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Stellantis loses ground in Europe in 2022 due to mass-market brands
Automaker Stellantis registered 2.05 million new cars in Europe in 2022 (–13.7%), according to ACEA data. For his second full year, he conceded 2 points in market share. The group, for its part, evokes "very good results".
Published on 01/18/2023 – 14:57
The Citroën and Peugeot brands lost market share in Europe in 2022.
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Strictly speaking, we cannot increase the power for Stellantis. According to data provided by ACEA, the group led by Carlos Tavares registered 2,052,543 new cars in Europe in 2022, recording a decrease of 14.1% compared to 2021 (2.37 million units). The European car market decreased by 4.1% to 11.28 million units*. Born two years ago from the merger of PSA and FCA, the group recorded a market share of 18.2% last year, compared to 20.2% in 2021. Stellantis thus saw its penetration decrease by 2 points in one year. No other manufacturer has lost as much in 2022 on the European car market.
ACEA data reveals that general (mainstream) brands took a big hit last year, mostly posting double-digit declines. Peugeot (5.5% share) lost 0.7 points of market share, while Fiat (3.5%) and Citroën (3.3%) lost 0.5 points. DS premium brands (+17.1%) e Alfa Romeo (+23.7%), on the other hand recorded volumes on the rise in 2022.
Sales of Stellantis Group brands in Europe in 2022
Peugeot : 619,173 units (–14.5%)
Opel-Vauxhall : 428,145 (–12%)
Fiat (including Abarth): 395,378 (–16.6%)
Citroen : 375,578 (–15.7%)
Jeeps : 103,174 (–19.9%)
DS : 49,999 (+17.1%)
Lancia-Chrysler : 41,096 (–6.1%)
Alfa Romeos: 32,737 (+23.7%)
Historical performance in 2022 for a group born in 2021
In a note sent on January 18, Stellantis does not hesitate to talk about a "historic performance in Europe in 2022" to qualify its commercial results. The group bases its analysis on a European market made up of 30 countries, down by 6.2% compared to 2021 ("official national data"). "These excellent results have been achieved thanks to the teamwork and dedication of all Stellantis employees, as well as the excellent brand portfolio that offers a complete range of products that meet our customers' expectations. commented Uwe Hochgeschurtz, Director of Greater Europe for Stellantis. Who continues: As part of our Dare Forward 2030 strategic plan, we are working tirelessly to reach our goal of being carbon neutral by 2038. And we are ready to launch new electric models this year. Our results across Europe confirm that we are on the right track, but we need to stay on course and focus on the way forward. »
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The Peugeot 208 was the best-selling car in Europe in 2022.
The Peugeot 208, the best-selling car in Europe in 2022
Among the reasons for satisfaction given, the group is particularly satisfied with the first place Peugeot 208 in Europe, with almost 220,000 units registered in 2022 (it was second in 2021, behind the Golf, according to Jato data). Stellantis places four models in the European top 10: Peugeot 208 (1um),Fiat 500 (6And), Opel/Opel Corsa (7And) and Citroën C3 (8And). The manufacturer claims the top position in France, Italy, Spain and Portugal in the PC + LCV markets. With a market share of 30.6% in the light commercial vehicle segment, it is also ranked first in Europe.
Finally, Stellantis gains a 15.7% share in 2022 (+1.7 points) in the low-emission vehicle market, with notably a leading position in France, Italy, Spain and Portugal.
* European Union + United Kingdom, Switzerland, Norway and Iceland
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The filmmakers have spent the past three years traveling to some of the world's most violent locales in order to make this documentary on Somali piracy, Stolen Seas. Utilizing exclusive interviews and unparalleled access to real pirates, hostages, hostages' relatives, ship-owners, pirate negotiators and experts on piracy and international policy, Stolen Seas presents a chilling exploration of the Somali pirate phenomenon. The film throws the viewer, through audio recordings and found video, right into the middle of the real-life hostage negotiation of a Danish shipping vessel, the CEC Future. As the haggling between the ship's stoic owner Per Gullestrup, and the pirate's loquacious negotiator, Ishmael Ali, drags on for 70 days, these two adversaries' relationship takes an unexpected turn and an unlikely friendship is born. Stolen Seas is an eye opening refutation of preconceived ideas on how or why piracy has become the world's most frightening multi-million dollar growth industry. Stolen Seas is directed by Thymaya Payne.


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Zola: 'I will fight to the end'
Hammers boss is determined to steer the struggling club to safety
Gianfranco Zola is hoping the power of prayer and the art of survival he perfected in his tough football upbringing will help West Ham survive in the Premier League.
Six successive defeats have left Zola's team hovering on the brink of the relegation battle – and this afternoon they must defy a resurgent Everton at Goodison Park to end a run that the Italian admitted has been "dreadful".
The odds are stacked against him with West Ham co-owners David Sullivan and David Gold desperate to ensure their club's survival and close to sacrificing the popular Italian manager in their pursuit of long-term glory.
Zola has revealed that he is deeply religious and would clearly welcome divine intervention to help the club in its current turmoil. He said: "I pray every day, every single day.
"And, yes, I will pray on the morning of the game - for me, for my players and my family. Everybody.
"If there is one factor that I feel will help us, I believe the players are behind me and I have a brilliant staff. We are all together. If people are not committed and just think of themselves, that could be a problem. But you can see from the commitment that is not the case."
Zola is also tapping into the experiences he had earlier in his career when trying to make the breakthrough as a player with Napoli. They gave him a steely determination that helped him to become a full international with Italy.
"I have always had a difficult career," said Zola. "I have always had to go the long way. There have been no short cuts. I had to make sacrifices to get there and that is what we have to do here – work hard and make sacrifices."
After his soul-searching last weekend when it appeared he was on the brink of quitting following the defeat by Stoke, Zola made it clear he intends to stay. One of the problems for the Hammers' hierarchy is deciding whether their next boss is a short-term or long-term appointment.
Steve McClaren, the former England coach now enjoying success as boss of FC Twente in Holland, is a front-runner. But he would consider the job only as a long-term appointment, in the top flight, this summer.
Zola is aware of the speculation but he stressed: "I am here. I decided to fight to the end for this place.
"The owners have given me their support and I am going to work to prove them right.
"I have had many people calling me and giving me support. Close friends and other managers.
"When I was a player I suffered on my own. Now I am suffering for the players as well.
"What keeps me hoping is that I think I'm doing the right things and I'm trying my best. And I won't change my philosophy."

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Why Use Copper Nickel Brake Lines?
JUNE 17, 20200 COMMENTS
What is Copper-nickel Alloy?
At 4LTL we throw a lot of shorthand terms around. PVF, Limited Lifetime Warranty-- even our own name! Copper-Nickel alloy is one of these terms which we toss out there when talking about brake line repair. Copper Nickel alloy brake lines are important to us at 4LTL because we believe they are the best solution for replacing brake lines… but what exactly is Copper Nickel alloy?
Let's take this from the bottom-up; an alloy is the combination of metals and base elements mixed in given ratios to produce a new metal. Alloying is an old process, and many of the metals you might recognize today as standalone metal are actually alloyed from base metals. Brass is an alloy of Copper and Zinc, Steel is an alloy of Iron and Carbon, and Carbon-nickel alloy is an alloy like the rest. The Carbon-nickel alloy products 4LTL provides are mixed at a ratio of 90% Copper, 10% Nickel, and a touch of Iron as well. Different characteristics emerge once the metal is alloyed. If you're familiar with material composition, you know that the Iron grows stronger when Carbon is introduced into the metal. The resulting alloy is Steel. When Zinc is added to Copper, it turns yellow and grows harder, becoming brass.
One of the challenges 4Lifetimelines faced when selecting what kind of brake line tubing to brand as their top choice was to identify a material that was perfect for every facet of brake line repair. We wanted a highly flexible, rust-proof, corrosion-resistant, material that would be strong enough to resist the high pressure of hydraulic brake line systems. Naturally, Copper tubing was one of our first choices: Copper is highly malleable and is entirely rust-proof. It's what they made Lady Liberty out of back in 1875, and she's still standing after over a century. No rust, no fuss. The problem is that Copper tubing bursts when held at the pressures necessary for hydraulic lines. Not wanting to sacrifice those material characteristics of Copper, we turned to alloying for our solution.
By alloying nickel and a very small amount of iron into copper we gain an alloy which is rust-proof, flexible, yet strong-- comparable to standard steel, even. Since Copper-nickel is highly malleable and able to be pressed permanently into almost any shape without cracking or breaking, it can be formed into tubing by melting the material and drawing it over a die. Extrusion, in a word. The extrusion process used for Copper-nickel tubing vastly differs from the processes used to make steel brake line tubing. With steel lines the tubing must be formed by wrapping sheet steel around itself to form a double wall, after which the seam is brazed to close it. From there the tubing is Zinc coated to reduce rust and corrosion during the service life. The steel tubing manufactured for brake lines is strong, but relatively inflexible and prone to rust and corrosion over its service life.
Can Steel lines be used for brake line, fuel line, or transmission line replacement work? Of course; it's an exceptionally strong material and, even though our preference is Copper-nickel, 4LTL offers Steel lines here on the site for that reason. However, it has a limited lifetime and is difficult to work, whereas Copper-nickel alloy brake line tubing can last as long as the vehicle itself and is highly flexible for easy installation. Not only can it be bent easily by hand, but Copper-nickel alloy line also flares much more easily than steel, no matter whether mechanical, pneumatic or hydraulic flaring tools are being used. Moreover, Copper-nickel tubing seats super snugly, forming a leak-proof seal much more easily than steel. It's our dream material.
We put a lot of thought into selecting Copper-nickel as our brake line choice, and hopefully our thoughts have helped you think some new ones of your own, especially if you're considering replacing your brake lines soon. If you're gearing up to make a replacement, we'd be honored if you considered 4Lifetimelines. 4LTL is thrilled to be a part of the automotive industry, so we back up all of our products with our Lifetime Warranty. You'll never have to worry about getting stuck in a lurch if you run into trouble.
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Best of luck on your next project,
the 4LTL Team
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Weather: Warm with temperature around 80 degrees by the afternoon. Leaves are really starting to come out but visibility still good.
Thank you to all the VOC volunteers that helped out with the NJROTC Orienteering training camp at Camp McDowell. This was our 17th O-camp. We took a break in 2016 but plan to continue with more in the future. We had 204 high school NJROTC cadets complete training and run courses in the woods, and about 275 people total, counting all the adults present.


