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THE BLACK LETTER
ABOUT NEIL
Notes on the Ronayne Family
ANH, Sterilisation, IVF and Patient Confidentiality
Artificial Insemination and Parental Responsibility
Comparative Analysis of Easements
Comparative Analysis of Secondary Nervous Shock
Cultural Anthropology v Judicial Reasoning
Executors, Gifts and Trustees
Freegan Theft Defence Analysis
Personal Injury Claims Processes and Part 36 Offers
UK Human Rights law
University Moot
US Civil Procedure
English Constitutional Law
English Contract Law
US Contract Law
English Criminal Law
US Criminal Law
English Family Law
English Medical Law
Equity & Trusts
English Equity & Trusts
US Equity & Trusts
English Property Law
US Property Law
English Succession Law
English Tort Law
US Tort Law
INSIGHT ARTICLES
2018 Carillion Collapse
Birth of the HRA 1998
Criminal Law Terminology
Equitable Maxims
Future Law
Lifting the Corporate Veil
Public Body Duty of Care
Insight | April 2017
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Within law, there are many types of legal injunctions across a number of different fields, and their purpose is one of prevention or denial of an action, or that of proximity to a party or place. In contract law there are mandatory (or negative) and prohibitory injunctions, while in civil litigation there are interim (also found in criminal law), anti-suit and freezing injunctions. Within family law there are non-molestation and occupation injunctions (or orders), whereas under tort a claimant can apply for either partial or temporary injunctive relief, as well as interim and super-injunctions (depending on the circumstances). In Equity and trust law there are also perpetual (or final) injunctions, along with quia timet injunctions.
The aim of this article will be to look at all of the above, while supporting each one with illustrative citations to help underpin their use, starting first with negative injunctions.
Mandatory injunctions
Often sought after the fact, the purpose of this injunction is to force by application, the party that has undertaken an act causing sufferance to the clamant, a liability to reverse the damage caused through new action. There are however, degrees of limitation to its use, as under certain conditions, the extent of work required to restore the balance may outweigh the priority of the claimant seeking redress.
An example of this is Charrington v Simons & Co Ltd, where after selling a portion of his land, the buyer breached the restrictive covenant by resurfacing an adjoining road, despite inherited limitations as to its operational height. When the applying the injunction, the previous judge set conditions upon its use that allowed the respondent to effectively trespass on his land when restoring the road to its intended level; a decision that caused further angst toward the appellant, and that was overturned to ironically set the injunction back into its proper effect. This was explained by Russell LJ, who explained:
"…the judge, in adopting the course which he did, travelled beyond the bounds within which discretion may be judicially exercised; for in effect he sought to force upon a reluctant plaintiff something very like a settlement involving operations by the defendant on the plaintiff's land which must lead to greatly increased harm to his business as a condition or term of his obtaining a mandatory injunction should the works not prove a satisfactory solution."
Prohibitory injunctions
While compelling in their purpose, prohibitory injunctions serve to prevent through inaction, and are often used to control the events that either surround a contractual relationship, or follow when the arrangement is dissolved. Typical scenarios range from former employees prevented from occupying similar positions within a particular radius, or from using their skills to benefit another in a competing field, through to sportsmen unable to play for specific rival teams for a determined period. The caveat within these restrictions is one of a right to live, and so any prohibitory injunction granted must not deny those relevant, the opportunity to work and live, inclusive to the terms afforded others in a similar position.
An example of this is Jaggard v Sawyer, in which damages in lieu were awarded to avoid the imposition of an injunction after completion of a second property upon land that contained restrictive covenants designed to deny such acts. While the defendants argued that attempts were made to explain their intentions, and that due care was shown during the building process, the appellants refused to accept damages, and moved instead to enforce an injunction that by now, was pointless and highly oppressive to the owners and potential tenants of the new house. This point was made clear by Sir Thomas Bingham MR, who noted:
"It was suggested that an injunction restraining trespass on the plaintiffs roadway would not be oppressive since the occupiers of No. 5A could use the other half of the roadway outside the plaintiffs house, but this would seem to me unworkable in practice, a recipe for endless dispute and a remedy which would yield nothing of value to the plaintiff."
Interim injunctions
Found in at least three areas of law, these are often used to deny certain actions for a specific period, most often issued pre-trial, in order to preserve order while the parties prepare themselves for the hearing without interruption. That said, it is important that those seeking one are able to rely upon a substantive cause of action, as was explained by Lord Diplock in The Siskina, when he said:
"A right to obtain an [interim] injunction is not a case of action. It cannot stand on its own. It is dependent upon there being a pre-existing cause of action against the defendant arising out of an invasion, actual or threatened by him, of a legal or equitable right of the [claimant] for the enforcement of which the defendant is amenable to the jurisdiction of the court. The right to obtain an [interim] injunction is merely ancillary and incidental to the pre-existing cause of action."
It is also not uncommon for the High Courts to issue interim injunctions when criminal matters call, and this position was made clear when in Attorney-General v Chaudry, Lord Denning MR expounded:
"There are many statutes which provide penalties for breach of them; penalties which are enforceable by means of a fine or even imprisonment but this has never stood in the way of the High Court gaining an injunction. Many a time people have found it profitable to pay a fine and go on breaking the law. In all such cases the High Court has been ready to grant an injunction…"
Within tort there is legislative security offered through the Protection from Harassment Act 1997 which explains within s.3, that those seeking relief can apply for injunctions carrying criminal sanctions for non-compliance; as has been seen in celebrity and media related cases, including AM v News Group Newspapers Ltd, where an emergency interim injunction was ordered against a number of leading newspapers, after their photographers descended upon the home of a landlord that inadvertently let one of his properties out to a suspected terrorist; an act which then attracted unwanted and stressful press attention around the claimant's private residence. The grounds for this restriction were outlined by Tugendhat J, who commented:
"Measures to ensure that respect is given to person's home and family and family are required by ECHR Art 8 and Human Rights Act 1998 s.6. In so far as the order that I make prohibits disclosure of information, it is with a view to preventing interference with that right by intrusion or harassment, not preventing disclosure of information which is sensitive for any other reason."
Freezing injunctions
Also known as a Mareva Injunction, this order is issued in relation to assets involved in a civil claim. The injunction will typically apply only to the value argued, and it prevents access by one party that might otherwise seek to remove or sell them for profit. While used to secure their presence during pre-trial and proceedings, the order cannot override the effects of liquidation, and those seeking claim may find themselves denied of success when judgment is made. An example of the strict criteria surrounding freezing injunctions (particularly without notice) was expressed by Neuberger J in Thane Investments Ltd v Tomlinson (No1), where he remarked:
"… the duty of a person seeking an order, and in particular an order which can have as substantial an effect as a freezing order, in the absence of the Defendant against whom it is sought, is strict and important. An order against a person in his absence, particularly when it is a freezing order, which is a very serious infringement of his rights and liberties, can only be justified on appropriately clear and strong facts and risks. It should only be granted in circumstances which provide maximum protection for the person against whom the order is to be made. The courts have frequently emphasised the importance of compliance with the various requirements of the Rules relating to the obtaining of without notice orders."
Non-Molestation injunctions
Designed to provide victim protection within intimate or blood-related relationships, this injunction can be sought by the party involved, or under s.60 of the Family Law Act 1996 whereupon a third party can seek the court's issue if those suffering are too afraid to request it. The purpose of this order is in the name, inasmuch as denial of physical access when used to molest, harass or threaten the claimant to the point of legal intervention through verbal abuse and unwarranted use of that person's private property. The importance of this order was outlined by Wall J in G v F (Non-Molestation Order: Jurisdiction), where after the original court failed to grant protection to a single mother, it was overturned and expeditiously supported through the words:
"Part IV of the Family Law Act 1996 is designed to provide swift and accessible protective remedies to persons of both sexes who are the victims of domestic violence, provided they fall within the criteria laid down by section 62. It would, I think, be most unfortunate if section 62(3) was narrowly construed so as to exclude borderline cases where swift and effective protection for the victims of domestic violence is required."
Occupation injunctions
Sometimes issued in conjunction with a non-molestation injunction, the occupation injunction confers power upon the court to prevent those in question from occupying a property. This can be used in both domestic abuse cases and also civil disputes surrounding property ownership or residency. As this injunction runs risk of serious restriction to individual rights, the circumstances surrounding its use must be fully evaluated to avoid counter claims by the affected party. This strict yet delicate approach was underlined by Lady Justice Black in Dolan v Corby, where she stressed:
"…it must be recognised that an order requiring a respondent to vacate the family home and overriding his property rights is a grave or draconian order and one which would only be justified in exceptional circumstances, but exceptional circumstances can take many forms and are not confined to violent behaviour on the part of the respondent or the threat of violence and the important thing is for the judge to identify and weigh up all the relevant features of the case whatever their nature."
Super injunctions
Falling under the umbrella of interim injunctions, a super injunction reveals greater, yet highly focussed powers when preventing actions of third parties. Typically used to deny publication of potentially damaging material, this order can be issued without notice, and not only denies public access, but anonymises the applicants identities, making it an effective tool for public figures and corporate entities alike. The validity of this injunction was well explained by The Master of the Rolls in JIH v News Group Newspapers Ltd, where it was outlined:
"…the claimant's case as to why there is a need for restraints on publication of aspects of the proceedings themselves which can normally be published is simple and cogent. If the media could publish the name of the claimant and the substance of the information which he is seeking to exclude from the public domain (i.e. what would normally be information of absolutely central significance in any story about the case who is seeking what), then the whole purpose of the injunction would be undermined, and the claimant's private life may be unlawfully exposed."
Perpetual (or final) injunctions
Unlike interim injunctions, these orders are issued at point of judgment, and therefore remain in effect for an unlimited period. An example of this is Law Society v Kordowski, in which a website designed to allow members of the public free expression of their disdain following direct experience with named solicitors, was challenged upon numerous litigious grounds. This case was one of a number of individual matters, and when moving to award final and indefinite removal of the site and future publications, Tugendhat J iterated that such injunctions were imperative when:
"The procedural remedy of representative proceedings, coupled with an injunction, may be the best that the law can offer at present to protect the public from the unjustifiable dissemination of false information about the suppliers of goods and services. It is also the means by which the court may protect its limited resources in time and judiciary from having to deal with large numbers of claims by different claimants against the same individual on the same or similar facts."
Quia Timet injunctions
In much the same as mandatory injunctions serve to 'undo' the damage done, quia timet injunctions are anticipatory, in that their purpose is the prevention of potential future harm, that while proactive in design, relies upon compelling evidence to provoke court dispensation. The importance of overwhelming argument was made clear by Lord Dunedin in Attorney-General for Canada v Ritchie Contracting & Supply Co Ltd, when he outlined:
"Any restraint upon that at the instance of the other party must consist of an injunction of the quia timet order. But no one can obtain a quia timet order by merely saying " Timeo " ; he must aver and prove that what is going on is calculated to infringe his rights."
In closing, it must be noted that this is by no means an exhaustive list of injunctions; however it is hopefully detailed enough to provide a sound knowledge base when an understanding of their differences and relevance within case law is a priority. It may also pay to consider that in many instances there will always be degrees of overlap, as nothing in life is ever straightforward, and it is only through the investigative efforts of the judges that the attributable criteria can emerge.
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I'm frustrated. As readers of this column know, I've been on a tear of late, trying to break down my Hendrickson brick wall. A recent trip to the Family History Library in Salt Lake City yielded a few clues from journal articles (in publications such as Kentucky Ancestors and Kentucky Genealogist) as well as mentions of my family in various land records—one of which seemed to indicate a Revolutionary War-related land grant. However, I couldn't trace the family back any further. What to do?
First, I dug out a copy of The Family Tree Resource Book for Genealogists (published by the Family Tree Magazine folks) and checked out the Kentucky records chapter. I learned that many early county records, as well as militia records from 1786, are at the Filson Library and the Kentucky State Archives. Okay—two places to check out by snail mail.
Next, I got online and tracked down the Web site for the Harrodsburg Historical Society, located in Mercer County—my family's old digs. I discovered that the society's genealogical committee will do on-site research for $15 an hour. According to the group's Web site, it has a large collection of family records, original documents, and access to vital records. I'm now in the process of putting together all of my information and will be mailing it off to Harrodsburg in hope of uncovering more clues.
Another research route was DNA. You may remember my brother Mark did the 37-marker DNA test during the holidays, but so far his DNA doesn't match any of the Hendrickson's or Hendricks tested. Grrr! However, as more people learn about DNA testing through projects like the National Geographic Society's Genographic project, I'm hoping the number of people in commercial databases will skyrocket. Until then . . .
I then turned my attention to the families whose members married my relatives-in my current brick-wall dilemma, the most likely target is the Moores. Using a search engine, I searched for +moore +genealogy +kentucky +mercer. I found several personal Web sites with transcribed tax lists and other early records-enough new information to keep me going until I hear back from the Harrodsburg Historical Society.
What's the lesson here? No one line of attack will bust open those brick walls. I'd love it if I could go online, type in Hendrickson and access every bit of data ever written that pertained to my family. But until then . . . like all researchers, I have to weave back and forth from online to libraries to societies and back again online.
And, my research is always most successful when I have a research strategy. Part of that strategy, of course, is learning about available resources. In the case of the Hendrickson puzzle, I've researched my various avenues of attack, and now am putting each of them in motion. Of course, if these don't pan out, I'm sure I'll dig out even more places to search!
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The surgeon for access to inside nose has make incisions than remove bone and cartilage what protect nose. These incisions are made at inside nose and they are not obvious after the surgery was finished. Appropriate your consequences, bone and cartilage were taken away, or at sometimes tissue is added (some parts of your body or artificial fillers contribute). When bone and cartilage placed at their place and reshaped, skin and tissue were packed over structure of the nose. A splint is placed at outside nose than protect reshaped nose and helps to heal over time.
Local or general anesthesia is using at rhinoplasty. Injection anesthesia is accomplish when patient has not stay at hospital but at sometimes the surgeon recommended the patient stay 1 night at hospital for experience surgery next day.
Surgeons do rhinoplasty has trained at plastic surgery, the branch of medicine that deals with diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the ear, nose, and throat or both.
Splint and bandage were removed during a week. Your face will be swollen and near to your eyes and nose will be contusion and swollen at forwarding days. You can minimize it by cold compress and you can expect swelling and surgery pain was reduces. Your surgeon maybe prescribes painkiller medicines. You should aware all of pain healing at 10 to 14 days when swelling and bruising were healing.
You maybe require your head raise high and should keep this behavior for fist days after surgery. Therefore you can return to society and initiate your physical activities.
When a person suffers rhinoplasty, he/she accepts change nose, angle of nose besides it changing and by rhinoplasty balance was made between nostrils.
Even the surgeon could repair all of difficulties related to breathing such as severe abnormal accumulation what happen for structural problems of nose.
Please attention consequences of rhinoplasty maybe lesser or dominant, of course your desire and wants is determinant. Your surgeon should meet your desire and requirements. If your surgeon understands your goals and requirements, surely could meet them at rhinoplasty surgery.
Consequences of rhinoplasty are long lasting, of course following wounds or other factors and conditions could change nose appearance. Beauty surgery should at one and your nose at fully conditions was changed. Some youths between 15 -16 at men and 17-18 at female want to experience nose job. If nose job done before this ages, growing could change surgical consequences and probably cause intricate.
Wounds or cavities inside septum (the wall dispatch your nostrils).
Skin problems, such as collapse of skin tissue (skin necrosis) and inflammation from tape and bandage.
Contamination, preventive antibiotics may be prescribe after surgery for reduce risk of contamination.
Acute nasal blockage caused by swelling inside nose.
According to the statistics, the most commonly used rhinoplasty in Iran is nose surgery. Accordingly, Iran has the first rank in this regard. Also in terms of the number of plastic surgeries in Iran, we are among the first five countries in the world.
The president of the fifth international congress of Iranian Society of Rhinology, the leading cause of high prevalence of plastic surgeries in Iran, is the form of anatomy of the Iranian nose, high quality of rhinoplasty, high level of knowledge of physicians and surgeons in this field and low cost of surgery than other countries.
One of the main reasons for the prevalence of nose cosmetic surgery is the nasal anatomy of the Iranian race, which is different from the European countries; therefore, Iranians are more likely to perform nasal cosmetic surgeries than other countries.
Foreign applicants for cosmetic surgery, especially rhinoplasty in Iran, are included in the statistics of plastic surgeries in Iran, and they increase the statistics of these surgeries and make Iran the world's first position in the field of nasal surgery.
Why should I travel for nose surgery?
The decision to travel for nasal surgery is affected by several factors: Some people travel because the cost of nose surgery is cheaper in the country. Some people travel because they do not have a skilled nasal surgeon in their country. And others are choosing to travel for nose surgery for better quality and access.
According to statistics, one of the most popular cosmetic surgeries in Iran is nose surgery, and as a result, skilled nasal surgeons and surgeons have grown in Iran, and travel for nose surgery has increased.
The president of the 5th International Congress of Iranian Rhinology Association has stated that the reason for the prevalence of nasal surgeries in Iran, the high quality of nose surgery, the experience and knowledge of doctors, the specific anatomy of the Iranian nose and its low cost to other countries, and this has led to the spread Increasingly, medical tourism, especially in the field of nose surgery and travel for nose surgery, has been extended to Iran.
For these reasons going to Iran is economic at comparing other countries. Nose job in Iran is very low when we look at other counties. Many Iranian men and women still want to undergo nose job in Iran because nose job at other countries is expensive. You foreigner client it is better experience nose job in Iran besides travel to Iran for visiting historical tombs or other natural scenes. Surely, will have nice travel and alongside experience the best medical hospitality at Iranian hospitals.
How mach I should pay for surgery and one person for taking care?


