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Shaq Fu Returns With A Bang In A LEGEND REBORN
ToAks 21st October 2018 3 comments
Amiga, Beat Em Up, Nintendo, Playstation 4
Do you remember a fighting game featuring Shaq? Well, if you don't then there's a good reason for it as it was a really bad Street Fighter II wannabe title with very little variation and some horrible game mechanics that made the game not just bad but extremely boring to play for anything longer than like 10 minutes.
Shaq Fu was originally developed by Delphine Software and published by Ocean for the SNES and Megadrive and while a respectable developer with some fantastic games on the resume, Shaq Fu was nothing to write home about.
The Amiga version came out a bit later and that version was ported by THE DOME which had by then done some very bad games like Cliffhanger and The Last Action Hero for Psygnosis earlier on meant that expectations for SHAQ FU were very low to say it nicely.
Shaq Fu came in two versions for the Amiga, OCS and AGA and both are more or less identical to each other and to be honest i struggle to find anything to put the finger on to why one says OCS and the other not.
Graphically the game look and plays OK, but limited on features along with the typical "there ain't sound fx and music at the same time" and " no parallax scrolling " and " no thousands of colors on screen at the same time" and no it ain't a total trainwreck or anything but when you know that there are games like ELFMANIA, FIGHTING SPIRIT and SHADOW FIGHTER already on the Amiga, well that's when you ask yourself if Shaq Fu is even worthwhile your time.
Shaq Fu in general just feels like a missed opportunity, i am pretty sure that this could have been an amazing game if done by the right people but then again the original developer was Delphine Software, the team behind fantastic games like Another World and Flashback to name a few… What the hell happened?
Well, first of all, is that Shaq Fu dude…
You know, Shaq Fu was never meant to be a fighting game really, it was meant to be a Basketball game at first but Shaq himself wanted it to be a fighting game as he loved Mortal Kombat… Ok, now we know where it went belly up i guess, Delphine is known for doing adventure and games heavy on story and not "smooth" fighting games with a gazillion of characters and fighting mechanics that add things like playability and longevity.
Shaq Fu came on 6 floppy disks for both the OCS and AGA versions and yes it was badly handled which meant that you were up for some proper disk juggling if you wanted to play the game with only one floppy drive, the loading times has to be some of the worst i have encountered for a title like this, no track loading, no HDD installer and so on.
Everything just feels so god damned rushed and yes this was the very last game from THE DOME on Amiga (which is both good and bad…).
Delphine Software went on to make many awesome games after this one although most of them were games in the Moto Racer series which was pretty much the only good motorbike series out there (except for Road Rash that is) for over a decade.
Now, 23 years later the "legend" returns, yes Shaq Fu of all things got a sequel and yes they created it because they wanted to fix everything… and their exact words was – Shaq-Fu returns and this time we won't FU it up!.
Strong words for a project that is almost as insane as rebooting that horrible Bubsy 3D character thing game from the SNES and PSone era, and yes we all know how that turned out in the end right? it ended up pretty much as a bargain bin title which is mediocre at best.
So how good is this Shaq Fu sequel/reboot then?
Well, the presentation bit of the game is rather good, to say the least, well-made stuff and hilariously funny too, it won't win any awards or anything but this will be remembered for sure.
Loads of videos, pictures and dialogues throughout the whole game and yes all of them well worth your time.
Over the to the gameplay then, this time around it ain't a VS. fighter but a Beat Em Up Brawler type of game ala the brilliant Team 17 game earlier this year, well except for the brilliant multiplayer mechanics and so on that is as Shaq Fu is a single player game only.
Single player beat em ups are rather rare in today's retro wave and i have to say that i found it very peculiar that they didn't add a sidekick in this one to cash in some of the "2 player CO-OP" hysteria that is going on around lately.
The graphics work good with varied styles and locations, everything feels like a huge acid trip but in a good way if you are up for the senses of humour style it got for you.
The screen will get very crowded from time to time and this is where you get some crazy power-ups and moves like SHAQ-TUS and SHAQ-DIESEL or whatever which turns your hero into some pretty hefty killing machine thingy, it sounds crazy but heck it works pretty good and for me it works better than many of the other sidescrolling beat 'em ups that get released these days.
Silky smooth animations and a ton of boss battles which is too easy to say it nicely is what made me like this game more than i really should have.
The game never struggles and while it might not have a lot of moves or whatever it still feels fresh with some of the special "takedown" animations that happen every now and then.
Shaq Fu works for the most part but some of the later levels might be a bit repetitive but keep in mind that it is only 6 levels and i finished it in two sessions so I'd say about 5 hours is what i used to complete the main story, trophies and such stand at 50% or so and i bet i will use another 5 hours to reach 100%.
I guess the thing that made the game fun to play all the way through was down to the simplicity of the gameplay and all the humour thrown at you while both playing and watching cutscenes and so on. Shaq Fu never tries to re-invent the genre and it never takes it to a new level either, this is just simple brain-dead fun that is more of a tribute to the days when these games used to be the most loved genre in the arcade alleys. Wait for a sale (it was – 50% off – last week in the PS+ Sale) as the game is a wee bit short for a 25 Euro type of title.
There's even a DLC pack called Barack-Fu available for the game, you play as Barack Obama and it sounds like a proper game changer too, sadly this package is only available for people who bought the physical version of the game and there is no sign of it becoming available for people who bought the Digital version yet.
Amiga screenshots are from Hall Of Light but box shots are from my own collection as always, the in-game screenshots of the PS4 version are done by me.
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Hmmm..might actually give the the "dude" another chance! 😛
Back on sale right now too, i delayed this article for 3 weeks as i just… yup … had to do other things:p
Fun article mate, and going from 3 to 7 is not bad at all! 🙂
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Trends & Forecast for Ammonia, Nitrogen and Urea Fertilizers Market
Analysis June 1, 2021 Desktop
The global ammonia market is expected to record a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of over 5% during the forecast period of 2019-2024, a recent ResearchAndMarkets report says. Meanwhile, the worldwide ammonia capacity is expected to grow almost 25% over the next decade, from 253 million tpy in 2019 to 290 million tpy in 2030, according to GlobalData. The major factor driving the market is the growing demand in the agriculture industry but also its increasing usage for the production of explosives. Asia-Pacific dominated the market across the world, with the largest consumption from countries, such as China and India, and is further expected to remain the same in the future. Over half of the total projected 25% growth is expected to be accounted for by either announced or planned capacity in India, Russia and Iran, while Nigeria is projected to account for over 20% of the growth. A steady supply of inexpensive natural gas, as both feedstock and energy, is key to expansion.
As mentioned, the agriculture industry dominates the global ammonia market, and this is with an estimated market share of more than 80% in 2018. Ammonia is majorly used in fertilizers that are plant nutrients and are hence required for growth of crops. As for urea, it is a dry nitrogen material produced by reacting ammonia with carbon dioxide. Urea contains the highest percentage of nitrogen among the commonly used dry fertilizers and is rapidly replacing ammonium nitrate in recent years. And it is the continuing growth in agriculture production through the years, primarily owing to the growing population, increasing urbanization, and rising disposable income of individuals, that has been driving the usage of the fertilizers. Demand for fertilizers is rising modestly in the global market owing to ample inventories and low prices for most crops; improving economic prospects in developed countries, Russia, Brazil, and Sub-Saharan Africa; and growing political uncertainty in several large fertilizer-consuming markets. Overall, the rising fertilizer market is expected to drive the ammonia consumption through the forecast period.
The global nitrogen fertilizers market is expected to grow at CAGR of 7% and reach US$70.62 billion by 2023 up from US$ 54.61 billion in 2019. The nitrogen fertilizers market has been geographically segmented into North America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, South America, Middle East and Africa, and the Asia-Pacific region, with the latter accounting for around 43% of the whole market. Nitrogen is one of the fertilizers majorly affecting the pH balance in the soil, whether its alkaline or acidic based on the type of the nitrogen fertilizer that has been used. Also urea market is witnessing rapid growth in fertilizers market as it controls air pollution by catalytic reaction. Global urea capacity is forecast to increase by a net of 17 metric tons by volume for each year and the total production is estimated as 226 metric tones by 2021, according to International Fertilizers Association (IFA). Thus, the expected increase in production of urea promotes the sales of nitrogen fertilizers market.
In Nigeria, the industry produces over 1.5 trillion ft3/yr of gas, but approximately 400 billion ft3 is flared off. Dangote Group's new fertilizer plant and ammonia complex, located in Nigeria's biggest city of Lagos, will be ready to start production later this year. Owned by Aliko Dangote, Nigeria's billionaire business magnate and Africa's richest man, the US$2 billion facility in the Lekki district of Nigeria's commercial hub has a projected capacity of 1.5 million short t of ammonia and 3 million short t of urea annually, making it the world's biggest. Also in Nigeria, Indorama Eleme Fertilizer and Chemicals Limited (IEFCL) manufactures 1.5 million tpy of nitrogen products (2300 MTPD Ammonia & 4000 MTPD Urea Fertilizer) at its 'Train 1' complex. The Singapore-based company is now also undertaking a US$3.3 billion development of 'Train 2' fertilizer project to double the capacity (from 1.5 million tpy to 3 million tpy) of urea production adjacent to the 'Train 1' within the existing manufacturing Indorama complex at Eleme.
OCP Group, the Moroccan phosphate giant, announced in mid-2020 that its US$2.5 billion Greenfield ammonia plant in Nigeria with the capacity of 750 000 tpy of ammonia and 1 million tpy of mixed fertilizers would be operational by 2024. With its 17 domestic plants, Egypt is another leading manufacturer and important consumer (mainly along the fertile Nile valley and delta) of nitrogen that has recently announced a discovery of offshore gas, including the 30 trillion ft3 Zohr field. Fabrication of modules for NCIC's new ammonia plant in the north African country is well underway, with the construction of a 1050 tpd high-pressure stripper at its Ain El Sokhana complex 100 km southeast of Cairo having been completed by Austria-based SBN in June 2020. The new plant, which is expected to enter operation next year, will have the capacity to produce 440 000 tpy of ammonia, 380 000 tpy of urea and 300 000 tpy of calcium ammonium nitrate.
In 2019, Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. (ADNOC) and OCI N.V. merged their fertilizer businesses in Algeria, Egypt and the UAE to create the joint venture Fertiglobe. This new global nitrogen fertilizer leader has a production capacity of 5 million tpy of urea and 1.5 million tpy of ammonia, and a strong presence in both MENA and export markets, allowing it to leverage agricultural growth in east Africa, Asia and Brazil. This combination has brought greater geographic diversity to the joint venture's MENA production channels, enabling greater combined market access to strengthen market share and better serve its customers around the world. Fertiglobe has a centralized commercial team, supported by a robust storage and distribution infrastructure with access to key ports in Arabian Gulf, on the Mediterranean and along the Red Sea. In 3Q20, Fertiglobe reported a 79% y/y increase in adjusted EBITDA to US$192 million.
As for the Asia-Pacific, the market for ammonia in this region is anticipated to grow significantly through the forecast period. Being the largest consumer of fertilizers in the world, China's fertilizer sector is also among the fastest growing industries in the country. As the most populous country in the world, China has a huge demand for agricultural products, which has made the country become the largest consumer and exporter of all three NPK (nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium) macronutrient fertilizers globally. Chinese farmers use an average of 305 kilograms of nitrogen per hectare per year, which is more than four times the global average. The country has also been a significant contributor to the increased use of fertilizers in the global market. China is a hub for chemical processing, accounting for a major chunk of the chemicals produced across the world. With the growing demand for organic and inorganic chemicals worldwide, the demand for ammonia from this sector is projected to grow over the forecast period. In India, the government announced plans in 2014 to invest US$ 7.4 billion to set up two new fertilizers plants and revive four fertilizers plants in different parts of the country. The Indian government also invested US$1.5 billion to build a national gas grid to support the fertilizers plants with gas supply. This is part of a global trend when governments around the world are investing to uplift the agricultural sector, thereby contributing to the growth in demand for ammonia, nitrogen and urea fertilizers.
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Wooster, Ohio – Laura Nelson is a young professional who grew up in Wyoming and works for Certified Angus Beef's (CAB) as an Industry Information Specialist within their supply and development division.
"I went to high school in Pine Bluffs and graduated in May 2009 from UW with my Communication and Journalism degree with an emphasis in agriculture. I started college at Laramie County Community College (LCCC) in Mass Media," explains Laura of her education.
"I was an NCBA intern in college, and that was a direct result of my year spent as a National Beef Ambassador. Being an Ambassador tuned me into the great opportunities for students through NCBA. While working at the NCBA convention I met some folks at CAB, and that led to an internship in their Public Relations and Marketing Division between my junior and senior years of college," says Laura of how she first became involved in the company.
"I really enjoyed that internship, and continued to do some freelance work for CAB during my senior year of college. Their Supply Development Team, which I had never worked with, saw some of my writing and said they had a position open if I would come to Kansas. So I went to Kansas after graduation, and there I was," comments Laura with a laugh. "It was really the result of being a Beef Ambassador and that long list of internships."
