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"200 million girls, women living with consequences of female genital mutilation"
Female Genital Mutilation in Africa
Not less than 200 million women and girls around the world are living with the damage caused by Female Genital Mutilation/ Cutting (FGM/C), says the United Nations.
This was contained in a joint press statement by the executive directors of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), Babatunde Osotimehin and Anthony Lake, respectively, in commemoration of the 2017 International Day of Zero Tolerance for FGM.
"It [FGM] irreparably damages girls' bodies, inflicting excruciating pain. It causes extreme emotional trauma that can last a lifetime. It increases the risk of deadly complications during pregnancy, labour and childbirth, endangering both mother and child. It robs girls of their autonomy and violates their human rights," says the joint statement.
The statement which says FGM reflects the low status of girls and women as well as reinforces gender inequality adds that it "fuels intergenerational cycles of discrimination". It says that despite the progress made in efforts for the abolishment of FGM in the world, millions of girls will be forced to undergo the practice in 2017.
"In 2015, the Sustainable Development Goals recognized the close connection between FGM/C, gender inequality, and development – and reignited global action to end FGM/C by 2030. In 2016, more than 2,900 communities, representing more than 8.4 million people living in countries where UNFPA and UNICEF work jointly to end FGM/C, declared they had abandoned the practice," says the statement.
Therefore, the UN agencies demanded for faster action to build on progress made calling on governments to enact and enforce laws that protect the rights of girls and women and prevent FGM/C.
"It means creating greater access to support services for those at risk of undergoing FGM/C and those who have survived it. It also means driving greater demand for those services, providing families and communities with information about the harm FGM/C causes – and the benefits to be gained by ending it. And ultimately, it means families and communities taking action themselves and refusing to permit their girls to endure the violation of FGM/C," it adds.
Africa accounts for a huge percentage of the world's 200 million women and girls living with Female Genital Mutilation or Cutting (FGM/C).
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Daily Mail: Skintight dress leaves singer Whitney Houston suffering from a severe case of pot belly
Last updated at 4:40 PM on 29th April 2010
With the terrible mauling she received from fans and critics alike after her disastrous UK tour, Whitney Houston might have bee expected to disappear for a while.
But the 46-year-old gamely pitched up on stage at a private gig at the ultra-exclusive Grand-Hotel du Cap-Ferrat, in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, on the French Riviera last night.
Unfortunately, her choice of dress, a very snug-fitting white dress, only served to highlight how she's filled out with age and unhealthy living.
Sadly, it accentuated her pot belly as she sang her hits to the gathered audience at the exclusive five-star hotel in the French Riviera.
Miss Houston has just finished her tour of the UK, finishing up in London at the weekend, where she was performing at the O2 arena in Greenwich.
She was accused of a poor show in London, with fans complaining about her lack of vigour and under par singing. Whitney has refused to quit smoking and, according to her her Australian promoter she is comfortable with the way her tour is going.
Andrew McManus explained: 'God bless her, I can't tell her not to. She said, "If the good Lord wants me to be attacked and ridiculed that's the road I have to go down".'
This is despite having to issue an apology to fans for her lacklustre performance in London over the weekend.
One Daily Mail fan commented: 'I went last night with my sis in law and we both were feeling rather emotional seeing her struggle on stage. We love her and her music so much we tried to shout out to her encouraging her to sing on. It is hard to watch, I could see many people leaving with disappointment on their faces, she needs to find a new direction.'
Another fan said: 'I'd been looking forward to it for months but when Whitney came on stage she was a shadow of her former self and just couldn't hit the notes. It's clear the drug abuse has taken its toll and I don't think she'll ever be the same again.'
Whitney tried to explain away her disappointing appearance by blaming theair-conditioning in the arena. During the show, she was alleged to have told the crowd: 'She doesn't want to come, my soprano friend.
'Sometimes the old girl sings, but not tonight. I want to do it, but she doesn't want to ... She's getting a little temperamental.' She the signalled to organisers to help her out, saying: 'Turn the air-con off. I can feel it. It takes away my soprano.'
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Most home cooks are aware that adding a smattering of fresh herbs to their dishes is an easy (and fairly cheap) way to elevate them to new, flavorful heights, but too few of them employ the power of the fried fresh herb.
Now, not all herbs take well to frying — you'll want to fry sturdy guys like rosemary, sage, a parsley — but the ones that do really do.
Besides crisping up in a delightful way — and crispness is always welcome — any aggressive, raw character the herb may have is tempered. Parsley gets a little less grassy, rosemary's pine-y character is quieted, and sage becomes slightly less pungent.
Once fried, these crunchy little leaves can be sprinkled on a variety of food groups to add texture, flavour, and depth. Crispy sage makes a great topping for a creamy, gourd-based soup.
Fried parsley is fun with grilled or pan-seared fish. Crispy rosemary loves any and all potatoes. All three could, and should, be added to fried chicken.
Herbs are also one of the easiest foods to fry you'll ever encounter. Not only do they need very little oil, but they are one of the few fried foods that make your kitchen smell better, not worse.
Simply add about an inch of frying oil (something with high smoke point) to your favourite frying vessel and bring it to a temperature of 375℉. Next, working in batches, place your clean, very dry herbs in the oil for 30 seconds or so, until they stop sizzling and have taken on just a hint of colour.
Remove them with small tongs or a spider, and place them on paper towels to dry, hitting them with a good bit of salt while they're still warm.
You will get the best results with hard herbs by blanching and refreshing them first, also makes the colour a lot brighter afterwards.


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Q: Unable to access resources after moving to folder I added a bunch of .resx files to my project in the root directory, and have always been able to access them without any problem in my views with, for example:
Resources.ResourceManager.GetString("ResourceName")

Now that there  are quit a few files,I decided to tidy up by adding them all to a Resources folder. I also created some new .resx files directly in the new folder.
However, I am now unable to access these with:

'Resources' is inaccessible due to its protection level

I tried changing the the Access Modifer to Internal, Public and No Code Generation, but none of these work.
What is going on here?

A: Seems that moving the resx files to a new folder added them to their own namespace, so I just had to add this to the top of the view:
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Sorry. I've a few few issues this morning. Mostly mental but a good rant is all that is needed.
Topic A is the nightmarish, world changing technology envisioned, produced and perpetuated by Steve Jobs: the smartphone. Admittedly I was among the first in line to have my own hand held computer and demonstrating my shameful hypocrisy, currently have the latest and greatest of the same thing despite the shocking cost. Nothing better exemplifies the mindless drones of Orwell's 1984 than the crowds of people walking through Disney. Phone in hand, eyes glazed, thumbs scrolling, the hazard of the walking dazed was only exceeded by the crazed motorized chair people (another story for another time). I saw children who could not have been more than five, phones to their noses scrolling with an intensity that belied the ability of their tiny fingers. How sad. On the flight between Orlando and BWI, the flight attendant announced that the WIFI was not working so for an hour and a half we would be frustratingly without connectivity. As Southwest attendants are prone to do, she announced it with some sarcasm. Never-the-less you could just sense the collective moan from the stunned passengers. Sorry Steve, I love what you did but I hate societal outcome. We are all becoming democrats.
