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Red Waves Cushion, Velvet Cushion, Chinoiserie pillow
Item Code: #J207004
This artistic cushion cover is made of luxurious velvet. The design features amazing artworks inspired by Edo period kimono patterns. The image is striking with exquisite red colouring and wave patterns. Weather you'd like to add some fluidity to your daybed or an artistic atmosphere to your lounge area, these cushion covers are your perfect choice to do so.
Material: Velvet with piped edge
Washing instructions: Machine wash at max 30C gentle
Note: Cushion cover only, cushion pad sold seprately
Courtesans Printed in Blue Cushion
This artistic cushion cover is made of luxurious velvet. It has a design inspired by the work of Artist Utagawa Kunisada, from the series of Courtesans Printed in Blue. He was one of the three most recognised Japanese color woodcut in the Edo period. Weather you'd like to add some fluidity to your daybed or an artistic atmosphere to your lounge area, these cushion covers are your perfect choice to do so.
Goldfish Cushion, Chinoiserie pillow, Silk with Piped edge
This artistic cushion cover is made of 100% satin vegan silk. It has a design inspired by the work of Artist Liu Chang featuring two goldfish that swim elegantly under the waterlily which represents fortune and good luck in Chinese culture. Weather you'd like to add some fluidity to your daybed or an artistic atmosphere to your lounge area, these cushion covers are your perfect choice to do so.
Bird Cushion, Chinoiserie pillow, Silk with Piped edge
This artistic cushion covers is made of 100% satin vegan silk. It has a design inspired by the work of Artist Zhi Yu featuring a bird resting on a magnolia flower branch. Artist Zhi Yu was a Court Painter and also worked for the Qianlong Emperor as a government servant. His drawing is in an academic style and is inspired by nature including flowers and birds, fishes and insects, which are painted vividly using fine lines and graceful movements. This cushion makes an elegant gift and a very tasteful addition to any room decor.
Floral Cushion, Chinoiserie pillow, Silk with Piped edge
This artistic cushion cover is made of 100% satin vegan silk. It has a design inspired by the work of Artist Yu featuring a butterfly resting on a bright flower. Artist Zhi Yu was a Court Painter and also worked for the Qianlong Emperor as a government servant. His drawing is in an academic style and is inspired by nature including flowers and birds, fishes and insects, which are painted vividly using fine lines and graceful movements. This cushion makes an elegant gift and a very tasteful addition to any room decor.
Butterfly and Lily Cushion Cover
Classical Artist Zhi Yu, was born in Chang shu, Jiangsu province in the 18th century. He was a Court Painter and also worked for the Qianlong Emperor as a government servant. His drawing is in an academic style and is inspired by nature including flowers and birds, fishes and insects, which are painted vividly with fine lines and graceful movements. This soft cushion has a design inspired by the work of Artist Yu featuring a butterfly resting on a bright flower. It makes an elegant gift base on the classical Chinese master piece and very tasteful addition to any room decor. New & exclusive to JE gallery, bring you the best of oriental art & culture.
Kabuki Actor Portraits AKEMI Coin Purse
Utagawa Kunisada (1786-1865) was one of the three best representatives of the Japanese color woodcut in Edo period. However, among European and American collectors of Japanese prints, beginning in the late 19th and early 20th century, the artist was regarded as rather inferior to the greats of classical ukiyo-e, and therefore as having contributed considerably to the downfall of their art. For this reason, some referred to their works as 'decadent'.
This coin purse has a design inspired by the work of Artist Utagawa which features two Kabuki actors performing a Japanese drama. The coin purse makes a unique gift and it is perfect to slip into your handbag. New & exclusive to JE gallery, bring you the best of oriental art & culture.
Gold Frame Leather Handbag, Japanese Gift, Leather Bags Women
Utagawa Kunisada (1786-1865) was one of the three best representatives of the Japanese color woodcut in Edo period. This EMI Gown Handbag has a design inspired by the work of Artist Utagawa which features two kabuki actors playing the roles of Yoshitsune and Benkei, fighting at Gojo bridge. It would be a perfect treat and complement your new season look in style.
Big Wave AYA Shopper bag
Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849) was the leading ukiyo-e artist and printmaker of the later Edo period. This unique Shopper bag has a design inspired by Hokusai's iconic woodblock print. It is a colored version of the famous Great Wave off Kanagawa from the 36 views of the Fuji and the wave crests are the shape of birds. It makes an elegant gift and is both stylish and ideal for all your shopping.
Crane Cushion, Velvet Cushion, Chinoiserie pillow
This artistic cushion cover is made of luxurious velvet. The design features amazing artworks inspired by Edo period kimono patterns. The image is striking with exquisite red colouring and elegant crane. Weather you'd like to add some fluidity to your daybed or an artistic atmosphere to your lounge area, these cushion covers are your perfect choice to do so.


