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RRPS board honors Coleman, wants more time on social studies standards
By Gary Herron | Observer staff writer | Oct 13, 2021 | Education, Top Stories
Wynne Coleman
Attending her final meeting of the Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education a few weeks short of completing her four-year term, Wynne Coleman listened as her fellow members showed their respect.
Her District 1 seat on the board will be filled by the winner of the Nov. 2 race between Gary Tripp and Patrick Monroe Brenner.
Board member Catherine Cullen said she became a good friend of Coleman during their time together, and that, "You accomplished so much while serving the board."
Like Coleman, Cullen opted not to run for re-election. Her District 5 seat will be filled by Jessica Tyler, running unopposed
"Thanks for everything; I learned a lot from you," added Jeffery Morgan, while Noreen Scott said, "It has been a joy serving with you … (I appreciated) the knowledge you brought to the board."
Board President Amanda Galbraith credited Coleman for having done her "due diligence to try to better our district." Even though the two didn't always agree, Galbraith said she knew Coleman "want(ed) to make the Rio Rancho Public Schools the best it can be."
"My experience on the board has been priceless," Coleman said, before leaving the Zoom session. "It has been a privilege to serve… (I am) grateful for the support from the people in the district."
Of course, there was other business on the agenda:
Superintendent Sue Cleveland told the board a contract is being ironed out to allow Premier Medical Group to provide COVID testing of RRPS employees and students in a timely manner and at a convenient site, although not necessarily on a school property. The New Mexico Public Education Department will pay the cost, as well as rental for a non-school site.
Three high school teachers were named Lynda Kitts Formula for Excellence grant recipients by the Rio Rancho Education Foundation: Cleveland High's Daniel Woodrow, and Rio Rancho High's David Ryan and Michelle Ouderkirk. The aim of the grants, named in honor of the late Rio Rancho Middle School principal, are to recruit and retain secondary math teachers in the district.
The board happily accepted the donation of 15,000 reams of copy paper, folding tables and some steel-mesh carts donated to the district by the new Amazon warehouse in west Albuquerque.
Board members adopted the Open Meetings Resolution, an annual task; selected Morgan, after he volunteered, to serve as the district's representative to the state School Boards Association Board of Directors; approved the lone bidder to supply various-sized tents for outdoor events in the district, including band and choir practices; and adopted a resolution requesting an extension of the deadline for the PED's proposed changes to the K-12 social studies standards.
Galbraith also read most of the public comments, something she hasn't done in the past. Eight of the 10 dealt with parental objections to masks being worn in the schools.
The board's next regular meeting is slated for Oct. 25 at 5:30 p.m.
Hooray: Bands and choirs back performing
RRPS has announced that its performing arts students and teachers will present concerts, plays and recitals in person.
RRPS has COVID-19 safety protocols that will be in place for these performances.
To keep students safe:
All students will be masked during the performances.
Students will be socially distanced from one another.
Band instruments will be equipped with instrument bell covers.
To keep the audience safe:
Audience members must wear masks over their mouths and noses while indoors.
Audience members are asked to sit at least 6 feet apart, unless they are part of the same household.
Depending on the performance, entire rows of seats may be taped off in order to ensure proper social distancing. Audience members are asked not sit in these areas.
Announcements will be given prior to each performance reminding all in attendance about masking and social distancing.
Social studies curriculum seeks public's input
The NMPED would like public feedback and comments on their proposed Social Studies Standards, last revised in 2009.
The state extended the public comment period on the updated social studies standards through Friday, Nov. 12. This includes an additional 15 days beyond the legal requirement for review and comment.
Written comments may be submitted:
By email to [email protected]
By regular mail addressed to John Sena, Policy Division, New Mexico Public Education Department, 300 Don Gaspar Ave., Room 121, Santa Fe, NM, 87501.
By fax to 505-827-6520
In addition, the public may speak about the proposed standards, as well as two other proposed rule changes, at a public hearing from 1-3 p.m. Nov. 12 in Mabry Hall in the Jerry Apodaca Education Building, 300 Don Gaspar Ave. in Santa Fe. Speakers will be encouraged to submit written comments and then have up to three minutes each to speak.
To learn more about the NMPED's proposed Social Studies Standards or read through the proposed standards, visit https://webnew.ped.state.nm.us/bureaus/literacy-humanities/social-studies/
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WASHINGTON -- By the time Hillary Clinton figured out how to beat Barack Obama, it was too late. When she began the race in 2007 thinking she was in for a coronation, she claimed the center in order to position herself for the real fight, the general election. She simply assumed the party activists and loony left would fall in behind her.
However, as Obama began to rise, powered by the party's Net-roots activists, she scurried left, particularly with her progressively more explicit renunciation of the Iraq War. It was a fool's errand. She would never be able to erase the stain of her original war vote and she remained unwilling to do an abject John Edwards self-flagellating recantation. It took her weeks even to approximate the apology the left was looking for, and by then it was far too late. The party's activist wing was by then unbreakably betrothed to Obama.
But going left proved disastrous for Clinton. It abolished all significant policy differences between her and Obama, the National Journal's 2007 most liberal senator. On health care, for example, her attempts to turn a minor difference in the definition of universality into a major assault on Obama fell flat. With no important policy differences separating them, the contest became one of character and personality. Matched against this elegant, intellectually nimble, hugely talented newcomer, she had no chance of winning that contest.
She tried everything. Her charges that he was a man of nothing but words came off as a petulant, envious attack on eloquence. The power to inspire may not be sufficient to qualify for the presidency, but it is hardly a liability.
She tried a silly plagiarism charge, then settled for the experience card. In a change election, this was not a brilliant strategy. It forced her to dwell on the 1990s, playing candidate of the past to Obama's candidate of the future. Her studied attempts to embellish her experience led her into a thicket of confabulated Bosnian sniper fire.
It wasn't until late in the fourth quarter that she figured out the seam in Obama's defense. In fact, Obama handed her the playbook with Jeremiah Wright, William Ayers, Michelle Obama's comments about never having been proud of America and Obama's own guns-and-God condescension toward small-town whites.
The line of attack is clear: not that Obama is himself radical or unpatriotic, just that, as a man of the academic left, he is so out of touch with everyday America that he could move so easily and untroubled in such extreme company and among such alien and elitist sentiments.
Clinton finally understood the way to run against Obama: back to the center -- not ideologically but culturally, not on policy but on attitude. She changed none of her positions on Iraq or Iran or health care or taxes. Instead, she transformed herself into working-class Sally-get-her-gun, off duck hunting with dad.
The gas tax holiday was never an economic or policy issue. It was meant to position her culturally. It heightened her identification with her white working-class constituency. Obama played his part by citing economists in opposing it. That completed her narrative: He had the pointy-headed professors on his side; she had the single moms seeking relief at the pump.
It was an overreach. It not only deflected attention away from the amazing Rev. Wright at the height of his spectacular return. It also never played as the elitist-versus-working-folk issue she had hoped, because it isn't just economists who know the gas tax holiday is nothing but a cheap gimmick. Ordinary folks do too. And the gas tax idea had the unfortunate side effect of reinforcing Hillary's main character liability vis-a-vis Obama: cynical Washington pol willing to do or say anything to win votes versus the idealistic straight-shooter refusing to pander even if it costs him.
The lightness in Hillary's step in the days before Indiana and North Carolina reflected the relief of the veteran politician who, after months of treading water, finally finds the right campaign strategy. But it was far too late. And the gas tax overkill, one final error of modulation, sealed the deal -- for Obama.
There's only one remaining chapter in this fascinating spectacle. Negotiating the terms of Hillary's surrender. After which we will have six months of watching her enthusiastically stumping the country for Obama, denying with utter conviction Republican charges that he is the out of touch, latte-sipping elitist she warned Democrats against so urgently in the last, late leg of her doomed campaign.