I am still deeply offended, if that is allowed for almost old people, over the NY law permitting unlimited abortion. How in the world did we ever get to this place…? And yet THEY celebrate… the same folks who continue to support the great Venezuelan disaster; the same folks who think planned parenthood saves lives; the same folks who think medicare for all will be free and easy healthcare on demand; the same folks who mandate their children's gender with drugs and surgery. Arrrgh…. God cannot be happy.
I have to quit before my mental health is unrecoverable but one last topic: I missed the Boys from Covington episode, but the after-reads once again prove that "journalism" in this era is simply an exercise in anti-conservative imagination. There is no shame in publishing absolute lies as long as it denigrates anyone who does not roll in the left wing muck.


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The cost of developers and designers to build a coded app was proving expensive and leading nowhere. With Glide, Maricopa County was able to realize a vision and create an app full of resources to help its citizens stay active and eat right.
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Maricopa Healthy had the vision to build an app that helps people find local farmers' markets, delicious recipes, and fun ways to stay physically active.
The idea was to also support families and communities across Arizona to make healthy changes in homes and neighborhoods. However, the cost for developers and designers was proving too expensive and was leading nowhere.
Maricopa replaced an outdated App Store app that they couldn't update with a Glide app that they easily keep up-to-date with healthy activities, recipes, and other resources for over four million citizens.
For several months we struggled to launch our health and wellness app; we even hired a team of developers, without any success. We were able to spin up a working version in Glide in just a weekend and launched it last week to rave reviews.
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Anyone can locate almost 700 parks across Maricopa County, and each listing includes park features, hours, and turn-by-turn directions. Users can participate in new activities and community groups, each matched to locations to play and city leagues to join. And, they can discover free and low-cost events happening all over town.
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'Gunmen used grenades, other explosives to bomb Oyo custodial centre'
A section of the Abolongo Custodial Centre, in Oyo, Oyo State after the attack by gunmen
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Gunmen, who attacked and freed all inmates at the Abolongo Custodial Centre, in Oyo, Oyo State on Friday night, used grenades and other explosives to bomb the facilities before gaining entry.
Sola Fasure, the Media Adviser to the Minister of Interior, Rauf Aregbesola, disclosed this in a statement issued in Abuja on Saturday.
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He said the heavily-armed gunmen, who overpowered security personnel on duty after 20 minutes gun duel, targeted the awaiting trial section of the facility and set free many of the awaiting trial inmates.
"At about 10.00 pm yesterday, October 22, 2021, a large number of heavily-armed gunmen attacked the Abolongo Custodial Centre, in Oyo, Oyo State.
"Armed squad unit members of the Nigerian Correctional Service and other security agencies on guard at the facility engaged the attackers in a gun duel that lasted for 20 minutes before they were overpowered.
"The attackers subsequently used grenades and other explosives to gain access into the awaiting trial section of the facility and set free many of the awaiting trial inmates.
"Other sections of the facilities were left untouched," he said.
He said Aregbesola had been briefed on the attack, adding that the minister is monitoring the situation.
Aregbesola, therefore, assured members of the public to go about their normal businesses as the situation was under control, according to the statement.
He also required members of the public to report any suspicious movement or any sign of the escaped inmates and the gunmen, in and around the vicinity, to the nearest security post around them.
"Security agencies are on the trail of the escaped inmates, while a joint security services manhunt has been launched immediately for the apprehension of the assailants.
"This has led to the capture of some of the inmates while others returned voluntarily.
"However, those who are on the run are advised to turn themselves in, as an escape from lawful custody is a serious offence. The full weight of the law will be brought on them when arrested," the statement added.
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These MRAPs, designed to protect occupants against armor-piercing roadside bombs, are destined for U.S. troops in Iraq and Afghanistan.
"Our ultimate mission is always to support the warfighter, and we take that very seriously," said Navy Capt. George Galyo, commander of MSC's Sealift Logistics Command Atlantic and operational commander for the load. "We are going to ensure that this vital equipment is under way on time in the most efficient manner possible."
The 950-foot Pililaau is ideally suited to carry the large shipment of heavily armored vehicles. The ship's 380,000 square feet of cargo capacity, the size of nearly eight football fields, is accessible by ramps between each deck to allow the MRAPs to be driven aboard.
"Pililaau was designed for just such a task," said Tom D'Agostino, director of ship operations at the Sealift Logistics Command Atlantic office in Charleston. "In one load, Pililaau can carry what could take a month to deliver by air. Pililaau helps us put these critically needed vehicles in the warfighters' hands at the right place at the right time for the right price."
"MRAPs have proven their effectiveness against explosive devices and are saving troops' lives," Pililaau's civilian master Capt. Richard Malloy said. "We are honored to be part of this mission."
Military Sealift Command operates more than 110 noncombatant, civilian-crewed ships that deliver combat equipment to troops, strategically preposition combat cargo at sea around the world, re-supply Navy ships at sea, and perform a variety of other missions for the Defense Department.


Instead of writing my ideas on different sheets of paper, which I tend to mess up anyway, I'm going to use this blog to dump my ideas. Maybe this will cause some feedback in the early sketching phase. Don't expect the most eloberated blog post here. Just lists.
These are the basic ideas so far. Feel free to add some suggestions in the comments.
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I love getting press releases that promote literacy, especially those with grammatical errors.
In an effort to enhance the message and themes of the read, the Laredo Public Library hosts several activities, including book discussions, documentary screenings, presentations and collections drives leading up to the culmination of One City, One Book with the author lecture, this year taking place next week on October 7 at the Laredo Civic Center.
This year's book, "Santiago's Children," is author Steve Reifenberg's memoir of his time spent at an orphanage in Chili, which has a profoundly impact mesasge of how simple it is to make a difference in one's own community.


Vernon, E. K., Cooley, B., Rozum, W., Rattinger, G. B., Behrens, S., Matyi, J., Fauth, E., Lyketsos, C. G. & Tschanz, J. A. T., Jan 1 2019, (Accepted/In press) In : American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry.
Kochis, S. R., Grant, T., Phipatanakul, W., Perzanowski, M., Balcer-Whaley, S., Curtin-Brosnan, J., Newman, M., Cunningham, A., Bollinger, M. E. & Matsui, E. C., Jan 1 2019, In : Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology: In Practice.
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Henderson, F. C., Francomano, C. A., Koby, M., Tuchman, K., Adcock, J. & Patel, S., Jan 1 2019, (Accepted/In press) In : Neurosurgical Review.