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Hells Angels attended murdered B.C. teen's funeral
ctvbc.ca Published Thursday, September 30, 2010 5:47PM PDT
A popular teenager murdered in a daytime attack at a suburban Vancouver park was laid to rest this week in a private family ceremony that was also attended by Hells Angels.
Delta police Sgt. Sharlene Brooks was asked at a news conference Thursday afternoon if members of the notorious biker gang were at 15-year-old Laura Szendrei's funeral.
She confirmed they attended and said they were there to support Laura Szendrei's father.
Brooks appeared uncomfortable with the question and refused to elaborate or say whether police are investigating any connection between the Hells Angels and the death.
Brooks told reporters that police have still not determined if the daylight attack on the teenager on Saturday was random or targeted. Investigators also have not located a person of interest seen leaving the area where Szendrei was killed shortly after the attack.
But she added that police have received more than 150 tips about the murder.
Investigators have not ruled out possible connections between Szendrei's killing and previous incidents, and will be revisiting those cases, Brooks said.
Police have confirmed that there were two pepper-spraying incidents at local parks on Sept. 17. Earlier this year, two women were hit from behind with a blunt object while walking or running alone in separate incidents in the surburban city.
Bushes at Mackie Park will be trimmed
Delta city officials have also announced that the trees and bushes that line Mackie Park, where Szendrei was brutally beaten, will be trimmed down to improve visibility.
Parks staff will remove obstructing bushes and low branches from Mackie Park immediately, according to a release from Mayor Lois Jackson's office.
"The safety and well-being of our citizens is of utmost concern and priority," it reads.
"As well, Delta police will remain highly visible in and around North Delta schools, interacting with parents and students during this difficult time."
The letter cites public demand for officials to address potential safety concerns in the city's parks.
Councillor Robert Campell, chair of the Parks, Recreation and Culture Commission, has been tasked with identifying other areas of concern in Delta's parklands and report to council.
With files from The Canadian Press
Laura Szendrei
Laura Szendrei, 15, died early Sunday morning the day after being attacked in North Delta. Sept. 26, 2010. (Facebook)
A police officer stands at the entrance to a pathway as other officers investigate the beating death of a 15-year-old girl at Mackie Park in Delta, B.C., on Sunday September 26, 2010. (CP/Darryl Dyck)
A police officer stands at the entrance to a pathway to a wooded area as other officers investigate the beating death of a 15-year-old girl at Mackie Park in Delta, B.C., on Sunday, Sept. 26, 2010. (CP/Darryl Dyck)
Laura Szendrei, shown in this undated photo, was beaten to death in Delta, B.C. (Facebook)
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Sales agents, film funds speak at Sarajevo's CineLink
By Natasha Senjanovic 2015-08-21T09:26:00+01:00
Elle Driver, Wide Management and European film funds on what brings them back to the Sarajevo Film Festival's development and financing platform.
The Sarajevo Film Festival has launched the 13th edition of CineLink (Aug 19-22), a development and financing platform that provides the backbone of its industry section, featuring around 25 projects suited for co-production.
The selection - split between a co-production market and work in progress event - has traditionally focused on Southeast Europe but has opened up in recent years to projects from the Caucasus region, while this year will see two projects from Doha and one from Russia.
Click here for the co-production market titles
Click here for the Work in Progress titles
"From the very beginning, the Sarajevo Film Festival always aimed to be relevant for the film industry," says Jovan Marjanović, head of industry at SFF.
And it is, thanks especially to the CineLink Industry Days, which essentially drew the map of the regional film industry – and placed Sarajevo squarely in its centre. As it continues to hone its territorial scope and international import, the overall opinion among industry professionals is that the market's true trends are consistency and quality.
Co-MD of Elle Driver, Eva Diederix, says her company is a fixed presence at CineLink, the only co-production market for Eastern and Southern Europe, because it is an "important opportunity to get updated on all that's new in the region."
To her, the most interesting projects in this year's Works in Progress section are Godless by Ralitza Petrova and The Fixer by Adrian Sitaru (Hooked).
Another prominent project, in the CineLink Co-Production Market, is A Ballad by acclaimed Bosnian director Aida Begić (Snow, Children of Sarajevo). Begic has 30 meetings lined up in Sarajevo but knows that there are still hurdles to overcome in finding potential co-producers.
"I don't have to explain every detail of what I make and who I am, but at my third film I also no longer have access to the various first and second film funds." CineLink, to her, is a necessary step in the financing stage.
For sales agent Nawid Saram, of Wide Management, "the team organizing the industry events is great and they know how to choose projects that fit: independent films with strong artistic elements.
"We know the projects we see here in the production and pre-production phase will have a [distribution] carrier, even if not a commercial carrier."
Wide Management currently has two films screening at SFF that were picked up at CineLink: Bulgarian-Greek co-production The Lesson (playing in the In Focus section) by Petar Valchanov and Kristina Grozeva; and Competition title Panama by Serbia's Pavle Vučković, which world premiered in Cannes' Special Screenings sidebar.
To Saram, one CineLink trend lies with the region's young directors, who he feels can be more dynamic and modern than their Western European counterparts, "who don't always present in such interesting ways the impact of social media on young people. Panama is a great example of one that does."
CineLink growth
Eva Hubert of the Hamburg-based film fund FFHSH (Filmförderung Hamburg Schleswig-Holstein) – which spends 15-30% of its budget on international co-productions – adds: "In the first years, there were 25 projects in CineLink, but now the number has reduced, which has made the market even more concentrated and the quality even higher."
Manfred Schmidt, CEO of Germany's MDM film fund (Mitteldeutsche Medienförderung), which extensively co-finances Eastern European films, echoes Hubert: "It's so concentrated you can really meet whomever you want, in pitches, meetings…and later over a glass of wine."
Schmidt feels that trends are less important than the quality of projects at CineLink. "There's no way to say what projects are right, because it always depends on the individual quality of a story and how it is told. These are all arthouse films, which will never have big box office success, but the stories are strong so for us it just makes sense to be here."
In terms of the selection criteria, Marjanović says: "Projects are chosen on our taste, on a hunch and on a personal knowledge of directors' and producers' work. We stand behind our choices and it is clear to the industry that the selection is curated. It is also a logical prequel and sequel, if you will, to the festival's film programmes."
Marjanović sees a tendency, albeit not a popular one, "in lower budget films across the board and, more importantly, in more regional co-productions with the neighbouring countries."
He is excited about what he sees as "a new maturity in the region. Before co-productions were mostly made with Western Europe. But one prominent example is Dalibor Matanić's The High Sun," a Croatian-Serbian-Slovenian co-production and winner of the Jury Prize in this year's Un Certain Regard, now in Competition at Sarajevo. "They had confident producers and confident film funds behind them and it was greenlit quickly in the development phase – this was not the norm before."
Sarajevo Film Fund
Hubert applauds CineLink's organizers for doing everything "smartly, they are really always thinking about how to improve. They don't just rest on their laurels."
This is because, Marjanović explains: "We like to think several years in advance. Last year we launched the City of Sarajevo Film Fund, to further diversity co-productions beyond geographical Europe."
In fact, India and Mexico were among the first territories with which the Film Fund struck co-production agreements in 2014.
Marjanović says this is reflected in the imminent EU Convention on International Co-productions but specifies that "legal frameworks are not the only thing that's necessary, you also need financial frameworks."
To this end, Italy's Alessandro Gropplero – head of When East Meets West, the co-production market of the Trieste Film Festival, as well as head of international relations of the Friuli Venezia Giulia Audiovisual Fund – has been traveling the world.
A prominent figure at CineLink since 2009, Gropplero says: "As a fund we're positioned in a border region that shares the history, culture and traditions of Eastern Europe.
"And with [When East Meets West] we reach beyond typically co-production friendly countries, like Germany and France, because we feel it's interesting to open windows on other lesser-known industries and create new, interesting co-production combinations, like between Hungary and Ireland."
Last year's Focus in Trieste was North America, while this year Gropplero travelled throughout South America to meet with and eventually bring to Trieste potential partners from Spanish-speaking countries, all in the name of boosting the regional film industry.
Gropplero also feels that CineLink has been fundamental in creating what he hopes in the future "will be a more varied international co-production panorama".
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Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman agreed new deals with Russia, which include military and nuclear spheres, as well as covering aspects petroleum of the nations' petroleum sales and production.
During the meeting in St. Petersburg where President Putin received the Deputy Crown Prince, Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir and the all-powerful Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi – the two sides signed a total of six new cooperation agreements.
The delegations also took the opportunity to address ways to improve bilateral relations, particularly in the fields of technical cooperation, housing, oil and gas, and investment opportunities.
The Prince also extended an invitation to the Russian premier on behalf of King Salman, inviting him to visit the KSA for further talks on bilateral cooperation in the near future.