Google Maps has added traffic predictions to its growing list of features. The new predictions are available under the Traffic button on the top of a map and allow you to toggle between live conditions and predictions.
Traffic predictions are based on past traffic patterns and of course there's no guarantees and no accounting for accidents, jack-knifed semis or other anomalies.
Traffic predictions are limited to the U.S. for now, covering the same 30 major US metropolitan areas where Google tracks live traffic data — including the usual suspects like Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, and others.


Going through a midlife crisis can be difficult for the sufferer and everyone around them, especially since it triggers the desire to make significant changes in one's life. There are many different ways it can manifest, such as having the desire to get a new job, engaging in an affair, or even purchasing a brand-new car. It is also incredibly common for sufferers to desire a change in their marital status, which typically results in divorce.
However, before you act on your midlife urges and start making major decisions, it is important to think about what you are doing and how it is going to affect your future. You will also want to consider how it is going to affect the people around you, and if you will be left with any longstanding regrets.
Below are just a few of the most common midlife-crisis regrets you might experience during a divorce—if you do not take a step back from your current situation and consider how your actions can have consequences.
If you believe that your midlife crisis is the end of the person you once were, it could be the worst thing for the mental health of both you and your spouse. It can seem easy to just "go with the flow" and follow through with random aspirations, but it can also wreak havoc on your relationships.
If you assume that your desire to divorce during a midlife crisis is your only option, it is a clear path to the destruction of your marriage. You will find that many people believe the only way to feel whole is to follow through with their feelings, which typically do not have a logical foundation. The feelings during a midlife crisis are generally the complete opposite of what you will want after this phase has passed.
Everyone has a list of things they want to accomplish at some point during their lives, but during a midlife crisis, you might be motivated to facilitate a complete overhaul of your life. Making too many decisions at once is only going to become overwhelming, and force you to make rash choices.
It is important that you focus on self-improvement in a rational way, rather than following impulses motivated by a midlife crisis. To help catalyze change, try making smaller decisions, rather than jumping straight to divorce and assuming it is going to fix all of your worries.
Since a midlife crisis is a time in your life when you are going to feel like you are ready to change everything, it is easy to get swept away in the idea that you made a mistake by getting married. But remember: in the past, you made the sound decision to commit yourself to one person for the rest of your life.
A midlife crisis can be incredibly tricky, and it will try to persuade you to believe your marriage was not the best decision, which in most cases is not the truth. It is important to try to guide yourself through an analysis of everything to ensure that you are making the right decisions for your future self.
If you were to ask a group of divorcees (who went through with their separation during a midlife crisis) what their biggest regret was, the most common answer would be hurting their loved ones. Typically, a midlife-crisis divorce is due to the desires of one spouse, not a failing marriage.
You might find yourself itching to destroy your old life and start rebuilding a new one, but there are people in your old life that you will want to carry with you into your new life as well. The last thing you will want to do is hurt anyone while you are on your temporary journey of self-discovery. Otherwise, you will find yourself alone.
If you are 100% sure that there are things you want to change in your life, thoughtfully proceed, as your best option is to choose the less destructive path.
Midlife crises affect everyone differently. Some people want one or two changes, while others want a brand-new life. Unrealistic wishes are only going to put you in a position where you will feel like a failure once you realize they are unattainable at this point in your life.
Stay away from ideas that are not within your grasp, or notions that will force you to make terrible decisions to accommodate your current desires. It is better to focus on positive changes and more attainable goals. They will keep you occupied as you go through your midlife crisis, and they will help make you a better person in the future.
For example, consider taking more courses in college to build a better acumen, save up to go on a world trip (either by yourself or with your spouse), or start a side business that you can channel your energy into.
Everyone knows that a midlife crisis is not an easy thing to deal with. As you start to experience one for yourself, it can be difficult to see clearly enough to make the right decisions. If you feel like a divorce is the right thing for you, it is important to make sure that you are not leaving yourself (or anyone around you) with regrets. Otherwise, the heartbreak will become too difficult to deal with.


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John Deere Expands Features and Models of 6 Family Tractors for 2015
Agriculture, Press Releases
New 6D/6R models offer new transmission options, increased hydraulics, more comfort
OLATHE, Kansas (August 21, 2014) – Building on the proven performance and versatility of its 6 Family of tractors for the farm and ranch, as well as government and commercial applications, John Deere has made improvements to the 6D and 6R Series Tractors for 2015. These changes are designed to further enhance the performance and operational capabilities of these popular models across a broad 105 to 215 horsepower range.
The four 6D Series Tractors (6105D, 6115D, 6130D and 6140D) come with two new transmissions: a 12/12 PowrReverser™ or optional 24/12 PowrReverser™ Hi/Lo to provide more speeds within each working range. According to Brad Tolbert, marketing manager for 6 Family Tractors for John Deere, these new transmission options allow operators to shift on the fly to match changing field conditions and keep engine RPMs constant for PTO-driven equipment such as rotary cutters and balers.
For 2015, the versatile 6D Series Tractors will continue to be offered with an industry-proven, single fluid Interim Tier 4 engine, which is attractive to grain and livestock producers, as well as to government and municipal customers for roadside and right-of-way maintenance.
John Deere also has made improvements to its 6R Series lineup by adding five extra horsepower to the current 6R models (the 6170R, 6190R, and 6210R) to create three new higher horsepower models – 6175R, 6195R and 6215R – making these tractors even more productive in the field. These higher spec machines feature Final Tier 4-compliant engines with Intelligent Power Management, which automatically provides up to a 40 HP boost when the load calls for it, especially during transport and PTO-driven implements.
Other enhancements include a new hydraulic valve stack with up to six SCVs for increased hydraulic capabilities; improved visibility to rear SCVs; new remote rear couplers like those found on the 7R and 8R Tractors to make it easier to attach and detach implements; and the popular IVT transmission with new overdrive that maintains transport speeds at lower RPMs to reduce fuel costs and noise.
Inside the cab, customers will notice a new CommandARM™ with a standard 7-inch (10-inch optional) Generation 4 CommandCenter™ touch-screen display consistent with that used in the 7R and 8R models. A 30 degree right hand swivel seat also has been added to increase operator comfort, especially when using rear implements.
"We've given the 6Rs many of the same features and platforms as our larger tractors to make it easier when switching between different machines. That way operators don't have to relearn the controls or adjust implement hookups," Tolbert explains. "With its full frame design and largest tires of any tractor in its class, the higher horsepower 6Rs deliver exceptional power and productivity in the field."
To learn more about all the 6 Family Tractors, including the versatile and powerful new 6D and 6R models, visit your local John Deere dealer or visit www.JohnDeere.com/Ag.
About John Deere
Deere & Company (NYSE: DE) is a world leader in providing advanced products and services and is committed to the success of customers whose work is linked to the land – those who cultivate, harvest, transform, enrich and build upon the land to meet the world's dramatically increasing need for food, fuel, shelter and infrastructure. Since 1837, John Deere has delivered innovative products of superior quality built on a tradition of integrity. For more information, visit John Deere at its worldwide website at www.JohnDeere.com.
SOURCE: John Deere Ag and Turf Division


The On the Job Training Department organized a training orientation program on March 26, 2019 at ELC Hall for all eligible students who will take OJT in Summer 2019.
The program started with a warm welcome from the guest speaker, Mr. Khaleel Al Busaidi, Head of Training Department, Ministry of Health. Students have shown great enthusiasm and interest as the speaker gave insights about the Mock Interview. Following him was Ms. Aida Al Sabti, Head of the OJT Department where she discussed the significance, rules, schedule, allowance, online registration system. There was also an open forum where questions were raised and answered about the time management during Ramadan period.
Dr.Issa Al Amri, Lecturer from Business Department shared the importance of team work, proper work behavior and task management inside a firm. It was followed by a Safety Awareness presentation by Mr.Ibrahim, OJT Coordinator Engineering Department. He emphasized the safety rules and regulations, do's and don'ts inside the company with a video presentation.
The program ended by giving of gifts through a lucky draw by Ms. Aida Al Sabti. This was to encourage and improve the number of participants. The event was facilitated by the Department's OJT coordinators, Mr.Ibrahim and Dr.Nusruthulla from Engineering, Dr.Sanjiv from IT and Dr.Anil for Business.