Gittelsohn, J., Novotny, R., Trude, A. C. B., Butel, J. & Mikkelsen, B. E., Jan 1 2019, In : International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health. 16, 1, 30.
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Rooper, L., Jan 1 2019, In : Head and Neck Pathology.
Miro, J. M., Grossi, P. A. & Durand, C., Jan 1 2019, (Accepted/In press) In : Intensive Care Medicine.
Hose, B. Z., Carayon, P., Hoonakker, P., Wooldridge, A., Brazelton, T., Dean, S., Eithun, B., Kelly, M., Kohler, J., Ross, J., Rusy, D. & Gurses, A., Jan 1 2019, Proceedings of the 20th Congress of the International Ergonomics Association (IEA 2018) - Volume I: Healthcare Ergonomics. Bagnara, S., Fujita, Y., Tartaglia, R., Albolino, S. & Alexander, T. (eds.). Springer Verlag, p. 339-345 7 p. (Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing; vol. 818).
Truong, C., Krawczyk, N., Dejman, M., Marshall-Shah, S., Tormohlen, K., Agus, D. & Bass, J., Jun 1 2019, In : Addictive Behaviors. 93, p. 14-19 6 p.
Chang, H., Hawley, N. L., Kalyesubula, R., Siddharthan, T., Checkley, W., Knauf, F. & Rabin, T. L., Feb 28 2019, In : International journal for equity in health. 18, 1, 38.
Allen, K., Dein, E. J., Ali, O. M. E. & Gelber, A., Jan 1 2019, (Accepted/In press) In : American Journal of Medicine.
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Huhmann, B. L., Harvey, C. F., Navas Acien, A., Graziano, J., Parvez, F., Chen, Y., Argos, M., Ahmed, A., Hasan, A. K. M. R., Ahsan, H. & van Geen, A., Apr 1 2019, In : Environment International. 125, p. 82-89 8 p.
Jones, J. D., Kuhn, T., Levine, A., Sacktor, N., Munro, C., Teplin, L. A., D'Souza, G., Martin, E. M., Becker, J. T., Miller, E. N. & Hinkin, C. H., Mar 1 2019, In : Neuropsychology. 33, 3, p. 370-378 9 p.
Ambinder, E., Mullen, L., Shakoor, D., Falomo, E. & Harvey, S., Jan 1 2019, (Accepted/In press) In : Journal of the American College of Radiology.
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This isn't quite the post I had hoped to right. I had hoped to show you the new shoes as well as talking about how to get them. Unfortunately New Balance has decided to not unveil them until the day before they go on sale. However, I'll still share what is known and update this post when they are unveiled, so be sure to check back. Until then, here is what we know.
They're nice. They are a simpler design, which will likely appeal to those who may not like the "loud" shoes. It is sharp looking shoe. While it is neutral colors, it looks like there are plenty of the same little touches given to past runDisney shoes, including I'm sure several hidden Mickeys. I'm a little underwhelmed by the big "reveal". Last year we had several angles of each shoe, videos, the whole kit and kaboodle. This year, a single shots which doesn't even give a good look at the shoes. The full post can be found on here on the New Balance site.
First, New Balance has unveiled this teaser image.
Unfortunately the picture doesn't give much of a "sneak peak". The post involved gives a little more information to go on. The shoe model this year will be the 990v3. The design will be a "retro" design inspired by Steamboat Willie. Unfortunately, there isn't more than that to go on. They tweeted "The anticipation is building" but to me it's more "the frustration" that is building. Mostly because I have friends at the expo and I want to know if I want to see if they can pick me up a pair, haha.
There is also an additional bit of news. Due to the popularity and limited availability, they will also be offering the 2014 shoes.
The 2014 models include the 860v4 Sorcerer Mickey and Pink Minnie models as well as the 890v4 Goofy and Cinderella models. The 860 are an option offering more support while the 890 was their neutral offering. While I run with more support, I couldn't turn down a Goofy shoe for wearing at other times. Plus, the coloring was very much my style.
Last year, they improved their system to make getting the shoes easier. You registered on site in a virtual queue, so you could shop the expo floor and they would text and email you when your turn was up to get fitted and buy (if you so chose). This year, they're taking it a step further.
Anyone wanting to purchase the shoes can go to NBvirtualqueue.com to sign up. If you're a runner with a bib number, you can sign up on Wednesday, January 7th and Friday January 9th. Anyone else wanting to purchase the shoes can sign up on Thursday January 8th or Saturday January 10th, giving runners first shot at the shoes. The queues open at 6AM and are a first-come first-serve basis. From there, the system will operate the same way. You'll get a text / email letting you know it's your turn, then the magic begins, so to speak. Check out NBvirtualqueue.com for the full details and to sign up.
Do you own any runDisney shoes? Are you interested in special limited edition running shoes? What do you run on?
I love the 2014 shoes! Can't wait to see the new ones! I've never purchased race shoes but I might do it for a Disney race!
The 2014 shoes were great. Since they're sticking around, it almost makes me tempted to get the Sorcerer Mickey design.
I like the blue cinderella shoes but have not had great luck with New Balance. Thanks for inviting me to the link up. I always forget about Mickey Mondays. Since I am linking up from my mobile device I did not get a chance to link back to the link up post. Sorry.
Yeah. My wife liked them better as well but got the Minnie Mouse for the better support.
I purchased the Minnie shoes on an impulse last year and while I love how they look, I would never run in them. They are fun to have and I plan to bring them to FL next month when I run the Glass Slipper Challenge.
Yeah. My Goofy are the same way: they're comfortable and I even used them walking around the park for a full day with no problems but I just dont think they would give me the right support, given my ASICS Gel Kayano I run in now. But I love breaking them out to wear.
I've been tempted by those Cindy shoes on more than one occasion, but I just can't stand the whole process of buying them. Which is great for my wallet!!
True, though the virtual queue and not needing to actually stand in a line makes it a little nicer. Not really liking this years design is good for my wallet too.
I haven't purchased the shoes before but I do love seeing the designs that they come out with! If the Steamboat shoes were a more neutral shoe (or even a retro NB sneaker) I think they would be fun to wear casually.
They look like a more retro style and the black and gray makes them a better "where whenever" shie. But I won't pay running shoes prices for a shoe that would get beat up that quickly they way my everyday sneakers do.
I bought a pair of the Minnie shoes and while they are super cute, I can only wear them around the parks and at home. They are not suitable for my feet for running and so I probably should have skipped the purchase!
Yeah. They're really cool looking but if they're not the exact shoe that's perfect for you, you're better off just using them for parks and home, though that makes for a pretty expensive shoe for that. Of course, I did the same thing for my Goofy shoes, but no regret there.


With the recent quake in Napa, some attention has been drawn to Napa County's Montecello-Berryessa dam. Monticello dam is a concrete arch constructed in the mid 1950s. At capacity its reservoir, Berryessa Lake, holds some 2,000 million cubic meters of water, vastly more than those infamous ones mentioned above.