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"Yellow No. 5" installation view background with Tariqa Waters' "Julia". Photos courtesy of Bellevue Arts Museum
Keep calm & BAM on
by Kamna Shastri | November 12th, 2020
'Yellow No. 5,' a colorful wonderland with a deep narrative, opens at Bellevue Arts Museum
SuttonBeresCuller's "New Constellation". Photos courtesy of Bellevue Arts Museum
Leave your restrained sensibilities at the door when you enter Bellevue Art Museum's newest exhibit, "Yellow No. 5." Curated by Seattle artist Tariqa Waters, who also owns the Martyr Sauce gallery in Pioneer Square, the exhibit features artists who create spaces that embrace you with a mix of whimsy and layered reflection. Each artist grapples with grave issues — representation, colonized spaces, the drudgery of capitalism — but also celebrates connection, culture and togetherness.
"The way my mind works in terms of redefining spaces and changing how people approach spaces, especially in terms of the arts and museums — I just have a childlike mind in terms of the awe and the wonder of walking into spaces," Waters said. Her favorite memories as a child were going to the children's art museum in Virginia, where she grew up. Indeed, walking into the exhibit will conjure similar memories.
Each artist creates a space you can inhabit — a play house you can weave in and out of to really experience and feel the artist's vision. As its title suggests, "Yellow No. 5" is full of vibrant color and patterns. Pop art gone wild — you are Alice walking into a wonderland. While Waters says she and BAM are creating video walk-throughs in case of another shut down, this show is made to be experienced in person, integrating how our bodies respond to and interact with place.
Waters has always enjoyed messing with ingredient lists; in fact, this is integral to her artistic style. She makes up playful ingredient lists to go along with her humor-laden sculpture, like toilet paper and Bubblicious bubble gum replicas. The exhibit title, "Yellow No. 5," is a nod to the food dye used in everything from candy to hair products.
"We all eat or ingest 'yellow number 5' — I don't care who you are or where you came from," Waters said, laughing. Regardless of where you grew up and your cultural background, if you've lived on modern earth, chances are you've met the great yellow compound tartrazine.
"It's something that kind of reaches across all of our backgrounds, all of our cultural upbringings and how we exchange with the world as artists," Waters said of how the title unites all the artists and their unique styles brought together under one show.
The ingredient's flexible nature is a callback for Waters to the act of connecting across cultures and spaces. Waters says that while her experience as a Black woman heavily defines how she interacts with art institutions and how she navigates a racist art world, her work is not at all Black specific; everything is a constant, shifting exchange.
"My thrill in life is to — no matter who I am talking to — we are going to talk like we've known each other for years. That is how I was raised. You come over to the house, there is food prepared, we talk. There is nothing that we aren't going to understand of one another," Waters said, pointing to the narrow margins for dialogue and open sharing that an era of social media has created.
"Even growing up — even my friends who weren't Black, I went over to their houses — the décor was a little different or the food was a little different. You are almost teleported into another country, almost — but it was still home. You still had the same level of respect. We played in each other's rooms and broke each other's toys," Waters said. "We existed respecting one another and having each other's backs, but not having to over-explain each other."
Waters wanted the exhibit's artists, who come from a variety of cultures and backgrounds, to have the freedom and boundlessness to do just that within the exhibit. The central quality of togetherness, sharing a space and a story regardless of cultural context, is woven throughout the exhibit.
Each space envelopes you, and there is engagement all around, probing ruminations on identity and questions like, "Who is this world made for?"
Waters wanted the space to mimic the feeling of an inside conversation. "You can kind of blend yourself into the narrative and you don't feel like you are excluded out," Waters said. "I wanted it to be warm and layered. There are some jokes, but there are some serious undertones. I didn't want it to be sterile. I wanted it to be full of color."
Installations allow for this space to become reflective, breaking the barrier between artist and audience. As you walk into Christopher Paul Jordan's soundproof box, the air becomes quieter; it's practically easier to hear your thoughts as you confront the acrylic paintings that seem to depict humans' fraught relationship with "things" and objects — so much so that they obscure who we are.
Ari Glass' paintings are vibrant, adorned in gold paint and represent the comingling cultures, cosmologies and mythologies that complicate our taken-for-granted scientific explanations in a post-enlightenment Western world. At first glance, it may seem as though Glass has traveled all around the world to bring these influences together on one canvas. Yet Glass' inspiration is his South Seattle neighborhood and the way multicultural communities thread themselves together interdependently.
A large pop art wall painted by Kenji Hamai Stoll feels like walking through a block-print wonderland. It begs the question of what it would be like to live in a world where walls and surfaces are full of color, shape and texture rather than monotone gray concrete.
Monyee Chau's "Limited Space in the Emperor's Kitchen" series and resilience posters are a meditation on culture, resistance, family history and memory. It all seems to pulsate in a yellow room. The artist has set up an altar where chopsticks stand up straight in bowls of rice. Chau includes an audio piece called "ZAH". Haunting and repetitive, it feels like a ghost — the conscience reminding us there is no ethics in capitalism as it currently stands.
Romson Regarde Bustillo's space, titled "Gahapon, Karon, Ugma" or yesterday, today, tomorrow in his mother tongue, Bisaya, is a room of magenta walls patterned with motifs reminiscent of Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands. A bedframe in the middle of the room signifies how these imprints of memory, culture and spirit are dreamlike. Bustillo's statement and work are a sort of reclamation and love letter to his Filipino heritage, to mother tongues and traditions that have been damaged in the name of colonialism and greed and the capitalism and consumerism that are their successors.
Waters and the artists she worked with for this installation were keen not to compromise their visions, especially in light of how arts institutions often use the work of artists of colors, womxn and queer people as a community engagement gimmick or a way to check off an "equity" box.
"The narrative has to switch," Waters said. "My value, and my significance, is not what you deem it to be. [You have to] maintain your place so it doesn't get taken and co-opted for the institution's benefit."
Waters then said of the show, "It's a wild ride and everybody just killed it!"
"Yellow No. 5" had been in the works well before the COVID pandemic shut everything down. Even so, Waters says there were concerns that she and her artists would have to compromise on their vision while the museum negotiated their reopening strategy. Waters wanted to be certain that the artist's vision of the exhibit would remain true — and she can say that it has.
Still, Waters says she and BAM are working together to provide alternative formats to view the exhibit, which will be open until April. Videos of the installations, including a 360-degree view, will be available on the BAM website, bellevuearts.org.
Kamna Shastri is a staff reporter covering narrative and investigative stories for Real Change. She has a background in community journalism. Contact her at kamna@realchangenews.org. Twitter: @KShastri2
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Q: App Crashing When Clicking on button to open a fragment dialog I'm building an app that opens a dialog of the calendar. Every time I press the button it crashes the app. Here's the console messages I get:
java.lang.NullPointerException: Attempt to invoke virtual method 'void android.widget.Button.setOnClickListener(android.view.View$OnClickListener)' on a null object reference
at com.example.mycontactlist.DatePickerDialog.onCreateView(DatePickerDialog.java:41)
at androidx.fragment.app.Fragment.performCreateView(Fragment.java:2600)
at androidx.fragment.app.FragmentManagerImpl.moveToState(FragmentManagerImpl.java:881)
at androidx.fragment.app.FragmentManagerImpl.moveFragmentToExpectedState(FragmentManagerImpl.java:1238)
at androidx.fragment.app.FragmentManagerImpl.moveToState(FragmentManagerImpl.java:1303)
at androidx.fragment.app.BackStackRecord.executeOps(BackStackRecord.java:439)
at androidx.fragment.app.FragmentManagerImpl.executeOps(FragmentManagerImpl.java:2079)
at androidx.fragment.app.FragmentManagerImpl.executeOpsTogether(FragmentManagerImpl.java:1869)
at androidx.fragment.app.FragmentManagerImpl.removeRedundantOperationsAndExecute(FragmentManagerImpl.java:1824)
at androidx.fragment.app.FragmentManagerImpl.execPendingActions(FragmentManagerImpl.java:1727)
at androidx.fragment.app.FragmentManagerImpl$2.run(FragmentManagerImpl.java:150)
at android.os.Handler.handleCallback(Handler.java:938)
at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:99)
at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:223)
at android.app.ActivityThread.main(ActivityThread.java:7656)
at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Native Method)
at com.android.internal.os.RuntimeInit$MethodAndArgsCaller.run(RuntimeInit.java:592)
at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.main(ZygoteInit.java:947)
I/Process: Sending signal. PID: 9726 SIG: 9
Disconnected from the target VM, address: 'localhost:61100', transport: 'socket'
Here's the code to the button
`private void initChangeDateButton(){
        Button changeDate = findViewById(R.id.btnBirthday);
        changeDate.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
            @Override
            public void onClick(View view) {
                FragmentManager fm = getSupportFragmentManager();
                DatePickerDialog datePickerDialog = new DatePickerDialog();
               datePickerDialog.show(fm,"DatePick");
            }
        });