I'm a big-time victim of writer's block and it's been the bane of my existence the last few months. I can't begin to express the frustration I've felt as I've had several great (in my opinion) story ideas, but the words just wouldn't come to life on my screen for some unknown reason. So day by day, I've been adding to my "project ideas" folder in hopes that I will wake up one morning having conjured a muse in my dreams. Sadly, I've simply found my laptop judging me as I continuously set it aside for some Real Housewives of Orange County therapy.
Armed with fresh strawberries and jasmine tea, I'm in intense writing mode on this misty Friday afternoon. I painted my fingernails a color to match the tone of my novel, so I can proudly watch them fly over the keys and tap out success.


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Scania's range of sustainable solutions are tailored for individual transport assignments to make them efficient, productive and profitable.
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Scania's people are key to its success. The company strives to attract and retain the right talent to help it thrive in the rapidly changing transport system.
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Scania Interim Report January-September 2020
Scania delivered a strong underlying performance during the period though significantly impacted by the global pandemic.
Electric trucks – increasingly compelling option
Transport buyers, cities and consumers are having a strong pull effect on the shift of the heavy transport industry to sustainable transport solutions, particularly electrification. This is creating a good upside on revenues at the same time as technological advances make the cost of operations much more favourable. It all adds up to the fact that electrification is a solution whose time has come.
How electric vehicles fit into Scania's sustainability journey
The launch of Scania's fully electric truck is a milestone on the company and its customers' journey to a fossil-free commercial transport system. It also underlines the central importance of electric vehicle technology to Scania's sustainability commitment.
Smart Factory Lab enhances production efficiency
Scania's Smart Factory Lab is an in-house incubator that tests and trials new technologies that can enhance production efficiency. Following limited trials managed by the Lab, successful new devices and methods can gainfully be implemented throughout Scania's global production system.
Living with the new 770 hp King of the Road
Not by any stretch of the imagination, Norwegian truck driver Rolf Aakvik could come up with the idea he would be involved in developing the world´s strongest truck. Yet that was exactly what happened.
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Are you ready to take charge of the future? Electrification is an integral part of a sustainable transport industry with lower CO2 emissions. As such, it's a transition so important that we now have a holistic electric range consisting of both trucks and buses, and solution packages that focus on complete turnkey operation.
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Transport is experiencing one of the biggest shifts in its history. Our business landscape is more disruptive than ever, with new technologies and business models emerging all the time.
At Scania we're responding to these changes with significant investments in technology for sustainable transport solutions that are viable today, while also developing the autonomous, electrified and connected transport technologies of tomorrow.
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ART MARKET GALLERY - FEATURING KAREN KYTE & KATE MCCULLOUGH
First Friday Reception
RALA: FIRST FRIDAY WITH BRIAN PITTMAN
We are excited to announce Brian Pittman as our featured artist for the month of November! This year, Brian is mixing things up and selling original drawings in sealed envelopes. Each drawing is a surprise until after you purchase. Come join us for the show opening and to meet one of Knoxville's finest artists!
THE BIG TINY SHOW
We are so pleased to announce our first open call small works show! The Big Tiny Show is a national juried exhibition of over 100 small works by a diverse group of local and regional artists. $1500 in cash awards will be juried by longtime Knoxville artist Joe Parrott. Please join us to meet local artists, get a sneak peek at our holiday collection, and enjoy this big show of delightfully tiny art!
APPILACHIAN ARTS CRAFTS CENTER MEMBER EXHIBITION
The Appalachian Arts Craft Center (AACC) Member Exhibition was developed to showcase local arts and crafts from members of the AACC crafting in the East Tennessee region. Traditional Appalachia arts and crafts will be featured in the member exhibition, including: basket making, woodwork, quilting, weaving, pottery, mixed media and more!
BRUCE BUNTING - NEW WORKS IN PAPER
In this exhibition, Bruce Bunting will display the wide range of papers he has made, from simple sheets to complex multi-step sheets, as well as examples of his art made with from these papers. Paper fibers include abaca, kozu, gampi, seisel, bamboo, cotton, and wood cellulose, and he also uses various vegetable related fibers from his garden. He uses dyes, inks, and pigments for color as appropriate.
Caesar has returned to Rome in triumph after a devastating civil war. However, a group of conspirators is disturbed by Caesar's increasing power and ambition. To help their cause, they persuade Brutus, a good friend of Caesar and a man regarded through the city for his honesty and honor, that the welfare of Rome demands that Brutus conspire against his own friend. Brutus joins the conspiracy and set events in motion that will leave Rome in deadly peril.
PRIDE OF THE SOUTHLAND MARCHING BAND SESQUICENTENNIAL GALA
The Pride of the Southland Marching Band and the University of Tennessee invite you to join fellow alumni, friends and fans for a very special evening 150 years in the making! This sesquicentennial gala event will be hosted by former ESPN and ABC Sports personalityDr. Jerry Punch and will feature entertainment from Grammy Award-winning artist Lee Greenwood, a special performance by the Pride of the Southland, and many other surprises you will not want to miss.
20TH MASTERS WOODWORKS SHOW
The East Tennessee Woodworkers Guild presents the 20th Master Woodworkers Show, a biennial juried show highlighting the works of over 30 craftspeople and artists of East Tennessee and the surrounding region. The Show features many types of woodworking from traditional to whimsical, including fine furniture, cabinetry, turning, sculpture and marquetry. "We have a great show for 2019," says Scott DeWaard, Show Director. "It happens only every other year, and for just three days. Our makers love to meet and chat with the public. If you admire fine, handmade furniture and want to know more about what sets it apart, then this is the show for you."
ALIVE AFTER FIVE
Mojo Tweed came together from a group of friends who like playing a variety of blues, funk and R&B. The name came from their desire to play through small tweed tube amps and to evoke Mojo or Voodoo.
CORMAC MCCARTHY LITERARY FESTIVAL
The inaugural Cormac McCarthy Literary Festival, to celebrate Appalachian voices in the literary arts, bringing together local and nationally recognized authors. The festival aims to spark conversation and deeper exploration of the history, culture, and tales of Appalachia.
ARTWORK BY SARAH DEMPSEY
"It's not a thought process that leads to my art. I think too much and painting is my escape from that. My art seems to be a reflection from what I am feeling, of how I react to all of God's creation." - Sarah Dempsey
COLLECTING HISTORIES
Collecting Histories spotlights the collection of UT alumni Floyd Jones (Transportation/Logistics '72) and Mary Sabol (Sociology '72). The couple met as undergrads and have been collecting artwork since their days in Knoxville. The exhibition showcases the couple's diverse collecting interests—dolls, Black Americana, Black portraiture, and images of children.
The Pride of the Southland Marching Band and the University of Tennessee invites you to join fellow alumni, friends, and fans at the Knoxville Convention Center for an evening 150 years in the making! The gala will be hosted by Dr. Jerry Punch and will feature entertainment from Lee Greenwood, a special performance by the Pride of the Southland, and many other surprises.
HOLIDAY HANDCRAFTERS FAIR
Join us on Saturday, November 2nd, 10 am-4 pm for a great shopping experience! Diverse vendors will offer high quality, hand-crafted items just in time for the Thanksgiving and Christmas gift-giving season.
TENNESSEE VOLS VS UAB
Tennessee Vols Football
JUNKIN' FAIR KNOXVILLE
Junkin' Fair (Knoxville) is back for it's 8th show! This one-day event is located just east of Downtown Knoxville at Chilhowee Park & Exposition Center (1320 Knoxville Zoo Drive, Knoxville, TN 37914) in the covered/open air Livestock Barns.
GIRL SCOUT DAY AT NEYLAND STADIUM
Women's Basketball Hall of Fame
The Vols invite all girls scouts to Neyland Stadium on November 2 as the Vols take on UAB. Enjoy tickets to the UAB game and pre game activities at the WBHOF including pizza, cornhole, access to basketball courts and more.
PETER AND THE WOLF AND OTHER SYMPHONIC TALES
Prokofiev's simple, charming, magical tale of Peter in the Wolf has introduced countless young ears to the instruments of the orchestra and to wonders of classical music. Revisit that childlike wonder that still lives inside us all with a program of fairy tales and legends, featuring Peter and other beloved characters from our favorite bedtime stories.
HISTORIC WESTWOOD OPEN HOUSE FOR EVENT PLANNERS
