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The Pitchfork Guide to the Grammys
Is it too much to hope that throwing the Grammys on a different day will bring different results? Not entirely. Here's what could be seared in our memories like #whoisarcadefire or Bonny Bear come Tuesday morning.
By Marc Hogan
Kevin Parker photo by Matt Sav; Kendrick Lamar photo by Jordi Vidal/Getty Images; Brittany Howard photo by Brantley Gutierrez
"Music's Biggest Night" has a new night. Jeez, that sounds like a promo for an old network television show—and maybe it should? Awards shows, much like the Super Bowl, mark a rare instance today when networks still expect us to devour their wares by appointment, rather than whenever the hell we want. Next week, the 58th annual Grammy Awards will be held on a Monday for the first time in the history of the trophy-festooned event. But in 2016, more than the traditional Sunday scheduling has changed.
In recent years, for all the branded talk of "Grammy moments," the virtual water-cooler discussion fodder from each ceremony has tended toward contentious disappointment: Kanye West storming the stage last year, yes, but also Trent Reznor railing at event organizers for cutting off his performance—and Macklemore avowing he "robbed" Kendrick Lamar of Best Rap Album—in 2014, or… wait, does anybody other than Mumford & Sons actually remember the 2013 Grammy Awards? We can still vaguely hear LL Cool J saying "hashtag" too much.
But this year's nominations, as many have said, are looking unreasonably reasonable, beginning with Kendrick Lamar garnering the most nods (11!). The scheduled performances, too, hold an encouraging number of at least potential highlights. Sure, having expectations will only make it easier for the Grammys to let us down. (Prove us wrong, National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences. Prove. Us. Wrong.) But in the meantime, here's what could be seared in our memories like #whoisarcadefire or Bonny Bear come Tuesday morning. It's too soon to say that Monday's blue.
A Starman Salute From Someone Who Should Get It
Gaga has spent her recent period shying away from her early-career extravagance, gamely brandishing her more conventional show-biz chops, whether with an Oscar-night The Sound of Music medley or by belting the national anthem at the Super Bowl. Her "experiential" Grammy tribute to the late David Bowie, under the musical direction of Chic ace Nile Rodgers, presents an ideal opportunity for her to reassert herself as a "Fame" monster (sorry, had to) rooted in with Bowie's inspirational weirdness. Imagine her singing "Heroes" and tell us it wouldn't be great.
The Best of the Rest of the Performances
Gaga-Bowie is hardly the only Grammy billing that's giving us less cause for dread than in previous years. Honorary covers and unlikely collaborations have long been the Grammy norm, but the B.B. King tribute lineup of Chris Stapleton, Gary Clark Jr., and Bonnie Raitt looks like it really should work better than a lot these major-label combo meals. The cast of Hamilton will be there for those of us who haven't yet made it to see them on Broadway. Adele will inevitably make us weep with "When We Were Young." Rihanna is very likely to give the night's most provocative performance. Kendrick and the Alabama Shakes both have the raw power to steal any stage they're on. And the tribute to Lemmy—led by "Hollywood Vampires" (i.e. Alice Cooper, Johnny Depp, and Aerosmith's Joe Perry)—should at least be as entertaining as a tribute to the dead can be, if not also entertainingly bewildering to the olds watching.
Best(-ish) New "Best New"
When it comes to actual awards, the Best New Artist honor has rather famously turned out to be a mixed blessing. This year, though, Courtney Barnett has found her way into the mix. She's up against a country-soul jock (Sam Hunt), Scooter Braun's latest project (Tori Kelly), and a collector of fine wide-brim hats (James Bay), plus an embarrassingly belated Meghan Trainor. Besides Barnett, all of the nominees are performing on the show. If our girl fails, as this booking decision may imply she's expected to do, hope the neighbors are prepared for the sound of our shutting off the TV, blasting "Pedestrian at Best," and wistfully recalling these kinds of Grammys.
The Mainstream-Approved Alternatives Also Don't Suck
The contenders for Best Alternative Music Album generally lay out some strong options each year, but sometimes for every St. Vincent or Neko Case, there's an album or two by an act that's more divisive. This year's lineup is stacked: Alabama Shakes' Sound & Color or Tame Impala's Currents both possess an advantage in a field that also includes Björk's Vulnicura, Wilco's Star Wars, and My Morning Jacket's The Waterfall. Whoever wins, it'll hardly be eyebrow-raising, but it'll be a solid pick. Our guess? Currents, but just by a hair, since Sound & Color is also nominated in Album of the Year category (not that it's likely to win) and the Academy tends to treat the genre categories as consolation prizes. But Tame Impala's Kevin Parker has not only become the greatest infinity-scarf model of our time—his increasing profile among the Big Pop set (Rihanna's cover, his copious Ronson collabs) should have made his work familiar to the voting body, at least.
Taylor vs. Kendrick: Now We've Got Bad Blood
As faux as any attempts to read a Taylor-Kendrick beef into Monday night's results will inevitably be, in the top categories the two really are in direct competition. Record of the Year brings a brief truce, since in K-Dot's absence, Swift finds herself up against pop elfin Ed Sheeran, little-known Super Bowl halftime performer Mark Ronson, and two raunchy-for-the-Grammys picks, the Weeknd and D'Angelo (our personal favorite, though a long shot). It's technically possible that both the 2016 Grammys' leading nominee (Kendrick) and the industry's non-Adele top-seller (Taylor) might get shut out of these categories, leaving the drama to the night's crowning jewel (Album of the Year), where the Weeknd, Chris Stapleton, and Alabama Shakes are also in the running. But it's hard to imagine either Lamar or Swift not partially sweeping the Big Four, and whichever does, the ponderous essays will write themselves. What, you thought Music's Biggest Night was about the music?
Where's the Drop?
The Grammys' relationship with EDM has been, um, nothing to rave about. But this year's nominees for Best Dance/Electronic Album—Jamie xx, Caribou, Chemical Brothers, Disclosure, and Skrillex & Diplo—offer the prospect of happy surprise. And if the award goes to those last two guys, who thankfully will be performing with the Biebs on "Where Are Ü Now," at least at these awards the bespectacled OWSLA label boss probably won't get doxxed by Deadmau5.
Kendrick's Consolation Prize
Grammy history has been no less complicated, of course, when it comes to rap. Not to jinx it, but whatever happens in AOTY, the Best Rap Album win this year should be a foregone conclusion: Kendrick Lamar's *To Pimp a Butterfly—*yes, even with Nicki and Drake in the running. In terms of sheer industry clout, don't forget about how much the world would love groan-worthy "Forgot About Dre" headlines on Tuesday morning. Elsewhere in the rap awards, it's worth noting certain oddities: Paul McCartney has won 20 Grammys all over the board, but he stands a chance of winning two in rap categories, alongside the other guests on Kanye West's "All Day." Do you think people will ask him to Macca less?