From Kansas, Laura moved to Wooster, Ohio with CAB, where she is currently based. She explains that most of CAB is focused on consumer marketing, and working with food service professionals, chefs, retailers and distributors. However, the Supply Development Team, of which she is one of three people, focuses on working with cattle producers, CAB-licensed feedyards and industry professionals to help develop a supply of cattle that meet CAB quality specifications and branded product requirements.
"Our job is to supply information to the beef industry. To do that, we write, and about 50 percent of my job is writing. We send out news releases and stories, and supply context to the Angus Journal, Angus Beef Bulletin and other Angus-oriented publications. We also do radio and some other audio releases," says Laura.
"The other half of my job is dissemination of information to the beef industry. We put on educational events, and help our CAB partners with their marketing and advertisements. As their partner, we help develop ads and provide them access to our creative resources," explains Laura.
She just returned from Amarillo, Texas, where she planned, promoted and organized a one-day educational seminar for feedyard managers and owners. "There were about 75 guys in attendance. Doing events is fun because it's always diverse and something different," comments Laura.
"I went to school for writing, and it's what I love and have always wanted to do. But the diversity of being able to work with more people in the marketing and event planning components of my job allow me to have more human interaction, too," comments Laura. "Writing is a fairly solitary occupation by itself."
She lists the people she's met and the places she's traveled as some of the most memorable aspects of her job to date.
"There are people I interview and write stories about that I get so attached to, and I get so excited and passionate about telling their stories. Sometimes I really connect with people and their story," says Laura.
"I grew up on a ranch, and my idea of what ranching is came from how I grew up. I have a specific idea of cattle ranching because that's what my family does. But then I go to a ranch in Arkansas to do a story on an Angus breeder, and his ranch management, his business plan and everything else looks completely different because he's in a whole different environment and ball game than what I grew up in. To visit these different people and learn about their production systems, and to see the diversity of the cattle business all over the nation, and then to share those stories is so exciting to me," notes Laura.
"I meet all these people who ranch in these completely different environments and backgrounds, and I've found that at the heart they're all the same good, salt of the earth, wonderful cow people. I always want to write these epic novels because I meet these people and am so excited about sharing them with everyone else," comments Laura.
She lists being so far away from home as one challenge of her job.
"I miss Wyoming and home. But I couldn't ask for a better job. To work for a company like CAB right out of college is wonderful. It's a great company to work for, and it's nice to have found a career that I truly enjoy; enough to make up for it moving me so far away from home.
"It's comforting that I can be clear out in Ohio and still work with people from across the country on a daily basis. This winter I'll be at the NCBA convention in Denver, working with some of the same people I did as a Beef Ambassador, just in a different way.
"I still get to work with folks I've known all my life that are in the cattle industry, and I really do enjoy seeing so many fun places and meeting so many great people," she says.
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WWE Releases Emotional Footage Of Becky Lynch Finding Out She Can't Work Survivor Series
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Becky Lynch has been headline news this week since she was the ringleader for the invasion of Monday Night Raw this past week, but the injuries that she suffered during that segment at the hands of Nia Jax mean that she won't be able to compete at this weekend's Survivor Series.
Lynch has become the most popular female wrestler in the company and was hoping to test her mettle this weekend against Ronda Rousey, but that won't be the case anymore. To make matters worse for The Lasskicker, WWE then gave her the job to choose her replacement in the match since she won't be medically cleared.
Follow #TheMan @BeckyLynchWWE on her emotional roller coaster of a day this past Tuesday at #SDLive… pic.twitter.com/zeZbUXE5Ti
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Lynch was obviously emotional when she was handed the news and WWE has now released a seven-minute video which documents a rollercoaster of a day for the SmackDown Women's Champion as she is informed that the match that she was originally supposed to be part of now won't be taking place.
There are reports that WWE could be set to stage this match on a different platform in the coming months instead, with rumors now suggesting that this could be WrestleMania 35's main event now that Charlotte has been given her place.
Lynch can be seen visibly upset by the news and she states that she asked the company to allow her to compete over and over but they wouldn't allow it. She also reiterates that she feels fine and that she could feel fine in five days time but WWE wouldn't take that chance. It's a sad situation but it's something that Lynch now needs to face and push forward from.
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Avalon Heritage were commissioned by the Convent to prepare a pre-application heritage statement relating to a proposed scheme for the development of the St. Dominic's Convent building and its grounds, in Stone Staffordshire, for the purposes of senior living and…
The Dye House, Rushton Spencer.
Avalon Heritage were asked by the owners of The Dye House to prepare a Heritage Impact Statement in support of a planning application for the demolition of The Dye House in Rushton Spencer. Cartographic and archival evidence suggest that the Dye…
Mill Farm Barns, Stone
Avalon Heritage were asked to undertake a heritage impact statement in support of an appeal by the applicant against a refusal to grant planning permission by Stafford Borough Council for the erection of extra living space in the form of…
Aspley Farm
In December 2016 Avalon Heritage weres commissioned by The AJ & AK Warrington Discretionary Trust to undertake a programme of historic building recording on a mid- 19th century barn within the curtilage of a grade II listedarmhouse at Aspley House…
Quarry Bungalow, Baddeley Green
Historic Building Recording
Avalon Heritage were commissioned by the owners of Quarry Bungalow to undertake a Building Recording prior to the demolition of the existing dwelling followed by the erection of a replacement dwelling with vehicular access. Quarry Bungalow is considered to be of…
Land to the rear of Charles Cotton Hotel, Hartington
Heritage Statements
Avalon Heritage Ltd were commissioned by Guy Taylor Associates, on behalf of their client, to prepare a Heritage Statement relating to proposals for the conversion of three stone built, former agricultural buildings to residential use and the replacement of an…
Orme Boys School, Newcastle Under Lyme
Avalon Heritage was commissioned by Kettle and Talbot Ltd to undertake a programme of historic building recording at the former Orme Centre in Newcastle under Lyme. The site contains three buildings of interest represented by the Grade II listed Old…
Spode Cottage Public House, Lichfield
Building Recording
Planning permission was granted by Lichfield District Council for the conversion of Spode Cottage Public House to residential use and Avalon Heritage Ltd were commissioned by the owners, to carry out a programme of level 1 building recording prior…
Market Place, Leek
Avalon Heritage Ltd were commissioned by L C Construction to carry out an archaeological watching brief during consented works at the Land behind 14 Market Place, Leek, in the Staffordshire Moorlands. The site is located in the Leek town…
Neuadd Maldwynn, Welshpool
Avalon Heritage have been commissioned by Lovelock Mitchell Architects to carry out a Heritage Impact Statement on the council offices in Welspool, Powys. The proposal is to turn the building into senior living - this project is ongoing and…
Brinklow Quarry, Warwickshire
Avalon Heritage Ltd were commissioned by the owners of Brinklow Quarry to carry out archaeological excavation works in relation to mineral extraction activities. Avalon Heritage were able to negotiate with the LPA to reduce the amount of work needed on the…
Dains Mill, Staffordshire Moorlands
Avalon Heritage Ltd were commissioned by the owners of Dains Mill to undertake a Heritage Statement in support of a planning application for the variation on a planning permission, originally granted by the Peak District National Park Authority in…
Rear elevation Heritage Impact Statement Turner Heath.
Turner Heath, Bollington, Cheshire
Heritage Statement
Avalon Heritage Ltd (AHL) were commissioned by the owners of Turner Heath, to prepare a Heritage Impact Statement relating to the demolition of the current, single story extension to the rear of Turner Heath and the erection of…
St Stephen's School, Fradley, Staffordshire
Watching brief on an extension at St Stephen's School in Fradley for Fords of Blythe Bridge.
Manor Mill Chadderton, Oldham
Assessment of historic windows
Avalon Heritage Ltd were commission to carry out a window survey on the Grade II listedManor Mill in Chadderton, Oldham. The survey is intended as an assessment aid regarding any future planning proposals made concerning window refurbishment/replacement. Manor Mill…
Arboretum Road, Walsall
Avalon Heritage Ltd were commissioned by the owners of Arboretum Road, to prepare a Heritage Impact Statement o support a planning applicationfor a single storey extension to the rear of the property to provide independent living for a disabled…
Market Place, Derby
Avalon Heritage Limited were commission to undertake a Heritage Impact Statement on a grade II listed building within the Derby City Conservation Area prior to it's conversion into residences. Our heritage consultant was able to ensure that the plans…
The Wardwick Tavern, Derby
Avalon Heritage were commissioned by Derby based developer 3GP Ltd to carry out a Heritage Statement on this 19th century, grade II listed former pub and nightclub. Due for redevelopment into studio accommodation the developer has had to overcome…
The Jacobean House
Heritage Statement, Grade II* listed building
The Jacobean House is a grade II listed building and is one of the earliest stone built buildings in Derby town centre. This former bar and restaurant is due to be redeveloped into residential use. Avalon Heritage have…
Hillside Chapel, Mow Cop
Statement of Significance Grade II listed building
An exceptionally well preserved 19th century Weslyan Chapel with the ground floor converted by the owners as a residence. Avalon Heritage were commissioned by the owners to provide a Statement of Significance on the Chapel to advise on listed…
Haydon Way, Studley
The owners of a Grade II listed property near Studley in Warwickshire have commissioned Avalon Heritage to support them with a contentious planning application to build a garage to the rear of their property. The project has been in planning…
High Street, Cricklade
The owners of High Street in Cricklade, Wiltshire, commissioned Avalon Heritage to undertake a Heritage Statement to inform on the impacts of the demolition and rebuild of some old barns. The property is in the Cricklade Conservation area and…
Derwentside, former iron foundry
Archaeological Evaluation
Avalon Heritage were commission by the developers of the former iron foundry works at Derwentside in Belper, Derbyshire to carry out an archaeological evaluation on the groundworks during demotion of the industrial buildings. The first iron foundry in Belper…
Globe House, Walsall
The owners of Globe House in Bridge Street Conservation Area, Walsall commission Avalon Heritage to undertake a Heritage Statement prior to redeveloping the building into residential accommodation. The building is a good example, both inside and out of Victorian…
St Bartholemew's Hospital, Rochester
Avalon Heritage were commissioned by MCR Property Development to undertake an archaeological evaluation to inform on the potential for buried archaeological remains at the site of the former St Bartholemew's Hospital in Rochester, Kent. The evaluation posed a variety…
The Mill House, Ercall Magna
The owners of the listed Mill House commissioned Avalon Heritage to undertake a Heritage Statement to inform on plans to redevelop a barn, within the curtilage of the main building into a residence for a family member. There has…
Croxden Abbey
Works in the grounds of Croxden Abbey relating to a farmhouse and a planning application for minor landscaping.
Powys Castle
Avalon Heritage Ltd were asked by the Powys Castle Estate to undertake a heritage statement. The castle is dramatically positioned on a steep rise above formal gardens and is surrounded by the stunningly beautiful Powys Castle Estate. …
The Old Granary
Building Recording and Archaeological Watching Brief
Avalon Heritage were commissioned by the owners of the Old Granary a 19th century barn, to provide heritage services prior to its conversion into a residence. The Old Granary sits within the Newton Regis Conservation Area and as such…
The Cow Barn
Avalon Heritage was commissioned by the owners of The Cow Barn to provide a heritage statement prior to the demolition of The Cow Barn and its replacement with a building using material salvaged from the original barn.
Sheaf Street, Daventry
Avalon Heritage were commissioned by the owners of this Grade II listed building to undertake a heritage statement. The core of the building dated back to the 17th century and had undergone many alterations over the years. It's current,…
Former Electric Cinema, Congleton
Avalon Heritage Ltd were commissioned to provide a heritage statement for the conversion of the former Electric Cinema into residences. The client faced a number of heritage issues which had the potential to result in significant costs. By…
Former Natwest Bank, Derby
Former Steiner School
The former Steiner School known as Michael House was was occupied by an early 20th century Steiner School which followed the educational values and beliefs, often referred to as Waldorf eduction, of Rudolph Steiner, an Austrian philosopher, social reformer,…
Cassiobury Lodge
A Heritage Statement was undertaken on this unique property in Bedfordshire to overcome issues relating to internal changes.
Loxley Valley
The Loxley Valley was once the site of a number of 18th century mills making metal works. The fast flowing river Loxley has been a site of industry for over 300 years with its last factories producing bricks for…
Site in Hereford
Archaeological excavation
An archaeological excavation was required to discharge planning conditions relating to the proposed site of a reservoir in Herefordshire. The site yielded several cremations and a burial mound. The applicant was keen to ensure that the reservoir did not…
Putney Vale Cemetary
Heritage Statement and Archaeological Assessment
Avalon Heritage were commissioned by Wandsworth Council to provide a heritage statement and archaeological assessment in relation to the construction of a block of apartments adjacent to the grade 2 listed Putney Vale Cemetery whilst within the wider area…
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Two days ago, my blender went kaput. It started leaking from the connection between the container and the blade. This is very sad mostly because it is a Kitchenaid blender. And it is pink. It matches my mixer. That said, if ANYONE has and ideas on how to repair this, please let me know. I want my blender back. You may remember this dear friend from previous posts.
Put ingredients in the blender or bullet and go. This was a very filling and tasty breakfast.


