," he said speaking with Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) during a recent visit to Washington, D.C, where he attended the second annual Ministerial to Advance Religious Freedom which brought together some 1,000 religious leaders and representatives of government and non-governmental organizations, including ACN.
Bishop Nestor Nongo-Aziagba of Bossangoa in CAR for priestly and diaconate ordinations in Ibadan, Nigeria (July 2014)
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CAMEROON: Women maimed as Boko Haram strikes terror
by Maria Lozano
On the night of July 29, members of the terrorist group Boko Haram attacked the town of Gagalari in the diocese of Yagoua in the Far North region of Cameroon.
According to information received from local sources by Aid to the Church in Need, the terrorists seem to have changed their strategy, now targeting the town's women. "They arrived during the night, entered the houses one by one and kidnapped the women. Only the women. They took them to the outskirts and amputated one ear of each of the victims. Then they released them threatening them and telling them that they would return, that this is the first touch intervention, but others will follow. It is terrifying. "
Children in a village in Bauchi Diocese devastated by Boko Haram. Photographer: Corinne Zaugg. Copyright Aid to the Church in Need.
Courage and faith celebrated as cathedral re-opens
by Citra Abbott & Maria Lozano
The reopening of a bomb-blasted cathedral in the Philippines, six months on from terror attacks which killed 20 people, has been hailed as a testimony to the local Church's faith and resilience despite the ongoing threat of Islamic extremism. Catholic charity Aid to the Church in Need's national director in the Philippines Jonathan Luciano described witnessing the local Christian community's faith and courage at the re-dedication Mass of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Cathedral in Jolo. Mr Luciano said: "Security was really tight – police and soldiers locked down an entire block of the city. "Yet the cathedral was packed. The dedication was attended by hundreds. It was inspiring to see the families of the victims and the survivors of the blasts there."


Christ: among Doctors -- Christ Child, with crossed nimbus, as young boy, gesturing, stands flanked by Virgin Mary, nimbed, and Joseph the Carpenter, wearing cap, with purse at waist, both gesturing. Behind them stand four doctors, including three wearing pointed hats. Scene inside temple, with cloth wall hanging and leaded-glass windows. Scene in medallion in left margin.


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October is national cyber awareness month, frankly every month and every day should be an awareness day.
So, back in late 2017, the House passed by a voice vote H.R. 3559 – Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Act of 2017. As you may guess, it is stalled in the Senate.
Meanwhile, in an effort to mobilize and consolidate cyber operations for the United States, there is no consensus within Congress. Should every government agency has a cyber division? Should the United States be able to perform counter cyber attacks? What kind of a cyber attack on the United States constitutes an act of war?
Actually, I agree with General Petraeus on his position. Last month also, John Bolton on the White House National Security Council declared that the U.S. is going on the offensive. Yet in an interesting article, Forbes offers a point and counter-point to that argument.
Last week, President Trump spoke to world leaders about how China is interfering in U.S. elections via the cyber realm. While no evidence has been offered, that is not to say there is no evidence, it is a common tactic of China. Additionally, the United States is offering robust assistance to NATO allies.
Acting to counter Russia's aggressive use of cyberattacks across Europe and around the world, the U.S. is expected to announce that, if asked, it will use its formidable cyberwarfare capabilities on NATO's behalf, according to a senior U.S. official.
Wheelbarger told reporters traveling to NATO with Mattis that the move is a signal to other nations that NATO is prepared to counter cyberattacks waged against the alliance or its members.
Much like America's nuclear capabilities, the formal declaration of cyber support can help serve as a military deterrent to other nations and adversaries.
China, it said, has been "persistently" stealing data from the public and private sector to gain an economic advantage. And it said Russia has use cyber information operations to "influence our population and challenge our diplomatic processes." U.S. officials have repeatedly accused Moscow of interfering in the 2016 elections, including through online social media.
"We will conduct cyberspace operations to collect intelligence and prepare military cyber capabilities to be used in the event of a crisis or conflict," the new strategy states, adding that the U.S. is prepared to use cyberwarfare along with other military weapons against its enemies when needed, including to counter malicious cyber activities targeting the country. Read more here.
Not to be left out is North Korea.
Yup, in closing…..we agree with General Petraeus….it is long overdue to go big and go NOW.


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Diamond in the Desert has been updated with a code donation. Passion has been updated to reflect that Zephyr (Air: Tori no Uta) has been adopted out to Jessica.
In other news, I'm hacking away at adding previous members for both Utabaka no Kisu and Suspended in Time (I salvaged them from the previous FLs). I'm halfway done adding the former, and about 30% done reformatting the latter so I can make it easier to add them. I also emailed the previous owner for Glory asking for the members list if she still has it, as the previous URL says she does. I wonder if that's been up there ever since I re-opened the fanlisting... I feel like I should hunt for these things every time now lol.
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Brazilian Indigenous Leader Davi Kopenawa: Bolsonaro is Killing My People & Destroying the Amazon
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