The Pregame Is the Game, Too
Some of the more intriguing matchups aren't in the highest-profile categories—not that many of the genre awards are broadcast in the main show anyway. Digging in deeper, the Best Boxed or Special Limited Edition Package, nominees include Father John Misty—whose box set, it must be said, had troubles—and the Paramount Records box set team led by Jack White. Or look at Producer of the Year, Non-Classical: Might Blake Mills (for his work with the Alabama Shakes) shockingly best Top 40-seekers like Diplo? Long shot, but it's nice to see lesser-known names at least in the mix. We're also pleasantly stunned to see the CFCF up for Best Remixed Recording, Non-Classical.
Of course, if past years remain a guide, the Grammy Moments™ that everyone will be talking about Tuesday may well happen offstage. What in the world will Kanye do, fresh off his T.L.O.P. victory lap? Which songs will Taylor Swift dance to with Haim, while making what faces? Okay, so Drake isn't performing, but might he release the next "Started From the Bottom"? Is there presumably some way that nod- and performance-less Beyoncé can still become the de facto star? Will Macklemore somehow make a Kendrick victory still about his "White Privilege"? Did those couples Macklemore and Madonna married onstage a couple of years ago stay together? By 2027, will the Grammys be going up on a Tuesday? Will we even care then? Here's to finding out.
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Ryan Kelly, Four Star Lineman from Ohio, Commits to Play Football at Alabama
Ryan Kelly, a four-star lineman according to Scout.com, has committed today to play for the University of Alabama football team. Ryan Kelley comes from Lakota West high school in West Chester, Ohio. Scout.com ranks him as the number two center in the nation.
The commitment by Mr. Kelly came after football camp in Tuscaloosa this summer. He is the second lineman to commit to the 2011 class following Isaac Luatua, a Scout.com 3-star offensive guard from Norwolks, California's La Mirada High School. Luatua is 6-foot-2, 299-pound lineman, of Samoan descent and according to rivals is the 8th ranked center prospect in the nation.
One of the things that Alabama's Joe Pendry most likely admires about these two young recruits is the fact that they can play multiple positions. There is a great upside for both on the offensive line. Alabama will most likely get a least two more offensive lineman prospects in this class.
One of the most highly sought after linebackers in the nation is also from the same state of Ohio and a five-star athlete. His name is Trey DePriest of Springfield High School in Ohio. He has Alabama in his top two choices of colleges along with Ohio State.
Ryan Kelley is the first Alabama commitment since last month's Vinnie Sunseri committed.
Kelly also had offers from Arizona, Boston College, North Carolina State, Louisville, Michigan State, Syracuse, Tennessee, Florida, Florida State, Purdue, and Illinois. He initially leaned a bit toward Cincinnati, which was his parents' alma mater, and was 20 minutes from home. However, he felt that Alabama was the best fit for his education and football career.
Alabama is definitely going more national this in attracting more top notch out-of-state recruits following the national championship.
The Tide Express keeps rolling along! ROLL TIDE!
Here is a video of his high school team. He is #78 if you can spot him..
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Accelerate action on climate change before time runs out to secure our future, IPCC warns
Publishing Date 04 Mar 2022
Topic Reports, Insights, Clean Energy
Human-induced climate change is already causing dangerous and widespread disruption in nature, affecting the lives of billions of people around the world, and time is running out to prevent its most serious consequences, according to scientists in the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report, released this week.
The world faces unavoidable multiple climate hazards over the next two decades with global warming of 1.5°C, according to the IPCC, the world's leading authority on climate science. Even temporarily exceeding this warming level will result in additional severe impacts, some of which will be irreversible. Risks for society will increase, including to infrastructure and low-lying coastal settlements.
"This report is a dire warning about the consequences of inaction," said Hoesung Lee, Chair of the IPCC. "It shows that climate change is a grave and mounting threat to our wellbeing and a healthy planet. Our actions today will shape how people adapt and nature responds to increasing climate risks."
To avoid mounting loss of life, biodiversity and infrastructure, ambitious, accelerated action is required to adapt to climate change, at the same time as making rapid, deep cuts in greenhouse gas emissions, the IPCC warns. So far, progress on adaptation is uneven and there are increasing gaps between action taken and what is needed to deal with the increasing risks, the new report finds.
"This report recognizes the interdependence of climate, biodiversity and people and integrates natural, social and economic sciences more strongly than earlier IPCC assessments," said Hoesung Lee. "It emphasizes the urgency of immediate and more ambitious action to address climate risks. Half measures are no longer an option."
Increased heatwaves, droughts and floods are already exceeding plants' and animals' tolerance thresholds, driving mass mortalities in species such as trees and corals. These weather extremes are occurring simultaneously, causing cascading impacts that are increasingly difficult to manage. They have exposed millions of people to acute food and water insecurity, especially in Africa, Asia, Central and South America, on Small Islands and in the Arctic.
The report clearly states Climate Resilient Development is already challenging at current warming levels. It will become more limited if global warming exceeds 1.5°C. In some regions, it will be impossible if global warming exceeds 2°C, the IPCC warned. Adequate funding, technology transfer, political commitment and partnership lead to more effective climate change adaptation and emissions reductions.
"The scientific evidence is unequivocal: climate change is a threat to human wellbeing and the health of the planet. Any further delay in concerted global action will miss a brief and rapidly closing window to secure a liveable future," said IPCC Working Group II Co-Chair Hans-Otto Pörtner.
It is still possible to adapt to a changing climate, with nature having the potential not only to reduce climate risks but also to improve people's lives, the IPCC said.
"Healthy ecosystems are more resilient to climate change and provide life-critical services such as food and clean water", said Pörtner. "By restoring degraded ecosystems and effectively and equitably conserving 30 to 50 percent of Earth's land, freshwater and ocean habitats, society can benefit from nature's capacity to absorb and store carbon, and we can accelerate progress towards sustainable development, but adequate finance and political support are essential."