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Two Men Who Trafficked Teenage Girls to Have Sex at LIC Hotel Sentenced to 10 Years Prison: DA
Two men were sentenced to 10 years in prison for the sex trafficking of a child and rape at a Long Island City hotel in 2021. (Via Google Maps)
Jan. 12, 2023 By Bill Parry
Two men were sentenced to 10 years in prison Thursday for forcing three underage girls into the sex industry in February 2021, according to Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz.
Alan Velvett, 29, of Roscoe Street in Jamaica, and Lawrence Winslow, 28, of Coldale, Pa., each pleaded guilty to three counts of sex trafficking of a child and one count of rape in the first degree in November before Queens Supreme Court Justice Peter Vallone.
According to the charges, in February 2021, the defendants met two teenage victims, ages 13 and 14, at La Quinta Inn at 37-18 Queens Blvd. in Long Island City. The defendants took nude photos of the teens and posted the images online, stating that the girls were "for sale." One of the teenagers had sex with a stranger and the defendants kept every dollar from the exchange.
That same week, Velvett and Winslow met a 15-year-old girl at the La Quinta Inn, where she was told she would engage in sex for cash. Winslow took semi-nude photos of her and posted them as online advertisements. The victim was then forced to have sex with Winslow, followed by a string of strangers. Every dollar from those proceeds was pocketed by Velvett and Winslow, according to the charges.
Afterward, the victim was relocated to the JFK Inn at 154-10 South Conduit Ave. in Jamaica, where she was forced to have intercourse with Velvett, followed by a number of strangers, the charges state. All of the proceeds from the exchange were once again kept by the defendants.
The teenager was rescued when an undercover police officer responded to the online advertisement and met with the girl in one of the hotel rooms, according to charges. Velvett was arrested after arriving at the room. Winslow was arrested after he was found in a second hotel room across the hall.
"My office takes a holistic approach to working with victims of human traffickers," Katz said. "The first part of the process is to hold the traffickers accountable for their actions. I created the Human Trafficking Bureau when I took office to take predators like these off of our streets. We will continue to be relentless in this mission."
Justice Vallone imposed 10-year prison sentences to each of the defendants, to be followed by 10 years post-release supervision.
Velvett and Winslow will also be required to register as sex offenders upon their release.
This story originally appeared in QNS.


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Take a saint, and put him into any condition, and he knows how to rejoice in the Lord.


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Mortal Kombat 11 File Size Is Almost 3x Larger Than Switch On PC, 2x On PS4 and Xbox One
Ali Haider April 21, 2019
Mortal Kombat 11 is now available to pre-load on all platforms so here is a comparison of the file size. It reveals an interesting difference between the Nintendo Switch weighing offering the smallest size compared to the largest size on PC.
Mortal Kombat 11 physical version needs a massive download on the Nintendo Switch in the form of an update. The game won't be out until April 23 and there is a review embargo set for April 22, so we don't know what the critics have to say about it.
The file size is gradually getting confirmed for each platform beginning first with the Nintendo Switch and now the PS4, Xbox One, and the PC version file size has also been revealed.
Mortal Kombat 11 File Size For PC, PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch
22.5 GB (Nintendo Switch)
38.2 GB (Xbox One)
42.6 GB (PS4)
64.5 GB (PC)
This also reportedly includes any day one update however it is possible that there might be another one closer to launch, so this is not the final size for the game on any platform. It is hard to explain the discrepancy between the PC and the console version because there are almost more than 20 GB of difference between the consoles and PC.
Regarding the Nintendo Switch version, we have already seen gameplay footage from it and the textures are either lower quality or compressed, so the comparison with PS4 and Xbox One just doesn't do it any favor. It looks fine and plays decently otherwise if you want to enjoy it as a portable version.
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Warner Bros. Interactive will launch Mortal Kombat 11 on PS4, Xbox One, PC, and Nintendo Switch on April 23, 2019.
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today i endeavored to unfunk myself. wake myself up. i've been comatose these last weeks of january. sluggish thoughts turning over in my winterbrain.
i put on some coffee when i got home. did NOT take a nap. thought instead about the neglected kingdom of my little studio. and while a dusky twilight settled over the rooftops of my neighborhood… i turned on the light strings above my art table and started clearing and cleaning.
I find I get to a certain point of messiness in my workspace and I can't create anything anymore until I clean it up. It's like the ideas won't flow properly again until a little order is restored.
winter brain has hit me this week. Were storing up for our creative time so take heart. Haveing a group of craft monkeys can lead to winterbrain and worse. I am subbing in the art department with individuals with DD since Thanksgiving. I retired from DD after 30 years but I keep going back. One day I had a beer at 4 in the afternoon (after work of course). I didn't want to create but it did let me go back the next day. As you know teaching can do that to you. Have a good day tomorrow.
Oh man … my crafty stuff is such a "neglected kingdom" these days! I have all this inspiration around me, and very little oomph to get back to getting messy. what is that?!
Oh Yes, I can relate to 'winterbrain' it's been keeping me hostage the past several days, all attempts to move into some activity, even enjoyable ones like the act of creating feels like I have to move mountains to do it. It will pass tho. I know this sounds nuts but what I really need is a decent snowfall dumping at least a foot of snow or so. This winter has been so NOT winter like, very little snow, not enough to even shovel, temps that fee more like March…I LOVE winter and I am feeling cheated out of the one season that brings me the most joy. Ok done with rant, Winterbrain be gone. Enjoy those simple pleasures of Moss Cottage sweet Mary Ann.
something good will come of this….
I suspect that you are still recovering from your airplane adventure around the 1st. That stuff drains me so much it takes awhile to recover. Cleaning is good- I always find stuff that I forgot I had. Give yourself time.
It is summer here in Australia – so I had a summer clean up of my art room over the Christmas break. It seemed to make space for new creativity and I have played more in the last two weeks than probably the whole year. Trust me, the clean up will have your mind ticking with so many new arty ideas that you won't be able to keep up.
Did the cat posse help with the cleaning and clearing?
Did the cleaning feel good, I look a my little cave and see this and that out of place and want to do the same, but winter brain in summer is just not right, while I sit here liking my wounds (leg in plaster for 2 months now) explaines my winter brain mood. I hope the cleaning felt good and all is better now…see out there in this big world of ours ther is someone just a little wors off…no not after pitty just want to make feel a little better …..and no I don't use my leg to paint and scrapbook and my yoga skills are perfetic ,I just can't manage to cut paper to well having to have 1leg alervated ubove my head…lol. It's all so funny I did try……..are you better now ???
Oh my gosh, I felt the same way, and did the same thing this evening!
Winterbrain, funknuss, napping and generally inward moves towards home and comfort..all good, all good. Intelligent animals all hunker down, and you are beyond smart.
Let go and rest. It's all good. Gather those furry beings. Rest. Be well. Rejoice very quietly for all that is good.
Winterbrain… love that! Me too… although I like it, thats what winter is for… slowing down and maybe doing a little studio cleaning… winter dreaming time of spring!