Vancouver city council has voted to approve a tax on empty homes, the primary of its form in Canada. The homes you've got pictured are stunning and nice examples of how one can have a stunning and trendy home whereas being environmentally friendly. Early Victorian homes featured lighter coloured walls with richer colors in the eating room and library. HOME additionally takes direct motion to aid first-time homebuyers and households with homes under the threat of foreclosure.
Hi Lindsay, Ive trawled the internet , teal is such a gorgeous shade for the bedroom… this one is considerably similar in that it has the colours and mixed prints -/mizone-chloe-tea… however in the event you type teal bedspread with black and white trim into google it should convey up a number of totally different choices for you that you could be like.
Because homes have a tendency to understand with inflation homeowners shall be in a better place to buy a home throughout a interval of inflation because the value of their fairness will are inclined to rise with inflation thereby offering them with a down fee on a new home from the proceeds of the sale of their present home while renters who've been putting money into a savings account towards the acquisition of a home will see it lower in purchasing energy regardless of their common additions to it.
I had by no means heard of those homes earlier than however, now that I've, it might grow to be a purpose to reside in one! I am also in search of the turquoise and black bedding in pic #2. It's good for my daughter. My Dad, who was within the Royal Observer Corps, had constructed us a shelter below the steps so we were resonably OK but Mum was black and blue from the blast by the time the air raid wardens dug us out. Thanks sagebrush mama – I feel (hope) we'll be seeing extra underground homes in the years forward! This look previously solely existed in companies however it's finding its technique to more homes.
I've discovered that with both Grownup Family Homes as well as with Foster Homes, that the care supplier's are required to have a liscenced particular person stay with purchasers in the event that the care provider needs to go away the home…Obviously, a hidden value.