"Ishvani Kendra, means 'Centre for the Word of God'. It is the only one of its kind in India, perhaps also on the entire Asian scene. It aims to reflect upon and deepen the understanding of the concept of evangelisation, and communicate the Good News effectively. The beginnings of the centre can be traced back to the mid-seventies. Fr. Englebert Zeitler, a great visionary of the Indian church, , turned his attention to the area of mission studies and research which he felt was suffering from gross neglect for far too long Fr. Zeitler felt convinced that it was precisely the area in which he should make a lasting contribution. Ishvani Kendra was born of this realisation.
The foundation stone of the building was laid on 6 January 1979, significantly on the feast of Epiphany. Ishvani Kendra functions as a hub of radical new thinking and action, providing inspiration, coordination and assistance in the work of evangelisation to the missionary personnel labouring in the far flung areas of India and to some extent in the scattered pockets of Christian presence in the Asian continent. Today video albums-VCDs & DVDs for prayer and reflection are regularly produced and published by Ishvani Kendra every year.
The main activity of the institute consists in conducting short-term courses and seminars on topics of relevance to mission and communications. The communication department functions as a production and training centre for religious and social communications. While, Ishvani's library, contains almost 36,000 volumes on topics related to mission and communications. The main focus is on mission theology, mission history, mass media, world religions, feminist ideology, tribal and dalit thinking and sociology. Ishvani Kendra also conducts research seminars on missiologically significant topics from time to time. Publication is another area of the centre's interest. It publishes a journal entitled "Ishvani Documentation and Mission Digest The institute also provides extension services to dioceses and religious congregations looking out for resource persons to conduct renewal programmes.
The SVD - Societas Verbi Divini (Latin), Society of the Divine Word (English) or popularly Divine Word Missionaries is an international religious missionary congregation for men founded by St. Arnold Janssen in 1875 in Steyl, Holland. At present there are more than 6,000 SVDs working in over 70 countries worldwide. Charism of the SVD's is to preach the Word of God where it is not done or insufficiently done.
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Parrsboro, Nova Scotia is fast becoming the new arts and culture hub in Atlantic Canada.
One of the major reasons for this success is – The International Plein Air Festival (PIPAF). The Parrsboro International Plein Air Festival is going to have some exciting new elements this season, and artists have been have been calling us from as far away as Nashville, Texas and British Columbia! It looks like PIPAF 2019 is going to be a banner year.
Awards: Each year thirty of the best plein air painters from Canada and the USA make their way to Parrsboro to compete for more than $8000 in cash and product award prizes.
A central figure in the USA plein air movement and a founder of Plein Air Easton in Maryland, Nancy travels worldwide to participate in plein air competitions, both as a judge and a guest instructor. Recent honors include Best of Show at 2018 The Parrsboro International Plein Air Festival in Nova Scotia, Best of Show at the Lighthouse Plein Air Festival 2017 in Tequesta Florida, and the Dickinson Award for Best Painting by a Signature Member of the American Impressionist Society 2016 Annual Juried Exhibition. Nancy, internationally recognized for her unique style as a Contemporary Impressionist, is a Signature Member of the American Impressionist Society, the American Society for Marine Art, and the Mid-Atlantic Plein Air Painters, and also holds memberships in the Washington Society for Landscape Painters and the Salmagundi Club. Founder and Director of the Easton Studio, a workshops facility begun in Easton in 2010, Nancy mentors and teaches workshops and also sponsors classes by nationally known painters.
Parrsboro – An Award Winning Creative Community!
Featured by Nova Scotia Culture & Action Plan as one of the top eight organizations to watch for driving the economy through cultural awareness.