Join us at Knoxville's Hidden Gem on Sunday November 3rd, 2019 for an afternoon of mixing and mingling with Knoxville's premier event vendors.
MIGHTY MUSICAL MONDAY WITH SCRUFFY CITY ORCHESTRA BRASS ENSEMBLE
Enjoy Mighty Wurlitzer organ performances by Freddie Brabson and special guest, Scruffy City Orchestra Brass Ensemble. Scruffy City Orchestra is Knoxville's"other orchestra", acommunity orchestra composed of volunteer musicians from around the area.
Based on the Alice Walker's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel and the Warner Bros. / Amblin Entertainment motion picture, THE COLOR PURPLE is adapted for the stage by Tony- and Pulitzer-winner Marsha Norman with music and lyrics by Brenda Russell, Allee Willis and Stephen Bray.
WORK BY RECIPIENTS OF BAILEY OPPORTUNITY GRANTS
The Arts & Culture Alliance presents an exhibit of painting, photography, woodwork, forged metal, jewelry, sculpture, and more by the fourteen visual artists who are recipients of an FY20 Ann and Steve Bailey Opportunity Grant.
JODY SIMS: CREATING THE WUOT AUTHORS PAGE
Jody Sims is an artist, author, and radio producer. On November 7th, she will discuss how she created "The Authors Page" on WUOT, a program that honors Tennessee authors.
WWII Bombardier's True Story
J. Ross Greene will discuss his book, A Fortress and a Legacy, which combines engaging dialogue and historical accuracy with the pathos of a family torn by war. The heart and soul of the story is an exchange of more than 1,000 letters between Knoxville native and B-17 bombardier Lt. Ross W. "Bud" Perrin and his bride, Thelma, who was both Miss Knoxville and a 1940 Miss America contestant.
GIVE A HOOT FOR OWLS
Give a Hoot for Owls! Thursday, November 7th, 6:30-8:00 pm(EST) at the UT Arboretum Auditorium in Oak Ridge. Monica Johnson, Park Ranger at Cumberland Mountain State Park will lead this indoor program and have several birds on hand.
SOUL OF CREATIVITY ART SHOW & YOGA EVENT
It's back! We can't wait to meet you in the Breezeway for the fifth annual Soul of Creativity event. This is a great opportunity to start your holiday shopping by supporting local artists and the Children's Hospital Palliative Care Program.
PRIMARY PLAYERSPALOOZA!
A dinner theatre talent show, to help make our upcoming production of The Wizard of Oz as ahhhmazing as it can be!
STARS ON STAGE FEATURING EMMYLOU HARRIS
A 14-time Grammy winner and Billboard Century Award recipient, Emmylou Harris' contribution as a singer and songwriter spans 40 years. She has recorded more than 25 albums and has lent her talents to countless fellow artists' recordings.
LIZ MANDEVILLE & THE BLUE POINTS
Chicago Blues Hall of Fame Artist and winner of the Windy City Blues Challenge, Liz Mandeville has a powerhouse voice and great songs (original & covers).
AN EVENING OF CHAMBER MUSIC
Faculty and guest artist recital; Violin faculty member, Geoffrey Herd, is joined by cellist, Hannah Collins, and pianist Esther Park, for an evening of chamber music. This program includes: Narong Prangchareon Sunyata Mendelssohn C minor piano trio.
BLOOD AT THE ROOT BY DOMINIQUE MORISSEQU
Based on the Jena Six, six black students were charged with attempted murder for a school fight after being provoked with nooses hanging from a tree on campus. This bold new play by Dominique Morisseau examines the miscarriage of justice, racial double standards and the crises in relations between men and women of all classes and, as a result, the shattering state of African American family life.
SMOKY JUNCTION MODEL TRAIN EXHIBIT
This Holiday Season, the Great Smoky Mountain Heritage Center is proud to announce the return of the Smoky Junction Model Train Exhibit. Running through the season, the exhibit is sure to be a delightful experience, because nothing says holiday enchantment quite like seeing little faces look on in wonderment as model trains zip by.
GO! CONTEMPORARY DANCE WORKS - GOLD GALA
GO! Contemporary Dance Works is a non-profit dance company in Knoxville, Tennessee. It was founded in 2003 by its current artistic director, Lisa Hall McKee.
THE 37TH ANNUAL CHRISTMAS FAIR
The 2019 Christmas Fair is a Christmas Shoppers' Paradise with arts, crafts, gifts and more!
Tennessee Stage Company presents its 30th anniversary Timeless Works Series special.
23RD ANNUAL KNOXVILLE BREWERS' JAM
What began as a gathering of a few dedicated micro-brewers has grown into one of the Southeast's largest and longest-running beer events. Come for the huge selection of hard to find beers, stay for the great music and local food.
SHADOWS OF THE 60'S
MACA presents its 25th Annual Performance Series in celebration of Monroe County's Bicentennial Year!
SHADOWS OF THE 60's pays tribute to the legendary stars of Motown, such as The Supremes, The Four Tops, Temptations and Smokey Robison & The Miracles.
BLOOD AT THE ROOT BY DOMINIQUE MORISSEAU
THE TENNESSEE STIFFLEGS
Old-Time, Western Swing & Hillbilly Jazz
Jubilee Community Arts will hold a fundraising event to support general operations at the Laurel Theater featuring a silent auction beginning at 7 pm and music by the Tennessee Stifflegs beginning at 8 pm.
ALL RISE NICK OFFERMAN
American Humorist Nick Offerman brings his "All Rise" tour to Knoxville Civic Auditorium.
Nick Offerman is an actor, writer and woodworker, best known as the character of Ron Swanson on NBC's hit comedy series "Parks & Recreation."
KIDSTUFF LIVE WITH MAC COMER
The best way to give somebody a love and appreciation of their culture is to start 'em out when they're young. Hosted by Sean McCollough, Kidstuff on WDVX is a show full of great music that kids and kids at heart will love.
CADES COVE TOURS WITH BILL LANDRY
Cades Cove tour with Bill Landry - A memory for a lifetime. The best way to experience Cades Cove is with the storyteller himself. Limited opportunities to join Bill Landry of "The Heartland Series" fame for a wonderful personal guided trip around Cades Cove. Bill will share stories, tales and adventures while touring Cades Cove.
GIRLS GO HARD LIFESTYLE EXPO
The Girls Go Hard Lifestyle Expo celebrates women in business, service, and in life!
Our Lifestyle Expo is a platform for women to promote themselves and share what they have with the community.
We will honor female veterans and tell their stories of strength, courage and survival!
REPTICON KNOXVILLE
About the Repticon Knoxville Show:
Repticon made further headway into Tennessee in February 2014 with the exciting arrival of Repticon Knoxville! Now hosted at the Kerbela Shriners, enthusiasts will enjoy this opportunity of another great reptile and exotic animal show with thousands of top quality animals not found anywhere else in the area.
MOVING PICTURES!
Join us for this free monthly programming featuring activities, crafts, tours, and more.
A BIRDHOUSE COMEDY SHOW
Not Sorry Productions presents: A Birdhouse Comedy Show!
Join us for our 5th house show at a classic venue for all things creative and on this particular night, absolutely hilarious!
OLD CITY FALL MARKET
Old City Market transforms Jackson Ave into a curated, outdoor market showcasing artists, crafters, and creative makers.
MINIATURE MASTERPIECES
Oak Ridge Symphony Orchestra
Hear the string instruments and the wind instruments shining separately and then together in this concert of intimate classic masterpieces.
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CATHOLIC CRAFT FAIR
After all the Sunday masses November 10 (9 am – 1 pm), the decorated church hall of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in downtown Knoxville will be filled with local and visiting vendors with jewelry and gifts, beautiful baskets as well as home baked goodies for the holiday season.
BAGELS Y BOWLS!
Join Anais Lux and Mighty Mud Studios for a Sunday morning of wheel thrown pottery and a light breakfast of bagels, spreads, and coffee. Great for first-timers, learn to make functional pottery pieces such as mugs, bowls and cups
SECOND SUNDAY DOCENT TOURS & ART ACTIVITIES
Each Second Sunday of the month at 2pm, docents offer free guided tours of Higher Ground, Currents, and traveling exhibitions to the public with tours available in Spanish as well.
In celebration of their 85th Anniversary, Knoxville TVA Employees Credit Union presents Classic Cinema Matinee, a free film series featuring Hollywood greats from the 1930's.
SUNDRESS ACADEMY FOR THE ARTS: READING SERIES
The Sundress Reading Series presents Andres Rojas, Remi Recchia, and Alyssa Molina
Andres Rojas is the author of the chapbook Looking For What Isn't There (Paper Nautilus Debut Series winner, 2019) and of the audio chapbook The Season of the Dead (EAT Poems, 2016). His poetry has been featured in the Best New Poets series and has most recently appeared or is forthcoming in, among others, AGNI, Barrow Street, Colorado Review, Massachusetts Review, New England Review, and Poetry Northwest.
HISTORY IN BRASS & STONE
Veteran's Day Civil War Bus Tour - History in Brass and Stone: Remembering Knoxville's Military Heritage
APPALACHIAN ARTS CRAFT CENTER: CHILI SUPPER FUNDRAISER
Appalachian Arts Craft Center (AACC) in Norris, TN is hosting its annual Chili Supper Fundraiser on November 10 at the Norris Community Building (20 Chestnut Road, Norris TN) from 5:00-7:30 pm. A chili dinner, silent auction and live music will be provided by the Blue Shadows to benefit the AACC.
Join us for Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts' fall celebration of artists and their work. Enjoy fine food, good company, and great art. Talk with artists and discover what inspires their work
STROLLER TOUR: FREEZE FRAME
Join us for a morning out as our museum educator leads engaging gallery tours for parents and caregivers and their infants through four year olds. Crying and wiggly babies welcome!
VETERAN'S DAY PARADE
Knoxville will celebrate the service of its U.S. military veterans with the City's annual Veterans' Day Parade.
