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'Critical Juncture' conference examines the space where identities collide
Full Radius Dance, an Atlanta-based physically integrated professional dance company, performs Friday, April 8, as part of the "Critical Juncture" conference. Photo by Bubba Carr.
Established and emerging scholars from around the globe will converge on Emory this week to discuss the complex social identities surrounding race, gender and disability.
"Critical Juncture: Exploring the Intersections of Race, Gender, and Disability" will take place April 8-9 at the Rollins School of Public Health, with a focus on the body and how it is represented in those different identities as well as in the arts and the sciences.
"There is value in making these connections across disciplines and realizing we are having different discussions, different perspectives, on the same issue of bodies," says Lindsey Grubbs, an English doctoral candidate who is organizing the event with RSPH graduate student Ilana Raskind, with help from Kellie Vinal, a doctoral candidate in microbiology and molecular genetics.
Grubbs already has developed a similar cross-discipline connection with Karen Rommelfanger, neuroethics program director at the Center for Ethics.
The two paired on a chapter in the forthcoming "Routledge Handbook of Neuroethics" that Rommelfanger is editing. In it, Grubbs contributes a cultural understanding to the science of "invisible illnesses" such as psychogenic movement disorder, which can present as Parkinson's Disease.
The conference looks to expand on similar overlaps. For instance, sociologist Tatsiana Shchurko of Belarus will talk about reproductive technologies in that Eastern European nation, and connect it to the kinds of bodies seen as ideal.
Keynote speaker Ellen Samuels, an associate professor of English and gender and women's studies at the University of Wisconsin, will discuss her research on environmental disasters and the subsequent media coverage — after, for example, Agent Orange — on genetic abnormalities.
Samuels' lecture begins at 4:15 p.m. Friday, April 8, in the Klamon Room on the 8th floor of the Claudia Nance Rollins building.
The event also features several workshops led by prominent Emory scholars, including Sander Gilman of the ILA and Sherman James, a research professor of epidemiology and African American studies.
Organized by Laney Graduate School students, the conference also features a performance by Full Radius Dance, an Atlanta-based physically integrated professional dance company, following Samuels' presentation Friday night.
The performance will be followed by a documentary on the troupe by ILA doctoral student Anastasia Klupchak and a question-and-answer session.
"This is the third year Emory has hosted Critical Juncture and I have been fortunate to watch it grow from a one-room conference to this year's conference with concurrent events, a poster session, a performance and wonderful seminars," says Jennifer Sarrett, a lecturer in the Center for the Study of Human Health and faculty adviser for the conference, who co-organized the first event in 2013.
The conference is free and open to the public. For more information or to register, visit the Critical Juncture website.
Those interested can also follow the event live on Facebook and Twitter.
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3 hour Family Hope Center seminar. Refreshments included.
Matthew Newell is the highly accredited founder of the internationally renowned Family Hope Center. With over 30 years of experience he has helped and taught over 15,000 parents worldwide. Some of Matthew's skills include designing mobility programmes to teach parents functional mobility (taking children from paralysis to crawling- creeping- walking-running), he also has world-leading expertise in respiration, Mild Hyperbaric Therapy, Cranial Sacral Therapy, myofascial release plus many other modalities to support the development of children and adults.
Carol has also travelled and lectured internationally in all phases of development and brain neuroplasticity. She has over 30 years of experience teaching and guiding parents of children with special needs; this includes the development of their child's emotions, behaviour and social competence so they can integrate into the family and beyond. Carol succeeds in taking children who have cortical vision impairment to seeing, from deafness to hearing, from an inability to read to reading at age level, and from far below average intelligence to being equal with their peers. Together with Matthew, Carol has been certified in Child Brain Development, Craniosacral and Myofascial Release, SoListen and FastForWord.
After the triumph of the UK 3 day Parent Training Conference last Oct '14, Matthew and his team have returned to Liverpool to help more children and families as the success of their programme grows in the UK. During their visit Matthew will be presenting his talk 'Your Child's Brain' to parents and professionals, this is an opportunity NOT to be missed.
During the talk Matthew will cover the brain, its functions and how they can help. What is so unique about the Family Hope Center is that they address the CAUSE of your child's difficulties and how to change the brain, rather than merely addressing the symptoms; which some programmes, therapies and approaches do. By learning how to change the brain your child can start to learn to close the gap between their chronological and development age. You will leave this talk with some great tips on how to start changing your child's brain.