Flybe schedule flights to Jersey on Monday, Friday and Saturday from April to October.
The airport has all the necessary facilities including food and drink outlets, shopping, lounges, Bureau de change and information point.
Train A rail link connects Rhoose Cardiff International Airport Station to Cardiff Central and Bridgend. Trains run every hour from Monday to Saturday and every two hours on Sundays. A complimentary shuttle bus service is available for passengers with a valid train ticket, which connects with all trains to carry passengers on the short journey to the airport terminal.
Bus Travelling by bus to and from Cardiff Airport is easy and convenient, with good connections between the airport and Cardiff city centre. The bus pick up and drop off points are situated in front of the terminal building.
Taxi Checker Cars is the airport's official taxi operator and offers a 24 hour service. A taxi booking office is located outside the arrivals hall. The approximate cost of a taxi from Cardiff Airport to Cardiff Central is £26 and Checker Cars operate a fixed fare system which is the same 24 hours a day. Taxis are available on arrival or can be booked in advance.
Cardiff airport offers short stay and long stay car parking, as well as drop off services. From the long stay car park there is a free shuttle bus to the terminal operating every 15 minutes.


When Dr. Rob Lavinsky founded iRocks.com in the mid-1990's, it was simply an extension of The Arkenstone – the rock and mineral business he had been running since he was a young teenager. The site was the first of its kind, and quickly proved itself useful to collectors and enthusiasts worldwide.
Since then, iRocks has set the world standard for collecting rocks and minerals online – and we're here, today, to offer some smart guidelines for building your collection online.
The Arkenstone's Jeff Starr has a soft spot for fluorite, like this specimen from Erongo, Namibia in his collection.
Get specific. The internet is endless, so narrow your focus to the specimens which truly interest you. Whether you are focused on a specific species or locality, by narrowing the categories of your search, you'll receive a more manageable number of hits, and save yourself the time and effort of perusing specimens with low appeal to your collection. Not sure where to start looking? Check the themed galleries on iRocks for ideas on different areas to focus your collection! Here at The Arkenstone, we help collectors who have a wide range of collection themes; employee Jeff Starr focuses on fluorites (with some extra special outliers), while gallery manager Kevin Brown has an affinity for American minerals. Is blue your favorite color? Consider starting a collection of blue crystals!
Do your homework. Use the power of the internet to research rocks and minerals online. Mindat is an excellent resource for exploring, and can provide insight into interesting properties and localities, as well as providing extensive images of most known minerals.
Pay attention to provided photos. The best listings will feature several high-quality images, so you can view the specimen from all sides. The more detailed images provided, the better you'll be able to assess the quality and appearance of rocks and minerals online, and decide if each specimen meets your expectations. Take note of items included in images which might provide clues as to size and color, and ensure your monitor is properly calibrated to reflect color accurately.
Multiple photos of this specimen from different angles help viewers learn more about the crystal.
Read the descriptions closely. The best listings will include accurate and informative descriptions, including any important historical notes or relevant details. At the very least, EVERY listing should include the mineral name, locality or origin of the piece, and size – as well as noting any damage or negative features. If you have questions which are not answered by the images or descriptions, contact the seller, and allow them the opportunity to address your concerns before bidding for rocks and minerals online.
Beware of forgeries and fakes. While the vast majority of auctioned rocks and minerals online are authentic, occasional trickery has been known to occur – generally in the form of man-made or "enhanced" specimens. Protect yourself from fraud by purchasing from well-known and established dealers and auction houses, and by educating yourself on identification of frauds and fakes. If a specimen has been repaired, potential customers should be warned upfront!
Verify the seller's reputation. Reputable dealers stick around! Reviews for those who consistently offer high-quality rocks and minerals online can easily be located – they have buyers who will attest to their integrity, the quality of their service and merchandise, and their commitment to customer satisfaction. If you are unsure if a seller is legitimate, ask around – your collector colleagues and contacts will be sure to lend some insight.
Account for shipping and postage. Shipping and handling costs can vary drastically, depending on the size and weight of each specimen and the distance of delivery. Pay attention to these charges when calculating the final cost of your purchases – and you'll avoid any costly surprises! If a shipping calculator is not provided, ask for an estimate of postage charges before confirming your sale – and avoid any sellers who do not respond, or provide a specific window for delivery.
For more information regarding collecting rocks and minerals online, check out our other informative articles – or contact the experts at iRocks, today!
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Dominique Barrett, known to the world as King Vader, is a social media influencer and Youtuber known for a unique style parody videos that involves placing well-known characters into unexpected situations. His YouTube series "Hood Naruto" epitomizes this style, placing Naruto in multiple dance-off scenarios over the course of four short videos, which have racked up more than 26 million views, becoming his most watched videos to date.
Barrett first rose to online prominence after one of his skits went viral on Vine. It spread rapidly over the internet and was eventually featured Comedy Central and Tosh.0, marking the beginning of a wildly successful career in video creation. The Vine app was ultimately discontinued, but Barrett maintained his popularity on other platforms: he has 1.6 million subscribers to his YouTube channel, where his videos have garnered over 118 million total views, and another 1.5 million followers on Instagram. Barrett has a reliable network of creatives that he collaborates with in video production – this is a large part of how he maintains such a high level of consistency and quality. He also runs a YouTube channel for this creative team, entitled "Wolf Graphic," to broadcast members' talents, which range from acting to comedy to music production.
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Special damages are those damages that you can pencil out on paper – these damages have fixed numbers. There are typically three types of special damages – Property Damage, Medical Damages and Loss of Earnings.
The second kind of damages – General damages – are more esoteric. They are not hard numbers. These are the damages you can recover for the interference with your normal life, like the pain, inconvenience and distress caused by the accident and your injuries. These would be like your inability to function normally in your social life, family life and in your normal hobbies and activities that you did before the accident.
Both special and general damages are recoverable to you if you are injured in a personal injury accident. The amount of each type of damages depends on the facts of your case. Sally Morin will elaborate on the individual types of damages special and general in my next video blog posts, so stay tuned!