The East Tennessee Historical Society invites all veterans, active duty military, and their families to visit the Museum of East Tennessee History as our guests on Monday, November 11, from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., prior to and following the downtown Knoxville Veterans Day Parade.
Three beloved stories by Eric Carle, award-winning children's book illustrator and author, are retold on stage through the magic of black light and fanciful puppets.
WDVX 22ND BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
WDVX BIRTHDAY AT THE BIJOU Thanks to you, WDVX is celebrating 22 years with our Birthday at the Bijou, Wednesday, November 13th at 7:00 pm.
WDVX BIRTHDAY AT THE BIJOU
TELLEBRATION 2019
Jeanette Stevens EmCee, with
Storytellers Jennifer Alldredge, Kathleen Mavournin, Janice Brooks-Headrick, & Delmas Franklin. Join us for a Wold Wide Celebration of Storytelling!
Your favorite Disney stories come to life at Disney On Ice presents Celebrate Memories! Sail along with Moana on her high-seas adventure and dance with Woody, Buzz and all the Toy Story friends. Feel inspired when love wins in Frozen and dreams come true for the Disney Princesses. Share the excitement and make new memories the whole family will treasure forever!
Mabry-Hazen House is hosting its quarterly Night at the Museum on Wednesday, November 13, 2019 from 6pm-9pm. During the work week, museums (including Mabry-Hazen House) mostly keep bankers' hours and weekends are often packed with other activities, making it difficult for people who hold day jobs but would like to visit.
With an inimitable voice the New York Times describes as "wholly different, thicker and more throbbing, a caldron bubbling over," Randy Houser racked up three consecutive No. 1 hits and more than four million in singles sales to date with his Stoney Creek Records album, How Country Feels.
THE KNOXVILLE SQUARE DANCE
Knoxville Square Dance with live old-time music by The Spring Lizards.
BOO! AT THE ZOO
BOO! at the Zoo presented by U.S. Cellular® is Knoxville's largest Halloween event featuring several nights of not-too-scary Halloween fun perfect for preschool and elementary-aged children.
AN EVENING OF MUSIC BENEFITTING BRIDGE REFUGEE SERVICES
Knoxville and Nashville artists come together in a diverse display of musical talents on behalf of refugees in East Tennessee.
"Delve" will be performed at The Square Room on Market Square in Knoxville.
Join Momentum Dance Lab for our annual full length presentation of modern dance with work from award winning choreographers and dancers.
LOST RESTURANTS OF KNOXVILLE
Join the Knoxville History Project and special guest Paula Johnson, author of Lost Restaurants of Knoxville. Just in time for Thanksgiving, Paula will be discussing the delicious, and sometime not so delicious, culinary history of Knoxville.
TELLABRATION 2019
For storytellers world-wide, mid-November is the time of Tellabration, an annual observance when stories are told in all corners of the world. Members of the Smoky Mountain Storytellers Association will represent East Tennessee in this observance at an evening of stories on Thursday, November 21.
BEETHOVEN AND THE ART OF RHYTMN
First of four programs celebrating the 250th anniversary of Beethoven's birth
The first of four programs celebrating the 250th anniversary of Beethoven's birth, this concert features Beethoven's rhythmically pulsating Symphony No. 7, which Beethoven considered one of his best and Richard Wagner dubbed "The Apotheosis of the Dance." Israeli-born composer Avner Dorman's percussion concerto "Spices, Perfumes, Toxins!" is a multicultural tapestry of 21st century rhythms utilizing over 20 instruments, performed by members of Knoxville's own Nief-Norf.
BEETHOVEN AND THE ART OF RHYTHM
CHRISTMAS IN CHILHOWEE
Join us for a free event in Chilhowee Park and Exposition Center. We will light the tree on the bandstand and will have live music and many free activities. This year we are one of the "Whistle Stops" for the Capitol Christmas Tree and will be featured during Christmas at Chilhowee. Come see the 60ft Christmas tree that will be traveling from New Mexico to the Capitol Building.
TERRE MADRE
The 10th annual fall show of Terra Madre: Women in Clay begins on Friday with an opening reception from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The full sale will be on Saturday from 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Parking is plentiful at the church, but carpooling with a fellow ceramic art enthusiast is always a good idea.
ALIVE AFTER FIVE WITH JEANINE FULLER & THE TRUE FUNK SOULDIERS
In just a few short years, Brooklyn, New Yorker turned Tennessean, Jazz/Blues/Soul vocalist, Jeanine Fuller, has taken Knoxville and the surrounding area by storm. Jeanine has performed several times at AA5 with different groups, including the "Women in Jazz Jam Festival" and last year's "Alive After Five 25th Anniversary Show."
FAIS DO-DO A CAJUN DANCE PARTY
It's a party like no other in this neck of the woods. For your dancing pleasure the 2019 Legacy Housing Foundation Fais Do-Do brings you South Louisiana's own Pine Leaf Boys and Nashville based Roux du Bayou plus plenty of room to dance all night at the Standard in downtown Knoxville
HISTORY IN A BOTTLE
Be among the few who have a chance to own a historic bottle of bourbon from Buffalo Trace's 6,000,000th barrel!
CHRISTMAS LANTERN EXPRESS
Climb aboard our Christmas Lantern Express! Enjoy complimentary hot chocolate and gingerbread men along the way. Gather round to hear local celebrities read "The Christmas Lantern", a book by Karen C. Bishop. A "special guest" in Red may even appear so keep your eyes open for some extra surprises!
Oak Ridge Civic Ballet Association
ORCBA's annual performance of Tchaikovsky's "The Nutcracker" features all your favorite characters come to life!
HOLIDAY HOMECOMING
10th annual Holiday Homecoming open house
Free for all guests, and local artists are spotlighted and fairly compensated. Holiday Homecoming celebrates the traditions of the first peoples of this area, the Native Americans and early settlers. The Heritage Center utilizes its facilities for musical acts, performers, craft stations, refreshments, and a visit with Santa. When guests enter the Heritage Center, they are personally welcomed by the staff and volunteers, and they notice the lovely pioneer holiday decorations that the Heritage Center's Guild has assembled at the entrance and in the gift shop.
HEATHER MCMAHAN: THE FAREWELL TOUR
Put the phones down!
Your favorite high functioning hot mess, comedian Heather McMahan is coming to a city near you. She's live, liberated and lubed up. Doing the most and the least at the same damn time. Heather McMahan's Farewell Tour...Her First, and Possibly the LAST!
TURKEY TROT FOR EDUCATION
Sponsored by the Blount County Education Foundation, Trot for Education offers a 5K and one mile fun run/walk. Historically, the race has been held the Sunday before Thanksgiving and is a community kickoff for the holiday season. Funds raised through the event benefit BCEF, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that delivers needed educational tools for the benefit of students and teachers in all Blount County Schools.
THE RETROPOLITAN CRAFT FAIR
The Retropolitan Craft Fair has been bringing indie-craft markets to the Knoxville area twice a year since 2014. The goal of the fair is to provide independent makers with a space to sell their quality and unique goods to the community. Each vendor is chosen exclusively after a juried event and are curated based on one-of- a-kind products, creativity and retropolitan swagger.
OLD CITY CHILI COOK OFF
$25 to enter the competition
Up to 5 competitors at each venue - Sign up at your favorite location
- Pour Taproom
- PostModern Spirits
- Boyd's Jig & Reel
- Central Depot
- Merchants of Beer
- Pretentious Beer
MAGNIFICAT & MESSIAH
Knoxville Handel Society, a multi-generational community choir, will present The Magnificat by J. S. Bach and Messiah Part I by G. F. Handel. The Cathedral of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus provides the ideal sacred space for these premier choral masterpieces.
WISCONSIN FISH FRY
Well, the Packers game got flexed to a 8:25 pm kickoff but we are still having a fish fry at 3:30 pm. *;25 is just too late. The Patriots take on the Cowboys at 4:25 on Sunday so we are changing it from a Packers tailgate party to a Cowboys Suck Party or a Patriots Fish fry. (Nathan is a Patriots fan so we're gonna give him this one} We will have the Patriots vs Cowboys game on all 3 tv's plus one set up on the outside patio.
A Knoxville tradition! It wouldn't be Christmas without A Christmas Carol. Follow Ebenezer Scrooge on a magical journey in this celebration of generosity, compassion and personal transformation.
FANTASY OF TREES
The 2019 edition of the Fantasy of Trees will be held at the Knoxville Convention Center.
Travel through a forest of more than 350 beautifully designed trees, holiday accessories, front porch scenes, door designs, table centerpieces and an Adopt-a-Tree forest decorated by local school children. All priced to sell.
HO HO HOEDOWN
East Tennessee's Own WDVX and the City of Knoxville present the Holiday Ho Ho Hoedown.. Friday night November 29 on Market Square beginning at 6:30.. Featuring The Royal Hounds & Tray Doll and the Jugtime Ragband and some holiday music from AP Strings. Join in the festivities early including the lighting of the Christmas Tree and have some fun with East Tennessee's Own WDVX!!
MIRACLE AT SAPPHIRE ON GAY STREET
Miracle on Gay Street will be taking over Sapphire for the holiday season. Miracle is a Christmas-themed pop-up cocktail bar that serves holiday cocktails in a festive setting.
TENNESSEE VOLS VS VANDERBILT
OLD CITY MARKET: SHOP SMALL SATURDAY
SHOP SMALL SATURDAY MARKET