Here's the code to the datepicker dialog
public class DatePickerDialog extends DialogFragment {
    Calendar selectedDate;

            public interface SaveDateListener{
        void didFinishDatePickerDialog(Calendar selectedTime);
            }
            public DatePickerDialog(){

            }
            @Override
    public View onCreateView(LayoutInflater inflater, ViewGroup container, Bundle savedInstanceState){
        final View view = inflater.inflate(R.layout.select_date, container);
    getDialog().setTitle("Select Date");
    selectedDate = Calendar.getInstance(TimeZone.getDefault());
    final CalendarView cv = view.findViewById(R.id.calendarView);
    cv.setOnDateChangeListener(new CalendarView.OnDateChangeListener() {
        @Override
        public void onSelectedDayChange(@NonNull CalendarView view, int year, int month, int day) {
            selectedDate.set(year,month,day);
        }
    });
    Button saveButton= view.findViewById(R.id.buttonSave);
    saveButton.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener(){
        @Override
        public void onClick(View view){
            saveItem(selectedDate);
        }
    });
                Button cancelButton= view.findViewById(R.id.buttonCancel);
                saveButton.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener(){
                    @Override
                    public void onClick(View view){
                        getDialog().dismiss();
                    }
                });
                return view;
            }
            private void saveItem(Calendar selectedTime){
        SaveDateListener activity = (SaveDateListener) getActivity();
        activity.didFinishDatePickerDialog(selectedTime);
        getDialog().dismiss();
            }
}

select_date Layout
LinearLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="wrap_content"
    android:orientation="vertical"
    android:gravity="end">

    <CalendarView
        android:id="@+id/calendarView"
        android:layout_width="match_parent"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content" />

    <LinearLayout
        style="?android:attr/borderlessButtonStyle"
        android:layout_width="wrap_content"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:orientation="horizontal">

        <Button
            android:id="@+id/buttonCancel"
            style="?android:attr/borderlessButtonStyle"
            android:layout_width="wrap_content"
            android:layout_height="wrap_content"
            android:layout_weight="1"
            android:text="@string/cancel"
            android:textColor="@color/dialog_button_color"
            />

        <Button
            android:id="@+id/buttonSelect"
            style="?android:attr/borderlessButtonStyle"
            android:layout_width="wrap_content"
            android:layout_height="wrap_content"
            android:layout_weight="1"
            android:text="@string/select"
            android:textColor="@color/dialog_button_color"
            />
    </LinearLayout>
</LinearLayout>

I appreciate any help

A: Your code has
Button saveButton= view.findViewById(R.id.buttonSave);

But your XML has
<Button
    android:id="@+id/buttonSelect"

Note how the IDs don't match - that's why your saveButton variable is always null. You'll need to change one of those so that they match (it doesn't matter which one you choose, just that they match).

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Healey : The Men and the Machines
Born at the end of the 19th century, Donald Healey was a Cornishman from Perranporth who made a major impact on motoring, motor sport and the motor industry.
In the 1920s and 1930s he became a national hero for his successes in motor rallies, taking numerous prizes in European rallies and even winning the Monte Carlo rally in 1932 in a 41/2 Litre Invicta. In that same decade he was lured to Triumph, for whom he designed a successful and nicely styled new range of models as well as the wonderful but ill-fated 8-cylinder supercharged Dolomite.
After the Second World War he brought his lifetime ambition to fruition by launching the Healey motor car, starting with the Westland Tourer and the Elliot Saloon, which were the fastest road cars of their time, followed by the Tickford saloon and the stark Silverstone roadster. But he didn't stop there: his next coup was the Healey 100, a prototype of which the boss of Austin saw on the Healey stand at Earls Court and immediately pounced on, making a deal with Healey that would result in the Austin-Healey 100, manufactured and sold by Austin. The rest is history, with the immortal 100 developed into the 100/6 and the 3000, and alongside them the perky Austin-Healey Sprite.
This book is a comprehensive history of the life and work of Donald Healey, in business, in dealings with customers and colleagues, as a competitor in motor sport, and as a car designer and manufacturer, written by an American devotee of British sports cars whose indefatigable research has turned up many new stories and countless previously unseen photographs, all with the collaboration of the Healey family.
(PUB 01/2020, Autor: John Nikas, idioma: Inglês, 256 págs, capa dura, 21X27 cms, 250 fotos )
The Last Real Austins - 1946-1959
Original Austin Seven 1922-39
Austin Anthology II
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All sticky Brick vaporizers will take a little bit of practice before you figure out the best way to use it. The learning curve is easily manageable and you will get the big clouds you are after in no time so don't let this frighten you, see it as a fun challenge that you will be heavily rewarded for when you have figured it out. You will get some amazing hits of vapor and you can easily compare it to other heavy hitters like the Storz and Bickel Mighty or the Boundless CFX.
The design and craftsmanship put into this vaporizer is nothing short of amazing. The body of the Sticky Brick JR is made out of hardwood and the different pieces are connected with strong magnetics that really keeps the vaporizer together nicely. Then you have the vapor path and the heating hole which both are made out of high quality and very durable glass.
What's included with the Sticky Brick Junior?
You will not have that much control over the temperature with any of the Sticky Brick vaporizers since they are manual vapes. You will have to get a feeling for what procedure that works best depending on what results you are after. It will take a little bit of time to get used to as I mentioned before.
The Sticky Brick Junior is not super small but you can pack all parts together to get in into "travel mode" which makes it very easy to transport even if it's not the smallest device on the market.
When the Sticky Brick JR is packed up it will not draw any unwanted attention, one would most likely think it's a wooden storage box or something similar. The problem when it comes to discreetness is when you want to use it, the whole procedure with the torch lighter and the quite large vapor path that sticks out from the box will definitely draw some unwanted attention to what you are doing. I would say that this is a portable vaporizer that you use at home or bring to a friends place.
The learning curve I mentioned before can easily be frustrating for some people but I just love the challenge and the results you get when you have figured the technique out is very rewarding. When you got the whole procedure on lockdown you just have to replicate it and maybe adjust a little bit depending on how you want to tweak the vapor production. I got pretty good hits from the get-go and I would say I had them on lockdown after 8-10 sessions, just to give you an assessment on how long it took to get used to.
Like with almost every vaporizer you will benefit greatly from doing a little bit of cleaning after every session instead of waiting until it's all clogged up and nasty looking before you decide to do something about it. It will make the screens last longer and you will not have to replace them as quickly, but even if you decide this method is not for you and you want to vape on without thinking about cleaning your Brick all the time you will find it very easy to maintain anyway. The worst case scenario is that your screen is all clogged up and making the airflow constricted, but you just have to replace it and clean the glass with alcohol and Q-tip.
If I should be totally honest here I don't think this vaporizer is for everyone, you need to be up for the challenge and think that the whole procedure makes using the device fun. But for the dedicated enthusiast, this might become your favorite vape that will deliver larger and better-tasting clouds of vapor than any other vaporizer you have ever tried before. If you feel like this vape is not for you but you still want something that produces a lot of vapor I would recommend the Arizer Solo 2 or the Mighty Vaporizer.