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Q: What does "get to" mean? I know there are a lot of meanings to the verb "get", so I am unable to understand which one is used in the following sentence:

They had a baby which was different, so it got to live.

I know that "get to" can be:

*

*allowed to,

*have a chance to, or

*become (eventually)

But neither works for me. Maybe the first one would make sense. Or should it be "have got to"? That would make sense, but I thought I had to use it with "have".

A: Your first idea already matches perfectly.

They had a baby which was different, so it got to live.

This could be written as:

They had a baby which was different, so it had a chance to live.

"have got" indicates possession of some sort, so in this case it doesn't apply. The baby can not "possess" the verb "living". You can only possess something. In this case, you could of course use "chance to" as the noun here:

They had a baby which was different, so it had gotten a chance to live.

However, this sounds way too complicated in my opinion.

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Outdoor spaces have become a standard of living in most homes. They are a mirror image of the indoor space with all the creature comforts of the indoors like living areas, entertainment areas, and most importantly—kitchens.
The outdoor kitchen is the latest and greatest outdoor trend—and a very accessible one. No matter what size space or amenities you have, you can create a kitchen for your outdoor area. Here are a few ideas to get you started on your own outdoor kitchen.
Most homeowners tend to cut loose a bit more in outdoor designs than they ever would allow themselves to indoors. Somehow, bright colors and cutting-edge design are less of a risk outside than they are inside. Have some fun with your outdoor kitchen design choices and save the neutrals for inside.
One hot trend in outdoor kitchens is adding favorite salvaged pieces to the design—or even building the design around a great find. Antique bar stools, eclectic décor, and fun statement pieces set a tone for the backyard that exude a party-time feel and prime you and your guests for a good time.
Outdoor spaces can be on the hard side because everything has to withstand the elements. But you can warm up cement, stainless steel, and stone with comfortable details. Cover the patio with durable tile that looks like wood and you achieve both a weather-proof surface and an inviting space. Add indoor touches like pillows, blankets, rugs, coffee tables, and non-wicker furniture (all of which are available in sturdy outdoor versions) for the ultimate in warm detail.
The classic and upscale choice for outdoor kitchens, stone options are vast. Cool white marble takes the outdoor kitchen to new levels and you can't beat the durability of granite. You might want to try quartz, which has the beauty of marble with the durability of granite. Don't forget to finish your design with a beautiful mosaic on the backsplash or at the poolside.
The outdoor kitchen trend is really all about entertaining so make sure your design has plenty of seating especially around the cooking area –where there's food, there's gathering. Don't forget other important details that make the outdoors more comfortable like covered areas, shade, fans, etc.
There is no better open floor plan than the great outdoors. You and your guests are used to the way the indoor floor plan flows with space for cooking, eating, hanging out, relaxing, and being entertained. Segment the outdoor space much the way you would an indoor open floor plan.
The hearth is a must for outdoor spaces. Whether the kids are roasting hot dogs and marshmallows or mom and dad are gathering around for romantic evening, there's nothing like a fireplace. There are lots more options for the outdoor fireplace than the indoor fireplace: open pit, covered gas, or pizza oven.
Never underestimate the power of lighting to transform a space, especially outdoors. String up some bulbs or repurpose some holiday lights to set the mood. If you're wired for electricity, hang some pendant lights. A rustic chandelier outdoors makes a statement and adds a lot to the design. On the more practical side, if you are planning on cooking outside, good task lighting is necessary.
Another hot trend in outdoor kitchens is the extension of the indoor space into the outdoors. Large folding walls or glass doors extend your inner entertaining space beyond. Designs attempt to make both feel like one cohesive whole with similar design and colors. Even keeping one element the same between the two, like the floor can provide that seamlessness. Saddle Brook is an indoor wood-look tile and its sister, Saddle Brook XT is made for the outdoors. Even a close inspection isn't enough for you to tell the difference between them.
You don't have to have a large backyard to pull off an outdoor kitchen. In fact, you don't need any backyard at all. Creative homeowners are using any outdoor space from the roof to the balcony to create their outdoor havens. You don't need a costly renovation either. Retrofit your space for the outdoor kitchen with battery operated appliances and solar powered lighting. Where there's a will, there's a way.
Make your outdoor kitchen the place to be at your next party or family gathering. It's like being indoors but better!