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Peter Weber's Mom: Yup, She Played a Role in His Split from Kelley Flanagan
Peter Weber and Kelley Flanagan are no longer a couple.
This much we know to be true.
But… why? Why did the former Bachelor and his paramour break up after several months of passionate romance?
What happened, you guys?
About a week after this sad news broke, a bit more light has been shed on the tragic development.
According to at least one E! News insider, Weber broke up with Flanagan because he couldn't handle the pressure of their planned move to New York City together.
"Peter ultimately was the one who ended it with Kelley, but she 100 percent agreed that they needed time apart," explained this insider in early January, adding at the time:
"They had been fighting a lot, and the move was very stressful and put a lot of pressure on them."
Now, though, a second E! News source points a finger at Peter's very polarizing mom, Barbara, who appeared to have a great relationship with Kelley.
But, as it turns out, perhaps did not.
"Kelley did think Barb was very controlling and overbearing but she tried to not let it affect their relationship," this anonymous person alleges.
"Barb put a lot of pressure on them, which was definitely hard."
That does sound a lot like Barbara Weber.
She made headines during her son's run as The Bachelor for coming right out and saying he didn't belong with one of his final suitors, Madison Prewett.
"I don't want anyone to change him, because he is who he is and we love him the way he is," Barbara told Prewett during a face-to-face meeting on the show, referring to how the contestant was saving herself for marriage.
Barbara proceeded to tell Peter that God wanted him to pick Hannah Ann Sluss over Madison.
Peter, of course, did eventually select Sluss.
And then he dumped her for Madison.
And then he dumped her and eventually got together with Flanagan, who Weber had sent home a few weeks prior to The Bachelor finale.
Now, alas, Weber has dumped all three women.
Barb's meddling in Peter and Kelley's romance wasn't a "huge factor" in their breakup, E! reports.
In actuality, the source says, "she got along with Kelley and they enjoyed each other."
Peter simply "couldn't handle" the idea of living with someone, the insider concludes, stating:
"Kelley suspected something was up with him because Peter was being distant. She is definitely heartbroken."
Barb, for her part, addressed this split after her son confirmed it on December 31.
"Love can be fickle and it is not for the timid," she said shortly afterward.
"Those who have experienced it know this all too well. But it is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.
"Our hearts ache for you two. Kelley will always have a piece of our hearts and we wish her only the best."
Here is what Weber wrote to close out 2020, announcing to the world that this romance was over:
Love is a funny thing. It can make you you feel on top of the world and it can make you feel a pain you wish didn't exist. I'm here to share that Kelley and I have decided to go our separate ways.
While our relationship was filled with countless beautiful memories, our relationship simply didn't work out in the end. Kelley is someone I will always have a special love for.
Someone I have learned more from than she will ever understand. Someone I am so thankful came into my life and someone who I will always wish all of life's greatest blessings on.
These moments in life always hurt, but in my opinion that shows you it was worth the time you spent together. Thank you Kelley.
As for what Kelley had to say?
It saddens me to say this but Peter and I have decided to go our separate ways. Peter and I had some unbelievable times together and they will definitely be missed.
Unfortunately him and I are in two different stages of our lives and saw our future paths differently.
I wish Peter the absolute best and want to thank everyone for your continued support as I move on to my next chapter.
I'm still hoping to make it to New York one of these days, but for now I just want to focus on my happiness! 2021, I can't wait to see what you have in store!
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Q: Publicar aplicações em stores que diferem por pequenos detalhes Eu vejo alguma aplicações que são muito parecidas vou dizer até idênticas porem com uma marca diferente ou um detalhe pequeno.
Vou dar um exemplo: a Globosat tem apps de vários canais, mas é tudo o mesmo app com conteúdo diferente, pelo menos na maior parte.
Como isso funciona, cada um é diferente mesmo? Tem como reaproveitar? Seria possível publicar o mesmo app com marcas diferentes e que vai mudar o conteúdo de acordo com o que a marca instalada? Tem como ter uma espécie de DLL que pode ir em um app e aí outros que usam a mesma DLL não precisar mais dela?
Deu pra entender o que quero? Tem solução ou em celular é pior que em PC e desperdiça recursos mesmo?