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If you swallow a chili do not drink water, and other 9 questions about the hot, resolved
The human will have strong emotions. Hence, putting hot on their favorite dishes, a tradition traceable in almost all cultures. Some will make you runny as a child, others will make you feel like you have a fire in the mouth cavity. And, deep down, they'll make you enjoy the beauty of your lunch, maybe save you some cold or help you lose a few grams of Michelins. And if you pass, what should you swallow quickly to mitigate the ardor? We answer, with experts, the main doubts about the hot pepper.
2De Zero to infinity, so you measure the hot
The thing goes beyond that some itch and others do not, as with the Padrón peppers. Wilbur L. Scoville, a pharmacist from the beginning of the last century, devised a scale to measure the degree of burning in the mouth caused by chilli, chilli and other rebeldones peppers. In reality, the method that measures is the effect of capsaicin, the substance that causes a cayenne to enhance the flavor of a dish or ruin the whole lunch. The gradation goes from 0 to infinity. As he was the father of the invention, the units of measurement bear his name: Units of heat Scotville (SHU).
The pure capsaicin has 16 million Shu, and from there to below: the Tabasco Pepper has 50,000 Shu, as well as Cayenne, and far below the Padrón pepper. In the hot positions of the list is the Spanish Naga (1,086,844 SHU) A species that comes from India and whose cultivation, which is produced in Spain, began the English.
Pepper sprays make the chilli more pungent. No less than 5.3 million SHU or, which is the same, a third of its formula is pure capsaicin. The European authorities maintain that their irritating power is greater than that of tear gas and, as the Civil Guard states, only a few are authorized in Spain.
3Ni water or beer: if you strain a cayenne, drink milk
Are you the one who swallows a chili pepper and then drink to the water of the vases? Error. Do as the Indians and have a glass of cow's milk or drinkable yogurt, also of cow. or sheep. or donkey; Come on, animal origin. The American Chemical Society explains that the key is in casein, a protein characteristic of dairy animals capable of disintegrating capsaicin. A piece of bread will also help, due to its non-polar molecular structure, analogous to that of capsaicin. Another option is to get out of the table to the toilet and gargle.
4Por What some itch in the mouth and gold in the nose
In a Mexican restaurant go prepared to burn your mouth for a longer or less prolonged. In a Japanese, instead, you will feel congestion in the nose as soon as you leave the wasabi hands. a rush of itching that may even tear some tears, but very fleeting. What's the difference? Once again, the answer is in chemistry.
The chiles already know that they are loaded with capsaicin, which is entrenched in the mouth, whereas the hot active of the Japanese green paste is the isocyanate of allyl, a sulfur compound which, according to the magazine Niponica, edited by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs Japanese, "has a pungent taste that stimulates the nostrils, attenuates the smell of the fish and highlights the flavor."
This compound is also present in the mustard kernels, radishes and broccoli. If it is a little perceptive it will have been figured that the wasabi is not on the scale of Scoville because it does not produce burning
That yes, both capsaicin and allyl isocyanate irritate the mucous membranes. These to defend themselves generate snot at full speed. Some lines of research point to the use of capsaicin against rhinitis, but its efficacy is not sufficiently contrasted.
5the wasabi that takes on the JAP below is false
The wasabi Feten, delicacy of emperors and pride of the country of the Rising Sun, is obtained from a plant originating in Japan called Wasabia japonica. And what you eat is the underground stalk. That if you go to an exquisite restaurant. If it is of the heap may be straining a substitute extracted from the rustic Harmony, which in Román Paladin does not go beyond being a horseradish.
One of the properties that is often added to the hot — not to be passed — is that it moderates greediness. It is not for launching rockets, but something is something: a high ranch in capsaicin will not alter its feeling of satiety, although it does slightly reduce the secretion of ghrelin (the hormone of hunger). Other studies attributed moderately slimming properties due to its thermogenic action (Vamos, which elevates body temperature). Allyl isocyanate — The pungent agent of wasabi or mustard — instead has antibacterial qualities, as has been proven in numerous studies. That's why the ancient Japanese used it to conserve food.
7Carolina Reaper, the most piquant of 2018
The human being is able to organize contests canines, competitions to see the most beautiful orchid and left to cook the largest paella in the world. Do not tear the garments when you know that there is a ranking of picantones peppers and that is reviewed each year (depending on the weather are more or less scorching). This 2018 the title of more killer Pepper is carried by the Carolina Reaper, with its 2.2 million SHU peak. To make an idea: 200 times hotter than jalapenos. What about Padrón? Do not complain again if you get one rebellious: only reach 2,500 SHU.
And speaking of competitions, the challenge of recording despanzurrándose a pot of boiling water on the head or jumping from a car in progress, another milestone is joined that shows that the nickname of Sapiens after Homo the same is overrated: the PepperHead Challenge. You have already found out: ingest a clean morsel of a Carolina Reaper pepper and record yourself during the later agony. The prize is a T-shirt and world famous in the Youtube universe.
8 "difficulty breathing and even cardiac arrest" if you ingest a dry stick
Is it possible to take an ultrahot pepper to Palo Seco? By proxy, you can. The artificers of the idea point out "intense burning sensation in the mouth, throat, stomach or ears". By the way, as one who does not want the thing drop that can also "cause difficulty breathing or cardiac arrest."
Usually, after bad weather, the effects on the gastric mucosa do not go beyond the same abrasion that would cause an aspirin. Do not come up: there are already cases of esophageal perforations, a life-threatening situation. In particular, a 47-year-old male, admitted to a hospital in San Francisco with severe abdominal pain and vomiting as the child of The Exorcist. "The patient had to be intubated and moved from an emergency to the operating room, where a 2.5-centimeter perforation was observed in the esophagus," says the medical section published in the Journal of emergency Medicine. It took him 23 days to discharge him. And all by sink the tooth to a phantom pepper (one million SHU).
9Según How much you cough after inhaling you will know the status of your bronchi
While some ingest untold piquant, there is proven medical evidence consisting of inhaling a certain amount of capsaicin (from 0.49 to 500 micrograms) in a controlled manner. With what perverse end? While you cough like a condemned man, your pulmonologist checks the status of your bronchi. Between two and five coughs means there's no bronchoconstriction. Come on, you're like a rose, even if you come out of the watery consultation and snivelling.