KoKo Beauty Essentials is a startup e-commerce (Shopify-based) platform that I operate and manage the social media for. The brand focuses on skincare and beauty, and mainly uses Pinterest, Facebook, and Instagram to connect with users and to generate sales. In this case study, you'll see how I utilized all three platforms to keep their customers engaged and to generate traffic + sales.
To improve the Instagram page, the description was updated with a Call-to-Action ("Try our liquid black soap!.."), the url to the Shopify store, and the contact information for the store. Using the Shopify-Instagram integration, I also made sure the page allows for people to shop or check out products from the Instagram pages.
When posting products I'm able to tag products so users can purchase from their feed. Keeping the content updated (2-3x a day) with focused + high performing hashtags also helped to keep a consistent level of engagement from the same viewers.
Content was designed and curated to keep a consistent theme. A mixture of product photos, quotes, engagement posts (polls, threads, etc.), videos, and personality photos were used to maintain the brand image. This also shows viewers how connected and focused KoKo Beauty Essentials is with providing exciting content for their viewers.
Pinterest is a great tool for generating free traffic to blog posts, images, and products. For KoKo Beauty Essentials, I used Pinterest to share their blog posts and products from their shopify store. These posts we're then posted to relevant Pinterest boards to attract more viewers. Another way I utilized Pinterest, was to create pins using the Instagram photos from KKBE, so the Instagram page could also gain viewership to lead to more followers.
There are a lot of tools I use to track the success of my efforts when it comes to social media. Luckily their Shopify and Later (scheduling platform) made it easier to capture how organic and paid social media efforts benefited the platform.
KoKo Beauty Essentials saw an increase in their traffic brought from social media, as well as the conversions coming from both Facebook + Instagram.
The same information can be noted from Google Analytics, as Social is one of the highest traffic sources. However, there are some outliers, as items customers gained from social media made additional purchases after a recent email blast.
Later is a scheduling platform that has a heavy focus on Instagram. Since starting, the KoKo Beauty Essentials Instagram has seen steady growth in terms of customers and engagement. And this is mostly from organic tactics (engaging with commentors and audience), as paid ads have not been used until recently.
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CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico — Hundreds of people took to the streets Sunday to protest Ciudad Juarez' record-setting crime wave civil rights groups say is made worse by the presence of 6,000 Mexican combat troops.
"The army's presence is anti-constitutional and violates citizens' rights. That's why we're asking them to withdraw," National Front Against Repression leader Javier Contreras bellowed at some 1,300 people taking part in the "March of Anger" in the center of the city.
Across the border from the US city of El Paso, Texas, Ciudad Juarez is a battleground for rival drug cartels seeking control of lucrative drug smuggling routes into the United States.
Despite 6,000 troops sent in to reinforce local police in fighting crime, last year 2,660 people were murdered in the city, making it the murder capital of Mexico.
When 15 innocent youths were gunned down at a party on January 31, civil rights groups staged a demonstration to vent the local population's anger at the seemingly endless bloodshed.
The National Front and other civil right groups maintain innocent civilians are sometimes harassed or tortured by law enforcement officials in their zealous crackdown on organized crime.
"You can't fight violence with more violence and breaking the laws," Contreras said, speaking to the protesters.
President Felipe Calderon visited Ciudad Juarez last week and apologized to the bereaving families of the young party goers for initially blaming last month's massacre on gang warfare.
The president admitted that his three-year crackdown on crime with more than 50,000 troops spread across the country "is not enough," and vowed to redesign a new strategy against crime and violence with community cooperation.
Drug-related crime has left more than 15,000 dead in the past three years in Mexico.


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Lucky Flea Market to stay open during the fall and winter. Here's where to find it
Adria R. Walker
It is undoubtedly autumn and, if the dropping temperatures and falling leaves are any indication, winter is coming. Typically, this means that small business outdoor vendors pack up their shops, and wait in eager anticipation for next year's festival season to kick off.
But, the Lucky Flea Market has been anything but typical and, because of its success, the Lucky Flea will continue through autumn and winter. Instead of staying in its current location in the Anderson Arts and Good Luck Garden Parking lots in the NOTA neighborhood, it will head indoors to the storied Main Street Armory.
The Democrat and Chronicle spoke with Chris Rapoza, who along with Sofia Cerankosky, were the creators behind the Lucky Flea Market.
How did the Lucky Flea Market go indoors?
Rapoza: Back in early May, we were testing it out. We wanted to see how Rochester would like the Flea. Its become a pretty regular event in a lot of peoples schedules which has been amazing. We love seeing people there every Sunday. We didn't want to let the cold weather put a damper on that, so we looked around for some indoor spots and eventually we reached out to the Main Street Armory. We're going to be there once to twice a month in the winter time and the early spring.
Will the same vendors be at the indoor Lucky Flea?
Rapoza: We'll definitely have both old and new vendors. Across the entire season, we've had about 500 different vendors cycle through the space and we will definitely see some familiar faces and some new vendors, again staying vintage or vintage-adjacent. A few spaces with handmade or craft (products), as well.
How many vendors will be at the indoor flea?
Rapoza: The indoor one will be a tad bit smaller. (It was) hard to find a space that can accommodate over 100 vendors like we have outdoors, so it will be closer to 75 vendors.
How will the indoor flea be different?
Rapoza: There will be an open bar run by Main Street Armory. We will be charging admission for each patron coming in. We do not have a certain price for admission yet. The times are going to be changing a tad. We're going to be having a little bit of a later start, so people can sleep in on those cold winter mornings. We're doing 11 am to 6 pm, so we're going to be staying open a bit later so that everyone has a chance to shop. That was one of the things we heard — a lot of people loved the Flea, but they work on Sundays and don't get out 'til 4 (for example).
It'll be a lot of the same Lucky Flea that you're used to on Sundays, just a little bit warmer, less snow and in the confines of the Armory. It's a really cool spot, it's a great piece of Rochester history and we're happy we're happy we can stay right in the Neighborhood of the Arts.
When is the last outdoor Lucky Flea?
The last outdoor market is October 31.
Are there any holiday events?
Rapoza: Our first holiday event is going to be October 31 … it'll be a blast. We're going to be doing trick or treating with each vendor. Each vendor will have candy. We're going to be doing a Halloween costume contest and then we're also going to be having a giant skeletons for photo-ops. Along with everyone in the spooky spirit, so the Flea will be a great time to start your Halloween on that Sunday.
For the indoor markets, December 19 will definitely be a holiday-themed market. If you follow us on Instagram, you can stay tuned for more details on that, but you can expect lots of holiday decorations and things like that, as well.
Is proof of vaccination required? What about masks?
Rapoza: We will be requiring masks for our indoor events.
How can I find out more? How can I become a vendor?
Rapoza: Follow us on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/theluckyflea/) or check out our website (https://www.theluckyflea.com/). If you're interested in becoming a vendor, you can just go apply right on the site.
Adria R. Walker covers public education for the Democrat and Chronicle in partnership with Report for America. Follow her on Twitter at @adriawalkr or send her an email at arwalker@gannett.com. You can support her work with a tax-deductible donation to Report for America.

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Toegangshek Hydepark is een beschermd gemeentelijk monument aan de Sophialaan in Baarn, in de provincie Utrecht.

Het hek bestaat uit twee Noors granieten pijlers met daartussen een smeedijzeren dubbel inrijhek en twee kleine hekken aan weerszijden. De grote hekken waren bedoeld voor rijtuigen, de twee kleine voor voetgangers. Op de pijlers staan gesmede lantaarns. Het hek is in 1887 ontworpen door architect Jean Nicolas Landré.

Het toegangshek hoorde bij de buitenplaats Hydepark in Doorn van bankier Hendrik van Loon en diens vrouw Louise (kleindochter van de weduwe Borski). Hun huis werd in de Tweede Wereldoorlog verwoest bij een bombardement.

Toen het hek in 1967 verscheept dreigde te worden naar Amerika werd het opgekocht door H. Harten die het voor zijn huis aan de Sophialaan liet plaatsen. Om de sfeer van een landgoed te krijgen werden bovendien rododendrons aangeplant. Harten liet de initialen van de oude eigenaars in de klinkerbestrating verwerken en liet in het hek de naam Hartenstein aanbrengen. Bovendien werden de initialen WB (Peter Meijer noemt WR) met een kroontje erop in de staanders gegraveerd. Op ijzeren hekstaven uit Zweden gebeurde dat vaker in die tijd. Mogelijk zijn de initialen afkomstig van een adellijke eigenaar van een Zweedse hoogoven.