A: Você pode utilizar o Product Flavor.
Segundo a documentação:

Product Flavors representam diferentes versões do seu app que você pode lançar para os usuários, como por exemplo versões gratuitas ou pagas do seu app. Você pode customizar seu product flavor para usar diferentes códigos e resources, enquanto compartilha e reusa as partes em comum com todas as versões do seu app.

Ou seja, Product Flavors servem para criar versões customizadas do mesmo aplicativo.
Para mais info, leia a documentação

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Nestled in the heart of the Schoemanshoek Valley, 15 km on the R328 from Oudtshoorn to the Cango Caves, you will find our self catering lodge. A true paradise for nature lovers and bird watching friends. Around the pool you can experience peace, tranquility and a breathtaking view of the valley and mountains.
Our free standing cottages are fitted with a fully equipped kitchen, including a fridge, a microwave oven, a cooker with oven, cutlery and a small dining area. All bedding and towels are supplied. Please bring own swimming towels. All cottages have braai facilities.
From your terrace you will lose yourself in the wonderful views of the green Schoemanshoek Valley and the impressive Outeniqua Mountains. To help you cool off, located in the middle of the lodge is our salt-water swimming pool and a trampoline to keep the children entertained. You can all so go hiking on and around the mountain, with an excellent variety of bird live.


Another new talent who had a great 2007, Jenny Lindfors released her debut album 'When the Night Time Comes' in March and the plaudits have been piling up ever since. Lindfors began writing songs at the age of six and playing guitar at age 12. By the age of 18 she was confident enough in her own talents to enter a Song of the Year contest, but it would be another eight years before her debut album emerged.
In between she studied television and video production, worked in Dublin venue the Temple Bar Music Centre and recorded an album with a full band. But she says the results were bland and overproduced and, having lost the fire for playing, turned to DJ'ing and the 9-5 instead.
It was when Lindfors contributed vocals to the soundtrack of the Irish film 'The Halo Effect' that her enthusiasm returned, an EP followed in 2005 and then 'Before the Night Time Comes'. Harking back to that Laurel Canyon sound of US records of the 1970s, it shows that all the false starts and downtimes in Lindfors' career served her well - her album has a flow and grace that you hear all too rarely now.