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Korg LP380 Review: A Great Budget Option
In this review, we're going to take a thorough, in-depth look at the Korg LP380. This piano is an intermediate level slimline digital piano, priced in the middle of the market. However, it's far from an average piano, and you get a lot for your money.
The Korg LP380 is an upgrade from the LP350 and includes a multitude of new features. Korg may not be a household name just yet in digital pianos. They are a Japanese company that specialise mainly in synthesisers and electronic music equipment. However, they have quite an extensive and high quality digital piano range.
The LP380 is a fantastic choice for anyone who requires the feature set of a full size digital piano, but doesn't have a whole lot of space. This model isn't designed to be portable, and certainly isn't as portable as the Korg B1, but it can be moved around fairly easily if necessary.
I spent around six or seven hours trialling and researching this model. So, should you buy a Korg LP380? Is it worth your money?
Korg LP380 Summary
Korg LP380 Summary after six hours of testing:
Full Specification List
Controls and Buttons
Other Included Sounds
Effects and Reverb
Additional Sound Features
Layer Mode
Partner Mode
Touch Sensitivity
An acceptable, but not mind blowing feature set. Some significant features missing, such as the ability to record your own pieces.
A high quality piano tone that's not too mellow or too bright. A great, powerful speaker system that isn't prone to distortion.
Good value for money if you're on a budget, and a serious contender to the Yamaha and Roland alternatives. However, quite dated.
Slim and sleek, this design will fit in any home where space is at a premium.
Control system is FANTASTIC
Exceptionally energy efficient; nothing like it elsewhere
Action really isn't fantastic; it'll do but there are better alternatives
Pedals are adequate but not mind blowing
This model is around six years old and is due an upgrade, so may be worth waiting
A great intermediate level piano, perfect for someone looking for their first "real" piano after having practiced on a keyboard or a cheaper digital piano and looking to upgrade. If you're in an apartment or small home and space is at a premium, the slimline design ensures you don't have to sacrifice space.
Build quality is maybe a little questionable but I wasn't able to keep this model long enough to test this in full.
For home use, this piano is a great choice. You'll save yourself money over equivalent models from the big players in this market (Yamaha and Roland) but in reality, I'd say the Korg comes pretty close in terms of quality and features. However, the Korg LP380 is a practice piano, if you need portability, or you need to perform on your piano, this isn't the instrument for you.
Our Rating: 4/5
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Now, let's get started on a review of the Korg LP380. Let's first have a look at the specification list.
88 Key Korg RH3 (Real Weighted Hammer Action 3) keyboard
3 levels of touch sensitivity (Light, Normal, Heavy)
9 types of adjustable temperament
Transpose and fine-tuning functionality
Brilliance, Reverb and Chorus Effects
30 Different sounds, including 5 piano sounds and 6 electric piano sounds
Metronome feature with accent, sound and volume controls
30 Demo Songs
37kg weight
3 pedals; damper, soft and sostenuto with half-pedalling support
Line Out, MIDI In and Out, 2x Headphones and a Speaker connection
22W x 2 10cm Speaker System
15W Power Consumption
For a complete specification list, please visit korg.com.
I really like the job Korg has done on designing the Korg LP380. I think that while it looks a little basic, the design is very functional, and will fit into almost any modern home.
The LP380 has been designed to be as thin as possible without compromising on quality and player experience. I'm pleased to say Korg have managed to fit an excellent piano into a very thin and lightweight casing. It comes in at only 26cm in depth, and as a result will fit almost anywhere.
Another excellent feature is the soft-close lid, which doubles as a music stand. This is a feature of most slimline digital pianos, and while it's an excellent piece of design, it does mean you can't rest a laptop on of the piano in the same way as you can with a console digital piano, so the LP380 may not be the best choice for composing.
One thing I will say is that styling of the Korg LP380 isn't really going to win any awards. Yes, it's functional, but it doesn't look as good as a Yamaha YDPS52, and comes across as utilitarian and basic. You may not care for this (I don't, particularly) but it's worth considering if aesthetics are a primary concern in your home.
The Korg LP380 weighs in at 37kg including the stand, which is 5kg lighter than its' predecessor, the LP350. This again is great news for anyone who might need to move their piano around on a regular basis. 37kg certainly is not light, but this piano isn't designed for portability, so you probably won't be taking it to gigs and concerts on a regular basis.
I get concerned when I review pianos that feel too light; it makes me feel like they manufacturer has scrimped on the quality of materials and the piano isn't going to last very long. Sometimes a piano being too light can cause issues when playing too; the keyboard tends to move and bounce around. I didn't have this problem with the LP380.
One important thing to note about the LP380 is that it's exceptionally energy efficient. It only consumes around 15W of power when in use; other models can consume around 40 -60W of power. If you're looking to keep your energy bills as low as possible, the Korg LP380 is a great choice.
Seeing as the Korg LP380 comes with a stand and pedal box, it will require some assembly. Fortunately this isn't too difficult, and there are good instructions in the box as to how to do this.
One thing I will say about the assembly of the piano is that the materials used do feel a little cheap. While the keyboard itself is nice and weighty, the stand and supporting materials feel very thin.
I'm sure this is as a consequence of the piano being so light, and I have to say when the piano was put together and I was playing it I didn't really notice this. However, it's something to consider; when I've assembled similar models from Roland and Yamaha, the materials felt of better quality.
The assembly is fairly straightforward; lay the keyboard flat, attach the two sides with the included screws, and then attach and plug in the pedal board. Easy!
If you're struggling to put the piano together, there is a really useful video from Korg on how to assemble it. It is in Japanese, but visually you should be able to follow along using the instructions as reference.
One thing I really like about the Korg LP380 is its control system. So many times I've written about pianos in this range that use this stupid function + key press model. It results in you either having to keep the manual next to the piano at all times in case you want to change a voice, or memorising all the function and key combinations. Silly.
I'm pleased to say that Korg have made operating the LP380 very easy; you simply have buttons for everything. To change to the piano voice, for example, you press the "piano" button, then the "bank" button to choose which piano sound you require. And get this; there's an LED screen that gives you the number of the voice you've selected!
You may spot the sarcasm here but I've been banging on about this for years with the likes of Yamaha and Casio not bothering to include a simple screen, and basically just leaving us to either memorise the combinations or guess. Korg's control system is a victory for common sense, and in all honesty for me this is one of the reasons I'd choose this model over the equivalent Yamaha or Casio model.
Because of this I have no criticisms of the control model on the Korg LP380 at all. It just works, and you don't need to consult the manual for it. Of course, this means you have lots of buttons on your piano, and if you like the minimalistic look, this might put you off. In all honesty I didn't find it distracting, and felt it was a real welcome change after trying so many pianos with a clunkier way of doing things.
Of course, for some of the more advanced functions, you might find that you need to look at the manual every now and then. However, for the typical functions you'll need in day to day playing, such as changing voices, adjusting volume or transposition or using the metronome, you'll find the Korg LP380 very, very easy to use.
Like many other models of digital piano, the Korg LP380 comes with an included pedal board. The design is slightly strange, as the pedal board is literally just a board of MDF with a pedal box added to it. It looks a little weird in my opinion; just as though the pedals were an afterthought, and the Roland F140R for example looks so much better as the pedals have been better included in the overall aesthetic.
However, to use, the pedals are good. Nothing to write home about, but they are perfectly adequate for the job at hand. If you're more advanced, you may find that you don't get so much control over the pedals as you would with a real piano, as the LP380 only supports half-pedalling and full pedalling. Although, to be honest, if you're worried about this I'd imagine you'll be looking in a higher price range anyway.
The pedals did feel a little spongy. I can't really decide how I feel about this; if you play a Steinway grand piano you'll find the pedals very heavy and not like Korg's at all. but a Yamaha upright's pedals are much, much lighter and are closer to what Korg have developed. I think I'd prefer a slightly heavier set of pedals, but there's nothing wrong with the LP380's pedal set. The inclusion of three pedals will certainly help towards your musical development and overall control of the instrument.
The LP380 comes in a variety of colours. The one I tested was black, and this seems to be the most popular model, but you can also get the piano in white. There are models in red, rosewood grain, black and red and rosewood/black finish. I wasn't able find many of these models for sale in the UK, where I'm based, however; mostly I could only find the black and white examples.
The Rosewood Finish model.
If you're dead set on any of the other colours, you may have to look a little harder than usual for them. However, I think they look pretty good, so pick the one that best blends in with the aesthetic of your home.
Let's talk about the piano sound of the Korg LP380; one of the most important factors when choosing to buy a digital piano.
The LP380 uses Korg's Stereo Piano System. I wasn't able to find much information about this system, and Korg don't really shout about it in the way that other manufacturers do about their sound system. However, I found the LP380's piano sounds of high quality, with a rich tone and most importantly, the sounds aren't too bright.
The LP380 includes five piano sounds; two classic grand piano sounds, a jazz piano sound, a honky-tonk piano sound and a more modern, live, pop-style grand. I have to say I was only really interested in the classic grand piano sound, and possibly the honky-tonk sound. Here's a full list of the piano sounds included.
Classic Piano
Live Piano
The classic and grand piano sounds on the LP380 are great, but perhaps a little behind the curve when it comes to other manufacturers, as it doesn't include advanced features such as damper and sympathetic resonance, etc.
Have a listen to the grand piano sound and see what you think. I'd put it above Casio, but below Yamaha and Roland in terms of authenticity.
The LP380 features 30 included voices in total; 25 extra sounds not including the piano sounds we've already discussed. They are:
Electric Grand Piano
Harpsichord, Clavichord x2
Vibraphone and Marimba
Jazz Organ x3, Pipe Organ x3
Strings x3
Choir x3
In my opinion this is a little overkill on the supplementary sounds such as strings and choir; I'd have preferred Korg put their time into developing a more refined piano sound. However, the sounds are all very high quality; comparable with other instruments in this price range.
Korg have included a set of 22 Watt, 10cm amplifiers in the LP380. I have to say, I felt the speakers were of very high quality. It seems Korg has put more time into the speaker system on this piano than anything else, and it shows. The speakers are certainly a lot more robust than the speakers you get on other models in this price range, which allows for a lot more expression in your playing.
It's very pleasurable to play the piano with the included speakers, and due to the extra power you get, it's no issue to turn it up right to maximum volume; I noticed no distortion or crackling. I expected a decent set of speakers for this kind of money, and I'm pleased to say Korg have overdelivered here.
Korg have also included two headphone jacks on the LP380; pretty standard across the industry but a welcome feature nonetheless. This means that you can not only practice in complete silence if you so wish, but you can also play duets and have lessons just wearing headphones as well.
Playing into Korg's synthesiser roots, there's actually quite a few different sound effects available on the LP380. You get three options; reverb, chorus and brilliance.
Reverb gives the impression you're in a different acoustic, and changes the selected sound to suit that particular acoustic. So, for example, you can change between a very dry acoustic, like a small room, to a wetter acoustic such as a concert hall or stadium.
The Chorus effect layers the sound so that it seems as though multiple instruments are playing at once. The brilliance effect adjusts the tone of the selected sound, so you can make it brighter or mellower depending on your mood or the music you're playing.
I appreciated the brilliance effect, as this allowed me to tone down the brightness on some of the piano sounds. This isn't something you get with most other manufacturers, and is definitely welcome.
The other features on the Korg LP380 are pretty standard. You get a line out, so you can plug it into a speaker system. This is good news for gigging musicians, so if you take your piano to somewhere with a PA system, you can plug it right in without having to worry about bringing your own speakers.