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 Lijst van gemeentelijke monumenten in Baarn

Gemeentelijk monument in Baarn
Bouwwerk in Baarn

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SAN FRANCISCO: A US pharmacy chain plan to cease the sale of all tobacco products from October in an effort to support the health and wellbeing of the nation.
The announcement, by CVS Caremark came today in parallel with a piece published online this morning in a Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA).
The article highlighted the conflict of interest of selling cigarettes and other tobacco products in the nation's pharmacies.
CVS president and CEO, Larry J. Merlo said that he thought ending the sale of cigarettes and tobacco products in their stores was the right thing to do for both customers and the company.
"Put simply, the sale of tobacco products is inconsistent with our purpose," he said.
"The significant action we're taking today by removing tobacco products from our retail shelves further distinguishes us in how we are serving our patients, clients and health care providers and better positions us for continued growth in the evolving health care marketplace," Merlo added.
The JAMA journal piece was co-authored by CVS's Chief Medical Officer, Troyen A. Brennan and Steven A. Schroeder, director of the Smoking Cessation Leadership Center at the University of California, San Francisco. Brennan and Schroeder noted the paradox of cigarette sales in pharmacies had become even more relevant, in large part because of recent changes in the pharmacy industry.
"Most pharmacy chains are retooling themselves as an integral part of the health care system. They are offering more counseling by pharmacists, an array of wellness products and outreach to clinicians and health care centers," the pair said.
They also noted that pharmacies were moving into the treatment arena with the advent of retail health clinics. These retail clinics are gearing up to work with primary care clinicians to assist in treating conditions that are exacerbated by smoking, such as hypertension, hyperlipidemia and diabetes.
Smoking is the leading cause of premature disease and death in the United States with more than 480,000 deaths annually.
While the prevalence of cigarette smoking has decreased from approximately 42 percent of adults in 1965 to 18 percent today, the rate of reduction has stalled in the past decade, and more interventions, such as reduced availability of cigarettes are needed.
CVS's decision to stop selling tobacco products is consistent with the positions taken by groups such as the American Medical Association, American Heart Association, American Cancer Society, American Lung Association and American Pharmacists Association. All these organizations have publicly opposed tobacco sales in retail outlets with pharmacies.
According to Merlo, CVS also have plans to undertake what he called a 'robust national smoking cessation program' in an effort to help Americans to quit the habit.
Approximately seven in ten smokers say they want to quit and about half attempt to quit each year.
The program, to be launched this Spring will include in-house information about quitting smoking, along with online resources.
The company estimates that it will lose approximately $2 billion in revenues annually by eradicating tobacco product sales. However, the company say they have identified incremental opportunities that are expected to offset the profitability impact.