Berryessa Dam is inspected regularly by the Bureau of Reclamation following any seismic activity. Certainly it suffered no damage from the recent quake, but larger active faults do lie close to and even under the structure, so it is prudent to be aware of the potential for earthquake-related damage.
To focus thought, I have created this computer simulation [ http://es.ucsc.edu/~ward/berryessa-dam.mov ] of the first sixteen hours of flooding that might be expected from the failure of the Dam. This worst-case scenario envisions a nearly instantaneous breakdown of the structure and a reservoir filled to capacity. Likely the former condition would not apply to an actual breach and considering California's drought, the latter condition is a pipe dream.
The situation at Berryessa Dam is distinct from those other three cases. For one, the dam is sited in a narrow canyon with the bulk of the water stored in an expansive lake well upstream. Rather than flush-and-gone, a dam break here is akin to opening a valve to a hose that will spray at nearly constant rate for hours and hours. Second, just down stream is California's Central Valley, a very flat and nearly unchanneled place. Don't expect the flood to follow a well-defined river track as you might elsewhere.
The simulation suggests that about 1,000 square kilometers will be affected. Most areas would see water less than one or two meters deep, but the outburst would last a day or more. The arrows colored blue, green, yellow, orange and red are flow velocities of 1, 2, 3, 4, >5 m/s respectively.
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G & J Greenall, Bacardi Ltd. and Bombay Sapphire.
Barcardi was founded in 1862 by Don Facundo Bacardí Massó in Cuba and today is run by Facundo L. Bacardi, since 2005. He is the great-great grandson of the company's founder and a fifth generation family member. Famous for their white colored Barcardi Rum they have gone from strength to strength (despite having had their production plant illegally confiscated by the Cuban government in 1960) and have grown by acquisition across the years.
Barcardi is the third largest spirits company in the world, as well as the world's largest, privately held Spirits Company. The company sells over 200 brands, in more than 150 global markets and operates 27 production facilities - for bottling, distilling and manufacturing - in 16 countries. It is headquartered in Hamilton, Bermuda.
Bombay was originally created by Thomas Dakin back in 1761 and called Warrington Gin. In the 1950's it was relaunched and renamed Bombay Dry Gin by Alain Subin. In the 1980's Michel Roux experimented with the recipe to create Bombay Sapphire, and Bombay Dry became known as Bombay Original. Bombay Sapphire was launched in 1987 and was acquired by Bacardi in 1998 (along with Dewar's Whisky and Bombay Original Gin). This is, or close to, the best selling Gin brand in the world. With availability in over 120 countries, it is readily recognisable, and has become a modern icon.
This uses the original Bombay Gin, before being rested in wooden casks, and was launched in spring 2014.
This base Gin, Bombay Original, has been made the same way since 1761, with eight botanicals being vapor infused during the final distillation, using rare Carterhead stills. The Bombay Original Gin is rested for an undisclosed time period in ex-vermouth barrels from France. Given Bacardi own the French Vermouth brand Noilly Prat, it seems likely their barrels are used to age this Gin.
Bacardi are moving the production of Bombay in-house and are currently establishing facilities in the village of Laverstoke, Hampshire, UK for this express purpose. Laverstoke Mill is set to open on 1st October 2014 and the distillery will include a visitors centre with tours, bar, café and shop. Obviously we are disappointed for Greenall's loss but also excited and impatient to visit Bombay's new home. Nik Fordham, previously at Chivas Brothers (Beefeater Gin), has been appointed Master Distiller for Bombay at Laverstoke. A digitally produced tour of Laverstoke Mill can be seen on YouTube plus further details can be found on the Laverstoke Mill website.
The Gin is presented in a unique arch-shaped bottle with a wooden top and brushed chrome encasing the frosted glass through which the amber colored spirit can be seen.
$$$$ - $$$$$. This has limited availability with Bombay seeking to gently introduce consumers to the spirit. Their approach has been to launch the Gin in duty free travel retail airport locations. These world locations have included Changi Singapore and Sydney Australia with Heathrow UK, Las Vegas USA and Toronto Canada to follow.
If these locations are not easily accessible for you, Bombay Amber can be purchased from Vinesprit in France but only for shipping within the EU – expect to pay twice the price and then add shipping costs! It is anticipated we will see wider distribution in 2015 increasing availability for us all – let's hope so!
Made using the classic 8 botanicals of Bombay Original plus 3 new ones, marked with an asterisk: almond (Spain), angelica root (Saxony), cardamom* (toasted, black), cassia bark (Indo-China), coriander seeds (Morocco), juniper berries (Italy), lemon peel (Spain), liquorice (China), nutmeg*, orange peel* (bitter) and orris root (Italy).
Named after the base of Bombay Original Gin and the Amber color it achieves after barrel resting.
Unfortunately we have yet to try this Gin but understand, according to Bombay, it is smooth with warm orange, subtle nutmeg spice, a little earthiness and a hint of smokiness. It can be drunk neat and unlike many cask aged Gins it works in the classic G&T and Martini but woks even better in a Negroni – or so we hear. Check out the very good review of this at Summer Fruit Cup, by the Gin aficionado David T Smith.


GgThe idea of the Riemann sum is to find the area under a curve between the curve and (usually) the x-axis by dividing a given interval into rectangles, then summing the areas of the rectangles. In this case the rectangles will be half a unit wide because the interval 0 to 2 is split into 4. We can use the rectangle whose top left hand vertex touches the curve (giving the rectangle's length) or we can use the right hand top vertex, which is what we are asked to use in this case.
f(0)=2, f(0.5)=1.75, f(1)=1, f(1.5)=-0.25, f(2)=-2.
Note that f(1.5) and f(2) are negative, which means the curve goes under the x-axis. We have to be careful now, because we don't have a complete rectangle between f(1) and f(1.5). When f(x)=0 x=√2. If we want the areas of the rectangles to be summed no whether the curve is above or below the x-axis, then we need to split the interval from x=1 to 1.5 into [1,√2] and [√2,1.5]. The alternative is to vary the width of two rectangles so that one is entirely above the x-axis and one entirely below. The latter is probably the better alternative, so we'll use it. We know that f(√2)=0 and it doesn't matter that the widths of the rectangles differ.
0.875+0.5+0.414+1.172=2.961. The picture below should make things clearer. The parabolic curve is in red with the outline of the rectangles in blue. Note that if integration were to be used, the area below the x-axis would be subtracted from the area above. I have added it as 1.172 so that a true approximate area is evaluated.
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Since the beginning, one side of the story contains the tale of harsh relations between India and Pakistan, while the other side contains a picture totally different from the former one. These Indian Journalists' visit to Pakistan also depicts the story different from conflict, a story which advocates peace and love.
Go to Pakistan, they said.