Though the team don't use labels some common conditions they work with are: cerebral palsy, ADHD, ADD, autism, Down's Syndrome, epilepsy, dyslexia and many more. If your child is falling/has fallen behind they can HELP them catch up.
Sam Tebb is an associate of the Family Hope Center, she has her own integrated centre for wellness and development here in the UK; Blue Skies Ahead. One of her roles is to help support families in the UK who are on or are interested in the programme.


Whether it is protecting high-risk assets or an emergency situation, foam hardware has evolved since its commercial introduction in the 1950s to meet the needs of fire safety professionals, risk managers, fire service brigades, and industrial fire suppression for industries worldwide.
Foam hardware components can generally be divided into four categories: tank systems; proportioning devices; discharge devices; and mobile equipment. The applications for foam hardware are governed by safety codes and standards usually under the direction of an authority having jurisdiction, for the intended purpose to prevent or mitigate the chance of costly property loss and business interruption, as well as reduction of risk.
Examples of such guidelines are National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 11: Standard for Low, Medium and High Expansion Foam; NFPA 16: Standard For The Installation of Foam-Water Sprinkler and Foam-Water Spray Systems; NFPA 25: Standard for the Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance of Water-Based Fire Protection Systems; NFPA 30 Flammable and Combustible Liquids Code; NFPA 409: Standard On Aircraft Hangars; NFPA 412: Standard For Evaluating Aircraft Rescue and Fire-Fighting Foam Equipment; NFPA 418: Standard For Heliports and EN13565-2: Fixed Fire Fighting Systems – Foam Systems Design, Construction and Maintenance and FM Global Property Loss Prevention Data Sheets.
Foam-water systems can take different forms like deluge, wet pipe, dry pipe, pre-action, spray and pre-primed systems depending on the type of risk requiring protection.
Fixed foam systems are designed to protect single and multiple high-hazard, high-risk applications and can utilise either Class A or B foam concentrate. In the case of Class B foam, there are various foam concentrate types with the most common being Aqueous Film Forming Foam (AFFF), Alcohol-Resistant Aqueous Film Forming Foam (AR-AFFF) and detergent (High-Expansion) based foam.
A Bladder tank is the main component in this type balanced pressure proportioning system. It requires no outside power source other than an adequate water supply. The bladder tank is a carbon steel pressure vessel with a nylon reinforced neoprene rubber bladder inside that stores the foam concentrate. During operation the foam concentrate is discharged from the tank by the water supply, collapsing the bladder around a perforated centre tube until the concentrate is depleted. Bladder tank systems include various component parts such as proportioners, discharge devices, swing check valves, ball valves and hydraulic actuating ball valves. Typical sizes tanks range from 189 litres to 12492 litres.
Most manufacturers of bladder tanks offer them in standard and pre-piped configurations, vertical and horizontal versions. Selection of any specific tank configuration is dependent on the available space where the installation is to occur. Two different types of proportioners can be used in bladder tank systems; they are a variable range proportioner or a conventional (between the flanges) proportioner. The variable range proportioner is used in a closed head foam-water sprinkler system where both a minimum litres-a-minute and maximum litres-a-minute flow is required. A conventional (between the flanges) proportioner is typically used in a deluge system where discharge devices such as foam chambers, foam makers, monitors or sprinkler heads are incorporated into the design.
Electric Foam Pump Skid Assembly.
Positive displacement foam pump skids are typically found in two different type systems they are: balanced pressure (BP) foam pump skids and in-line balanced pressure proportioner (ILBP) foam pump skids. Both systems use the same components such as an atmospheric tank, positive displacement foam pump (electric and diesel), balancing valve, and full service control panel (electric/diesel).
The main difference between an ILBP and the BP pump skid is that the BP pump skid utilises a conventional (between the flanges) proportioner located on the foam pump skid. Whereas, ILBP pumps skid allows the use of in-line balance pressure proportioner which can be remotely located away from the foam pump skid.
The Foam pump is primarily driven by three common power sources: electric motor, water motor (Pelton wheel) or diesel engine. Foam pumps are typically positive displacement rotary type to ensure that any viscosity foam concentrate can be used. Foam concentrate is typically supplied by an atmospheric storage tank.
A foam concentrate proportioning system is a self-contained, preassembled proportioning system with a positive displacement water motor powered pump. These systems require no outside power source other than an adequate water supply. A foam concentrate proportioning system will also require the use of an atmospheric tank (contains the foam concentrate) and can be recharged without stopping the flow of the system.