(Oregon Coast) – Thursday's storm surges and tidal damage were likely historic, and it's not quite over with yet. More surf warnings have been issued.
Some areas of the Oregon coast experienced waves 50 to 60 feet high marauding up the beaches, and it's quite possible this was the worst tidal surge storm on record for the region in terms of harm to humans. One person is dead and at least two were injured and sent to the hospital. (Above: damage to Kyllo's Restaurant in Lincoln City, courtesy North Lincoln Fire and Rescue).
For a roundup of surf damage and incidents, see the companion article.
The other big headline coming out of Thursday's tidal melee is the National Weather Service (NWS) has issued more warnings about staying off the beaches, with Lincoln City fire chief Jim Kusz even urging everyone stay off the beaches for the entire weekend.
A new high surf warning is in effect from Thursday night through 3 p.m. Friday, with large ocean swells still topping 23 feet overnight, but subsiding slightly to a little above 20 feet in the afternoon.
Kusz is correct in warning people to remain off all the danger spots for the weekend. High waves will remain around 20 feet through Sunday, only subsiding a little to around 17 feet on Monday and Tuesday.
Above: Cape Kiwanda gets inundated by massive waves over the top on Thursday, courtesy Oregon State Parks.
Just as on Thursday, stay off all beaches for the weekend, as well as low-lying parking areas, such as those in the Nelscott District in Lincoln City where surf overran the streets – although these have not been officially completely closed. Many beach accesses have been closed off by Oregon Parks and Recreation, but the public is urged to stay clear of any lower parking area that hasn't been officially closed.
Several beaches on the Oregon coast were shut down Thursday, with no word on when they will reopen. Giant waves crashing over the top of Cape Kiwanda shuttered that access.
Other areas closed because of high surf were Oceanside, Lincoln City's D River Wayside and Road's End, the South Jetty at Newport, Boiler Bay Scenic Viewpoint, and the west Heceta Head Lighthouse State Scenic Viewpoint parking area south of Yachats.
Storm surge photos below courtesy Seaside Aquarium.


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Wild agree to terms with Foligno as training camp begins
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More than two months after acquiring the restricted free agent in a deal with the Buffalo Sabres, the Minnesota Wild have agreed to terms with forward Marcus Foligno on a four-year, $11.5 million deal.
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The Wild officially reported for training camp Thursday morning.
The contract is set to pay out $2 million this coming season, $3 million during the 2018-19 season, $3.5 million in 2019-20 and $3 million in 2020-21.
The 26-year-old averaged 15:28 of ice time for the Sabres last season, registering 13 goals and 10 assists in 80 games.
A fourth-round pick of the Sabres in 2009, Foligno has 116 points in 347 career games.
The agreement is the final piece of a trade that originally came to light in June just hours before free agency began, and saw the Wild swap pricy forward Jason Pominville and defenseman Marco Scandella for Foligno and forward Tyler Ennis.
Marcus Foligno