This photo taken earlier today at Zero Point, no man's land between India and Pakistan at Wagha/Attari.
Yes, despite the border tensions and other political issues, the natives of both the countries don't miss the chance to show their love for eachother.
The common citizens of both the nations have showed several times that they want cordial ties with eachother that is undoubtedly so much to be pleased about in today's era, where war is suggested to be the solution of every other problem.
Recently, on independence day, both the countries showed positive gestures by singing eachother's national anthem which surely created an air of peace.
The credit goes to the "Voice of Ram" from India which started the trend first by presenting the Pakistan's national anthem, sung by the Indian singers as a gift to Pakistan on their independence day.
And this November once again, both the nations get to know that how much they can appreciate, love and praise eachother.
The Indian Journalists named Snigdha Poonam and Shivam Vij visited Lahore and Karachi and both of them loved every bit of these cities of Pakistan.
Lahori Nashta is love for sure.
Lahore is much cleaner than Delhi, oops!
Delhi Gate and his pose. Perfect!
When others followed him too.
Pak Tea House and those amazing pictures hanging on the wall.
Way too much. Returning is going to be hard.
Both the journalists showed their immense love for Pakistan via their Twitter posts. Both Shivam Vij and Snigdha Poonam captured every little thing of Lahore and Karachi which showed us how much they have become obsessed with the cities.
Our rickshaw art is fascinating and we know that.
All these wonderful experiences of these two Indian Journalists have left us in total bliss and we hope to see the same kind of fraternity to be developed between the two nations in the coming future.


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"Legends of the Dark Knight" is a great series.
Legends of the Dark Knight #54 was a great issue of Batman, and one of the best issues from this week's releases of Batman and Bat family titles.
This issue, the second part of a three issue story involving the Riddler, contained a nice, crisp story, and true feeling of suspense. The Riddler is not acting like himself, and Batman suspects that he may have a heinous crime up his sleeve.
After the last issue where the Riddler turns himself into the police, Batman grows suspicious of the Riddler's intentions, and suspects that he is swaying from his normal antics into more brutal crimes. From that point, the story follows Batman as he communicates with Alfred, who is in the Bat Cave, to solve the Riddler's clues.
After spending part of the night beating up criminals and stopping crimes, in which he is still communicating with Alfred, the two finally figure out the location where the Riddler is leading them to.
What Batman finds is a major discovery, and is a significant place of one of the major crime lords in Gotham city, a criminal who, in my opinion, has not received as much face time as he deserves in the Batman stories from the last few years.
The discovery Batman finds adds a nice, modern touch to the criminal activity of Gotham, as it involves using high grade technology and creativity to advance the activities of the criminal enterprise.
This was a great issue that I found to be really enjoyable to read. The story was simple, but that can be a strength in my opinion, especially when the outcome is unpredictable. The ambiguity of the Riddler gives the story a very suspenseful tone because neither Batman or the reader has any idea what the Riddler is up to, and the Riddler not acting like his normal self – makes the situation even more discomforting.
The writer was Charles Soule, and he deserves a lot of credit. Not everyone wants to write a simple Batman story, but that is what he is doing. What is even better is that he is using the simplicity to his advantage, and telling a thrilling and suspenseful Batman tale.
The art by Dennis Calero is exceptional. All of the characters look great. What is even more impressive is that he did all of the coloring by himself. The coloring alone is a strong asset to this story, as it sets up a dark and atmospheric tone that enables the reader to feel more involved in the story.
Overall, I was very impressed with how good this issue was. It is a digital only comic book, and by nature I associate that with a weak series because I figured if it was good then DC would print it. However, this issue proved me completely wrong. I read all the Bat and Bat family titles, and this issue was my favorite from a big week of Batman and Bat family releases.
In conclusion, this was great issue, if you like Batman, make sure to check out the Legends of the Dark Knight, because this Riddler story is fantastic.


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An expert ritual scribe will ink the final letters of the magnificent scroll, as done 3,300 years ago for the very first time by Moses. Following the completion of the Torah, the sacred scroll will be taken to the streets under a traditional canopy in a joyous procession that will include music, flags and dancing.
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Covid19 Roundup, 9 May: Cases reach 109, Chinese medical aid arrives & offices to gradually open
The Record, May 9, 2020, Kathmandu
109 Covid19 cases
The total number of Covid19 cases in Nepal jumped to 109 on Saturday with an additional seven confirmations. According to the Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP), testing showed traces of the virus in swab samples from three women in Udayapur, three men in Kapilvastu and one man in Parsa. Health workers are collecting samples from others in all three areas.
After a few days of lull due to shortages of testing kits, hospitals across the country have increased the number of tests, especially in the worst affected areas like Birgunj, Udayapur, Nepalgunj and Rautahat. Multiple teams of health workers have been deployed from Kathmandu in these areas to assist local authorities. As of Saturday, 31 of the infected have recovered.
In a related development, the National Public Health Laboratory has said that all swab samples collected from the parliament, including those belonging to 54 MPs, have tested negative for the virus.
Chinese nationals under investigation
The Metropolitan Police Office of Kathmandu has begun an investigation on the Chinese nationals charged with indecent behaviour. SSP Shyamlal Gyawali told Rastriya Samachar Samittee that the Chinese citizens would be kept in custody until the investigation is completed. Several Chinese tourists were arrested on Friday for protesting in a restricted zone and assaulting police officers on duty. A deputy superintendent of the police and five others were injured in clashes outside Singha Durbar when the police tried to remove the protesting tourists whose main demand was to be returned home.
On Saturday, the Chinese embassy in Kathmandu had urged Chinese nationals stranded in Nepal to respect Nepal's laws, while urging Nepali authorities to uphold the rights of the tourists.
First batch of China aid
China's first set of medical aid to Nepal arrived in Kathmandu on Saturday.
"The first batch of China aid medical materials to Nepal, including testing kits, N95 masks, surgical masks, disposable coveralls and medical goggles, has arrived in Nepal today! We'll keep working hard on #ChinaNepalSolidarity!" Hou Yanqi, China's ambassador to Nepal, tweeted.
It is the first tranche of assistance provided by the Chinese government, although various regional governments and Chinese charities such as the Jack Ma Foundation have provided medical materials, including Covid19 test kits, in the past. Nepal has relied heavily on aid received from various governments and INGOs as the Covid19 medical procurement process remains entangled in red tapes.
In other news, the health ministry has sent fresh batch test kits received from Swiss government to various hospitals across the country.
Time card system for essential workers
Kathmandu's Metropolitan Traffic Police Division (MTPD) has announced its decision to start a time card system to regulate vehicular movement in the city from Sunday. Bhim Prasad Dhakal, spokesperson of MTPD, said that his office was lifting some restrictions on essential workers who will be joining the office once again.