You also get MIDI in and MIDI out. This is great if you want to connect to legacy equipment, but most pianos today feature USB to Host which is arguably much better, not in terms of functionality but in terms of usability. USB to Host makes it far easier to plug into a laptop or computer. With the LP380, if you want to plug into a computer you'll need either a dedicated sound card with MIDI sockets or a USB-MIDI adapter.
The other sockets are as you'd expect; power, pedals and headphones.
I felt the Korg LP380 a little lacking in terms of the modes you get. While other models from other manufacturers include useful little tools and features such as bass split, the Korg only features two modes; layer mode and partner mode.
Layer mode does exactly what it says on the tin; it allows you to layer two sounds and play them both at the same time. This allows you to combine piano and strings, for example, or electric organ and piano.
Partner mode is a useful feature that basically splits your 88 key keyboard into two 44 key keyboards. It allows you to play in the same range with another person, with the keyboard divided in half between you and them.
If you're a teacher, this is great news, as it allows you to demonstrate something, and then the student can replicate it on the same piano, without the teacher having to move out of the way.
The Korg LP380 features 120 note polyphony. This is a strange number, as most pianos have either 96 note polyphony or 128 note polyphony. 128 notes is less than I was expecting, and even though this should be sufficient for most players, it's quite easy to see how you'd run out of notes if you have multiple effects, chorus, reverb and sustain pedal at the same time.
If you want to learn more about polyphony and why it's important, check out this article on what polyphony is.
I would unfortunately consider this a dealbreaker. While I was playing the piano, specifically a piece of Debussy which involved dense harmony and lots of pedalling, I found myself running out of notes and I could audibly hear some of the notes drop out. This isn't great, and unfortunately if you're any kind of advanced player, you might find yourself hitting the limit of polyphony on the LP380.
As with most other digital pianos, the LP380 has a transposition feature. You can transpose up to six semitones down and five semitones up, which is fairly standard. What I like about the transposition function on the LP380 is how it's controlled; you simply press the transpose button, and then press the key on the keyboard relative to the number of semitones you want to transpose by.
As far as I could work out the LP380 doesn't feature an octave shift mode, which for me wasn't a huge issue, but if you use this feature a lot on your current piano, it might be a reason to look elsewhere for a new one.
The LP380 allows you to alter the pitch of your music in smaller increments than the transpose function. This is done in increments of 0.5Hz, and is designed to allow you to match another instrument's tuning exactly, if they are slightly sharp or flat.
The Korg LP380 includes a rare feature that allows you to alter the temperament of the music you're playing. Without giving you a history lesson, temperament refers to the intervals between notes, and how they are tuned. Most pianos today use what's called "equal temperament," but historically instruments have been tuned slightly differently to allow for a slightly different sound.
This is really helpful if you're into historically informed performance, and allows you to select numerous historical temperaments including Werckmeister temperament and pure temperament. It also allows you to experiment with different types of music, and allows you to play in Arabic temperament, Slendro and Pelong temperaments for Indonesian music and more. There are 9 temperaments included with the Korg LP380.
This is a great feature, and while I might not use it very often, it's exceptionally useful and should be included across more pianos and more manufacturers.
As is standard in the industry, the LP380 includes a metronome. This is a useful practice tool and one that I think everyone should use. You can change between time signatures, allow for an accent on a particular beat, adjust the volume; this is one of the most feature-packed metronomes I've seen in a digital piano, and it's great. Top marks to Korg here.
Amazingly, I could find no way of recording a piece on the Korg LP380 and playing it back. I'd really love to be proved wrong here, because this is such a standard feature, but it's not mentioned in the manual and I couldn't find a "record" button on the casing. This is a real disappointment; I would expect at least two track recording on any digital piano nowadays, and it's almost universally included on pianos even in the very lowest price range.
Of course, you could connect the line out to a recording device, or use MIDI functionality to record, but that's not the point; sometimes you just want to hear your playing back quickly and without bells and whistles. I was very disappointed in this.
Built in music
There are 30 built in demo songs available on this piano, including some well known pieces. However, I couldn't find a way to load my own music into the piano via MIDI, and there's no lesson function or split function. I don't mind this so much; this is mainly a feature included on lower end, beginner digital pianos. However, if this is important to you, you may want to consider a different instrument.
This is by far the most important thing to any pianist aside from the piano sounds. Let's take a good look at the keys and the action. Do they live up to expectations?
Korg has included their RH3 (Real Weighted Hammer Action 3) keyboard in the LP380. This is just a fancy name to describe the fact that Korg have tried their best to replicate the feel of a real piano with real hammers.
As you'd expect (and as the name points out) the action is weighted, and it's also scaled, meaning it's heavier in the bass and lighter in the treble, as with a real piano.
The RH3 action, in my opinion, leaves much to be desired. It's an OK action, and it replicates the feel of an acoustic piano quite nicely. However, I found the action to be incredibly heavy for a digital piano. If you're used to playing an upright piano, it's very rare you'll find an action as heavy as you will on the LP380. A grand piano is a different story, but then the other limitations of the RH3 action come into play.
Korg's action has omitted so many features you get on other brands for a similar or lesser price range. For example, they don't disclose how many sensors there are for each key. I could tell there are fewer than some other models, as I didn't get the level of control that I wanted. There are also no velocity sensors, so you can't really change the tone of the piano depending on how hard you play it; the sound is either loud or soft. This was frustrating to me, and I don't think I could use this piano as my daily practice instrument.
However, having said this, it's not a bad action; I've certainly played worse. I'd put it on par with Yamaha's GHS action, but it's not as good as a modern Casio, Kawai or Roland action. If you're a beginner or intermediate player, you shouldn't have too much trouble graduating to an acoustic piano at some point if you bought the LP380.
The LP380 includes three levels of touch sensitivity; Light, Normal and Heavy. This is great for younger players, or those without much strength in their fingers, as it allows you to adjust the sensitivity of the keyboard and allow for a lighter touch. Conversely, if you find the normal touch sensitivity isn't giving you enough expression, you can switch it to heavy, whereby you'll have to press the keys very hard in order to get maximum volume.
This is a good feature for those learning the piano. However, one drawback is that I couldn't find a way to turn the touch sensitivity off, which most manufacturers include. I wouldn't make use of this feature, as I found the default touch sensitivity more than adequate. It's good to know it's there, however.
Not much to say here; Korg have included a set of plastic keys on the LP380, and haven't gone with the "ebony and ivory" feel that so many manufacturers like to do nowadays. I appreciate this, as I've never understood why manufacturers do it. Piano keys aren't made out of ivory any more and haven't been for decades. If you look at the Yamaha U1, for example, the keys are made out of acrylic resin. In many ways, because of this, the keys on the Korg LP380 are more authentic than many pianos in a much higher price range.
Some manufacturers say that having plastic keys make it easier for your hands to slip off the keys, if you're playing for several hours in a warm climate and your hands become sweaty, for example. However, I've never experienced this as an issue on a real piano and highly doubt this is anything for the intermediate player to worry about.
You don't get much with the Korg LP380, it has to be said. This is all that's in the box:
Korg LP380 Piano
You don't even get a music book that features the included songs; this is something I've come to expect from other manufacturers, and it's disappointing that Korg didn't include it here.
Fortunately, you won't really need to buy anything else, because this is an all-in-one package, and you don't need to buy an extra music stand or pedal board. You'll need a screwdriver to put the piano together; this isn't included.
However, as with any digital piano, I'd really recommend a good pair of headphones. Read my recommendation for the top 5 headphones for a digital piano.
An adequate instrument for the beginner or intermediate player. I'm sure at the time it was released, this piano was a serious contender, but it's becoming apparent that this model is pretty dated, and is in need of an upgrade.
However, given its price, it is good value for money. It is difficult to recommend over the Casio PX160 or the Yamaha YDPS54; I feel with those models you get more for your money. However, if personal preference draws you to the Korg, I'd encourage you to buy one. Try these pianos out first!
Would I buy the Korg LP380? No, I wouldn't. Should you? Yes; if it meets your expectations and your requirements.
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We're moving into the room vacated by our daughter as she went off to college.* The room had a fixed frame octagonal window, as shown in the picture below.* I wanted to replace that with an openable window, since it will let us hear the waves better, and I wanted to do it myself.
The problem was that my ladder just wasn't long enough.* I didn't want to pay to have someone remove it, and I found that I would only get about $20 for it at the resale lumber place.* So I was trying to think of some cheap way of getting it out.
Then I thought of freecycle (www.freecycle.org).* I'd post an offer of the window to anyone who could remove it.
Here's the weird/amazing thing: Only two minutes after I posted, I had two people who wanted the window.* After an hour, five or six.* Now, I live in a very sparsely populated area.* The closest town has 310 residents, and the town 25 miles away has 13,000.* In spite of that, there were enough people in this area checking out freecycle.org on a weekday afternoon that happened to want a window and had the experience to remove it, that I had bites after only two minutes.* I just don't understand how that is possible.
In any case, a guy came this morning with a big ladder, and although it was very difficult, he got the window out in one piece.* I gave him a six pack too, and now I can install the new window, which I'll be able to do from inside the room.
Great story Al. I've had good luck giving stuff away on Freecycle.
I live near Sacramento and tend to get 30 or more responses for everything I've given away. And quickly, within minutes the first responses come in. The problem I've had is people don't show up or don't reply when you email them back and tell them they can come and get the item that day.
But once someone shows up, it's totally worth it.
I used freecycle in Maryland before we moved to get rid of a lot of stuff that wasn't going with us. I have also used it in Virginia to get rid of stuff that didn't fit or work out in the new house. Some items get snapped up immediately, others that I expected people to want wound up in the trash for lack of response. There is a problem with people not showing up to pick up items that they said they wanted.
Yep, there are many people who need stuff. I live in an area that is somewhat like pluto, only warmer. Wanted a little free space in my garage and advertised that areas contents on freecycle. Within 36 hours, that space was empty.
I have a bunch of furniture and stuff I was going to Freecycle: only my youngest son is going to move out next month and wants it all. So I should have some space in my garage soon. We barely can fit 2 cars in it and the spare furniture is out on the patio until he takes it.
I guess that's the good part of kids leaving the nest.
Al, how's your daughter doing at school? Did she make it safely on the bus?
I wished I had remembered about freecycle. I threw out a couple of mattresses and a 12 year old 32" Panasonic TV which worked off and on due to a minor verticle problem. Would have been a real hassle trying to get it to the repair shop and I just didn't want to fix it for $125 (minimum). I bought a new 27" Panasonic TV for $270 instead.
I used freecysle a few times and getting rid of things went well.
The only issue I have is that for every item I posted I received several replies so there are several disappointed people for each transaction.
I have used it a couple of times but I have mixed experiences so far. I am still sitting on some stuff that more than 3 people said they wanted. Two have never emailed my back to confirm and the other was a no show on pickup. By the way, I try to meet someone on neutral territory like a shopping mall parking lot to keep my residence private. You cannot be too careful. This stuff is free to anyone so you have to watch your self. Too many shady people out there.
Just the other day they had a news story about two guys picking up items intended for charity pickups. That is pretty low. Sort of like stealing from the blind man's tin cup.
She's doing fine. She ended up getting a ride with someone, so she didn't have to experience Greyhound.
She's really happy there, with great roommates (in a triple). She's not so communicative with Mom and Dad, but I understand that status reports are not her top priority.
Just got the window in, done from inside the room -- I'll do the trim this weekend.
FreeCycle & Craigslist have changed the way we get rid of our stuff. We rarely read the print classifieds anymore.