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A Young Artist Wants To Give South Asian Women The Spotlight They Deserve
Pakistani American artist Ayqa Khan talks body hair, stereotypes and working on the Internet.
By Katherine Brooks
Ayqa Khan
Peer into one of Ayqa Khan's electric illustrations and one of the first things you'll notice, undoubtedly, is the presence of lush body hair dotting the legs, arms and chins of her stunning characters.
The women she draws, flanked by a mix of traditional South Asian motifs and totems of youthful American culture, are not hiding their stubble. They sit, stand and kneel in poses that do anything but hide their hair, as they smoke cavalierly behind a box of mithai or cruise across a roller rink. More often than not, her female subjects are seen legs and arms outstretched, faces calm, cool and collected amid a backdrop of saturated purples, greens and oranges.
"My intentions are to normalize [body hair]," she explained in an email exchange with The Huffington Post, "because it is something that shouldn't be a huge deal considering body hair is natural and the removal of it is a social construct." The young, New York-based photographer and digital illustrator is just as direct when she speaks of her desire to counter the stereotypical images of South Asian women in mainstream media.
"South Asian woman do not get enough representation in most spaces and I feel the need to express this in an organic way."
Khan describes herself as an "artist from the Internet," which is true -- her work can be found on a carefully curated Tumblr and her art-focused website. On Tumblr, she regularly interacts with her followers, many of whom thank her for presenting body hair in the way that she does. "I am actually crying because I have always been pained by my body hair but seeing you so beautiful and confident really touched my soul," one fan wrote.
We reached out to Khan to talk more about her life online and beyond.
First off -- can you tell me a little about your background and your life in Brooklyn?
I am a first generation Pakistani American and have lived in New York my entire life. I was living in Brooklyn the past two years for school, but recently decided to take a break and move back home to Long Island. I felt rather lonely in Brooklyn and, although I'm back with my parents, those feelings have remained but in a more matured way. It's great to have access to food and shelter without much responsibility, but living in my household comes with an unsaid pressure of picking a goal and working toward it.
My dad has no clue that I am actually constantly creating and working toward my individual goals. I'm not sure what he thinks at all.
I read in one of your past interviews that you tend to shy away from labels, but can you pinpoint what influenced your decision to open up to the public and show your work?
The reason I was, and still am, so drawn to posting my work online is due to the Internet being a huge platform that is incredibly accessible. I always went to the Internet to draw inspiration when I wasn't able to go to a library or a museum. Furthermore, when I started coming across artists who posted their work online and were receiving active feedback, I felt compelled to try it out.
I never went to an art school or took any art courses so, not only did I not have access to a space to create, but there wasn't anyone but myself to critique my work. It is important to me to progress creatively and the Internet allows me to watch myself through this process.
I was initially drawn to your illustrations because they so boldly show the presence of body hair on women -- something that commercial or conventional mainstream imagery doesn't always do. Was this a deliberate aesthetic choice? If so, why?
I am actively drawing body hair. My intentions are to normalize it ... because it is something that shouldn't be a huge deal considering body hair is natural and the removal of it is a social construct, yet the judgement and pain that comes with having body hair is one that is harmful and needs to be stopped.
I can say that I have received criticism from my past friends and family members about the thickness and length of my hair and how it's "gross" and "unfeminine," so this attitude is one that I'm constantly trying to break.
Your work is also distinct in its color palette -- each image seems to have a hue that jumps off the page, despite you working in a two-dimensional realm. Are you influenced by any other artists or aesthetics?
I am very influenced by South Asian culture, especially in regards to clothing and cinema! But I am also very drawn to youth culture in America varying from different decades.
My development right now as a young adult has allowed me to become very sensitive to those experiences and I tend to draw a lot of inspiration from the emotions they provoke. I use different mediums to explain my displaced feelings. Mohammed Fayaz is an incredible illustrator who always inspires me. Some other artists I really enjoy are Hassan Hajjaj, Shirin Neshat, Hossein Fatemi and Shadi Ghadirian.
In both your illustrations and your photography, you include real faces and drawings that allude and seem to celebrate different aspects of South Asian culture. Is this an accurate thing to say -- and if so, is this an important part of your practice?
This is definitely an accurate thing to say. South Asian woman do not get enough representation in most spaces and I feel the need to express this in an organic way. A lot of representation toward South Asian culture, especially in media, tends to be very one-sided and stereotypical and these views aren't entirely accurate.
When it comes to appearances, fairer South Asian woman with European features are chosen to represent us. The guy who runs a gas station is always Indian. People who choose a "not so typical" career in maybe the arts or music are seen as "rebellious" and a "disgrace to the family name." When media projects stereotypes, essentially they are representing people as a whole. We all fall into this thin category of what it means to be from a certain race or group. When this is done, it makes voices like mine seem "radical" when in reality, I am just being myself. I'd like to continue breaking these boundaries.
As a young creative person navigating the world of art -- and the vulnerability of showing your work online -- what are some lessons you've learned that have helped you in your work and life?
Being an "artist from the Internet" is one of the most confusing and consuming labels I have yet to immerse myself in. With showcasing work online, I've learned that there is almost a responsibility that comes with projecting yourself. People are watching your work and supporting you, but people are also quick to criticize you if you do something wrong. People online only have access to your online persona and it's natural for someone to make an assumption about you, and that feels kind of desensitizing.
I always have to remind myself how important it is to keep a distance from the Internet because it is very easy to get consumed in a non-physical realm. Projecting my work online has also made me question my ideas of how I define success. The Internet can truly change peoples' lives overnight and it's almost a bit scary since I've always seen success as something that comes with patience and hard work over a very long period of time. This isn't to say that I still don't feel this way, but I think the Internet can really speed things up in regards to opportunities and, potentially, jobs. I feel like we are at a point in time where the notions and traditions of what it means to be an "artist" is changing and that feels incredibly confusing but the great thing about art, is that art is constantly redefining itself.
11 Books From Your Childhood That Celebrate Strong Women
Katherine Brooks
Deputy Enterprise Editor, Culture, HuffPost
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Louisa May Alcott's classic is a must-read for budding feminists. The novel celebrates the fact that girls can be anything (well, to the extent it was possible in Civil War-era New England), and many things at once. Meg is materialistic, but wise. Beth is shy, but unabashedly in love with music. Amy is an unrepentant jackass, but ultimately funny and warm. Then there's Jo March, a strong, outspoken heroine for the ages, who is a complete and total boss.
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Jacksonville Attorneys Hold Physicians Responsible For Injury Caused By Delayed Diagnosis
Representing Clients Failed By Physicians' Untimely Actions
Many medical malpractice suits stem from a physician's failure to diagnose an illness in a timely manner, and there's a good reason: A delayed diagnosis can have serious repercussions, making the treatment you eventually receive less effective than it should have been—or too late to be effective at all. If a physician has delayed diagnosing your condition, and that delay exacerbated it or caused further injury, you have every right to file for damages.
At Fallgatter Catlin & Varon, P.A., our medical malpractice attorneys in Jacksonville have more than 80 years of combined experience representing Floridians failed by the medical establishment. We know that not all physician errors constitute malpractice, but when evidence exists that a doctor's negligence worsened an already existing condition or led to other injuries, we fight for your right to be compensated, for your medical costs, lost wages, and other associated expenses.
The Consequences Of Delayed Diagnoses
To prove malpractice, we must show that the physician or other medical professional treating you was negligent by failing to meet an acceptable standard of care — one that a similarly trained doctor under the same circumstances would have provided. We must first establish that:
A doctor-patient relationship exists.
The doctor who treated you was negligent in his or her care.
That negligence harmed you.
And a delayed diagnosis can prove just as harmful as a wrong diagnosis or a failure to diagnose.
Diagnosis is not an exact science; depending on your symptoms, a doctor often must rule out other possible reasons for your illness and verify a preliminary diagnosis through X-rays, CT scans and MRIs, and blood and urine tests, among other diagnostic tests. But if your symptoms strongly suggest a cancer known for spreading rapidly, for instance, and your physician fails to diagnose it as soon as possible, your chances at full recovery are lessened—a delay in treatment lessens the efficacy of your treatment, and you may have to undergo a much more difficult treatment, with a poorer outcome, as a result.
If a physician failed to arrive at the correct diagnosis in a timely manner, whether he or she failed to order the right tests from the beginning, ordered tests but delayed in getting their results, or knew further testing was warranted but failed to order it, we can hold that physician accountable for damages to compensate you for the injury or illness that resulted. If this has happened to you or a loved one, it's also important that you don't delay seeking help from an experienced legal team, since time is of the essence in a Florida medical malpractice suit.
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Talk to any of the majority of Green Bay North locals and they will refer to the communities of Jackson's Cove, Langdon's Cove, Silverdale and Nickey's Nose Cove separately. These lovely little Newfoundland and Labrador rural communities now seem to be under a common governance.
Silverdale is the first you enter, and was known as Bear Cove until 1921. It sits in a sheltered cove of Western Arm, has low rolling hills and many large green gardens.
Jackson's Cove sits around a pleasant semi-circular cove. Its church is quite old (by Canadian standards). It will turn 100 in 2018 and makes a wonderful addition to photos of the community. The view from Jackson's Cove looks out onto Green Bay itself. Jackson's Cove still has a small number of 'salt-box' styled houses which are lovely to see.
Langdon's Cove is quiet and much smaller than Jackson's Cove. There aren't many houses but there is a great side road that will get you pretty close to Green Bay for a pretty impressive view.
Nickey's Nose Cove is named for a point of land that can be seen, Nickey's Nose Point or "Nick's Nose" as it is sometimes fondly called. This settlement's claim to fame is its long pebbly beach that sees caplin roll up on in summer. The beach makes for some superior beach pebble combing and the sunsets there are great.
Like many rural Newfoundland and Labrador communities, this area has seen a decline in population over the last few decades. Now there is no longer any stores in Jackson's Cove-Langdon's Cove-Silverdale. Presumably, gas and groceries are bought in Springdale or in nearby King's Point.
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Kosovo, Home to Many ISIS Recruits, Is Struggling to Stamp Out Its Homegrown Terrorism Problem
For all the attention paid to the emergence of homegrown Islamist terrorists in Belgium, France and other European countries, one of the continent's biggest radicalization problems is taking place on its fringes.
MKO terrorists relocated from Iraq to Albania
Iran, Serbia opt for broadening of Bilateral Ties
Bulgaria to pay Russia $446 million for canceled Belene nuclear project this year
The Czech ambassador in Syria: What happened in Syria over the past five years has nothing to do with revolution
Kosovo, the tiny Muslim-majority Balkan nation of just 1.8 million, has produced more foreign fighters per capita than any other Western nation since ISIS declared its now-defunct caliphate in 2014. Some 413 Kosovo citizens, including women and children, have joined that group and other Islamist extremist factions since the war in Syria began in 2012.
As it attempts to join the European Union, Kosovo has been under pressure to stamp out its radicalization problem — and authorities say they have succeeded. Since 2013, Kosovar police say they have indicted more than 120 terrorism suspects and arrested many more, including well-known conservative imams suspected of recruiting people to fight abroad.
"Now we don't see terrorism as a threat," said Kujtim Bytyqi, one of the government's senior security policy analysts and the head of Kosovo's strategy to counter violent extremism. "There is total silence. All imams, even if they want to say something, are afraid of the government."
But many of those suspected terrorists, convicted under an older counterterrorism law in which prison sentences averaged between three and five years, are now being freed. And some say attempts to rehabilitate them have come up short.
"We are growing stronger and getting smarter," said Fitim Lladrovci, 28, a former ISIS fighter and inmate, referring to extremists. "Terrorists will not be reintegrated, and there may be attacks here."
Anne Speckhard, who directs the International Center for the Study of Violent Extremism, said that Lladrovci's contempt for rehabilitation and strengthened radical beliefs probably are emblematic of "some other returning militant jihadis well beyond Kosovo." The trend, she said, "bodes ill for all of us."
It's a potentially ominous development for deradicalization efforts across the continent. "We have to provide a deradicalization model for the whole of Europe," said Garentina Kraja, a senior external researcher for the Kosovo Center for Security Studies. "We're a Muslim-majority society but we're secular Europeans. So it feels like if there's an example to be found somewhere, this is where we can provide a response."
Kosovo may also be an entry point into the European Union to launch attacks, said Daniel Koehler, the director of the German Institute on Radicalization and De-radicalization Studies. In early June, Kosovo authorities arrested a couple suspected of planning attacks on NATO troops in Kosovo as well as on public places in France and Belgium.
Since April, the US Justice Department has helped implement rehabilitation programs in Kosovo's prisons for suspects facing terrorism charges. Before then, however, the country had no comprehensive program for rehabilitating returned fighters, according to the 2018 Kosovo European Commission report.
"Most European countries have much more stable programs in place. In Germany, the UK and France, there is a long history of social welfare and prison infrastructure much stronger than in Kosovo," Koehler said. "Kosovo is still recovering from its 1998-99 war against Serbia, and suffers corruption in the public sector and problems with rule of law."
The new US-run program sends government psychologists, sociologists, social workers and moderate imams from the Islamic Community of Kosovo to work with inmates jailed on terrorism charges.
Source: WashingtonPost
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Balkan mercenaries continue to die in the Middle East for fake humanitarian groups
Confidential letter reveals secret talks on partition of Kosovo
The Balkans outraged by Serbian President's scandalous irredentist speech
Kosovo, Albania Open Funds To Help Soccer Players Pay Fines
The US tries to keep the Islamic State alive
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Small Town Diamonds, Short Film Documentary
The Lehigh Valley's Burlesque Troupe is the focus of a new short film documentary which will make its United States premiere at Bethlehem's Steel Stacks on Friday, October 20th.
Lehigh Valley, PA: The Looking Glass Revue, the Premier Classic Burlesque Troupe of The Lehigh Valley has burst on the international scene with their short film documentary, Small Town Diamonds that made a triumphant debut at the 70th Cannes Film Festival in Cannes France, will be screened for United States audiences on October 20th at Steel Stacks in Bethlehem PA. The film takes a behind the scenes look at the troupe's local show and their fight to keep the tradition of Classic Burlesque alive in a modern world.
The documentary features re the troupe's executive producer, Kate Elfatah and Burlesque starlet, Mika Romantic. Elfatah has produced The Looking Glass Revue's Burlesque Shows for over 5 years and is and is thrilled to add filmmaker to her list of impressive credentials. Elfatah has produced lounges and gifting suites during the Sundance Film Festival and the Oscars. Romantic is an award winning burlesque performer who has traveled the globe and has graced the stages of the world's hottest venues gathering up accolades and awards along the way. Romantic also enjoys a robust Pin-Up and Alternative Modeling turn and has been published in several magazines.
The Looking Glass Revue has enjoyed modest success in a small market and continues to create shows on a shoestring budget. The troupe's vision has remained constant since its inception and has stayed true to their original concept of presenting classic retro-fueled Burlesque. The Troupe's motto has always been to the dedication and preservation of vintage live adult entertainment. The Looking Glass Revue's show gleefully takes their cues and inspiration from the Holy Grail of Burlesque, the mid-century era, where the show was all about the slow burn and even slower tease.
The Troupe has experienced a multitude of changes, with members leaving and new one's onboarding; this may be due to the fact that Burlesque offers a very limited path to fame and offers little in financial stability. Romantic has been performing professionally for five years, along with troupe member, Ruby Von Vanity; they've become local celebrities. Go to any show and you will witness a throng of fans waiting to take photos with the beauties. However, the crossover can be seeped in difficulties to high visibility, from disapproving partners to making ends meet. When most performers are paid less than a few hundred dollars an act, it's hard to find why these women continue to take their clothes off for far less than their strip club counterparts.
The short film will follows the troupe as it navigates the murky waters of an oversaturated market through the hard work and persistence it takes to produce a successful Burlesque Show in a small town where live entertainment has seen a steady decline. With raw footage and frank interviews, the movie sheds a refreshing light on the mysterious world of the showgirl.
The 25 minutes documentary showing will be accompanied by a short one act performance and a candid Q&A sessions with the cast and crew.
www.thelooking glasrevue.com
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1 - ENTREMONT, PHILLIPPE - BALLADES, IMPROMPTUS & 3 ECOSSAISES - (CD) UPDATED
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2 - ENVY - THE FALLEN CRIMSON - (CD) UPDATED
20 years after their inception, the band entered a stagnation period, when some original members left the band at the end of 2015. But once vocalist Tetsuya Fukagawa came back 2years later, the band was revived and invigorated with 3 new members, inaugurating the "Envy 2.0" era. ,The Fallen Crimson" is the first album of this new era, and since the digital single, Alnair in August" dropped about a year ago, expectations towards a full-length record were extremely high. ,The Fallen Crimson" does not only meet these expectations, it surpassed them in every imaginable way. This is Envy at their very best: intense, overwhelming, beautiful and destructive, all at the same time, and wrapped into an incredibly raw and powerful sound of sheer immediacy.
TRACKLISTING: 01. Statement Of Freedom 02. Swaying Leaves And Scattering Breath 03. A Faint New World 04. Rhythm 05. Marginalized Thread 06. Hikari 07. Eternal Memories And Reincarnation 08. Fingerprint Mark 09. Dawn And Gaze 10. Memories And The Limit 11. A Step In The Morning Glow
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Curriculum Post any curriculum ideas, activites or projects that wouldbe helpful to our Daycare community. What is your teaching philosophy?
We did this today, and will use the cut out centers as Christmas tree ornaments.
You can also use toilet paper tubes and make snowmen, santa claus, trees anything.
Egg cartons bells, caterpillars, etc.
Does art have to be something to take home? Dry erase markers on boards is fun, group coloring/painting on newspaper.
I don't know if you tried this, but I made once with my kids tic tac toe, you only need for that a few stones and cardboard for example (you can also use some fabric, a small wooden board, a piece of plastic, anything). You can draw the net on each cardboard for the game and give them colors so they can color each stone or draw X or O on them. I gave mine two colors (red and green) so they colored the stones and they love the game.