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news, national, Scott Morrison, anthony Albanese, Labor, 2022 australian election
After the political year that was, the people can take back the people's house again. Federal Parliament has risen for the year and with politicians and staff heading back to various homes across the nation and thanks to high vaccination rates, COVID restrictions are easing and Parliament House will be open from Saturday to the public. It will be great to let decorum float through the building again. The democratic values Australia prides itself on: transparency, accountability, integrity and even basic civility, have taken a battering in 2021. Just when we need our leaders to guide us safely out of a deadly pandemic. There's been outrage after scandal after indignity this year and barely any acceptance of responsibility. Alleged abuse, bullying, unparliamentary behaviour, acceptance of multi-million dollar pork-barrelling, leaking of phone numbers on social media and flagrant disinformation about life-saving vaccines. Disturbingly, that list describes the last sitting fortnight alone. The most statesperson-like participants of federal democracy, Tony Smith and Scott Ryan, have stepped down from their speaker and Senate president roles. The rest, according to one federal politician on the government side, are all "f---ing animals". Test the waters outside Parliament House and it is too damn easy to find disgust. Particularly over the treatment of women. Some sort of internal restraint on airing gender-based injustice has broken. With the knowledge the aggrieved are well and truly not alone, the stories of a sick parliamentary culture are starting to pour in. This bursting of the proverbial dams has been lifetimes in the making, but there have been watershed moments; the downfall of Harvey Weinstein, Don Burke's undoing, staffer Chelsey Potter's alleged assault, Alan Tudge's acknowledged affair, Grace Tame becoming Australian of the Year, Brittany Higgins detailing her alleged sexual assault and the contested accusations against former attorney-general Christian Porter. Now, there are the anonymous voices in the report of the Jenkins review crying out for a change in the way politics is conducted. It is not outrageous to ask for a safe and respectful workplace. To quote Rachelle Miller, the former lover and staffer of Mr Tudge. "This is entirely a man's issue, and specifically the men in this building," she told reporters on Thursday. "The Liberal Party doesn't have a women problem. It has a men problem. Labor have stayed quiet because they have just as many skeletons; the two major parties will work together when they're protecting each other." READ MORE: The time to do something is now, not as part of an election platform. Gender-based injustice should be addressed because it needs to be done, not because a party wants to win office. But re-election is on the minds of all politicians and staffers. Labor has an unofficial campaign launch on Sunday and the decks are being cleared in the major parties. Joining the rush out the door and choosing not to contest the next election are: Mr Porter, Health Minister Greg Hunt, Nationals whip Damian Drum and Labor's Sharon Bird. Many others have been announced and more are expected. Renewal happens at every election. Most notably there was rush of senior government farewells after Malcolm Turnbull lost the Liberal leadership in 2018. But this is a parliament oozing chaos. A one-seat majority has been tested as government MPs and senators flex muscles and crossed the floor this fortnight over vaccine mandates, a federal ICAC and territory rights. Nationals members and even ministers have virtually denied they are part of the Morrison government. There have been misrepresentations and missteps. Labor leader Anthony Albanese is attempting to seize the moment. "I think that one of the big distinctions at the next election will be a tired government that is out of puff," he said on Friday while announcing the opposition's climate policy - a medium-term emissions reduction target of 43 per cent of 2005 levels. "We saw yesterday a government that lost the education minister and health minister on one day, during a pandemic. "We see a government that doesn't have a plan for today, let alone any concept of a vision for tomorrow." Labor - with a significant quest to win at lest seven seats to claim government - has to encourage voters it is not a scary option, that it is government-lite with extra trust and more green but not Greens. Forty-three per cent will be disappointing to voters thinking about a Labor vote who want stronger climate action. But importantly, the business community is on side. The Prime Minister is cooking up a good climate scare campaign and is testing the line of attack that a vote for Labor is a vote for a Labor-Greens government. "There's nothing safe about a Labor-Greens government," he said on Friday while adorned with hi-vis and a hard hat. The Greens want a much higher carbon emissions reduction target of 75 per cent. The new Labor target is two percentage points lowerthan it took to the last election, but higher than the government's Abbott-era target of a 26-28 per cent cut to 2005 levels. "This is the starting bid from Labor. It's not the final outcome," Mr Morrison told reporters. "And if they have to get into that auction with the Greens to form government, then it won't be 43. It's going to end a lot higher than that." And, of course, there is COVID-19. The greatest health, economic and social challenge for the nation in 100 years is political dynamite. Uncertainty over the pandemic path ahead (hello Omicron) is fuelling extra election uncertainty. The election is widely expected be a test of the government's COVID handling, so timing is key. By 2022's second quarter, the booster program should be well advanced. But really, who knows what could be next. And the plotting and grubbiness is set to continue into the campaign, if the last fortnight is anything to go by. It is just going to move out in the wild as campaigning heats up. So much is at stake. Election 2022 is likely to be win or nothing for the current leaders. They are just getting started. 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After the political year that was, the people can take back the people's house again.
Federal Parliament has risen for the year and with politicians and staff heading back to various homes across the nation and thanks to high vaccination rates, COVID restrictions are easing and Parliament House will be open from Saturday to the public.
It will be great to let decorum float through the building again.
The democratic values Australia prides itself on: transparency, accountability, integrity and even basic civility, have taken a battering in 2021. Just when we need our leaders to guide us safely out of a deadly pandemic.
There's been outrage after scandal after indignity this year and barely any acceptance of responsibility.
Alleged abuse, bullying, unparliamentary behaviour, acceptance of multi-million dollar pork-barrelling, leaking of phone numbers on social media and flagrant disinformation about life-saving vaccines.
Disturbingly, that list describes the last sitting fortnight alone.
The most statesperson-like participants of federal democracy, Tony Smith and Scott Ryan, have stepped down from their speaker and Senate president roles. The rest, according to one federal politician on the government side, are all "f---ing animals".
Test the waters outside Parliament House and it is too damn easy to find disgust. Particularly over the treatment of women.
Some sort of internal restraint on airing gender-based injustice has broken. With the knowledge the aggrieved are well and truly not alone, the stories of a sick parliamentary culture are starting to pour in.
This bursting of the proverbial dams has been lifetimes in the making, but there have been watershed moments; the downfall of Harvey Weinstein, Don Burke's undoing, staffer Chelsey Potter's alleged assault, Alan Tudge's acknowledged affair, Grace Tame becoming Australian of the Year, Brittany Higgins detailing her alleged sexual assault and the contested accusations against former attorney-general Christian Porter.
Now, there are the anonymous voices in the report of the Jenkins review crying out for a change in the way politics is conducted. It is not outrageous to ask for a safe and respectful workplace.
To quote Rachelle Miller, the former lover and staffer of Mr Tudge.
"This is entirely a man's issue, and specifically the men in this building," she told reporters on Thursday.
"The Liberal Party doesn't have a women problem. It has a men problem. Labor have stayed quiet because they have just as many skeletons; the two major parties will work together when they're protecting each other."
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The time to do something is now, not as part of an election platform. Gender-based injustice should be addressed because it needs to be done, not because a party wants to win office.
But re-election is on the minds of all politicians and staffers. Labor has an unofficial campaign launch on Sunday and the decks are being cleared in the major parties. Joining the rush out the door and choosing not to contest the next election are: Mr Porter, Health Minister Greg Hunt, Nationals whip Damian Drum and Labor's Sharon Bird. Many others have been announced and more are expected.
Renewal happens at every election. Most notably there was rush of senior government farewells after Malcolm Turnbull lost the Liberal leadership in 2018.
But this is a parliament oozing chaos.
A one-seat majority has been tested as government MPs and senators flex muscles and crossed the floor this fortnight over vaccine mandates, a federal ICAC and territory rights. Nationals members and even ministers have virtually denied they are part of the Morrison government. There have been misrepresentations and missteps.
Labor leader Anthony Albanese is attempting to seize the moment.
"I think that one of the big distinctions at the next election will be a tired government that is out of puff," he said on Friday while announcing the opposition's climate policy - a medium-term emissions reduction target of 43 per cent of 2005 levels.
"We saw yesterday a government that lost the education minister and health minister on one day, during a pandemic.
"We see a government that doesn't have a plan for today, let alone any concept of a vision for tomorrow."
Labor - with a significant quest to win at lest seven seats to claim government - has to encourage voters it is not a scary option, that it is government-lite with extra trust and more green but not Greens.
Forty-three per cent will be disappointing to voters thinking about a Labor vote who want stronger climate action. But importantly, the business community is on side.
The Prime Minister is cooking up a good climate scare campaign and is testing the line of attack that a vote for Labor is a vote for a Labor-Greens government.
"There's nothing safe about a Labor-Greens government," he said on Friday while adorned with hi-vis and a hard hat.
The Greens want a much higher carbon emissions reduction target of 75 per cent. The new Labor target is two percentage points lowerthan it took to the last election, but higher than the government's Abbott-era target of a 26-28 per cent cut to 2005 levels.
"This is the starting bid from Labor. It's not the final outcome," Mr Morrison told reporters.
"And if they have to get into that auction with the Greens to form government, then it won't be 43. It's going to end a lot higher than that."
And, of course, there is COVID-19. The greatest health, economic and social challenge for the nation in 100 years is political dynamite. Uncertainty over the pandemic path ahead (hello Omicron) is fuelling extra election uncertainty.
The election is widely expected be a test of the government's COVID handling, so timing is key. By 2022's second quarter, the booster program should be well advanced. But really, who knows what could be next.
And the plotting and grubbiness is set to continue into the campaign, if the last fortnight is anything to go by.
It is just going to move out in the wild as campaigning heats up.
So much is at stake. Election 2022 is likely to be win or nothing for the current leaders. They are just getting started.
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Grand Junction, Colorado, June 12, 2017 – Bullfrog Gold Corp (BFGC:OTCQB) ("Bullfrog", "BFGC" or the "Company") is pleased to announce the final closing of a non-brokered US $816,000 private placement of equity. These subscriptions were priced at $0.08 per unit, which consists of one share of the Company's common or preferred stock and a two-year warrant to purchase a full share at an exercise price of $0.15. The final closing amount of $816,000 became effective June 8, 2017.
Proceeds will mainly be used for advancing the Bullfrog Gold Project ("Project") under programs described in the Press Release of May 24, 2017 concerning the initiall closing.
Bullfrog Gold Corp. is a Delaware corporation that controls the Bullfrog Gold Project located 120 miles NW of Las Vegas Nevada. Barrick produced 2.3 million ounces of gold, mainly on Project lands from 1989 into early 1999. The Company's lands have significant exploration potential and are currently estimated by management to contain 470,000 ounces of heap leachable mineralization averaging 0.89 grams of gold/tonne within a preliminary open pit outline.