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Icelandic nudes by Hulda Hákon. Art Print: Signed and numbered in pencil, 50x70 cm/19.7x27.5 in. Photographer: Ari Magg. Published by Reykjavík Print, edition of 200. © Hulda Hákon. The original: Icelandic nudes, 2006. Size: 180x140x10 cm/70.8x55.1x3.9 in. Acrylics on hydrocal. Private collection, Switzerland.
Hulda Hákon (b. 1956, Iceland) is a sculptor and painter whose work hinges on human relations, sometimes with reference to Icelandic mythology. Text always plays an important role in Hulda's work, and while it most often originates from the daily life, when she has integrated words into her art, her viewer is confronted with a new and multi-layered sense of reality. Hákon has actively exhibited her works far and wide. She represented Iceland at the Sydney Biennial (1990) and ARS (Kiasma Helsinki, 1995). Her works are in the collection of museums in Iceland and some abroad. Her wall reliefs are in private collections in Iceland, Greenland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Estonia, Germany, the Netherlands, Swiss, Spain, USA, the UK, China and Australia.
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It is clear that a living human organism is immensely complex and requires an enormous amount of internal organisation. Craniosacral Therapy helps nurture these internal ordering principles. It helps increase physical vitality and well-being, not only effecting structural change, but also having much wider implications e.g. improving interpersonal relationships, managing more appropriately etc.
The compressive forces experienced during birth as a result of the passage through the pelvis and the tight birth canal are extreme and can cause an imbalance in a baby's system; even in natural and apparently problem-free births. These can develop into problems later in life: Digestive problems, migraines, spinal and pelvic pain can often be traced back to birth history.
Examination of young children by Craniosacral therapists may be not only curative, but also helpful in preventing problems later in life. Health issues in adults which are linked to their birth or very early experience can be back-tracked and resolved retrospectively.
Anita Hegerty has been working with Alex Gibbs as an osteopath since 1991. She trained at the British School of Osteopathy and has undertaken extensive post-graduate training in Craniosacral Osteopathic technique with Sutherland College. She has a special interest in working with babies, children and with conditions affecting the face.
After a traumatic birth and a very unhappy unsettled baby (and mummy) Anita was recommended to me by my GP a week after she was born. we didnt book any sessions of cranial sacral therepy untill she was atleast 10 weeks old as we thought she would settle down…, but wow we didnt realise how much damage the birth had caused! and that actually she was not just a "miserable" baby, she was in alot of pain in her neck and head. After our first session we seen a massive improvment in our little girl, After a further 4 sessions it was like having a new baby, she was so much more calmer, happier and content, and we could also put her down without a massive screaming battle! it also helped with her reflux! (which seems to have come back since we stopped having sessions!) I wish I had booked in sooner!! I highly recommend Anita and I can not thank her enough for saving my sanity and "fixing" my little girl!


Donald Trump appears to have stepped into yet another crime by using the White House bully pulpit to threaten witnesses and their family members.
In an appearance on Fox News, the president called Michael Cohen weak and attacked his father-in-law.
During an interview with MSNBC's Ari Melber on Thursday, Cohen's legal advisor Lanny Davis slammed the president and called for an immediate criminal investigation into the threats made against his client and family members.
"By definition that deserves a criminal investigation," he added.
[Cohen] is very concerned, as is his family, that a bully in the bully pulpit named Donald Trump calls out a member of his family and he's also called out other members of his family using the White House platform on a national television show. Let me be very clear here. This is a definition of witness tampering and intimidation and could be obstruction of justice. But more than that, if there is one thing at a time of this shutdown and the worst polarization in my lifetime in this country, if there is one thing that can bring Trump voters and anti-Trump voters, Democrats and Republicans together, it is to draw the line that family is out of bounds. I want to hear Republicans say that to President Trump. Tonight, tomorrow — family is out of bounds. You've gone too far. And I'm challenging them to do that. … There is no question that his threatening and calling out his father in law who, quote, has all of the money, is not only improper and unseemly for a bully using the bully pulpit of the presidency, but the very definition of intimidation and witness tampering, especially a witness about to appear before a congressional committee to tell the truth about what he knows about Donald Trump. By definition that deserves a criminal investigation.
As Jason Easley pointed out a short time ago, witness tampering could potentially result in decades of jail time for Trump.
With Michael Cohen set to sing like a bird before the House Oversight Committee on Feb. 7, Donald Trump is becoming increasingly panicked. His bullying comments on Fox News reek of desperation.
The walls are closing in on Trump. In his desperate attempt to get out from under the legal avalanche about to pummel him, he may have stepped into yet another crime.


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December 28, 2022 by Harvir
- Stocks in Asia dipped on Thursday as renewed concerns over the spread of Covid-19 from China dampened risk appetite on one of the year's final trading days.
- On light trading volume, equity indexes in Japan, Hong Kong, Australia, and South Korea sank more than 1%, while mainland Chinese shares also fell. European market futures dipped, while the S&P 500 wavered after the index lost 1.2% to its lowest level in more than a month.
- 10-yr government bond yields in Australia and New Zealand have risen. The 10-yr treasury yield remained stable after climbing the previous session. The yen rose when the BoJ announced an unexpected round of bond purchases.
- The revelation that the US would require entering aircraft passengers from China to produce a negative Covid-19 test prior to entrance dampened risk appetite. Health officials in Italy said they will test arrivals from China and that nearly half of passengers on two flights from China to Milan tested positive for the virus.
- The threat of additional pandemic disruption to fragile supply networks as central banks struggle to control inflation dampened optimism in the final trading week of 2022, capping off a difficult year for financial markets. Global shares have lost a fifth of their value, the greatest annual decrease since 2008, while a global bond index has fallen 16%. The dollar has increased by 7%, while the 10-year US Treasury yield has risen to above 3.8% from 1.5% at the end of 2021.
Harvir