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Lakšmí (v sanskrtu लक्ष्मी lakṣmī; zvaná též Šrí Lakšmí) je hinduistická bohyně, manželka boha Višnua. Bývá spojována se štěstím a hojností, ale je i vtělením krásy. Narodila se jako dcera mudrce Bhrgua, po zapuzení bohy a útěku do oceánu se v celé své kráse znovu zrodila při kvedlání mléčného oceánu, sedíc na lotosovém květu. Ačkoli jí spíše jen zřídka bývají zasvěcovány zvláštní chrámy, hinduisté se k ní modlí velmi často. Jejím jízdním zvířetem je sova. Bývá zobrazována se dvěma či čtyřmi pažemi.
Lakšmí je také ukázkovým příkladem indického ideálu manželky. Proto doprovází avatáry Višnua, když skrze ně vstupuje do našeho světa (Ráma a jeho žena Síta, Kršna a Rádha, popř. Rukminí).

Literatura
 Lexikon východní moudrosti. Votobia, 1996
 FILIPSKÝ, Jan: Encyklopedie indické mytologie. Libri, Praha 2007

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If you are a short woman, then you have some advantages in the fashion world. Sometimes it can be difficult for a tall woman to find clothing, especially the fashionable clothes for the season. You can just add some length to a skirt or a pair of pants by letting down the hemline, and you can take up your pants or your skirt as much as you need to get the perfect fit. If you're a short woman, your aim is to create the illusion of length. You can do it by tricking the eye using some fashion techniques. Check out a few best styling tips for short women!
For maximum height, try to wear higher waisted skirt or pants. High waisted pants create the illusion of height and an elongated leg. If you are shorter in stature, you should stay away from hip pant styles.
You can easily lengthen the line of your body by wearing monochromatic colors. When you wear a different colored top and bottom, you can visually cut your body in half that makes you look shorter. This is especially true if one color is dark and the other light. Instead try to wear a monochromatic outfit in one shade of pants and shirt or skirt and shirt. It creates a long, lean line adding the illusion of height to your body. Remember monochromes will make you look longer!
I'm not telling you to wear dark colors all the time, but dark colors, especially monochromatic, give an elongated look to your body and add the illusion of height. A slim black pants and black top with the right accessories and black high heels can give a long, lean line that's really great for plenty of occasions. Moreover, dark colors make you look thinner and that's an added bonus!
Just because you are a short woman, it doesn't mean that you have to wear stiletto heels every day. Choose a comfortable shoe with a moderate heel and hose that matches your outfit.
If you wear pants that cover your shoe, you will appear to be taller. The popular Capri pants can make you look shorter so don't even think about them! Avoid flared pants. Instead, wear straight pants if you want to look taller.
Bulky, thick belts can cut the length of your body and make you look shorter. That's why you have to choose a thinner belt, of course, if you wear belts at all. Stay away from a belt in a color which contrasts with a shade of your outfit. You need to maintain a simple, clean line! Even if you are not tall, you can still look great in the latest fashions. Do you know any styling tips for short women? Share your thoughts, please.


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Board 4
The oldest kirk in the village
There has been a church in Killearn since the mid-13th century, and the ruined building in the graveyard is not the first on this site.
The south side of the Old Kirk in the early 20th-century. Note how the ivy has been cut around the strange faces carved above the two central windows. (From the All Killearn Archive collection.)
The Old Kirk was built in 1734, in a surprisingly fashionable style for a small village. Its roof was removed when the new Kirk (see Board 2) was built in 1826. Stones in the graveyard date back over 300 years. The oldest legible stone is inside the ruined church.
In the graveyard you can find a stone, dated 1776, decorated with symbols of death (a skull, crossed bones and an hour-glass), an unusual cast-iron column, dated 1832, and a miniature Buchanan Monument, dated 1896.
The houses facing the Old Kirk (The Square) are some of the oldest in the village. After the Killearn Trust was established in 1932 to preserve the character of the village, one of its first acts was to buy and restore these buildings.
In the direction of the Buchanan Monument was the Black Bull hotel, which traded for around 200 years until 2016. In the early 20th century it was owned by the Public House Trust of Glasgow, which used some of the profit from it to buy the land that is now the village football pitch and playpark.
In 1935, when a visiting circus came to the village, its elephant was washed near here using water from the public standpipe.
The Square in the 1880s. The gravedigger's cottage is on the left (now demolished). The buildings on the right were restored by the Killearn Trust in the 1930s. (From the All Killearn Archive collection.)
The Black Bull hotel in the early 20th-century. (From the All Killearn Archive collection.)
Strange faces stare down from above the windows on the south side of the Old Kirk. (Photograph by Kay Roxby)
The stone ball at the top of the north gable appears to roll down to the left when you look in one direction and to the right when you look in the other direction. try it while walking towards the Park! (Photograph by Kay Roxby)
Back to board 3 Next stopBoard5
Pass to the left of the Old Kirk, down Crosshead Road, in front of the School and through the alleyway to reach stop 5.