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'use strict';

require('mocha');
const assert = require('assert');
const Generator = require('..');
let base;

describe('.register', () => {
  beforeEach(() => {
    base = new Generator('base');
  });

  describe('function', () => {
    it('should register a generator a function', () => {
      base.register('foo', () => {});
      const foo = base.getGenerator('foo');
      assert(foo);
      assert.equal(foo.name, 'foo');
    });

    it('should get a task from a generator registered as a function', () => {
      base.register('foo', function(foo) {
        foo.task('default', () => {});
      });
      const generator = base.getGenerator('foo');
      assert(generator);
      assert(generator.tasks);
      assert(generator.tasks.has('default'));
    });

    it('should get a generator from a generator registered as a function', () => {
      base.register('foo', function(foo) {
        foo.register('bar', () => {});
      });

      const generator = base.getGenerator('foo.bar');
      assert(generator);
      assert.equal(generator.name, 'bar');
    });

    it('should get a sub-generator from a generator registered as a function', () => {
      base.register('foo', function(foo) {
        foo.register('bar', function(bar) {
          bar.task('something', () => {});
        });
      });
      const bar = base.getGenerator('foo.bar');
      assert(bar);
      assert(bar.tasks);
      assert(bar.tasks.has('something'));
    });

    it('should get a deeply-nested sub-generator registered as a function', () => {
      base.register('foo', function(foo) {
        foo.register('bar', function(bar) {
          bar.register('baz', function(baz) {
            baz.register('qux', function(qux) {
              qux.task('qux-one', () => {});
            });
          });
        });
      });

      const qux = base.getGenerator('foo.bar.baz.qux');
      assert(qux);
      assert(qux.tasks);
      assert(qux.tasks.has('qux-one'));
    });

    it('should expose the instance from each generator', () => {
      base.register('foo', function(foo) {
        foo.register('bar', function(bar) {
          bar.register('baz', function(baz) {
            baz.register('qux', function(qux) {
              qux.task('qux-one', () => {});
            });
          });
        });
      });

      const qux = base
        .getGenerator('foo')
        .getGenerator('bar')
        .getGenerator('baz')
        .getGenerator('qux');

      assert(qux);
      assert(qux.tasks);
      assert(qux.tasks.has('qux-one'));
    });

    it('should throw an error when getting a generator that does not exist', () => {
      base.register('foo', function(foo) {
        foo.register('bar', function(bar) {
          bar.register('baz', function(baz) {
            baz.register('qux', function(qux) {
            });
          });
        });
      });

      assert.throws(() => base.getGenerator('foo.bar.fez'), /is not registered/);
    });

    it('should expose the `base` instance as the second param', cb => {
      base.register('foo', function(foo) {
        assert(foo.base.generators.has('foo'));
        cb();
      });
      base.getGenerator('foo');
    });

    it('should expose sibling generators on the `base` instance', cb => {
      base.register('foo', function(foo) {
        foo.task('abc', () => {});
      });
      base.register('bar', function(bar) {
        assert(this.base.generators.has('foo'));
        assert(this.base.generators.has('bar'));
        cb();
      });

      base.getGenerator('foo');
      base.getGenerator('bar');
    });
  });

  describe('name', () => {
    it('should use a custom function to create the name', () => {
      base.options.toAlias = name => name.slice(name.lastIndexOf('-') + 1);

      base.register('base-abc-xyz', () => {});
      const xyz = base.getGenerator('xyz');
      assert(xyz);
      assert.equal(xyz.name, 'base-abc-xyz');
      assert.equal(xyz.alias, 'xyz');
    });
  });

  describe('instance', () => {
    it('should register an instance', () => {
      base.register('base-inst', new Generator());
      assert(base.generators.has('base-inst'));
    });

    it('should get a generator that was registered as an instance', () => {
      const foo = new Generator('foo');
      foo.task('default', () => {});
      base.register('foo', foo);
      assert(base.getGenerator('foo'));
    });

    it('should register multiple instances', () => {
      const foo = new Generator('foo');
      const bar = new Generator('bar');
      const baz = new Generator('baz');
      base.register('foo', foo);
      base.register('bar', bar);
      base.register('baz', baz);
      assert(base.getGenerator('foo'));
      assert(base.getGenerator('bar'));
      assert(base.getGenerator('baz'));
    });

    it('should get tasks from a generator that was registered as an instance', () => {
      const foo = new Generator();
      foo.task('default', () => {});
      base.register('foo', foo);
      const generator = base.getGenerator('foo');
      assert(generator);
      assert(generator.tasks.has('default'));
    });

    it('should get sub-generators from a generator registered as an instance', () => {
      const foo = new Generator();
      foo.register('bar', () => {});
      base.register('foo', foo);
      const generator = base.getGenerator('foo.bar');
      assert(generator);
    });

    it('should get tasks from sub-generators registered as an instance', () => {
      const foo = new Generator();

      foo.options.isFoo = true;
      foo.register('bar', function(bar) {
        bar.task('whatever', () => {});
      });

      base.register('foo', foo);
      const generator = base.getGenerator('foo.bar');
      assert(generator.tasks);
      assert(generator.tasks.has('whatever'));
    });
  });
});

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First make the coffee soil and set it aside (it will keep for several days).
In a small sauce pan combine the potatoes, half of the thyme, the garlic and duck fat.
Heat the duck fat to a gentle simmer and cook the potatoes until just tender. Drain the potatoes and reserve the duck fat.
At least 1 hour before cooking, season the steaks with salt and pepper.
Pre heat the grill (gas or better yet…hard wood charcoal).
Make the béarnaise and keep it in a warm place.
Lightly oil the grill and put the steaks on to cook. They will take about 6-8 minutes per side depending on how hot your fire is. Cook them to 125 degrees Fahrenheit and let them rest on a rack for at least 5 minutes before serving.
While the steaks are cooking heat a large sauté pan. Add three tbsp. of the reserved duck fat and start arranging all of the vegetables in the pan cut sides down. (This will help encourage even browning.) Add the other half of the thyme and season them with salt and pepper. Cook the vegetables until they are lightly browned and cooked through.
Arrange the vegetables and steaks on four dinner plates. Scatter some of the coffee soil around the steaks and serve the béarnaise on the side.
Preheat oven to 300 degrees Fahrenheit. Combine all ingredients in a bowl and mix well with hands. Spread evenly in a pan and bake for 12-15 minutes. Cool completely before grinding in a food processor.
To make the reduction: Combine the shallots, wine, vinegar, peppercorns, and tarragon in a heavy-based saucepan and simmer over medium high until 2 tablespoons of liquid remains. Strain and discard the solids.
To make the sauce: In a heavy-based saucepan, melt the butter. Simmer it rapidly for at least 10 minutes; the water will evaporate and the milk solids will coagulate on the bottom and sides of the pan. Let the melted butter sit for a few minutes so the solids will fall to the bottom. Skim off the foam on top and then either decant the golden liquid, leaving the solids behind, or pour the melted butter through a cheesecloth-lined strainer.
Put the eggs and water in a heavy-duty metal mixing bowl (you'll have to hold it by one edge with a kitchen towel over a pot of simmering water). Off the heat, whisk the eggs and water for 30 seconds, whipping in lots of air. Cook the sabayon, whisking constantly and scraping the bowl, until thick and voluminous. The whisk will leave tracks that hold for a few seconds. At this point, take it off the heat and whisk rapidly for 30 seconds to cool it slightly. Add the clarified butter a little at a time, whisking constantly. Be sure the butter isn't too hot or it will break the emulsion.
To finish the sauce, whisk in 1tablespoon of the reduction (or more to taste). Season with salt and pepper. Stir in finely chopped tarragon.