The atmospheric storage tanks itself is typically manufactured of high-density, cross-linked polyethylene in a vertical configuration. Storage tank assemblies are equipped with a suction connection, return connection, drain/fill connection, and domed top. Typical sizes range from 18 litres to 37854 litres.
A high expansion foam system is designed for total flood or local application hazards and incorporates the same hardware components and devices as describe for bladder tank and proportioning foam systems. A high expansion foam generator is an air-aspirated discharge device that is typically water powered and requires no other outside power to deliver expanded foam solution in volumes ranging from 200:1 to 1000:1.
Ratio controllers are a modified venturi device designed to meter the correct amount of foam concentrate into a water stream over a specified range of flow and pressure rates with minimal pressure loss. The ratio controller consists of three components: the body with water inlet, metering orifice located in the foam concentrate inlet, and throat (nozzle) located downstream from the water inlet.
Inline balanced pressure (ILBP) proportioner are a complete self-contained device that incorporates the necessary components including ratio controller, duplex gauge, balancing valve, check valve, ball valve, and associated brass piping. ILBPs are designed to balance the incoming foam concentrate pressure with the incoming fire-water pressure, and meter the correct amount of foam concentrate to fire-water stream over a wide range of flow rates and pressures. The ILBP system works with a positive displacement foam pump, to supply foam concentrate to the ILBP. A pressure sustaining valve, located in the return line, carries excess foam concentrate not needed by the device back to the atmospheric storage tank.
Threaded proportioners are modified venturi ratio controllers that accurately mix and meter foam concentrate into fire-water streams. Each proportioner consists of the following components: body, inlet nozzle, and metering orifice constructed out of bronze material. During operation, water flows through the modified venturi to create an area of lower pressure which is directly affected by the water velocity as it flows through the ratio controller.
Continuous flow hose reel assemblies are typically manufactured with magna-cast aluminium supports and brass waterway. Hose reels typically feature non-collapsible booster hose and brass 90-degree elbow inlet swivel with male NST outlet. The carbon steel reel is designed to store and deploy continuous flow hose, which allows liquid to flow while the hose is still on the reel. Hose reels are used for remote protection of assets or where manual foam firefighting is required.
Foam chambers are NFPA-11 Type II air aspirating foam discharge devices that provide protection for open top floating and cone roof flammable liquid storage tanks. Foam chambers are a combination of a foam mixing chamber and a foam maker with an air inlet. A removable orifice plate is located between the flange inlet and solution pipe flange, and is sized to deliver the required foam solution at a specified pressure. A frangible vapour seal located in the foam chamber body prevents product vapours from entering the foam chamber body. The vapour seal will break once the foam solution enters, filling the foam chamber body with expanded foam. The foam flows to a deflector plate, which directs the foam to the inside of the storage tank wall and fuel surface, only allowing minimum foam submergence and fuel agitation.
A Foam maker is a stainless steel discharge tube incorporates a mixing barrel, an orifice plate (sized for the required flow at a given pressure) and an air inlet to allow air into the foam solution stream to generate expanded foam. The foam maker is normally installed in the line of a semi-fixed or fixed foam fire protection system. Foam makers are air-aspirating foam discharge devices used primarily for the protection of the seal area of open top floating roof storage tanks and dike areas around storage tanks. Additional applications include protection of spill hazards and diked flammable liquid storage areas.
The Foam station is a quick knock down fixed hardware device. The unit is typically self-contained, consisting of stainless steel concentrate tank, eductor, hand-line nozzle and non-collapsible hose. When in operation, water is introduced from a dedicated water source through the supply hose to the educator. While water is passing through the eductor a vacuum is created, which draws foam concentrate out of the tank, up to the eductor and into the water stream, delivering the foam solution. Some foam stations may be as simple as connecting a monitor with self-educting foam-water nozzles to a hydrant with placement of a tote or drum of foam next to it.
High back pressure foam maker is a discharge tube (bronze, carbon steel or stainless steel) with flange inlets and outlets and has air induction holes placed 90 degrees apart to allow air into the foam solution stream to generate expanded foam. These special foam makers are to inject foam into a fuel storage tank at the base of the tank. The foam then floats to the surface of the tank to extinguish the fire.
Mobile products are designed to provide quick, mobile foam fire protection for hazards consisting of flammable liquids. These types of hazards can be defined but not limited to tank farms, loading racks (both truck and rail), chemical processing plants, and marine loading terminals. Mobile products greatly increase the firefighting ability of emergency first responders. Mobile foam devices can be used with either Class A or Class B foam concentrates.