The government has decided to resume 44 types of essential businesses like banking and financial institutions, vegetable market and so on. Dhakal said that office goers would be allowed to use vehicles between 9 to 10 am and 5 to 6 pm, while vehicular movement would be restricted during the day.
The use of private vehicles has grown in recent days, although the police continue to book hundreds of offenders on a daily basis. More than 100,000 people have been arrested for defying the lockdown since Nepal mandated that people stay indoors to curb the spread of the virus.
Deported workers paid
Companies of dozens of workers who were deported from Qatar in March have paid their salaries, Nepal's mission in Qatar has said. Qatar had deported more than 450 Nepalis workers in March. Several workers, who were allegedly deported for defying public restriction on movement, had returned to the country without salaries. Several rights groups, including Amnesty International, had criticised Qatar for deporting the workers. There are still more than 200 workers waiting for deportation after the resumption of international flights, the Record has learned.
IMF's disbursement to Nepal
The International Monetary Fund has approved a disbursement of about USD 214 million to help Nepal meet an urgent balance of payments and fiscal needs stemming from the Covid19 pandemic. The pandemic is having a severe impact on Nepal's economy. During recent months, remittances have fallen considerably, tourist arrivals collapsed, and domestic activity has taken a hit amid social distancing measures.
The authorities' immediate priority has been to deal with the human and economic impact of the pandemic. The authorities are increasing health spending, including by providing additional incentive pay and insurance coverage to all medical front-line personnel, importing additional medical supplies, and setting up quarantine centres and temporary hospitals. They are also strengthening social assistance by providing those most vulnerable with daily food rations, subsidising utility bills for low-usage customers, and taking steps to partially compensate those who suffer job loss. In addition, measures are being implemented to ensure adequate liquidity in the financial system and support continued access to credit.
Tao Zhang, deputy managing director and chair at IMF, said in a statement, "The global and domestic measures to contain the COVID-19 pandemic are severely affecting the Nepali economy, through their impact on remittances, tourism, and domestic activity. Fund support under the Rapid Credit Facility, following the recent approval of debt service relief under the Fund's CCRT, will help the authorities address immediate financing needs and catalyse additional support from other development partners."
NC leader Shrestha calls for repatriation
Nepali Congress leader Gopal Man Shrestha has asked the government to bring Nepali migrants stranded in various work destinations across the world. In a statement issued on Saturday, Shrestha said that the government should not deny the migrants their constitutional right to return to their country. He said that the government should repatriate all those languishing in India, the Gulf, Europe, America and beyond. Nepalis work in more than 110 countries, according to the Department of Foreign Employment.
Nepali migrants stuck in India and other countries across the world have been pleading with the government to repatriate them. The Supreme Court and National Human Rights Commission have also directed the government to evacuate those willing to return home.
Covid19 infections have been spreading rapidly among migrant workers in the Gulf, home to around 1.5 million Nepalis.
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Kim Owens
My friend Todd and I were catching up at Wheelhouse, a bike-inspired café tucked in between industrial buildings and cement landscapes. It was open and airy with elements of wood and nature in the evolving downtown Los Angeles neighborhood; a place where locals convene away from the more packed-out, well-known coffee hangouts.
Along with chats about his plans for a mixed reality session in August and some women leaders I knew who could speak from the AR community, he invited me to the Mixmag Lab Smirnoff Sound Collective party that takes place weekly at the publisher's LA office, which also houses iheartcomix and Mad Decent.
That night I meet Todd down an alley and we enter the already steaming room of the Mixmag LA HQ where Dutch DJ and producer, Afrojack, already had the crowd in a state of overflowing glee.
All eyes and cameras were on the man behind the mixer, from fans dancing and capturing an Insta-Story or Snap to the camera crew capturing different angles of the performance being streamed to Facebook Live.
Right off the bat, it brought me back to the days in San Francisco where dance music was in its rawest form: just the DJ and the dancers, that heat of bodies tucked up in an stark brick-based warehouse dancing our asses off for hours and into the wee morning. The early days of the Boiler Room, Come-Unity, Stompy, Wicked, OM Records, and F8. The only sponsor I can remember from that time may have been Blue Room speakers.
Fun night at Mixmag Lab LA featuring Afrojack and a #livestream of his banger set on Facebook Live. Sponsored by @smirnoffus Sound Collective. Other performances can be found on Mixmag's YouTube channel.
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No bottle service. No massive lines to get in and pricey cover charges. No scary security dudes in CIA-esque get ups. No 'dress to impress' bullshit.
Just shiny, happy people living the PLUR lifestyle before it was eventually transformed into a multi-billion dollar industry.
Do I pine for those days? Sure, the genuine elements of them. But I'm also not a fan of living in the past or of resisting progress. I much prefer to embrace the now, and in the words of Mike Skinner, how to keep pushing things forward. To applaud brands like Smirnoff and Void Acoustics for investing their money and image over the years to make intimate dance events like Mixmag's possible not only here in Los Angeles, but in New York City, London, and other Sound Collective invasions like at the recent Parklife Festival in Manchester that featured a stunning, booty-shaking set by Sam Divine.
The live stream at FB.com/mixmagmagazine and Mixmag TV enables anyone to be part of the party and enjoy the likes of a super-star cast like Marques Wyatt, Doc Martin, and DJ Dan, or sets from Sita Abellán and Alison Wonderland, to Joe Goddard of Hot Chip and The Two Bears.
What's really inspiring and progressive about Sound Collective is the array of talent that makes its way to the Lab's decks and the mission behind this living and breathing branded initiative, which "aims to celebrate, promote and inspire diversity in the wide realm of electronic music across genders, races, sexualities and beyond. It's a reaction to an industry that at times seems to have forgotten its roots as a place for outsiders to express themselves, with line-ups that are all too often dominated by the same faces from the same backgrounds — but the number one signifier here is genuine talent."
Another critical piece of the program is the element of mentorship and collaboration, to actually walk the unity walk, which has always been at the core of dance music; to bring all walks of life together to celebrate life itself and the love of music from across all spectrums.
Mixmag's digital editor, Valarie Lee, wrote of these plans back in February in her first-hand coverage of a Mixmag and Smirnoff Sound Collective retreat in Joshua Tree. It brought together DJs and producers to collaborate and discuss the program, and to "connect and receive invaluable guidance from accomplished veterans of the scene and also share studio time with people they might never have otherwise crossed paths with. They'll create inspiring new tunes that'll later be released by the Smirnoff Sound Collective — and hopefully shift the dial of diversity in dance music."
Every industry, but especially the technology and entertainment industries, has finally been forced to take a hard look at their lack of diversity, blatant levels of discrimination, misogyny, and racial and sexual bias. Shit is hitting the fan on a regular basis, but that's the only way things are going to change for the better.
The music industry is still largely male driven even to this day when you look at corporate executive boards and gatekeepers, all the way to the festival headlining acts or the faces on the Vegas dance club billboards. And guess what, fans and some in the industry are pushing back.