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This guided tour for around 100 people, all neighbours of Alovera, in collaboration with the City Council, is aimed to show how to purify wastewater of the agro-food industry in the European Union. Life-ANSWER participates as an associate event of Green Week, whose topic is green cities for a greener future. During the week projects on air quality, noise, nature and biodiversity, waste and water management are presented.


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Stanley Kubrick: The Exhibition
May 05, 2019 / Dee Iva
The work and legacy of Stanley Kubrick, one of celluloid's greatest film directors, is celebrated at London's Design Museum. The Fizz takes a sneak peek…
BY DEE IVA
With its futuristic sets and intelligent technology, epic 1968 sci-fi movie '2001: A Space Odyssey', by legendary US film director Stanley Kubrick, has always been a firm Fizz fave. Rotating stairwells, pre-iPad tablets and spaceports with distinctive 'Djinn' chairs by Olivier Mourgue are just a few details which have become iconic design moments on the silver screen, while the HAL 9000 computer (arguably the movie's biggest star) is a precursor to Alexa and Siri.
Now 'Stanley Kubrick: The Exhibition', proving a hot ticket at London's Design Museum, goes behind the scenes to show how Kubrick created his masterpiece along with other classic movies including 'A Clockwork Orange', 'Barry Lyndon' and 'The Shining'. Running until 15 September, the must-see exhibition dedicates a room to each film displaying handwritten notes, early scripts, costumes, props and models. Rejected designs by US graphic designer Saul Bass for promotional posters for 1980 horror flick 'The Shining' are on show, as is a recreation of Howard Johnson's Earthlight Room from 'A Space Odyssey'. The droog (gang mate) costume from 1971's dystopian crime film 'A Clockwork Orange' still has a certain frisson today from its associations with 'a little of the old ultraviolence'.
ABOVE: The gravity-defying rotating stairwell from Kubrick's '2001: A Space Odyssey'
ABOVE RIGHT: Artificial intelligence in the form of the HAL 9000 computer from '2001: A Space Odyssey'
BELOW FROM LEFT: English actor Malcolm McDowell as chief droog Alex in 'A Clockwork Orange'; A droog costume in the exhibition
Kubrick liked to exercise total control over each of his projects, which almost always drove him to recreate places and spaces on a sound studio rather than go on location. Many of 'The Shining''s Rocky Mountains-set scenes in The Overlook Hotel were shot at the UK's Elstree Studios as were the infamous Dawn of Man ape scenes from 'A Space Odyssey'. An ingenious projection method was devised to create the illusion that the ape footage was shot outside, just one example of Kubrick's many experimental processes explored here.
BELOW: The entry to the Design Museum exhibition features a montage of scenes from Kubrick's films demonstrating his signature 'one-point perspective' technique
ABOVE: Stanley Kubrick directs Jack Nicholson on the set of cult classic 'The Shining'
Kubrick's ground-breaking design collaborations, including his work with acclaimed German-British talent Ken Adam on set designs for 1964 black comedy/political satire 'Dr. Strangelove', are also celebrated in the exhibition. Since Stanley Kubrick's death in 1999 few film directors have made as big a mark as the great auteur. We highly recommend heading over to the Design Museum to discover why.
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'Stanley Kubrick: The Exhibition' is on now until 15 September 2019 at the Design Museum, 224-238 Kensington High Street, London W8. Book in advance online to avoid disappointment as select dates are selling out fast.
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Northern Design Festival 2017
November 03, 2017 / Sophie Davies
This year's Northern Design Festival in the North of England champions good design, from furniture to graphics and material innovation
BY SOPHIE DAVIES
Forget Geordie Shore! For exciting action up north, head to the UK's Northern Design Festival, celebrating inspiring design at six venues across Newcastle and Gateshead. Running from 3 to 8 November, the annual showcase includes 50-plus designers, nine exhibitions, installations, talks and tours, taking in products, furniture, lighting, textiles, ceramics, fashion, graphic design, illustration and architecture. 2017's theme is 'Material Matters', explored by a host of northern, national and international talents, with special commissions from designers and artists.
Major one-day symposium Design NOW kicks things off on Friday 3 November, attracting big-name speakers including Lancashire-born, Leeds-trained graphic artist, printmaker and designer Anthony Burrill, whose clients include Google, Apple, Hermès and London's Design Museum. Alongside established talent, you'll find emerging names, with shows such as 'Chairs and Lamps' presenting prototypes by five second-year students from Northumbria University's BA (Hons) 3D Design programme.
Keen to join industry insiders on the design trail? The festival's exhibition hub is at historic venue The Assembly House on Newcastle's Watergate Road, alongside nearby Cooper's Studios. Here are six FizzPicks to get you started...
ABOVE: Graphic design exhibition 'Unforsaken (Part 1)' was conceived by Jimmy Turrell, who worked on Beck's video (still, shown)
ABOVE RIGHT: 'Wireless' lamp by Georgina Heighton for student exhibition 'Chairs and Lamps' at The Assembly House
UNFORSAKEN (PART 1)
The Assembly House, 55 Westgate Road, Newcastle
Graphic artist and director Jimmy Turrell, who has worked with Adidas, Beck and The Guardian, will present exhibition 'Unforsaken (Part 1)', which explores beauty found in unexpected places. In 2016, Turrell rescued a job lot of 1,000 vintage books and objects from eBay, before using them as a base for screenprinting, drawing and painting. Discarded and forgotten materials, from ski manuals to scrapbooks of the Norwegian royals, are salvaged with style.
ABOVE: UK graphic designer Jimmy Turrell's vinyl record and cover design for Beck's new album 'Colors'
DANIEL SCHOFIELD
Up-and-coming UK design talent Daniel Schofield – who has bagged an award from Elle Decoration magazine – gets a solo show and a chance to share new work, from furniture to lighting and accessories. Warwickshire-born, Sheffield-trained Schofield has previously collaborated with top British brands Benchmark, Conran and Skandium, and his simple, contemporary pieces draw on materials from brass and oak to enamelled volcanic stone, paring forms back to chic essentials. He has a background in both graphic design and carpentry, and it shows.
ABOVE: Young British design talent Daniel Schofield will present new work at The Assembly House
Known for innovative surface materials, sculptures and architectural works, Giles Miller has crafted a new installation – 'Aurora' – for the festival. Past clients of the London studio include Stella McCartney and the V&A, with creations involving a mix of high-tech and the handmade. A 'composer of materials', Miller took inspiration from the Northern Lights for his latest piece, which incorporates around 2,000 mirror-finish, stainless steel 'pennies', suspended within a structural lattice, designed to harness diverse reflections while still being visually permeable.
ABOVE: Giles Miller's dramatic new 'Aurora' installation, a sculptural lattice of mirror-finish, stainless steel discs throwing out reflections
ART ON PAPER SINCE 1885
Discover iconic printed designs from the G . F Smith archives at 'Art on Paper since 1885', including work by influential contributors Saul Bass, Milton Glaser and Paul Rand. Founded in 1885 as a paper merchants, the Hull- and London-based British firm has a legacy of creative collaborations with graphic designers, artists and photographers, with promotional and marketing materials under the spotlight here. Names in the frame include Made Thought, Studio Makgill and SEA.
ABOVE: Printed works, spanning promotional and marketing materials, from 'Art on Paper since 1885' showcasing the G . F Smith back catalogue
NEW BOOSBECK
Part of a growing movement committed to social design and enterprise, New Boosbeck helps the unemployed, community groups and public to build furniture, with more than 130 people gaining valuable work experience and skills to date. Led by artist Adam Clarke, and inspired by Boosbeck Industries, a 1930s initiative to tackle unemployment with creativity, it produce bespoke pieces for sale. Check out the results here.
ABOVE: A wooden chair created by members of social enterprise group New Boosbeck, celebrated at Northern Design Festival
DESIGN SOURCE
Selling show Design Source is your go-to for a spot of design shopping, with furniture, lighting, products, ceramics, wallpaper, textiles, and jewellery from across the North of England. Selected by industry experts, designers involved include Deadgood, Nick James, North Sea Collaborations and Susi Bellamy. There's also a Pop-Up Shop.
ABOVE: Selling show Design Source includes work by northern talents Deadgood ('Bute' armchair), Susi Bellamy (cushions, lampshade, ottoman and wallpaper), Godfrey Syrett ('Low Ken' stools and circular 'Harry' table), Nick James (lamp base) and Dove Street Pottery (bowls and jug); European oak 'Fluted' cabinet by Nick James, with fluted doors and drawer fronts; Handmade 'Oak' bench with subtle curves and rounded corners by Nick James; 'Working' table, 'Setter' chairs and 'Pop' rug by Deadgood
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Northern Design Festival 2017 runs from 3 to 8 November 2017. All the events listed here are on show at The Assembly House, 55 Westgate Road, Newcastle upon Tyne, (entry £2.50; see website for opening hours, and other events at alternative festival venues).
Pictures: Sasa Savic, Guy Archard
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DesignFizz is an international celebration of design. New products, cool places and spaces, design stores and destinations, design and art events, hip hotels, restaurants, bars, street style and music, this is your essential guide to what's hot in the world of contemporary design.
ABOVE: Head to the Design Museum in London for 'Stanley Kubrick: The Exhibition', which goes behind the scenes to explore how iconic films such as '2001: A Space Odyssey' and 'A Clockwork Orange' were made. Featuring original poster designs by Saul Bass, props, models, costumes and sets, it's a must-see for design-savvy movie buffs.
'Stanley Kubrick: The Exhibition' is on now until 15 September 2019
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The Findon Hotel in Findon is located within the west suburbs of Adelaide. Situated on Grange Road, we offer an array of facilities and entertainment areas for everyone to enjoy. For customers looking for something to eat, make sure you dine in our bistro. We've got all your pub favourites, kids' meals and regular specials to keep the whole family happy!
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The Findon Hotel features motel accommodation suitable for all travellers. All rooms have basic facilities and are located within close proximity to the centre of Adelaide.
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This powder horn is made from real horn; no two are alike. It can be used by black powder shooters or it looks great hanging above the fireplace with great-grandpa?s squirrel rifle. Average length 12" and 2-1/2" diameter. Hand carved end cap and spout plug. Natural leather shoulder strap. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts.