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The Herron residence was sold for 11 million
The former retirement home Herron is sold. The transaction brings 11 million to the former owners of the Dorval establishment, where 47 people died during the first wave of COVID-19.
Hugo Joncas
The Chowieri family, who owned the home during the slaughter, had previously sold two other troubled residences they had operated in Sorel-Tracy last September. In less than a year, she raised a total of $32.5 million through the sale of three properties.
The Chowieri did not respond to calls from The press.
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The family of Samir Chowieri, founder of the Katasa Group, received 32.5 million by reselling three problem apartments for less than a year.
Patrice Bourbonnais leads the buyers' group. However, as CEO of Groupe Petra, he is not acting on behalf of this Borsellino-Saputo family company, which owns several skyscrapers in downtown Montreal. Rather, it's Les Logements urbains, a small investment fund set up with colleagues and friends who got their hands on the former CHSLD.
The fund works with Laurence Moretti and Jean-Charles Goyeche, owners of the Rebel Hotels chain. The company owns apartment buildings with common areas in the region.
Second life after the slaughter
The group of investors is not deterred by the building's gloomy reputation.
"We are very affected by the situation that has taken place. People are all affected by this tragedy, says Patrice Bourbonnais. However, I think the site deserves a second life. We will be doing major renovations both outside and inside; we will do it again. »
He believes this will allow Les Logements urbains and Rebel Hotels to meet some of the significant demand for apartments and rooms in Dorval.
The renovated building will house 100 apartments, including around sixty traditional units. The other 40 units will be converted into bedrooms connected to common service areas such as kitchens and relaxation rooms. The formula is in line with the Rebel Hotels concept used in Laurentians and Mauricie.
The partners must immediately disclose their plans to the City of Dorval. According to the rules, they must equip the building with balconies, among other things. "There's going to be a big, big repositioning project," says Patrice Bourbonnais. No attributes of the old building are retained. »
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Patrice Bourbonnais, President of Urban Housing, is also CEO of Petra Group
He expects "12 to 14 months" of work and is also aiming for a change of address for the building.
He does not yet know how high the required rents will be. "We will be competitive in the Dorval market," assures the businessman.
Patrice Bourbonnais founded the Les Logements urbains fund in 2016 with colleagues who also work for the Borsellino-Saputo family: Joe Marsilii, Martin Duguay and Yanick Pazzi.
Rebel Hotels did not call back The press.
closed residence
The CHSLD Herron closed its doors after the health disaster that occurred within its walls in the spring of 2020.
In May, Coroner Géhane Kamel noted in her report that serious deficiencies existed at the facility long before the COVID-19 pandemic hit the world.
The report also concludes that the CIUSSS de l'Ouest-de-l'Île-de-Montréal "tolerated the unbearable" by considering the entire residence a "red" zone at the beginning of the crisis and sending its patients to infection condemned .
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Last year's UPRISE festival, held for the first time, was a refreshing new experience to celebrate the Dutch startup scene. This year the festival returns twice as strong.
The previous edition of UPRISE got 3500 visitors and 77 startups attending. This year, over 200 startups will attend (including job market). More than 10.000 visitors are expected. Twice as strong? That's a mild statement! Come to Amsterdam on September 25-26 and see what's it all about.
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AAE 103 : Understanding the Sounds and Words of English
You should consider some of the following topics. Make sure you read the background material and make proper use of references when you discuss these issues.
Vowel distinctions. Do you distinguish between the vowels in feast and fist? What about fool and full, dark and duck, and short and shot? How does this fit in with the descriptions of Singapore English? (Bown, 1988; Deterding & Poedjoseodarmo, 1998: 155; Bao, 1998; Deterding, 2003; Lim, 2004; Wee, 2004; Low & Brown, 2005: 115; Brown & Deterding, 2005; Deterding, 2007: 22)
Open front vowels. What kind of vowel do you have in plan? Is it a fully open vowel? Or is it a mid vowel, as is commonly found among Singaporen speakers? (Suzanna & Brown, 2000; Deterding, 2007: 23)
The vowel in stayed and gave. Do you have a diphthong in stayed and gave? Or is it a long monophthong (Deterding, 2000; Lee & Lim, 2000; Deterding, 2007: 25)?
Reduced vowels. Do you use a reduced vowel (schwa) or a full vowel in the first syllable of the content words concern, convinced and successful? (Heng & Deterding, 2005; Deterding, 2007: 28) What about the function words some, and and to? (Deterding & Poedjosoedarmo, 1998: 131, 151; Deterding, 2006b; Deterding, 2007: 29)
The vowel in poor. What vowel do you use in poor? How does this compare with the pronunciation of most young British speakers? (Deterding, 2005; Deterding, 2007: 26)
Triphthongs. What sort of vowel do you have in diet? Is the word bisyllabic, with a /j/ in the middle? Or is it a single syllable, with some smoothing of the vowel? (Lim & Low, 2005; Deterding, 2007: 27)
Fricative devoicing. Do you make a distinction between raising and racing? Or do you devoice the medial fricative in raising (Deterding, 2005)?
L-vocalisation. Do you vocalise the dark /l/ in words such as wolf, little, full and all? Is this similar to the pronunciation of other Singaporeans? (Tan, 2005; Deterding, 2007: 20) How does this compare with young speakers in Britain?
Dental Fricatives. How do you pronounce the words that begin with a voiceless dental fricative, thought, threaten and third? Is this the same as other Singaporeans? (Moorthy & Deterding, 2000; Deterding, 2007: 13) What about the voiced dental fricative at the start of there and this and in the middle of bothered? How do you pronounce the sound at the end of with?
Final Consonant Clusters. Do you drop the final -ed suffix in watched, rushed and convinced? What about the final /t/ in next, forest, fist and feast? How does this compare with other Singaporean speakers (Gut, 2005; Cruz-Ferreira, 2005)? What about BBC speakers? (Deterding, 2006a; Deterding, 2007: 17)
Glottal Stops. Do you use a glottal stop in place of final /t/ in foot, hot and diet? What about the final /k/ in trick and duck? (Deterding & Poedjoseodarmo, 1998: 158; Brown & Deterding, 2005: 12; Deterding, 2007: 19)
American Features. Do you have any American features in your speech, such as an /r/ in dark and concern? (Poedjosoedarmo, 2000; Deterding, 2007: 21)
Miscellaneous. What other features of your speech become evident from careful auditory analysis of the Wolf passage?
Auditory Judgements
Many of the materials you are encouraged to read and refer to involve measurements, especially of formants. You have not been taught about formants, so you are not expected to attempt this kind of measurement. Your conclusions should all be based on careful auditory judgements, not measurements.
If you are not confident about the reliability of your own judgements, you may decide to ask some other people to listen to your reading of the Wolf passage and tell you what they hear. If you wish, you can report on this.
Descriptive vs Prescriptive
This assignment should all be descriptive, not prescriptive. There are NO errors in your speech, just features of pronunciation. You will be marked down if you use prescriptive terminology, discussing "errors", "wrong" pronunciation, or how you "should" say something. There is no right and wrong in phonetics, only a description of how different people speak.
Bao, Z (1998) 'The sounds of Singapore English'. In Foley, J (et al, eds) English in New Cultural Contexts: Reflections from Singapore. Singapore: Oxford University Press, 152-74.
Brown, A (1988). 'Vowel differences between Received Pronunciation and the English of Malaysia and Singapore: which ones really matter?'. In Foley, J (ed) New Englishes: The Case of Singapore, Singapore: Singapore University Press, 129-47.
Brown, A & Deterding, D (2005) 'A checklist of of Singapore English pronunciation features'. In Deterding, D, Brown, A, & Low E L (eds) English in Singapore: Phonetic Research based on a Corpus, Singapore: McGraw-Hill, 7-13.
Cruz-Ferreira, M (2005). 'Past tense suffixes and other final plosives in Singapore English'. In Deterding, D, Brown, A & Low, E L (eds.) English in Singapore: Phonetic Research on a Corpus, Singapore: McGraw-Hill, 26-36.
Deterding, D (2000) 'Measurements of the /ei/ and /ou/ vowels of young English speakers in Singapore'. In Brown, A, Deterding, D & Low, E L (eds) The English Language in Singapore: Research on Pronunciation, Singapore: Singapore Association for Applied Linguistics, 93-99.
Deterding, D (2003). 'An instrumental study of the monophthong vowels of Singapore English', English World-Wide, 24:1, 1-16.
Deterding, D (2005). 'Emergent patterns in the vowels of Singapore English', English World-Wide, 26:2, 179-198. (PDF Version)
Deterding, D (2006a). 'Deletion of final /t/ and /d/ in BBC English: implications for teachers in Singapore', STETS Language & Communication Review, Vol 5, No 1, 21-24. (PDF Version)
Deterding, D (2006b). 'Reduced vowels in Southeast Asia: should we be teaching them?', SOUTHEAST ASIA: A Multidisciplinary Journal, 6(1), 71-78. (PDF version)
Deterding, D (2007) Singapore English, Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press (On-line materials)
Deterding, D & Poedjosoedarmo, G (1998) The Sounds of English: Phonetics and Phonology for English Teachers in Southeast Asia, Singapore: Prentice Hall.
Gut, U (2005). 'The realisation of final plosives in Singapore English: phonological rules and ethnic differences'. In Deterding, D, Brown, A & Low, E L (eds) English in Singapore: Phonetic Research on a Corpus, Singapore: McGraw-Hill, 14-25.
Heng, M G & Deterding, D (2005). 'Reduced Vowels in Conversational Singapore English'. In Deterding, D, Brown, A & Low, E L (eds) English in Singapore: Phonetic Research on a Corpus, Singapore: McGraw-Hill, 54-63.
Lee, E M & Lim, L (2000) 'Diphthongs in Singaporean English: their realisations across different formality levels, and some attitudes of listeners towards them'. In Brown, A, Deterding, D & Low, E L (eds) The English Language in Singapore: Research on Pronunciation, Singapore: Singapore Association for Applied Linguistics, 93-99.
Lim, L (2004) 'Sounding Singaporean'. In Lim, L (ed) Singapore English: A Grammatical Description. Amsterdam: John Benjamins, 19-56.
Lim, S S & Low, E L (2005). 'Triphthongs in Singapore English'. In Deterding, D, Brown, A & Low, E L (eds) English in Singapore: Phonetic Research on a Corpus, Singapore: McGraw-Hill, 64-73.
Low, E L & Brown, A (2005) Singapore English: An Introduction, Singapore: McGraw-Hill.
Moorthy, S M & Deterding, D (2000) 'Three or tree? Dental fricatives in the speech of educated Singaporeans'. In Brown, A, Deterding, D & Low, E L (eds) The English Language in Singapore: Research on Pronunciation, Singapore: Singapore Association for Applied Linguistics, 76-83.
Poedjosoedarmo, G (2000) 'A description of the English pronunciation of young educated Singaporeans: a study in multidimesional variation'. In Brown, A, Deterding, D & Low, E L (eds) The English Language in Singapore: Research on Pronunciation, Singapore: Singapore Association for Applied Linguistics, 65-75.
Tan, K K (2005). 'Vocalisation of /l/ in Singapore English'. In Deterding, D, Brown, A & Low, E L (eds) English in Singapore: Phonetic Research on a Corpus, Singapore: McGraw-Hill, 43-53.
Wee, L (2004) 'Singapore English: Phonology'. In Schneider, E, Burridge, K, Kortmann, B, Mesthrie, R & Upton, C (eds) A Handbook of Varieties of English. Volume 1: Phonology. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter, 1017-33.