Last week I met up with fellow women in music for the re-launch of Female Frequency Los Angeles at Resident. We each had our own stories to tell and passion to make an impact on our community, and left with a planned mission to collaborate and support female empowerment in music and in our respective fields, from producing and sound engineering, to songwriting and journalism.
Similar to the Catch-22 women experience in the film industry, one of the members, a sound engineer, told of her difficulty in getting projects because they look for a list of credits, which is difficult to obtain when the job opportunities are mostly skewed towards men.
In a New York Times piece, "When a Grip is a Woman," Melena Ryzik wrote of the all-women crew for the film Band-Aid, led by working actress and writer, Zoe Lister-Jones, for her directorial debut. "In some cases, female crew members came with less experience, because they hadn't been offered the same opportunities or encouraged as much as their male counterparts," Ryzik stated, which is a cycle that Ms. Lister-Jones and other female directors highlighted in the piece, including Jessica M. Thompson, the writer-director of "The Light of the Moon," Jill Soloway and Ava DuVernay "hope to break."
So it is very exciting and encouraging to discover this empowerment program (why I didn't know about it before is beyond me…thanks Todd for the intro) coming from a highly regarded media entity like Mixmag and legacy brand like Smirnoff.
This past week at Cannes Lion, Twitter hosted a conversation entitled, The Worldwide Movement is Happening Now, with a focus on clarity in messaging, "We strive to 'do what's right', but don't always 'get it right'" when it comes to building "brands through authentic representations of the diverse customers we serve."
Twitter invited influential African American creative leaders — Geoff Edwards, Co-head of Creative Artists Agency; Keith Cartwright, Executive Creative Director at Butler Shine Stern and Partners; and Jimmy Smith, Chairman, CEO and Chief Creative Officer at Amusement Park Entertainment — to share their thoughts on diversity from a brand and creative perspective, but also through their own personal stories.
Standing on stage but shadowed in front of the large, bright screen, Edwards spoke, "Creativity has the power to transform, has the power to change the way we feel and think. If it's done in a way that's positive, it has the power to do all those things."
As an artist, Edwards would create black characters that reflected his own identity whenever he saw that a person like him was missing in the picture. He would craft these images into popular culture and art pieces, including a painting he did of 'Brother Man', a civil war hero that fought along side fellow soldiers "of all different backgrounds." He also recalled the time he saw the first interracial television kiss between Captain James T. Kirk and Lieutenant Nyota Uhura on the infamous Star Trek episode, and the powerful, long-lasting impact that made on him.
At Cannes Lion and during similar advertising and digital conferences, agencies and brands alike share strategies and insights on how to overcome the growing upheaval of advertising, as ad blocking, skipping, and tuning out increases.
With every year and every Mary Meeker annual review, brands see that a growing number of consumers don't care hear about how great your mop is, even if it features a Devo jingle, or your gross frozen pizza product, or being yelled at about your one-day white sale on towels. The old banner, pre-roll, and disruptive ad model has become much less effective in today's mobile-driven, vMPVD, OTT streaming world.
What do they care about? To name just a few…
Diversity.
Human rights.
Animal rights.
Fair pay.
Freedom of speech.
The earth.
Music, art, and creativity.
The human spirit and human stories.
When brands and agencies start caring less about getting awards and giving themselves pat-on-the-back accolades, and start authentically caring more about real causes and real people out there in the world living their life, they'll be more aware of how they can organically live right along side those people and their businesses will benefit.
Edelman, a public relations firm, just released their third Earned Brand report that surveyed 14,000 people from 14 different countries. The results showed 57 percent of consumers are more likely to buy from or boycott a brand because of its stance on a social or political issue, and are "30 percent more likely to make purchase decisions about a brand based on a brand's beliefs than they were just three years ago," as reported by AdWeek.
"People really are buying on belief, and brands have a huge potential to gain if you do share your belief and act out on those beliefs," said Mark Renshaw, global chair of brand at Edelman told AdWeek. "We really think this is an opportunity for brands, and it's something that all brands should be looking at proactively versus reactively."
Yes, act out on those beliefs. Proactively versus reactively.
Authenticity and true empathy in a brand-sponsored human story versus jumping on a cause bandwagon, throwing a dash of Kardashian and an off-the-shelf protest march together as a "we care about stuff" brand campaign, and then being surprised at the worldwide backlash.
During Cannes Lion, Twitter's mission was to launch a "worldwide movement that will shift industry perceptions and impact how companies operate at every level, as well as influence the marketing messages we create."
Let's hope this resonated with any decision-makers in the audience.
Right now is seen as the Golden Age of Television as more entertainment content appears in our Hulu, Netflix, Amazon, YouTube, and CBS All-Access feed every day.
I believe right now is also a time of golden opportunity for content creators in the music industry. To work along side aware and engaged brands in crafting authentic stories about creators and artists, how music and art play a part in moving the needle on diversity and other causes people care about. To share stories of compassion and human connection that resonate with a more aware and belief-driven audience.
For Smirnoff and Mixmag, Lee stated, "At a time when the dance music community has at last become aware of the inadequate representation of women, people of colour and LGBTQ identities. Smirnoff and Mixmag aim to shine some much-deserved light on our Smirnoff Sound Collective artists as they continue to blossom, sharing news about their upcoming releases, gigs and other adventures."
Cheers to that!
To stay tuned into all the Mixmag Lab happenings at FB.com/mixmagmagazine and here.
—Kim Owens, editor Kaffeine Buzz, entertainment tech researcher, branding consultant, and content marketer.
Do you have an interesting branded entertainment, cause-related story waiting to be told? Email me or connect with me on LinkedIn.
This article was originally published on Kaffeine Buzz's Medium profile.
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BATON ROUGE – An independent drama, called 'Swing' is being filmed in the capital region including on LSU's campus. The movie that has stars like Michael Shannon, Charles Melton and Alexander Ludwig playing roles is putting someone unexpected on the big screen.
"It really all began a couple months ago," LSU student Devin Woodson said. "The [rowing] club got an email from a man named Matt, and he said he was filming a movie in Baton Rouge and he wanted our help."
Woodson is a member of the LSU Rowing Club. Fittingly, that's what the movie 'Swing' is about; a group of dysfunctional collegiate rowers that, with the help of a guru coach, learn discipline and a sense of community. So, the director sought out some experts.
"I figured it would be just extra work and show them how to row, and if they wanted to use some of our equipment they could do that," Woodson said. "But it definitely developed a lot more than that since they got here."
That "development" was landing an acting role in the film.
"It's definitely nerve-wracking," Woodson said. "I didn't know if I was supposed to be Shakespearean and emotional. But the best advice that I got was from one of the other guys on set and he said just be yourself."
As fun as playing a character is, Devin is also appreciative 'Swing' is putting a sport he loves in the spotlight.