A key facet of an effective job search includes doing your due diligence. For many of us, this includes researching every single human working within a department and institution! Combing websites, reviewing organizational charts, and then searching for information about individuals often helps to inform our decision-making. A question often asked is "Should I connect via LinkedIn with the folks associated with my hopeful department?" Although this may be an unpopular reply, the answer is no…not maybe…but no!
The intended purpose of LinkedIn, as well as other social media platforms, is to stay connected. One might argue that we could stay connected with those we know, yet also get connected to individuals we do not know. I agree with this philosophy, but just not when you are targeting those affiliated with your potential employer. In all of the years of conducting national searches, I have yet to find many employers who appreciated this while the search was being conducted.
The end of a search, irrespective of whether you are the candidate of choice or not, is the perfect time to connect via LinkedIn. The outcome of the search has been determined and you have the foundation of a professional relationship with the person. I appreciate people who send a request to me and then follow the request with a short message via LinkedIn. Particularly, this is of import when not selected for the position. This shows that you are investing in continuing your professional connection.
If you already know the hopeful employer, would it then be appropriate to connect? I would argue that if you knew the person prior to this opportunity, what precluded you from connecting at an earlier point? In a national job search, the perception of your intentions is often more important than your personal rationale for wanting to reach out to the potential employer. This means the timing of your outreach is everything. For many public institutions, the human resources department on their campus provides strict guidelines for communicating with candidates outside of the search process. This could make it impossible for them to connect with you.
"Should I Facebook, Snapchat, or Instagram request them?" Likely, you already know my reply to this! No, and again, no. And then, no!
"If they connect with me via LinkedIn, should I accept?" Yes, I would accept this connection.
"Should I verbally mention during the interview process that I am interested in connecting with them?" There is essentially nothing to be gained from doing this while the search is in process. Remember that once you apply for a position, every move you make is a part of the job interview.
"I do not want to participate in social media…are there ramifications to this?" This is a tough question. Sometimes this has a negative impact, yet it is worse to have a social media presence which is not monitored. Paying attention to your accounts to ensure you are aware of what is attached to your name is of high importance. My favorite example of this occurred when I posted a story about my experience flying on a plane on Facebook. The story was innocuous, simple, and what I thought was comical. A long ago friend replied to the post with a not so appropriate comment. Immediately, I deleted the comment, yet know some other people saw it before it was deleted. This was not my finest social media moment!
Always remember that every day is an opportunity to attend to your social media presence with diligence. Pictures, posts, and blogs attached to your name are always available for public consumption. Paying close attention to these details will help when you are looking for a new opportunity.
Finally, you will never have the opportunity to make a stronger connection than during the interview process itself. Whether you get the job or not, you must keep in mind that the relationships you can make during the search form a part of your professional network and can pay off later. Once a relationship has been forged, making a connection will seem more sincere, and keeping in touch with those individuals on social networks will be both easy and meaningful.
A coach can also help you with networking, which is building relationships over time. A coach can help you identify the appropriate search firm for your next role.
Screening with social media: Intrusive or Savvy?