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NEW YORK – Civil rights advocates fear the Supreme Court's ruling in the Masterpiece Cakeshop case will encourage more attempted discrimination against LGBT people. By a 7-2 margin, the court ruled that the cake shop owner had not received an impartial hearing at the Colorado Civil Rights Commission over his refusal on religious grounds to make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple.
While the ruling did not find that the discrimination itself was permissible, Camilla Taylor, director of constitutional litigation at Lambda Legal, is concerned that the Supreme Court has opened the door to more claims of a religious right to discriminate.
"This decision invites further discrimination because it invites further litigation on the question of whether a business owner's First Amendment rights either to speech or to free exercise of religion are violated in the context of a refusal to serve a same-sex couple," she explains.
Writing for the majority of the court, Justice Anthony Kennedy cited the commission's "clear and impermissible hostility" toward the cake shop owner's sincere religious beliefs.
But while the court did not rule that discrimination against a same-sex couple is allowed, Taylor believes the ruling says the business owner's intent to discriminate may be more excusable because recognition of the right for same-sex couples to marry is so new ...
"Which is infuriating for same-sex couples who want to be treated like anybody else in the marketplace, and who simply want the same non-discrimination laws that apply to every other group to apply equally to them," she says.
Over the past 50 years, the Supreme Court has rejected claims that business owners' religious beliefs allow them to discriminate based on other criteria such as race or gender.
Taylor notes that in its ruling, the Supreme Court cited such a case, acknowledging that enforcement of nondiscrimination laws is consistent with the First Amendment, including for same-sex couples.
"We're concerned that the court is signaling that there might be a possibility in the future that the court might adopt a special rule just for same-sex couples or based on sexual orientation," she adds.
She emphasizes that this Supreme Court ruling does not carve out such an exception to nondiscrimination laws.
Andrea Sears, Public News Service - NY