Telecommuting: Who Offers What and Why?
Solving tight parking lot situation, promoting work-life balance, decreasing carbon footprints . . . Organizations have many reasons for offering telecommuting, finds a new survey report from the International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans. Flexible Work Arrangements: 2017 Survey Results revealed that 94% of U.S. organizations provide some type of flexible work arrangement. Telecommuting is one of the most popular flexible work arrangements that organizations provide with 74% of employers offering.
It's popular. It's on the rise. But is telecommuting always the best option for an organization?
After several high-profile companies (Bank of America, Yahoo!, Hewlett-Packard and IBM) ended their telecommuting arrangements recently, I asked Julie Stich, CEBS, associate vice president of content at the International Foundation, what she thought about the trend. Julie said these early pioneers of telecommuting policies may say it's not working and they want a return to face time. But many smaller organizations have just started trying it. Success depends on several variables, like employer size, industry and culture.
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The future of telecommuting? The International Foundation report found it's on the rise, and employers expect it to grow further. More than two in five organizations reported more workers telecommuting now than two years ago. Almost 40% of employers believe more workers will telecommute during the next two years.
Flexible work policies are positive for most organizations and rank high among employees as a sought-after benefit. Because every organization's workforce is unique, however, it's difficult to create overall company policies that will be fair for all employees.
Achieving fairness for all staff is a barrier that 35% of organizations deal with when they offer a flexible work arrangement. Other barriers include: A portion of the job cannot be done remotely (25%), lack of upper management support (22%), and more difficulty in monitoring/managing workers and their work (18%).
For more information and to read the full survey report, visit www.ifebp.org/flexiblework.


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Q: Powershell issue with remote users I am looking to create a HTML page that contains a list of Blade workstations that are either in use or free. So far via the web I have managed to find the following script but I am having an issue when trying to show the "Current Logged on User = None
The issue I am seeing is that the $user -eq $null will always place a "Current Logged On User: No one is currently logged on"
see example

PC47295
DE-PROD\simwa
Current Logged On User: No one is currently logged on
Status: Online

$computers = Get-Content -Path c:\myscripts\computers.txt;
$Log = "C:\myscripts\usertest.txt"

$nl = [Environment]::NewLine

Get-date | Out-File $Log

foreach ($computer in $computers)
{
    if (!($CompName = @(Get-WmiObject -ComputerName $computer -Namespace root\cimv2 -Class win32_ComputerSystem)[0].Name | Out-File $Log -Append))

        {
        #This gets the currently logged on user
        $user = @(Get-WmiObject -ComputerName $computer -Namespace root\cimv2 -Class win32_ComputerSystem)[0].UserName | Out-File $Log -Append

        #This loop is checking if anyone is logged on
        if ($user -eq $null)
            {
                #This is returned if no one is logged on
                "Current Logged On User: No one is currently logged on" | Out-File $Log -Append
            }
        else
             {
                #This is returned if a user is logged on
                "Current Logged On User: " + $user | Out-File $Log -Append
             }
        "Status: Online" | Out-File $Log -Append
        $nl | Out-File $Log -Append
       }
}

A: The question is how to get $User -eq $Null working correctly
You can see that it places a currently no one logged in when the line above say DE-Prod/simwa as the logged on user
Hope that makes sense