A mobile foam cart is designed and constructed for one person operation. This foam station can function at its full potential quickly in an emergency situation. Foam concentrate is stored in a polyethylene or stainless steel tank equipped with an eductor and pick-up tube. The pick-up tube is connected to the tank and utilises a metering device to determine what percentage of foam concentrate is introduced into the water stream. On the inlet of the eductor, a supply fire hose is connected that delivers water from an independent source.
A fire hose and discharge nozzle are connected to the outlet. When in operation, water flows through the eductor creating a vacuum that draws foam concentrate out of the tank to the metering valve of the eductor and into the water stream, delivering foam solution to the nozzle.
Remote Monitor with Self-Educting Foam Nozzle.
Typically used to protect against liquid spills, diked areas, storage tanks, loading racks or storage facilities in general that contain combustible or flammable liquids, a foam trailer is a complete mobile platform consisting of a trailer constructed with frame, wheels, and axles, non-slid decking, utility boxes, water inlet connections and monitor capable of carrying the total charged weight of the trailer assembly and the foam concentrate.
Trailers utilise either one of two foam storage vessel designs: polyethylene tote(s), single, dual, or multiple, or a rigidly constructed metal foam tank. Monitor utilised are typically of the self-educting type with flow ranges varying from 1893 litres-a-minute to 11,356 litres-a-minute.


We had made an appointment with MCD Innovations after reading about other RVers' experiences with this firm. Upon our initial telephone inquiry, they gave us an overview of the installation process, and we settled on an appointment that would be available in about a month. (Apparently, they have plenty of RV business.) They also mailed us a packet of information about the product and the installation and pricing plans, along with some samples from which we could choose shade textures and colors.
The normal installation scheme involves showing up at MCD's headquarters on a Monday morning with your RV, being prepared to leave it there until 5:00 p.m. the following Friday. They can easily accommodate fulltimers, as they have 50-amp electric hookups serving about 20 spaces in a large concrete parking lot alongside their factory. (There is no water or sewer, though; you would need to show up with a full water tank and empty black and grey tanks.) Although McKinney is only about an hour's drive from our house in the D/FW mid-cities area, we elected to drive up on Sunday and spend the night in Phannie, to avoid the Monday morning demolition derby that is rush hour in the D/FW Metroplex.
We arrived late Sunday afternoon and, although MCD's headquarters facility was clearly closed, we were soon met by a friendly gent named Mac, I think, who directed us as we backed into our preassigned spot #11 among perhaps ten other RVs. Mac lives in a motor home near the entrance to the parking area and apparently serves as a greeter and host. From his vantage point, he can easily see the flow of RVs into and out of the parking area.
After getting settled, we went to Shogun, a Japanese hibachi restaurant for a nice dinner, then came back to Phannie, where we watched a movie and turned in for the night.
On Monday morning, the order taker, a pleasant young lady, made her way to every coach to finalize the orders and receive the initial payment, which was for the materials ordered. The installation fee would be paid on Friday, as it is calculated by the hour and based on the amount of time required for the work involved. We already had our fabric selections picked out (the really attractive ones are more expensive--imagine that!), so it was only a matter of deciding which windows were to be done. Because of the large number of orders that day, we were among the last to place our order, so we had some time to kill well beyond the 8:30 a.m. time that we were told to expect the order-taker's visit.
After our order was taken, a young man showed up to do the measurements, which took only a few minutes. Then he disappeared into the factory, and soon the order-taker reappeared with an invoice, which we paid by credit card. She said we would pay for the installation on Friday, at which time the installation charges would be known. We told her that we were planning to pick up our coach on Saturday, so she said we could do the credit card transaction over the phone on Friday. We left the keys with her and hopped in Mae for the drive home, but not before stopping for lunch at Baker's Drive-In, a legendary local burger joint.
Upon our return the following Saturday, there were only a few RVs in the parking area, and no one appeared to meet us. We picked up Phannie's keys from the agreed-upon hiding spot and went inside to inspect the new shades. We were not disappointed; these are the American Duo models with two rollers, one for the day shade and one for the night shade. The shades operate much like the old-timey roller window shades in that you pull them down to the desired level, then pull again and the springs in the rollers roll them up. However, these are much improved in that when you pull down on the shade to retract it, you can release it and it will gently rise to the fully retracted position. Pretty neat! A motorized, remote-control version is also available, but Sandy and I thought we would probably not wear ourselves out by raising and lowering the shades manually.