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Today, on Saturday, June 24th, Liverpool is hosting Armed Forces Day in Britain. Armed Forces Day is a relatively new occasion in the UK; it began as Veterans' Day, in 2006, and was then renamed Armed Forces Day in 2009 in response to declining public support for the armed forces. Events take place across the UK (this year there are over 350), and local councils bid to host the national event – for which they receive a small amount of government funding and sponsorship, and also spend significant amounts of their own money. (More…)
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Forget misogyny, racism or the economy: an ancient craft is what decided this election. (More…)
Blair's Worst Nightmare
Make no mistake about it, the best man won. It's difficult to imagine the agony of those who oppose Jeremy Corbyn. It must be like a nightmare on the scale of a Hieronymus Bosch painting. Imagine it, constant wailing and writhing by defenceless Smith supporters as they are tormented by hordes of demons. That may be just how the Labour Right sees Momentum in particular and the Corbyn base in general. But this twisted fantasy was not enough. (More…)
Origins of American Globalisation
By Paul Mutter
Posted in Blog, Books, Reads
Spreading the American Dream is about the folklore of capitalism on a global stage. Or as an article in The National Interest once pithily described the mentality: "the multilingual, globe-trotting, advanced-degree holding, CNN-watching, Hilton Hotel-staying, international organization-employed cadres who go from trouble spot to trouble spot imposing the neoliberal state- and nation-building agenda on recalcitrant and often ungrateful natives." (More…)
The Gun Rights Utopia
By Magadh
Posted on 9 July 2016 9 July 2016
Posted in Blog, Politics, United States
There's a lot that could be said about the murders of five policemen in Dallas on Thursday night. It all will be said eventually, probably at the top of people's lungs. As usual when this kind of thing happens, the hot takes started flying before the bodies were cold, and there's little point in trying to sort through the particulars until the media environment de-stresses a little (and we have a better idea of what the particulars are).
I have the following to offer, which I would like to preface by saying that there are a couple of points of speculation (or at least not the firmest foundation) with which I will lead in. I have no idea particular model of weapon was used in this atrocity, but it was clearly some sort of semiautomatic rifle. I'm going to guess here that it was legally purchased. The shooter was, if reports are to be believed, a veteran of a combat tour in Afghanistan with no criminal record. It is therefore unlikely that that he would have been prevented from acquiring any sort of otherwise legal firearm even under the new (and seriously misguided) rules being touted by congressional Democrats.
Why is this important? Possibly for a lot of reasons, but I'll stick to this one for the moment. One often hears proponents of gun rights, from the NRA on down the line, propounding the theory that if more people went around armed we'd all be safer. Indeed, this is the thing that almost automatically emits from those quarters in the wake of any mass shooting. The underlying premise of this assertion (and assertion is all it is since there can be no conclusive proof) is a scenario like the one in A Christmas Story in which Ralphie employs his Red Ryder air rifle to rescue his family from the fiendish clutches of Black Bart and his gang.
This armed hero imaginary suffuses the rhetoric of gun rights advocates, and brooks no contradiction: if you were trapped with an active shooter, wouldn't you want to have a firearm of your own? Well yes, but it's a lot more complicated than that. For simplicity's sake I've tried to break down the ways into a list:
1. The proportion of cases in which one is trapped with an active shooter, versus the total number of shootings in the United States is vanishingly small (this article contains some relevant statistics).
2. Having a gun doesn't make you bulletproof. It does not protect you from being shot while you are looking the other direction, or by someone shooting at someone else, or through a wall, or by someone hiding a long way away. In the hands of a properly trained shooter with the right load, an AR15 has an effective range greater than 600 meters.
3. People who are armed, even if they are highly trained, are still very much susceptible to being killed by someone else witha gun who is determined to do so. If we take the casualty figures from Dallas as they are currently known, there were 10 police officers and two civilians shot. 80% of the people shot were themselves armed and highly trained, and half of those were fatalities. Ultimately, even given the fact that they were armed and well-trained, the police didn't resolve the problem with their guns but with explosives delivered by a repurposed bomb disposal robot.
4. There are other things in the world that are lethal, like cars for instance. But you're mostly pretty safe from cars in the built environment. Their ability to kill you inside of most buildings is limited, and they have to basically be right next to you to do it. A bullet does too, but the person firing it doesn't, and said bullet gets to you much faster than a car and quite often with no warning whatsoever. Also, cars are, at least for now, fundamental to making our economy work. Guns aren't.
5. There is an idea, made more or less explicit by the right wing anarchist element among the gun folks, that everyone having guns would make everyone equal. The general spread of firearms would result in the growth of a society of perfect individualism in which such malign forces as the gummint wouldn't be able to force you to give up your hard won coin (probably for the support of black welfare queens anyway). But all this would do would be to make society completely ungovernable. What would result would a state of generalized war like the one described by Thomas Hobbes in Leviathan, where he wrote:
To this war of every man against every man, this also is consequent; that nothing can be unjust. The notions of right and wrong, justice and injustice, have there no place. Where there is no common power, there is no law; where no law, no injustice. Force and fraud are in war the two cardinal virtues. Justice and injustice are none of the faculties neither of the body nor mind. If they were, they might be in a man that were alone in the world, as well as his senses and passions. They are qualities that relate to men in society, not in solitude. It is consequent also to the same condition that there be no propriety, no dominion, no mine and thine distinct; but only that to be every man's that he can get, and for so long as he can keep it. And thus much for the ill condition which man by mere nature is actually placed in; though with a possibility to come out of it, consisting partly in the passions, partly in his reason.
6. You may not be comfortable with the government reserving to itself the legitimate use of violence, but the alternatives are much worse and evidence of this can be gleaned from social breakdowns from Somalia to post-Katrina New Orleans. Already at our current level of firearms dissemination the police are very edgy, as Philando Castile discovered in the moment of his demise in St. Paul the other night. Even adjusting for the fact that different groups are policed differently (whether your firearm is legal or not is in practice rather less important than whether you are white or not), having everybody armed makes society effectively unpoliceable, a that is a recipe for vigilantism and the lynch law.
7. Proponents of this solution seem to think that what would result would be a sort of human scale version of J.R.R. Tolkien's Shire (minus the hobbits but including a full measure of individualistic self-reliance). As far as I can see this is really a recipe a human life that is (to quote Hobbes) "solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short."
In the days and weeks to come we will, I am certain, hear a lot of the same rhetoric. Democrats will propose the same solutions that don't fix the problem but involve greater surveillance of Muslims. Republicans will bang on about the Second Amendment without either seriously insisting on the formation of well-ordered militias or considering the origins of this part of the U.S. Constitution in the need for southerners to police their slaves. But the fact remains that the logic of the gun advocates position leads, inexorably to social collapse and anarchy (and not the good kind). Dallas could be taken to mean a lot of things, but at the very least it shows that vanity of the gun rights utopia.
Photograph courtesy of David Yamane. Published under a Creative Commons license.
Never Again, Full Stop
During 2015, I participated in a Holocaust memorial project that plays with the very notion of a memorial. Never Again Ever! is based on the idea that memorialisation without action is part of the problem, and this was reflected in our events over the past year. (More…)
Trending Takfir
Posted on 6 December 2015 7 December 2015
The hashtag #YouAintNoMuslimBruv has been trending since a knife attack that shut down the London Underground last night. It refers to a bystander who yelled the insult at a person who yelled "This is for Syria!" before attacking three passengers with a knife. (More…)
Post-Industrial Seven Wonders
By Joshua Goldfond
Most schoolchildren have a cursory knowledge of Herodotus' "Seven Wonders of the Ancient World", even if they can't name all of them. A forgivable oversight, as the Great Pyramid of Giza is the only one that remains, too large and intractable to go quietly into oblivion. (More…)
Transgenderism as Patriarchy
By Zenab Bintifada
Posted on 23 April 2015 19 May 2015
Earlier this month, American magazine Allure released a nude photoshoot featuring Orange is the New Black star Laverne Cox. Bloggers like Meghan Murphy of Feminist Frequency shot back, criticizing the alleged "empowerment" of the shoot. (More…)
Demolishing Jerusalem Gate
By Dan Glass
On Monday, the Israeli military arrested five peaceful protesters including Dan Laverick, a 26 year old from Nottingham, and four local Palestinians. At least 150 protesters had assembled at what has become known as the 'Jerusalem Gate' protest camp, near Abu Dis, in the West Bank. (More…)
Never Again in London
Posted on 27 January 2015 28 January 2015
Disabled activists today stood outside 10 Downing Street and the Houses of Parliament to remember the disabled victims of the Nazi Holocaust on the 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. The protest-vigil also stood to highlight current injustices such as the approximate 1,300 people judged fit for the Work Related Activity Group, and later died of their illnesses to condemnation from the medical community, under the coalition government's austerity regime.
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The American Government Just As Bad As Walmart
Written By: A. Coffin
Everybody knows the ugly stories about Walmart; they purchase everything from low cost countries, at the lowest possible price. It is their mission provide the lowest price, and they accomplish their mission. Wouldn't it be something if you found out that the Government was just as bad as Walmart in some of its business practices?
Walmart has been castigated for supporting companies who abuse their workers, particularly children. Especially in the case of garment factories, child labor, blocked fire exits, unsafe buildings, and forced overtime seem to be the norm.
In the case of factories in Bangladesh, Cambodia, Haiti, Thailand, and even Mexico, many of the abuses mentioned above exist and are well documented. What may not be as well documented is that the U.S. government is purchasing, in large quantities, from these very same factories. The U.S. government is displaying the same despicable business practices as Walmart – and getting away with it.
Before the question devolves into traditional party-line politics, it is important to realize that the U.S. government has been associated with these abuses for over a decade. This isn't one party or the other; this is the U.S. government, which is to say, us. Leadership from both sides of the aisle have continually urged the private sector to improve the working conditions of overseas garment factories, all the while purchasing from those very same factories.
The U.S. government is one of the world's largest single garment buyer
The U.S spends over 1.5 billion dollars on uniforms from overseas facilities including:
everything from TSA uniforms to conservation officer uniforms; and
all the clothing sold in military bases at post exchanges.
In both 1999 and 2012, presidential executive orders prohibited forced child labor and human trafficking in contract purchasing for the government. However, other abuses seem to be tacitly permitted.
At a recent audit at a Cambodian plant, which makes clothing for the Army and the Marines, nearly two dozen underage workers were found during an audit.
In Bangladesh, abused workers…a third of whom were children, sewed Marine Corps "logoed shirts". The plant had no working alarm system, despite previous fires. Exits were frequently blocked and locked.