Atheist wants "license" to be God!
An atheist in Kentucky is suing state transportation secretary Greg Thomas after being denied his personalized "I'M GOD" license plate.
Both the American Civil Liberties Union of Kentucky and Freedom From Religion Foundation have joined Hart's lawsuit against the state, saying that government authorities should not be allowed to deny anyone freedom of expression based on religious or political preferences.
Hart told the BBC he hadn't had any problems registering the license plate in Ohio, and hadn't anticipated any in his new home. "I simply want the same opportunity to select a personal message for my license plate just as any other driver," he said.
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While total and compound annual returns are useful in analyzing mutual fund returns, discerning investors will delve deeper using a variety of metrics to get a more complete picture on mutual fund performance.
On December 16, 2005 a leading financial website reports the trailing 1-year and 5-year returns of Fidelity Contrafund (Nasdaq: FCNTX), a no-load mutual fund, as 19.01% and 6.97%, respectively. While the financial website provides useful pre-tax return information, there is more to mutual fund returns.
Is the performance of Fidelity Contrafund superior or inferior? How tax-efficient was Fidelity Contrafund in delivering these returns? Are the returns of Fidelity Contrafund commensurate with the risk its fund manager took?
Discerning mutual fund investors will want answers to such questions as they evaluate mutual fund returns. Before getting into the nitty-gritty of mutual fund returns, it is good to review what the data reported in the financial website actually mean.
Fidelity Contrafund's reported 19.01% 1-year return is this mutual fund's total return for the December 16, 2004 to December 15, 2005 period. In practical terms, $10,000 invested in Fidelity Contrafund on December 16, 2004, is worth $11,901 on December 15, 2005. Total return includes more than the appreciation (or depreciation) of the mutual fund's share price. It also assumes reinvestment of all dividends as well as short- and long-term capital gain distributions into the mutual fund at the price at which the distribution is made.
The reported 5-year return of 6.97% for the Fidelity Contrafund is the mutual fund's compound annual return. (The compound annual return is also called average annual return.) Compound annual return is a calculated number that describes the rate at which an investment has grown if it grew at a steady rate.
A $10,000 investment in Fidelity Contrafund on December 16, 2000 has grown to $14,005.87 on December 15, 2005. The ending value of $14,005.87=$10,000* [(1+0.0697)^5] where 6.97% is the compound annual return. The investment in Fidelity Contrafund grew at an implied growth rate of 6.97% over the 5-year period.
While total return and compound annual return are useful mutual fund performance metrics, they do not tell how a particular mutual fund has fared versus its peers. They also do not provide information on the return actually earned by investors after accounting for taxes. Finally, they do not offer insight on how well the mutual fund manager has managed risk while achieving the returns.
Relative return helps in comparing the performance of a mutual fund against its peers. Relative return is the difference between the total return of a mutual fund and the total return of an appropriate benchmark over the same period.
Fidelity Contrafund is a large-cap growth mutual fund that primarily invests in U. S.-based companies. It is therefore appropriate to compare Fidelity Contra's performance with that of other large-cap growth mutual funds. It is also appropriate to benchmark Fidelity Contra against indexes like the Standard & Poor's 500 (S&P 500) which comprises of large U. S.-based companies.
While Fidelity Contrafund has a compound annual return of 6.97% for the 5-year period ending December 15, 2005, Morningstar reports the average large-cap growth mutual fund to have an average annual loss of 9.51%. The S&P 500 index has a compound annual return of just 0.61%. Fidelity Contrafund has outperformed both benchmarks with a relative return of 16.48% over its average large-cap growth mutual fund peer and a relative return of 6.36% over the S&P 500 index.
Unlike return from assets held in qualified accounts such as 401k plans or individual retirement accounts, return from assets held in non-qualified individual or joint accounts are not tax-deferred. With non-qualified accounts, after-tax return is the return realized after accounting for taxes.
"While total return and compound annual return are useful mutual fund performance metrics, they do not tell how a particular mutual fund has fared versus its peers. They also do not provide information on the return actually earned by investors after accounting for taxes. Finally, they do not offer insight on how well the mutual fund manager has managed risk while achieving the returns."
Short-term capital gains and short-term capital gain distributions received from the mutual fund are currently taxed at the same rate as earned income. Dividends, long-term capital gain distributions, and long-term capital gains realized from the sale of mutual fund shares are currently taxed at a lower rate.
Fidelity states the compound annual return for the Fidelity Contrafund before taxes is 4.01% for the trailing 5-year period ending September 30, 2005. When all distributions are taxed at the maximum possible federal tax rate, the after-tax return drops to 3.52%. The after-tax return drops further to 3.23% after accounting for the long-term capital gain tax due on sale of this mutual fund's shares.
Some mutual funds take more risk than others. It is therefore important to evaluate mutual fund returns in the light of the amount of risk mutual fund managers take to deliver the return.
Risk-adjusted return is commonly measured using the Sharpe Ratio. It is calculated using the formula (mutual fund return - risk free return)/standard deviation of mutual fund return. The higher the Sharpe Ratio, the better the fund's return per unit-risk.
Based on returns for the 3-year period ending November 30, 2005, Morningstar reports Fidelity Contrafund's Sharpe Ratio as 1.74. Fidelity Contrafund's Sharpe Ratio may be compared with those of similar mutual funds to determine how Fidelity Contra's risk-adjusted return compares with those of its peers.
Return concepts such as relative return, after-tax return, and risk-adjusted return are useful in analyzing not only mutual funds but also separately-managed accounts, hedge funds, and investment newsletter model portfolios.
The AlphaProfit Sector Investors' Newsletter, for example, tracks the annual return and compound annual return of its Core and Focus model portfolios. To provide Subscribers with more complete picture on model portfolio returns, this investment newsletter also tracks the relative and risk-adjusted returns of the model portfolios. The investment newsletter's model portfolios are constructed and repositioned with a view to maximizing after-tax returns.
While total return and compound annual return provide useful information on mutual fund performance, they do not provide a complete picture. Metrics such as relative return and after-tax return can provide valuable insights on a mutual fund's relative performance and tax efficiency. By looking at risk-adjusted returns, investors can assess how a mutual fund's returns stack up when risk is factored in.


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ATP Cup Day Two: Alex de Minaur pulls off almighty upset over last year's Wimbledon finalist Matteo Berrettini
The Aussies were up against it when Alex de Minaur stepped onto the court in Sydney, but the 22-year-old didn't let that faze him.
Jasper Bruce
January 3, 2022 - 6:21AM
Australia's Alex de Minaur has bounced back from a disjointed 2021 and thrown the gauntlet down ahead of the Australian Open by stunning World No. 7 Matteo Berrettini of Italy in straight sets, 6-3, 7-6, at Sydney's ATP Cup.
The win at de Minaur's spiritual home of Ken Rosewall Arena inspired Australia to a stunning 2-1 Group B tie victory over the Italians, who are among the favourites to take out the entire tournament.
Before a ball had even been served, the Aussies were up against it.
Just hours from Australia's first match of the team tournament that kicks off the men's calendar, James Duckworth was ruled out with a hip injury.
The 11th hour blow left World No. 176 Max Purcell at the mercy of the highly-fancied Italian youngster Jannik Sinner, who slaughtered him in straight sets.
De Minaur (World No. 34) was left with all of the pressure on his shoulders and none of the tipsters on his side as the Aussies hoped to keep in touch with a best-of-three victory.
To win would've been to equal the biggest victory of his career on ranking, and not only that, he was going to have to do it against last year's Wimbledon finalist, who polished off the likes of Dominic Thiem, Gael Monfils and Roberto Bautista Agut en route to last year's ATP Cup final.
So when the hometown hero opened up a comfortable lead in the first set, the Sydney spectators were understandably excited.
They erupted when he took out the first set, 6-3, as a just reward for keeping his foot on the accelerator for the duration of play to that point.
De Minaur stunned at Sydney's Ken Rosewall Arena.
The second set seemed destined for a tie-break from the get-go, with each man taking turns to strike at the other.
With each game he claimed, de Minaur was no less exultant in his celebrations than a young Lleyton Hewitt, who sat metres away as the Aussie team's captain on Sunday night.
More than one foot fault left the Italian rattled, before the match progressed into the second set tie-breaker it so richly deserved.
The 22-year-old Sydneysider sent a ripple through the tennis world by taking out the tiebreaker 7-4, and thus, the match.
"I think it's no secret that this court brings out the best in me. There's no place like playing at home and in front of a packed crowd, which is just amazing," a visibly emotional de Minaur said afterwards.
De Minaur endured his share of setbacks last year, the most notable of which was a bout of coronavirus that forced him out of the Tokyo Games.
But the Aussie appeared confident he had put the Olympic heartbreak behind him.
"It's not about how many times you get knocked down … it's about how many times you get knocked down and get back up again," he said.
"I'm in the best shape of my life and I'm ready to have a big year."
Perhaps spurred on by their countryman's heroics, Aussies Luke Saville and John Peers sealed the tie victory by dusting off Italy's Simone Bolelli and Berrettini in the doubles match.
Berrettini was a late inclusion in place of Fabio Fognini, who was subbed out for tactical reasons.
After dominating the first set, the two Aussies found their momentum slipping in the second before edging their rivals out in a tie-break to claim victory in straight sets, 6-3, 7-5.
It was de Minaur who was the man of the hour, though.
Yes De Minaur!! Ripper! #ATPCup
— Tash Robinson (@NC_Robinson) January 2, 2022
That's a great win for Alex De Minaur. Great confidence booster to kick off the new season! @ATPCup@wwos
— Peter Psaltis (@peterp79) January 2, 2022
De Minaur had a night to remember. (Photo by Mark Evans/Getty Images)
Ugo's huge upset
Daniil Medvedev's hopes of avenging last year's Australian Open heartbreak hit a snag on Day Two of the ATP Cup when he was ambushed in a three-set thriller by a man who wasn't even on the draw last week.
After the withdrawal of Novak Djokovic, World No. 2 Medvedev loomed as the biggest star to be gracing the Sydney tournament this year, but in his first match, he was brought crashing back to earth by French World No. 35 Ugo Humbert, 7-6, 5-7, 6-7.
It took Austria dropping out of the ATP Cup in the days before the new year for France to be included in the tournament and as the top-seeded member of the team, Humbert faced the almighty task of battling it out with the second-best men's player in the world.
He might've beaten Medvedev in the pair's only other previous meeting but not many gave the 23-year-old a chance this time around, especially given Medvedev led Russia to victory in the 2021 ATP Cup and went 10-0 in team events overall last year.
Humbert lost the first set in a tie-breaker but clawed his way back from three games down in the second to take his highly-fancied rival to a third set.
There was no less tension in the final set, which also went to a tie-break.
Mustering whatever strength he had left after almost three hours of play, Humbert did the unthinkable and polished off the 2021 US Open champion 7-2 in the tie-break to send shockwaves through the tennis community.
It was the biggest win of the Frenchman's professional career to date.
Humbert showed his class with a gutsy win. (Photo by Mark Kolbe/Getty Images)
In the first of the earlier match-ups, Russia's Roman Safiullin (World No. 167) caused a major upset of his own by defeating Frenchman Arthur Rinderknech (No. 58) from a set down.
Medvedev's loss consigned Russia to a decisive doubles match against the French, but the World No. 2 combined with Safiullin to avoid what would have been a staggering best of three upset.
Russia defeated France 6-4, 6-4 to claim outright victory 2-1.
Ugo Humbert comes back from 0-3 in the 2nd set and gets one of the best wins of his career to start 2022.
6-7(5), 7-5, 7-6(2) over #2 Daniil Medvedev. 3 hours.
RUS 1-1 FRA at the ATP Cup. Doubles to come.
[getty] pic.twitter.com/rikvB2ciMd
— José Morgado (@josemorgado) January 2, 2022
Big #ATPCup upset at Ken Rosewall Arena.
Ugo Humbert - who fell to Nick Kyrgios at last year's Aus Open and Wimbledon - has just beaten world No. 2 Daniil Medvedev in a three set thriller.
Not the ideal start to Medvedev's AO prep, fresh off his first US Open title.
— Sam Phillips (@samphillips06) January 2, 2022
North American showdown
Two traditional rivals went head-to-head at the ATP Cup on Sunday but a hilarious moment before the second of Canada's clashes with the USA certainly helped break the tension.
Just hours before play began, Canadian left-hander Denis Shapovalov withdrew from his team's first singles match of the day, citing fatigue following his time in isolation with Covid-19.
The World No. 14 tested positive on arrival in Sydney and while he has since been released from biosecurity protocols, opted to sit the match out.
"I'm disappointed not to be able to play the first match, but I just didn't feel ready physically yet, so we did what is best for the team," he said.
The 11th hour withdrawal pushed World No. 238 Brayden Schnur into the limelight, where American World No. 24 John Isner took just over an hour to steamroll him in straight sets.
The second clash, contested by World No. 11 Canadian Felix Auger-Aliassime and America's Taylor Fritz (No. 23) got off to an inauspicious start.
As is customary, the pair posed either side of the net for a picture before the match.
However, no photographer turned up to capture the top-seeded players from the rival nations, leaving the players smiling into the abyss.
"There's no photographer, you can leave," said a match official, realising the error.
The players then dispersed for what began as a tightly-fought contest.
Fritz ultimately defeated his opponent to ensure the USA would clinch victory over Canada with a match in hand.
Sound on 😆
Photographer, where you at?#ATPCuppic.twitter.com/xFyQmKusuj
— ATPCup (@ATPCup) January 2, 2022
As the Aussies grappled with Italy at Ken Rosewall Arena, The United Kingdom and Germany jousted up the road at Qudos Bank Arena.
The British claimed the first match comfortably, with Daniel Evans (World No. 25) holding Jan-Lennard Struff (No. 51) at arm's length for the entirety of the 6-1, 6-2 thrashing.
All eyes turned to the big ticket battle between Germany's Alexander Zverev (World No. 3) and Cameron Norries (No. 12) afterwards.
Zverev dished out similar punishment to Evans by accounting for Norries in straight sets, 7-6, 6-1, and setting up a decisive doubles showdown.
There, Jamie Murray and Evans, subbed in for Joe Salisbury, needed only two sets to defeat the Germans in the match and claim the Group C tie.