This is a partnered post, though all opinions are my own. Being able to do laundry at home is so amazing. I cannot imagine having to head to the laundromat to try to do loads of laundry for my whole family. While I love owning my own washer and dryer at home, it does mean I have to pay attention to the maintenance. I recently had to find a dryer hand replacement, because that's what happens when your kids help out with laundry, wear and tear. After a quick search online I found garrico.com which sells an unbreakable version of my dryer handle with a lifetime warranty for a third of the cost I could find anywhere else.
I was so excited to find such a reasonably priced replacement part for my dryer. According to the about page, the handle was created by a couple that had a similar problem. The couple also had to find a replacement dryer handle but realized the price was a bit outside of their budget. The couple worked with engineers, 3D modelers, and material experts to build the best and most cost effective solution possible. After dealing with this issue of my dryer handle, I realized that I should probably share the top 4 dryer maintenance tips for anyone out there who owns their washer and dryer.
Since plastic or vinyl exhaust fans on your dryer are more likely to cause a fire, it's important that you replace your dryer exhaust fans with a metal option.
Take a microfiber cloth with some rubbing alcohol on it to wipe down the inside of your dryer drum. Let the dryer drum dry completely with the door open before using it.
Not only will overloading your dryer cause it to take forever to get those clothes dry, but it can also start to put too much wear and tear on your dryer and cause dryer parts to need replacement sooner than later.
Obviously, you need to clean the lint trap each time you use the dryer, but it's also good to do a deep clean of the lint trap every so often. Wash every three months with laundry detergent and hang dry.
When you work to use my 4 dryer maintenance tips to keep your dryer in tip-top shape, you'll find that it lasts longer and won't cost you as much in replacement parts. While you will have to replace parts on your washer or dryer from time to time, using these tips to help ensure your dryer lasts longer will truly reduce the costs involved with owning your own dryer. No matter what you do, the dryer will need a replacement part from time to time, that's simply a matter of being a household appliance owner.
Even though you may need to replace a dryer handle, like me, it's still pretty awesome to be able to do laundry while I get other things done around the house simply because I own my washer and dryer.


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The Global War on Terror (GWOT) commenced in 2001 when it was declared by U.S. president George W. Bush. His declaration was a response to the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, against the United States. A key component of the GWOT is the application of military force in a number of geographical locations and regions around the world. The international terrorist organization al Qaeda was held responsible for the terrorist attacks of September 11 and was targeted by the United States in Afghanistan where it operated bases and was granted sanctuary by the Taliban regime, which had held power in that country since 1996. Another country where military operations were conducted was Iraq, which was invaded by the United States and allied forces in ...
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I am Laetitia Strauch-Bonart, a French writer and editor. I write on politics and culture.
A journalist at the French weekly Le Point, I am the editor of Phébé by Le Point, a weekly review of interesting ideas published in academic research.
I am fascinated by philosophy and intellectual history, but also cognitive sciences and psychology. I am an admirer of British Conservatism.
My interests are diverse. I was born into a family of musicians, and had the chance to be introduced very young to arts and literature. I used to dance argentin tango and flamenco, and still like them very much. I am interested in the history of art, especially Renaissance painting. And I practice bodybuilding and weightlifting.
I graduated from the Ecole normale supérieure Ulm in philosophy and from "Sciences Po" in public affairs, both in Paris.
I live in London with my beloved husband and daughter, and have strong roots in Paris, my birthplace.


This is no ordinary carrot cake, said co-owner Debi Bell-Matassa, a pastry chef who has trained her staff to make the restaurant's house desserts. The two-layer, 6-inch-tall cake, is a family recipe made with cooked, pureed carrots, fresh pineapple and pureed walnuts. The moist layers are then lathered with limoncello cream-cheese frosting made with fresh vanilla bean. "It's comfort food taken up a notch," Bell-Matassa said. Click to see full article.