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'Treats them like peons:' Chinese money fails to buy Solomons people's favor
Spotlight on China 2023-01-27 12:45:50
China is reportedly failing to convince the hearts of the people from the Solomon Islands even as it has successfully engaged its government with generous spending.
The New York Times reported from islanders that residents are now upset about how the Chinese operate in their land, especially in Beijing-influenced politics.
One prime example is workers' anger with the stadium in the capital Honiara, which received $50 million in funding from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) handled by a Chinese state-owned construction company.
Chinese people not afraid of ruling authority, police helplessly watch
Following 'The White Paper Movement,' residents in several cities across China have continued to set off fireworks as a way to protest. It seems that ordinary citizens are no longer afraid of the power of the Chinese regime.
China reports 87,000 fewer cases of COVID losses than experts say
0:00 Highlight
0:22 China says it had nearly 13,000 COVID fatalities in the past week
4:11 Wuhan is bustling for Lunar New Year after 3 years of COVID
6:06 China will not have a full economic recovery, experts say
8:40 'Spring Festival Gala' suspected of plagiarizing Japanese music, making Chinese angry
Alarm bells ringing! Will China survive the population crisis?
China's population is shrinking for the first time in 60 years. Official statistics show the country's population has reduced by 850,000 people compared to last year. Birth rates also hit a record low—6.77 births per 1,000 people. According to an analysis from the Chinese edition of the New York Times, the downward trend is alarming. China will face great challenges in the near future.
150 million hits in just a few hours of nucleic acid test announcement, authorities hastily delete
In December 2022, the Chinese government lifted the "Zero COVID" pandemic prevention measures, according to which nucleic acid testing everywhere will also be reduced except for schools, hospitals, and nursing homes. However, Dongxiang district, Jiangxi province, China, recently went in the opposite direction and openly defied the pandemic prevention and control orders of the Central Committee of China
A bad omen in the first days of the year, Chinese people fearful
According to Chinese traditional culture, the phenomenon of thunder in the snow in January (Lunar calendar) is a sign of bad luck. A Chinese proverb says, "Snowfall thunder rises, the graves are piled," or "January thunder rises, the bones are piled,"
China says nearly 13,000 COVID fatalities over the past week
China's Center for Disease Control and Prevention said in a statement on Saturday, January 22, that almost 13,000 Covid-related fatality occurred in hospitals between January 13 and 19.
The agency said 681 hospitalized patients died of respiratory failure from COVID, and 11,977 passed away from other illnesses associated with the infection.
'Where have people gone?' High-speed rail deserted; Rural areas in China face COVID drug shortages
0:36 Rural areas in China face COVID drug shortages over lunar New Year holiday
2:13 'Where have people gone?' High-speed rail in Shandong deserted despite Lunar New Year
3:34 The anomaly behind Xi's reuse of these two officials
7:42 The real estate bubble burst causing China's GDP to fall the most in 40 years
9:22 'We could lose everything:' Seven years into China's gigantic hydroelectric plant in Ecuador
The U.S. Consul General in Hong Kong: 15,000 Americans evacuated Hong Kong
On January 25, Gregory May, The U.S. Consul General in Hong Kong, said that about 15,000 U.S. citizens, or 20% of Americans in the city in 2019, have left Hong Kong in the last two years.
Police in charge of census reveal loopholes in China's demographic statistics
The Chinese Communist Party is known to be a lying entity. Recently, this organization has been repeatedly criticized for hiding data about the origin of COVID-19 and the number of people infected and dying from the pandemic.
Chinese local governments urge people to buy properties during New year, but to no avail
As the mainland Chinese real estate industry struggles, officials in many places have implemented preferential policies one after the other. According to Chinese language media Xin Tang Ren, they are trying to profit from the Chinese New Year by stimulating a wave of homebuyers among returnees. Their purpose is to ease the financial difficulties of local governments. Despite the promotional programs offered by local governments and developers, the actual effect is minimal.
Chinese national insider enlisted US Army to access CIA, FBI, NASA databases, sentenced by DOJ
A Chinese engineer has been sentenced to eight years in prison for being a part of Beijing's efforts to extract advanced aerospace and satellite technologies developed by U.S. entities.
The U.S. Department of Justice said on Wednesday, January 25, that 31-year-old Ji Chaoqun was providing China's Ministry of State Security (MSS) information on eight individuals for potential recruitment. Some of whom were said to be U.S. defense contractors.
UK warns: Chinese regime can spy via in home appliances
The Chinese regime can spy on millions of people in the U.K. by weaponizing microchips in cars, household appliances, and even lightbulbs. According to a report from the Washington-based consultancy Observe, Orientate, Decide, Act (OODA) small modules, known as cellular IoT (Internet of Things), can gather and transmit data by using the 5G network.
More than 90% estimated to be infected with Covid by the end of January in Beijing
With 22 million inhabitants, Beijing will reach more than 90 % of people who contracted COVID by the end of January.
This was estimated by a recent study by the University of Hong Kong published in the journal Nature Medicine on January 13 and reported by the South China Morning Post.
The anomaly behind Xi's reuse of these two officials
The two national sessions of the CCP will be held in early March, as usual. However, influenced by internal and external situations, this will be another political turning point that Xi Jinping may face after the 20th National Congress. Recently, some sensitive signals have emerged.
Chinese suffer cold Lunar New Year with gas shortages making life harder
A cold snap is taking over China for the Lunar New Year, but people's leading source of warmth during this time has become a fancy commodity.
The New York Times reported that Beijing has already foreseen the natural gas shortage. On January 13, Lian Weiliang, vice chairman of the National Development and Reform Commission, said, "Some localities and enterprises have not implemented measures to ensure the supply and price of energy for people's livelihood."
China's Semiconductor 'Big Fund' former manager handed over to prosecutors
According to Caixin Global, China's graft busters have handed over Lu Jun, the former manager of China's biggest state-run semiconductor investment fund, to prosecutors.
They will decide whether to press criminal charges against him. According to a statement from the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCCI), Lu Jun has been expelled from the Chinese government system for taking bribes, embezzling public funds, and abusing his position at a state-owned enterprise.
Many accidents happen in China on the first day of Lunar New Year
On January 22, the first day of the Lunar New Year, there were accidents in many places in China.
According to Sina, at 3 p.m. on January 22, a helium-filled hot air balloon in an entertainment facility in Zuihuagu Scenic Area, Taiping county, Shawan district, Leshan, Sichuan province, was just flying into the air when the seat belt broke, causing the hot air balloon to quickly fall into the forest.
China's population decline to impact global scale, report says
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The phenomenon of depopulation in China continues to cause a stir.
Recently, different media outlets reported that China's population has been shrinking for 60 years.
Furthermore, it was warned that the drastic change in the structure of the Chinese not only represents an unprecedented threat to China's rise, but also has global implications.
An expert said CCP officials are lying flat: Publicly curse Xi
Officials of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) are disgruntled and showing signs of rebellion. They are indifferent at work and speak ill of CCP leaders behind their backs.
According to Creaders, Yuan Hongbing, a famous scholar in Australia, on January 23, said that the phenomenon of CCP officials lying flat has become common.
Hangzhou pandemic out of control: People locked up for a week without a positive certificate
Australia moves closer to Taiwan: Chinese regime responds with strong threats
Many participants of the 'White Paper Movement' arrested and lost contact
Daughter of former Chinese minister prepares 3 knives to 'welcome' Dabai
Not anymore; China ceases to be the center of world production
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Q: How to print a string in a list and its index on the same line? This probably has a very simple solution, but I'm just a beginner.
What I have is:
def content(L):
    for i in range(len(L)):
        print (i), (L[i])