The Labor Department claims a 'zero tolerance' program for these overseas factory abuses, but the audits and interviews show that is not reality.
How Does This Happen?
How does this happen? Federal agencies rarely know who even makes their clothes; much less require audits of them, according to the New York Times. Additionally, there is actually no law against purchasing clothes manufactured overseas under unsafe or abusive conditions.
But the real reason, according to Daniel Gordon, a former top federal procurement official, now at George Washington University Law School, says that the law doesn't
"…exist for the exact same reason that American consumers still buy from sweatshops. The government cares most about getting the best price."
The government says it's made much progress recently, citing rules prohibiting purchasing from factories that use 'debt bondage' or other forms of forced labor. They also urge private sector retailers to strengthen their rules on factories in Bangladesh.
At the same time, however, defense officials recently helped kill a legislative effort requiring military stores, which made $450 million dollars of profit last year, to comply with those rules, saying that the price tag of compliance, at $500,000 dollars, was too expensive.
There are ways to fix the issue, according to the International Labor Rights Forum's Bjorn Claeson:
Set Labor Standards for Overseas Procurement
The labor standards should not be 'voluntary.' They should be part of the contractual commitment.
Make Sure Domestic Suppliers Follow the Law
Even though 1.5 billion dollars is spent overseas, most of the purchases are domestic. But even many of these contract producers don't follow requirements for lawful conditions.
In-source Services
Don't contract out services that can be 'in-sourced,' with more control.
Identify Factories that Supply the U.S. Government
Require bidders for jobs to supply names and addresses of all facilities where work will be performed.
Address Root Causes of Labor Violations
The U.S. government should perform due diligence on the companies that provide the contracts.
Recognize that Labor Compliance is an On-going Process
Any company that supplies labor for the U.S needs to have an on-going and sustainable plan for preventing unsafe conditions, including independent inspections.
Go Beyond Social Auditing Practices
Arrange for independent inspections by parties who have no relationship with the factories or the buyers.
Establish Complain Driven Remediation
Allow complainants to seek remediation not through contract buyers, or sub-contracted factories, but through the U.S. government.
Make Workers Whole
Consider remediation for abused workers, so it doesn't keep happening.
Set Up a System of Interagency Coordination and Collaboration
A standardized approach across all agencies would reduce confusion among suppliers and contractors.
It's a complicated issue, and the path forward isn't clear. What is clear, is like Walmart, the U.S. government…which is us…values cheap goods more than the people who make them.
In the words of Walt Kelly's long-ago comic strip, Pogo,
"We have met the enemy, and he is us."
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A group of Methodists of all ages on holiday at Ardenconnel House in Rhu in the mid-1930s. The B-listed mansion was built by the Buchanan family in the late 18th century, and Ardenconnel was one of the principal estates of the old parish of Row. It was bought in 1899 by the Countrywide Holidays Association, and by 1908 could accommodate 120 guests. The CHA is the oldest walking holiday company in the country, set up in 1893 to encourage participation in, and enjoyment of, the countryside, and to this day, while no longer operating walking holidays, is still working hard to fulfil the vision of founder the Rev T.A.Leonard. The mansion was later converted into modern flats. Image by Jean M.Watson.
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There are 2 major schools of thought when it comes to tarot interpretation in today's tarot community. 2 famous tarot decks were conceived by 2 accomplished members of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, Aleister Crowley and Arthur Edward Waite. Each man introduced his own innovations into the classic occult tarot deck of the Golden Dawn, resulting in the 2 unique methods of reading we have today. The first deck of the 2 had a major head start, being created 4 decades earlier. However, the earlier publication of the Rider Waite tarot deck also had its drawbacks. Being first to finish by such a long time gave Aleister Crowley a lifetime of experience to advance his own methods far beyond the simplistic machinery of the Rider publication. On the other hand, the Rider-Waite's simplicity makes it very easy for anybody to learn to do tarot reading.
If you are new to tarot cards, the first decision you're likely to make is between these decks (or possibly their clones). For most beginners, the choice is obvious. Since the Book of Thoth comes with a small library of recommended reading material to familiarize ones self with the deck, learning to read tarot with the Rider Waite (or RWS-inspired deck) is a no-brainer. The Rider Waite tarot deck has one simple instruction book about the cards which can be referred to easily during any reading. This small book is called The Pictorial Key to the Tarot.
For someone looking for the quickest and easiest method to familiarize their self with tarot reading, Crowley's Thoth deck is not a good choice. This deck is intended for the true student of the occult, unlike Waite's deck which offers tarot understanding for the layman. To approach the tarot from the beginning using the Crowley-Thoth method would require a lot of preliminary studies, which few students are apt to do.
The basic mechanics of each deck both rely on methods of determining 1 of 2 ways to look at each card. Whether or not a card is seen in a positive or negative way is important because each card has both potentialities. The Rider-Waite introduced a method of automating this process by adding the possibility of reversed cards to readings. Crowley opted to follow occult tradition with his Thoth deck, which slows down a reading making the reader label whether each card is well- or ill-dignified before the card can be accurately interpreted.
Reversals really make things simple, so much that they hardly require an explanation. When using this method, if cards come out upside down you leave them that way and read the reversed meaning that has been written as opposed to the regular card meaning. Reversed meanings tend to be in the negative side, but not with every card.
The traditional Golden Dawn method employed by the Thoth deck to determine this factor of tarot readings is known as elemental dignity. This method is not exactly difficult, though it requires a little extra thought. When interpreting each card, the reader must pause to notice the relationship that the card has with its neighbors. If there are cards of the opposite element or suit adjacent to your card, this makes the card ill-dignified. Ill-dignity is similar to a reversed card, giving it the characteristics of the bad side of its personality. On the other hand, cards of the same element give the card more positivity – making it well-dignified. When there are a lot of cards nearby this can get a little complicated, adding and subtracting notches for each factor to make the calculation. Cards of suits that are not the same or opposite are non-factors in this equation.
Another key aspect of each deck is whether it follows occult tradition as Thoth does, or whether it goes against tradition by inverting the card numbers of Justice and Strength from 8 and 11 respectively to 11 and 8. Waite decided to move Justice from #8 to #11 without divulging the reason why he made the change. It seemed to be a strange move to invert cards in the tarot deck for apparently personal reasons, although an occultist of course has the right to do this. Though his colleagues seemed to disagree with Waite on this, the same could be said for Aleister Crowley on many issues, and differences would only be multiplied in the lodge. Further spreading nonsense is a fun method of shoveling dirt on hidden treasure for the idly wealthy occultist. Arthur Edward Waite seemed to enjoy this task the most. The card numbers probably don't make much of a difference either way.
Choice is not always as simple as the illusion that it presents. The choice to learn between one or the other is obvious, or the choice to learn neither or both methods. The Judgement card is a card of choice when you view it as the judge or Angel depicted on the card. Another view is that there is no real choice because the choice that your spirit is meant to take is always taken. Judgement is just an illusion from this perspective, as much as the Angel on the card is to the nonbeliever. As with your illusions, ultimately Judgement is yours too, whether you realize it or not.
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HELLOOOOOOOO! I truly hope that you are having a fabulous week.
Our family has officially been home in Canada for just over a month now and I can't even begin to express how fabulous it is! Kids are in their new routine and I am LOVING being home and sharing all things healthy and it officially feels like summer.
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Bonow Professor of Medicine, Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University, Suzanne and Milton Davidson Distinguished Physician and Medical Director, Vascular Center of the Bluhm Cardiovascular Institute of Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Chicago, Illinois
Dr. Neil Stone is a cardiologist at Northwestern Memorial Hospital with a special interest in lipid disorders. He is the Medical Director of the Center for Vascular Disease of the Bluhm Cardiovascular Institute and was named the Bonow Professor of Medicine in 2012 in preventive cardiology at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine. A seasoned and award-winning lipidologist with more than 35 years of experience in the Chicago-land area, Dr. Stone opened Northwestern Memorial's Lipid Disorders Clinic in 1974 and directs the Susanne and Milton Davidson Lipid Disorders/Metabolic Syndrome Clinic on the 19th floor of the Galter Pavillion.
Dr. Stone's research initiatives focus on cardiovascular nutrition, risk factor control and genetic lipid disorders. He is a Master of the American College of Physicians as well as a Fellow of the American Heart Association, American College of Cardiology, and National Lipid Association. He has extensive experience on national guideline panels for lipid management. He is the chair of the 2013 Cholesterol Guidelines for Treatment of Blood Cholesterol to Reduce Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Risk (heart attack and stroke).
In 2014, he was selected by the American Heart Association as Physician of the Year. Consistently elected to the Best Doctors in America by his peers, Dr. Stone was also awarded the New Jersey Healthcare Foundation Humanism in Medicine Award in 2002 and named Outstanding Volunteer Clinical Teacher in 2001 by the American College of Physicians.
Dr. Stone completed medical school at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine, where he graduated summa cum laude in 1968. He completed his internship and residency at Harvard's Brigham and Women's Hospital and returned to Northwestern University for his cardiovascular fellowship. He studied lipids and cardiology at the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute and was the chief medical resident at Northwestern Memorial from 1973-1974. Dr. Stone is board certified in internal medicine and cardiovascular disease. He also is an inaugural diplomate of the National Lipid Association.
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Eva Robbins is a rabbi, cantor, artist, Reiki practitioner, and author. She sees herself as a late-bloomer who has discovered skills and passions as she's surrendered to her alchemic process. As a child of Holocaust survivors and a caregiver to her husband who has both chronic and acute medical challenges, she has waded through the darkness but always found light and expansion.
Her greatest joy is supporting others to continue their own spiritual journeys and find a path to elevate their lives. "Whether through music, prayer, study, yoga, meditation, or celebration of Holy Days, we can each find our doorway to wellness, healing, and expansion." Eva resides in Los Angeles with her beloved partner Rabbi Steve Robbins, is the mother of Rachael, Jesse, and Naomi, and the grandmother to Ethan.
Eva's Series for the Feast for the Soul encompasses Judaism, the Torah, and their mystical elements. Stay tuned!
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Rabbi Eva recently published her first book, Spiritual Surgery, A Journey of Healing Mind, Body and Spirit, based on her rabbinic thesis about the Mishkan, the traveling sanctuary in Torah and its spiritual purpose. She hopes to have her inspirational memoir published in 2019. She has now found a new voice, the writer, hoping to help open the pathway for others to creative, openhearted, and spiritual expression as a pathway to healing, loss, and suffering. As a daughter of Holocaust survivors, pain and suffering have been an integral part of her DNA, yet she continues to grow and thrive, expanding and opening new doorways for self-expression.