"Rowing isn't the biggest scene in Louisiana," Woodson said. "But the fact they chose here, they chose us and they chose me is a once in a lifetime experience."
Devin says he's unsure if he'll continue to act after this movie, but he's enjoying the experience in the meantime.
"The role that they've asked me for doesn't happen to a lot of people, so I'm extremely grateful and just happy to be a part of it right now," he said.
There are only a few days left of filming 'Swing'. The director says the movie will be out sometime next year.
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Brave New Texas
A Theory of Eternal Life
The Golden Dawn are an American psychedelic rock band formed in Austin, Texas, in 1966, that broke up and then reformed in the early 2000s.
The band released one album, entitled Power Plant, before breaking up soon after the album's release in 1968. Their sound is similar to their well-known Austin contemporaries, The 13th Floor Elevators, and both bands were on the International Artists label. In 2002, Eric Arn from the psyche rock music group, Primordial Undermind, asked George Kinney to reunite the other members of the band and play the Texas Psych Fest. Kinney formed a new Golden Dawn and recorded the band's second album, titled Texas Medicine, which came out in 2006. The Golden Dawn play around Austin and Houston, and Kinney intends to record a third Golden Dawn album.
George Kinney has also been active in solo projects. He released a CD, After The Fall, under his own name, in 2001.
The Golden Dawn - Power Plant (1968)
International Artists
2. This Way Please
3. Starvation
4. I'll Be Around
5. Seeing Is Believing
6. My Time
7. A Nice Surprise
8. Every Day
9. Tell Me Why
10. Reaching Out to You
George Kinney - After the Fall (2000)
1. Other Side of Town
2. Dust On the Trail
3. Bonnie Blue
4. Blue's Just a Color
5. After the Fall
6. I Might Not Have Met You
7. Rainman's Daughter
8. Full Moon Again
9. Writing On the Wall
10. Sixth Street Blues
11. Bulebonnet Road
12. Running Low On Love
13. Take Her to Your Heart
14. How Could I Ever Say Goodbye
Scrappy Judd Newcomb, Guitar
Toni Price, Harmony vocals
Matt Eskey, Bass
Mike Buck, Drums
Dana Miser, Drums
Pete Gordon, Piano
Champ Hood, Fiddle
Jerry Lightfoot, Guitar
Gurf Morlix, Slide Guitar, background vocals
George Kinney, Lead vocals
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Texas Medicine (2006)
Freedom RU????
Recorded between January 2004 and January 2005
at Lakeside Studio, Jonestown, TX
1. Step Down Satan
2. Think of Tonight
3. The Wolf
4. Smilin' Eyes
5. Tell It to the Landlord
6. Ballad of Jim Bob
7. Wild Streak
8. Broken Down
9. Sun and Rain
10. Trouble in Paradise
11. White Knuckle Drivin'
12. Love Tones
13. On the Run Too Long
14. California Wine (Bonus Cut)
Charlie Pritchard, Guitar
Terry Brown, Steel guitar and bass
Curtis Frie, Bass
Carl Rawls, Drums
Frank "Curly" Rodineur, Drums
Billy Hallmark, Bass
Abe Kinney, Wooden African Thing on "Trouble in Paradise"
Dude Edward, Slide guitar on "Wildstreak," guitar and bass on others
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They then press the submit button and it updates on our Firestore collection.
The problem I am having is how to save it as Geopoint's and not a string.
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BigSun Technologies Pvt Ltd offers a wide range of applications and products designed for enterprises and small businesses across different industry verticals. These solutions are built around the latest technologies in cloud computing, mobility and big data. The products provides flexibility and choice to our customers across their IT landscape. In essense, we build to deliver on innovation led business growth.
Zelene is a web-based product offering, which integrates sales, purchase,finance, stock, budget & projects across a business.
Proxima is a web-based product offering from BigSun Technologies, which integrates OPD, IPD, Pharmacy, Wards, Surgery, EMR, Nursing, Pathology, Radiology, Inventory, Purchase, HR, Payroll, Insurance, Records, Packages, Billing, Finance & Accounts across a business.
Arc is a web-based product offering, which integrates inward, outward, billing,finance, labor, payroll, purchase & maintenance across a business.
Emerge is a web-based product offering, which integrates leads, prospects, orders, service, budget & engagements across a business.
Tracker is a web based product offering which provides alerts for various expenses across verticals. It also helps in tracking events, utility bills, documents and any recurring activity.
Dolphin is a help desk software which allows companies to track various issues based on priority. This can be used both for internal and external projects and alerts you with with colourful messages in your inbox.
OMS is a detailed project management tool which delivers projects as per a set of defined tasks.The system is designed to track plan v/s actual and provides the desired alerts for deviation.
Helios is a multi company HR and payroll processing software which provides flexible salary structuring, employee data master and transaction records, hierarchy, time and attendance, pay slip and required statutory and MIS reports.
LMS is a simple leave management tool with leave status and multiple workflows.
This is an application which establishes multiple levels of relationship across villages of a community. The sites becomes a common point for sharing news information, events, and many more.
This application provides a platform where companies can transact and scrub the DNC numbers registered with the telecom regulatory authority.
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This application provides information and transaction access to partners of a consumer product business. This application integrates with legacy ERP applications .
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This application manages various types of documents in a secure portal with access controls, security and workflow for approvals.
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Lonely Bodies
My role: Designer and Artworker
Participants: Azza Wielach, Louise Dukes, @hhh.yaru, Jiayan Fan, @jocelyne_vv, @Elsy.baoo, @uxuanillus, @jinow.c.c, Xiaoxue, Jake Patte, Leanna, Joanna, Judith, Wu Chia-Chen, Hsieh, Hui Yu
Having grown up as a queer body in an unaccepting environment, I often felt isolated in my experience of the world around me. I wanted to explore if this is reflected in other people who are a part of the community.
Through a series of personal conversations and formal interviews with fellow queer people, I realised that queer communities are a powerful source of strength. Can we channel this sense of belonging to help those in less favourable situations to overcome the isolation of living in a heteronormative society?
Approach:
The project involved a series of collaborative and community-building workshops with LGBTQIA+ people. Their stories were then incorporated into the Lonely Bodies Zine. Creating the zine (i.e. the interviews/ workshops/ etc.) worked as a support system for all those involved, while the zine itself was an extension of this system.
Images and Artwork from the workshops and interviews
Through this project, I hoped to hold on to the DIY aesthetic of queer art. Zines have always been rooted in anti-capitalist and radical DIY culture. While some aspects of queer culture have become commodified with ideas around corporate pride, zines have remained autonomous and non-profit. Having the little imperfections of a Risograph rather than straightforward digital printing emphasized this idea.
The zine was made available at the Queer Summer Fayre in June 2022. The project was also shortlisted as part of the Creative Conscience Awards 2021-22.


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