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About The Scene and What's Heard
By Dóra Udvardi on November 2, 2015@dottionvacation
"You rock people love dissing others' music taste so much."
I was told the above sentence by my co-worker during a conversation about music, and her husband's similar behaviour also came up as example. No other statement has ever been truer than that – especially nowadays.
Many fans of heavier genres seem to think they're superior simply because of what they prefer. It's cool – I, for one, also think my taste is awesome. The problem is people also often give voice about their dislike for other types of music. I've seen countless of negative comments online regarding what rock magazines have put in their content recently. These comments are not even the constructive types but the ignorant ones from individuals that would fail at being a Pokémon because they aren't able to evolve with even their favourite bands: "They've changed and became sell outs. It's not the heavy band I used to know, therefore, they're now shit." or "Why are you covering this artists? They shouldn't be on these pages of once highly appreciated rock magazine that is crap now yet I still keep buying it/am on their page commenting." You could do it better? Prove it! Make a band or a magazine, then you'll be able to appreciate the hard work put into the outcome. Be more open-minded. (The sad thing is, I've also seen members of bands I like questioning such matters. One would think they would understand better.)
Fact: the rock/emo/alternative scene was thriving 10 years ago. Now, we have a new generation of young music enthusiasts, who are growing up on the music of today, while also going back to the music of the past decades.
What My Chemical Romance, pre-hiatus Fall Out Boy, original Panic! At The Disco, old-school Paramore, Green Day's 'American Idiot', etc. were for us twenty-somethings, Halsey, Twenty One Pilots, and 5 Seconds of Summer are for today's youth (they seem to be the issue namely), among others who fit more into the "criteria". Lyrics is where alternativeness comes from in this case, and they are popping up everywhere online, so no one can deny their influence – that's why magazines have to go with the flow even if the sound is more pop, in favour of actually selling copies. Paramore and FOB aren't rock either yet still get coverage (Editor's note: I still think Paramore are 'rock'…). It's all okay, until they keep giving publicity to smaller, up and coming rock bands as well.
As I see it, The Scene as it is cannot be described with one genre only. If that were the case, I wouldn't belong anywhere. Genres are overlapping each other on my playlists – I like old Bring Me The Horizon, but I also love the new sound. I can rock out to Beartooth or FIDLAR, but I also love fooling around to The 1975, or chilling out to CHVRCHES and Oh Wonder. I'm sure, many people are in the same situation. Influences do not come from just one place, especially for artists. This is why I rather have everything under one roof about what music is today for each individual, than divide subjects into separate groups based on the type of things they like. "Music is not about the scene but about what is heard" after all, as told by my dear friend and fellow writer, Tina Roumeliotis. I wish more people realized it.
Dora covers the events of the Hungarian music scene – or wherever she's actually living – over at Alt Scribe. She gained interest in writing about music when she created her first blog on Buzznet in 2011. Since then she became a featured blogger on the site, where she shares about fragments of her life, travels and music experiences. She's the person to go to if you want to know about actual music events. CURRENTLY LISTENING TO: All Time Low, The Carbonfools and The Kooks. SPECIALIST SUBJECT: The Hungarian music scene
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Damien Hypolite Matches Assassin's Creed Unity's 1789 Paris with 2014 Paris
All photos by Damien Hypolite. Used with permission.
There's a saying that art imitates life but Damien Hypolite has elevated the concept to an even higher meta-level by taking screenshots of 1789 Paris in Assassin's Creed Unity and matching it up with the modern day capital.
"I was playing the game, walking in the 1789's Paris trying to find places where I used to live in the capital," Damien says. "I was very impressed by the quality of the work and how some places have changed since that era."
Damien says the idea all clicked together when he saw some of Christopher Moloney's FILMography seriess, in which he brings movie stills to their real life counterparts. "I asked myself, what if I try to do the same with screenshots from the game, using them as high quality pictures of a period when photography did not exist," Damien expounds.
"The first day I played the game I had a map of Paris near me and try to find my directions through the streets and famous buildings," Damien, a graphic and motion designer and journalist for Sciences et Avenir, explains. "The next day I printed the screenshots and and went biking to all the same spots."
Equipped with only a Sony Xperia smartphone, Damien tried his hardest to match up the same angle captured in the screenshots. "Some snapshots were very easy to match, Notre-Dame for example, and other were more difficult," he says. "The Louvre for instance was a little bit dangerous to match the screenshot angle since I had to stand in the middle now busy Paris' street with traffic around me."
"Some snapshot didn't match, and even some were not accurate," Damien quips. "For example, the Bastille was in fact in the opposite direction in the game." Overall, Damien was pleased after his full day of shooting and went back to his home to make a few color corrections in Photoshop and posted them online.
"Later, I realized some people thought it was all made in Photoshop," Damien protested. "But they're all real, the rain drops on pictures proves it!"
Be sure to check out more of Damien's work on his Tumblr as well as his writing on his videogame blog, and follow him on Twitter.
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Kevin Lee is a freelance journalist and photographer based in Brooklyn.
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Concrete Coring in Van Nuys consists of a multitude of Residential as well as Commercial Services. Concrete core drilling is the process of drilling perfectly circular holes through concrete walls, floors, and almost any kind of concrete structure. Concrete coring is a process of controlled sawing, drilling and removal of concrete performed by skilled operators using special saws that use diamond impregnated blades. Unlike using jack hammers, modern concrete cutting leaves a smooth attractive finished product and creates zero dust during the process.
Concrete Sawing – This is mainly focused with the sawing of concrete by diamond-tipped wire or blade. Before doing this, many calculations take place in order for smooth operation, which any novice or amateur may not be able to carry out. We are also able to perform sawing on steel-reinforced concrete or pre-cast concrete.
With the recent motorized system of guided wheels improving both efficiency and power, the exercise of diamond wire sawing has become increasingly easier. Concrete Coring Company in Van Nuys has all the experience necessary to cut heavily reinforced concrete, solid steel and even rock. The precise quality of cuts resulting from our diamond-tipped saws make it the method of choice for many demolition projects.
With our capabilities all factions of demolition also possible, we are basically a one stop shop when it comes to concrete cutting van nuys. To learn more about concrete coring in Van Nuys please feel free to contact us an we'd be happy to assist you with any and all needs.