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Q: Cygwin non-US or indirect characters don't work in xterm on extra monitor I have run into this freaky thing in two places now, on a Windows 7 and an XP machine.
I have a laptop with an extra monitor connected. I start up cygwin's x-server, using the start menu shortcut (Cygwin-X/XWin Server). I then start an xterm by right-click the X icon in the icon tray at the bottom right, and selecting Applications/xterm.
I get an xterm. In it I can type text, but depending on which monitor the xterm window resides, all characters that require two keypresses on my swedish keyboard (example: "~" requires me to first press alt+the key marked "^ ¨ ~" and then press space, rendering a single ~ on the screen) result in a space being printed.
If I move the xterm to the other monitor, I am suddenly able to type a ~ in the xterm. Move it back to the previous monitor, and I can't type ~ anymore.
Weird or what? This is the problem I have now, on my XP laptop. On my Windows7 laptop (same basic setup) I had the problem that I could only type stuff like åäö (not indirect/combined characters - I have keys marked å, ä and ö respectively on my keyboard) on one monitor, not the other.
I have messed around with different ways to start up the X Server, I think I am doing it the right way as I describe here.
My cygwin installation is maybe a year old on both machines. I would like to be able to find whatever setting causes this behaviour, so I can handle it should I come across similar problems in the future.
Any ideas?
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A: Since this seems to be a problem only with xterm, as a simple workaround I would suggest using some other terminal emulator instead of xterm. On Cygwin, a really nice substitute is mintty (available as a Cygwin package from within Cygwin setup). I stopped using xterm in favor of mintty some time ago because I found it to simply be an all-around more useful terminal emulator.
As a possible side benefit of using mintty, if xterm is the only X application you typically use, then you don't even need to run an X server any more because mintty is not an X application.