Apple's crazy growth streak hit its first big snag in more than a decade. The iPhone maker released its March period earnings report this afternoon, reporting that it missed earnings per share by 9 cents with the stock down 6% in after-hours trading.
This is also the company's first year-over-year decline in quarterly revenue since 2003.
Tim Cook says Apple had a "challenging quarter" as it releases EPS and revenue short of street expectations. Outlook also light.


I think I'm stripe obsessed. I'm knitting the Paulie cardigan – it's striped. I'm dreaming of making a striped Renfrew top but I washed the striped material with some magenta fabric and now it's got a few blotches (jetlag and laundry don't mix). It's waiting for a hot wash to see what happens.
And then I see this pattern! Stop already.
How can I possibly resist such striped loveliness?
Today is a dreary, foggy, cloudy day – perfect for crafting and studying. (That's for my work thing next week – must pass or no FAA certification…) Luckily I can study and knit simultaneously. I plan to sew a bit on the brightest magenta Renfrew top to blow those clouds outside away. Spring is here, I saw trees flowering in San Francisco on Monday. No pics as I was driving. Happy to see the blossoms though.
If you're more interested in crafty pursuits than making dinner, I can point this Sweet Potato Chili recipe out to you. Easy and delicious, no one will know it's so freaking easy to throw together.


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A string of OUI arrests on November 1, 2008, in Cambridge represents a trend of the increasing OUI arrests in the city during the 2008 year. More specifically, in 2008 in Cambridge alone there was a 52 percent increase of OUI arrests by law enforcement officers from the previous year. Compared to an increase of just 4.6 percent statewide in the same year, this number is staggering.
However, Cambridge Lieutenant Jack Albert claims that the increased number of OUI arrests in Cambridge is due to better-trained police officers, a more efficient system of reporting OUIs to the state, and greater awareness of and attention on drunk drivers. According to State Police, there were 40 OUI arrests in 2008 that occurred at four federally-funded, late-night sobriety checkpoints in the city, accounting for 75% of Cambridge's increase in OUI arrests for last year.
In Somerville, however, OUI arrests have dropped 15.8 percent in 2008 from the previous year. According to Deputy Chief Paul Upton, this drop can be partly attributed to the closing of the Good Time Emporium, a former 80,000-square-foot entertainment complex and sports bar. Over the years, many drunk drivers claimed they had been drinking at Good Time before getting in their cars and driving.
Read the full boston.com article on Boston OUI arrests.


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Michelle Obama Calls Out The Double Standards She Faced As First Lady
By Madhuri Sathish
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In a public appearance on Tuesday, Michelle Obama revealed that her husband wore the same tuxedo jacket for eight years. The former president's aesthetic was and still is popular, especially because he seemed to effortlessly transition from state events requiring formal attire to his self-dubbed "mom jeans." But while he got away with wearing the same thing for two terms in the White House, Michelle pointed out that her wardrobe was constantly scrutinized, highlighting a double standard in how women are treated in the media's limelight.
"This is the unfair thing — you talk about Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers — no matter what we do, he puts on that same tux," Michelle said at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in San Jose, California. "Now, people take pictures of the shoes I wear, the bracelets, the necklace. They didn't comment that for eight years he wore the same tux, same shoes."
While her husband was frequently lauded for pulling off a "cool dad" look, Michelle was under a lot of pressure when it came to her fashion choices — to the point where there were blogs chronicling every brand she wore, every look she donned. Michelle was intentional in her fashion choices, and she created genuine partnerships with different designers.
Despite becoming an influential fashion icon during her time as first lady, however, she could not escape a constant stream of criticism from conservatives who insisted that she showed too much skin, or that she did not look the part. A number of criticisms were leveled against her husband over the years, but this is the double standard that Michelle attempted to address on Tuesday: His clothes have never faced the same level of scrutiny.
It seems that while everyone was busy watching every fashion move Michelle made, they completely ignored the former president's choice to repeatedly wear the same tuxedo jacket and shoes. He could get away with being a notorious outfit repeater, but she certainly couldn't. She was expected to carefully and intentionally choose every single outfit she wore, and despite the fact that she excelled, critics still chose to lambast her whenever they believed she was slightly out of step with whatever they expected of her.
That Michelle would publicly address this double standard is important and significant because it is one that affects all women who have ever occupied public spaces. On the red carpet at the Oscars, for example, women are always asked who they're wearing and how long it took them to get ready, while men get more nuanced questions about the movies they've starred in and the challenges they've faced.
For Michelle, this double standard was particularly salient. As first lady, the country's eyes were on her at all times. As a black woman, the criticisms made against her were frequently steeped in racist and sexist undertones. As a prominent figure in the political sphere, it is appalling that her clothing choices got more press than her efforts to help marginalized communities. She did not need to be a fashion icon to earn the nation's respect, and her choice to call out the unreasonable expectations that she and other women face should serve as a reminder that women are not defined by what they wear.


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Q: XCode 4 - Same debug window in all tabs Is there any way to keep the same debug window (with the same expressions and variables) in all tabs (even new ones)?
It is annoying to be forced to go back to one tab to see the result of an expression.

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