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The Civil War in One Chart
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If you own timeshare in Spain, you may have been contacted by a company that is claiming that 'all contracts in Spain are illegal' and that you can get all your money back, and more, if you use their legal services.
Not surprisingly, it's not nearly as simple as this and we wish to present the facts as we see them.
First, by way of background, Spain's first timeshare law came into force on 5th January 1999. This was then replaced by a new timeshare law on 6th July 2012.
Timeshare clubs already operating in Spain when the law came into force in 1999 had to produce and file a 'Deed of Adaptation' with the Land Registry within a certain period of time and provided that they did so, any sales made prior to 5 January 1999 by those timeshare clubs were not impacted at all by the new legislation.
The understanding of the industry, as well as lawyers and the Land Registry was that provided the Deed of Adaptation was filed, the existing timeshare club could continue to operate (and timeshares in it could continue to be sold) in accordance with the schemes' existing duration and for many years, perpetuity contracts were standard contracts in timeshare resorts.
In 2015, the Supreme Court chose a new interpretation of the law and deemed one contract void. This new interpretation is under review but for the time being it is being followed by the lower courts. In addition, you should note that this interpretation only applies to contracts that are governed by Spanish law and signed between 5th January 1999 and 6th July 2012.
You should, however, be aware that there are a lot of exaggerated and misleading advertisements on the Internet, TV and in newspapers about the rulings. Not all cases are won by the claimant and even when they are, claimants may receive far less than they were promised by the lawyers. The reality is that law firms are not telling their clients that the legal process is lengthy and time consuming. Nor are they telling them about the amount they are likely to recover or their future financial liabilities when taking their developer to court. Amongst other things:
Claimants will have to pay their own legal fees – often upfront. If the claimant loses the case, the legal fees paid by them are irrecoverable and the Claimant will generally be ordered to pay the Developer's legal costs.
If successful, the lawyer will often want a share of any monies recovered which can be as much as 30%
Claimants will need to attend court hearings in Spain and will incur flight and accommodation costs
Claimants' costs may increase if proceedings are drawn out, decisions appealed etc
If the Claimant wins, they may still be ordered to pay the developer a fair market price for the holidays they have taken in the resort over the years
Some of these so-called legal firms (although they may have "legal" or law" in their business name) are nothing of the sort, are not registered with the SRA (Solicitors Regulation Authority, the body that regulates solicitors in England and Wales), or the equivalent regulatory body in Spain and may not have properly qualified lawyers working for them at all. Some are linked to networks that have been the cause of numerous consumer complaints and breaches of consumer regulations and are under investigation by the authorities.
Whilst, the vast majority of owners are happy with their timeshare, some may wish to dispose of their timeshare but are then persuaded into signing up to legal action during a slick sales process.
What action should you take?
If a company approaches you and invites you to take your resort to court, we would advise the following:
First, contact your resort. If you are looking to dispose of your timeshare, you might be able to do so through the resort's own exit programme, particularly if it's a member of the industry trade body, RDO (Resort Development Organisation). There is no need to pay a fee to a claims company to do this.
Check out the company's credentials on the KwikChex timeshare business check website www.timesharebusinesscheck.org. Since new rogue legal businesses are appearing all the time, if you cannot find the name of the one that you have been in contact with or seen on the Internet on the published list, double-check by making an enquiry through the contact form provided – http://timesharebusinesscheck.org/report-your-concerns/. The information provided by KwikChex is fully verified and is used by law enforcement authorities.
Cold calling in itself is not illegal unless you have signed up to the Telephone Preference Service, but a company you do not know that calls you to offer you a service and already has details of your timeshare, has most probably obtained this information illegally. You should put the phone down on anyone who cold calls you and report it to both your resort/developer and to KwikChex. If you are registered with the TPS, you can also make a complaint via
https://complaints.tpsonline.org.uk/consumer
Remember, there are considerable risks in taking a company to court if you are making false or exaggerated statements about, for example, the sales process.
For further information or assistance, you can contact KwikChex, which is Trading Standards approved and works closely with law enforcement agencies to take action against bogus companies that mislead or defraud timeshare owners. Contact details for Kwikchex are set out below:
Telephoning from the UK: 01823 510625
Telephoning from outside the UK: 00 44 1823 510625
Email: info@timesharetaskforce.org
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This work was inspired by the personal change of my life, becoming a jewellery designer after several years of working in another field. The Rebellious Chains are about the newly gained freedom, unused potential and ambition surfacing. I transformed ordinary chains, still respecting their original values but enabling them to achieve jewellery status on their own, not just in a supporting, subordinated role. They symbolise the process of becoming self-aware and focus on how they start to form their own patterns instead of the repetitive baseline function they used to have or what was expected of them. The first chain just starts to realize that it can actually move in an unexpected way, while the second produces new chain links out of its own ones. The third piece is giving birth to larger, more complex chain links through the joining of the original links.
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Find out about Somerton Self Storage. Somerton is a suburb of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 21 km north of Melbourne's central business district and 26.2 km away from where Sunshine Self Storage is located. Somerton is mostly an industrial and business suburb, and has a number of industrial parks including the Austrak Business Park, Somerton Logistics Centre and the Northgate Distribution Centre.
Transport in Somerton include bus route 532 and SmartBus route 901 (Frankston - Melbourne Airport). Roxburgh Park Station on the Craigieburn line, and Upfield Station on the Upfield line are the nearest railway stations to Somerton. Somerton originally had a railway station that opened in 1881 and closed to passengers in 1960.
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THE $1.5 MILLION DEAN Forest Road Widening Project in Chatham County, Georgia, included the expansion of SR 307 from a two-lane highway to four-lane highway for a length of .5 mile. The project was divided into three phases. The first phase of the project consisted of the construction of new roadway including surcharge removal, storm drainage, graded aggregate base course, asphalt base course, asphalt binder course, asphalt surface course, concrete curb and gutter, concrete medians, grassed medians, traffic signals, striping, and signage. After the first phase of the project was constructed, traffic was shifted onto the new construction. Phase Two of the project contained the same components as the first phase as well as mill and inlay of much of the existing highway. Phase Three included the shifting of traffic to the outside lanes on the newly constructed roadway in order to allow all median work to be completed. The one traffic signal and remaining concrete islands were completed in this phase and traffic was placed in the final configuration. The project required special attention to the adjacent wetlands.


I have this 80G machine here which I want to turn into a dualboot with 40G each, Win and FBSD.
As it seems impossible to just resize the slices and partitions, I guess the best way is to copy my current system to a backup-server in the network, repartition the disk and copy my old BSD system back.
What do you think and what's the best way to do accomplish this?
I've done something similar with the application "partimage". Maybe this could be the solution you are looking for.
Good, but don't forget to double check the pathes in vital system files like /etc/fstab.. and other friends.


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Google joins Open Compute Project, contributes 48V rack
Google will also collaborate with Facebook to create a common 48V rack that can be used in cloud data centers.
Written by Larry Dignan, Contributor on March 9, 2016
Google has joined the Open Compute Project and plans to contribute a new rack specification to run the infrastructure in its data centers.
With the addition of Google, most of the hyperscale cloud players are in the OCP, which was started in 2011 by Facebook. Microsoft has been using OCP specs in its Azure cloud.
Google said that it will contribute a 48V power distribution rack so it can use OCP technology in its data center.
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The news comes as OCP kicks off its U.S. summit in San Jose.
In a blog post, Google said it has been tweaking power supplies for years going from 12-volt architectures in 2006 to more efficient versions in 2009. In 2010, Google started developing a 48V rack power distribution and boosted efficiency by 30 percent.
The company added that it is collaborating with Facebook on a common 48V rack that will be submitted to OCP. Google added:
As the industry's working to solve these same problems and dealing with higher-power workloads, such as GPUs for machine learning, it makes sense to standardize this new design by working with OCP. We believe this will help everyone adopt this next generation power architecture, and realize the same power efficiency and cost benefits as Google.
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