Right now it only prints the index and not the string. I'm not entirely sure what the issue is, but when I switch the ordering in the last line so that (L[i]) comes first then it prints the string but not the index. I want to print both on the same line.

A: In Python 3.x, print is not a statement as in Python 2.x, but rather a function. You can use it like this:
print(i, L[i])

Additionally, enumerate is great for what you're trying to do:
for i, c in enumerate(L):
    print(i, c)

Note that you can use print as a Python 3.x-style function in Python 2 if you import it from the __future__ package (for Python 2.6 and up):
from __future__ import print_function

A: In Python 3.x, print is a function. So, you have to pass both the values as parameters like this
print (i, L[i])

When you say
print (i), (L[i])

Python 3.x, accepts i as the parameter to print and considers (L[i]) as a separate expression and evaluates it, but that doesn't get passed to the print function. That is why always the first element is getting printed.
Apart from that, your entire statement gets evaluated to the following tuple
(None, L[i])

To understand that, try something like this, in the Python REPL
>>> print (1), (2)
1
(None, 2)

When the inner print with 1 getting executed, it will return None and the next element is 2. In Python, when you write two expressions separated by comma, in parenthesis, they will become a tuple.
You can confirm the same with Python's generated bytecodes, like this
from dis import dis
code1 = compile("print (1), (2)", "<string>", "exec")
dis(code1)

Output
  1           0 LOAD_NAME                0 (print)
              3 LOAD_CONST               0 (1)
              6 CALL_FUNCTION            1 (1 positional, 0 keyword pair)
              9 LOAD_CONST               1 (2)
             12 BUILD_TUPLE              2
             15 POP_TOP
             16 LOAD_CONST               2 (None)
             19 RETURN_VALUE

BUILD_TUPLE corresponds to the tuple construction and as we don't use it, it gets discarded immediately.

A: def content(L):
    for ind, val in enumerate(L):
        print (ind, val)

A: As others said, print is now a function, so what python is doing is interpreting the line:
print(i), (L[i]) as a tuple. Do print(i, L[i]) instead.
You'll also want to use enumerate:
for i,line in enumerate(L):
    print(i, line)

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Home » Research » Baking soda could prevent mucormycosis in patients with DKA
Baking soda could prevent mucormycosis in patients with DKA
Patients with diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) face a much higher risk of succumbing to a deadly fungal infection, known as mucormycosis, than healthy patients. A new study suggests a simple treatment of sodium bicarbonate, or baking soda, could prevent the spread of mucormycosis in patients with DKA.
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The study, published today in The Journal of Clinical Investigation, found sodium bicarbonate reversed the effects that promoted the spread of mucormycosis in DKA, a life-threatening condition that can affect people with diabetes. DKA occurs when the body cannot use sugar, or glucose, as a fuel source because there is no insulin or not enough insulin. Fat is used for fuel instead, triggering acids, called ketones, to accumulate in the body. In high levels, ketones are poisonous and can lead to a diabetic coma and death.
"The current guidelines for correcting acidosis of DKA patients doesn't indicate using sodium bicarbonate until the acidosis is severe," said Ashraf S. Ibrahim, PhD, an LA BioMed lead researcher and corresponding author of the study. "Our data strongly suggest that DKA patients suspected of having mucormycosis would benefit from adding sodium bicarbonate to the treatment regimen — regardless of whether they have severe acidosis or not — because sodium bicarbonate is likely to halt the growth of the fungus."
The researchers identified the processes in DKA that promoted the growth of mucormycosis and suppressed the effect of the phagocytes, which are cells within the body capable of engulfing and absorbing invading microorganisms. They found fungal cell surface proteins, CotH, bind to the mammalian cell receptor, GRP78, during the invasion of host tissues.
In DKA patients, they also identified other host factors – including elevated glucose, iron and ketone bodies –that enhanced the expression of both the fungal and mammalian cell receptors in a way that promoted enhanced invasion and damage of host tissues.
In addition, the study noted that acidosis seen in DKA exerts an indirect effect by liberating iron from transferrin, which in turn augmented the expression of GRP78 and CotH, suppressed phagocyte function and enhanced growth of the fungus.
Collectively, these effects promoted rapid infection and progression of mucormycosis. Using disease models, the researchers found sodium bicarbonate reversed many of these effects and helped defeat the mucormycosis infection.
Their finding of elevated iron levels also suggested that reducing the amount of iron by the use of iron chelation, in conjunction with sodium bicarbonate treatment, would help prevent mucormycosis infections in patients with DKA. The researchers also noted that further studies are needed in well-designed clinical trials involving patients with DKA and mucormycosis infections.
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