So, everything went just about as planned, and we're very pleased. The cost? Well, they are priced according to window sizes, and we had large, medium and small windows to cover which, I suppose, would be the case with most rigs. For these particular day/night shades (with an upscale fabric choice), you can figure an average of slightly less than $300 per window, including the removal of the old shades and installation of the new ones.
And the end of my frustration with Phannie's old window shades? Priceless!
We Meet Boris and Natasha!
It's always fun to meet fellow bloggers in person after having first become acquainted with them in their words and pictures. We've found that the first meeting in person is generally just a validation of what you think you know about them already and, therefore, something to anticipate with a degree of excitement. It's much like meeting a personality you've watched on TV for a long time--but one who happens to have watched you, as well! Because of this, it is a very short and easy step indeed from cyber friend to real friend. There was no awkwardness, just starting a live visit where the last blog entry ended, with the only new thing being the sound of our voices.
Like all the RV bloggers we've met, Paul and Mary are irresistibly nice people with great personalities and very quick wits. From their very well written blogs, we already knew much about their clandestine plans that led up to their retiring and becoming fulltimers. They blogged about their retirement preparations for months in advance with cloak-and-dagger subterfuge, using the pseudonyms Boris and Natasha so their imminent departure from their small company would not be discovered. They were key members of the staff, and the foreknowledge of their leaving would have caused all sorts of complications for them. It was better, they thought, to give the customary notice for the sake of a smoother and shorter transition. These episodes in their blog were among the most captivating of all we have read, as the expertly written journal was not unlike a good mystery novel that could only be read one chapter at a time.
Once notice was given and their identity revealed, Paul and Mary launched on their adventure, and who would they run into but other blogger friends we have met like Ed and Marilyn and Gordon and Juanita, along with others we hope to meet as time goes by. We were totally delighted when we received Paul and Mary's e-mail announcing their plans to visit the D/FW area; we quickly set a time to get together and visit.
Paul, Mary and Sandy inside the "Moose"
We had a nice brunch at the Blue Mesa Cafe in Southlake and then took a quick tour of our neighborhood and the little house where we keep Phannie and Mae. They were gracious in their comments, and we talked of perhaps getting together again in the summer, when we might be able finally to meet Sue and Doug and other bloggers we "almost" know. That would be a hoot, for sure!
Mary and Sandy, doing a little "grazing"
We continue to marvel at the winsome nature of those we meet in the RV world--a winsomeness that is especially prevalent among RV bloggers. I don't think I can remember encountering any RVer who was anything but pleasant and helpful. Well, I take that back...I do remember a certain lady in Kerrville who was gave us pause, but she was actually more eccentric than unpleasant. You can read about her in this post from 2005, our first year of RV travel when we had a fifth wheel named Homer. It is, by the way, a post I most enjoyed writing; I hope you enjoy reading it. I describe this lady under the subheading, "Take-It-Easy RV Park in Kerrville."
Well, I'm throwing in the towel. I have an appointment at MCD in McKinney, Texas next Monday for a retrofit of all the shades in Phannie's lounge. From what I've read in the blogs, MCD's design seems unchallenged as the antidote for the demonic day/night shades with strings. I talked to the folks at MCD several weeks ago and made the appointment. They were very friendly and helpful on the phone, and they invited me to drive Phannie to their facility Sunday evening and stay the night to be ready for Monday's design session, so that's what we intend to do. We don't think we're going to bother with replacing the shades in the bedroom, as we never open them anyway. Besides, I'm halfway afraid to touch them for fear they, too, will break.


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Nacho Duato is a dancer and choreographer of international stature. The ballets he has created have been internationally recognised as the work of an extremely talented choreographer. His career began when Jir� Kyli�n hired him for the Nederlands Dans Theater as a dancer and, later, choreographer in 1981.
Jardi Tancat was his first ballet. Produced for the junior group of the Nederlands Dans Theater, it caused a great stir when it took the first prize in the 1984 International Competition for Young Choreographers in Cologne and has since been performed with great success by the Nederlands Dans Theater.
Jardi Tancat, or The Closed Garden, is based on the lyrics of centuries-old Catalan folk songs, set to music and sung by the Spanish singer Maria del Mar Bonnet. The songs tell of the hardships endured by the Spanish farmers who work the arid land and who wait for rain which does not fall: �Water, we have asked for water, and You, oh Lord, You gave us wind and You turn Your back on us and do not hear us�.
Duato has created a ballet full of strength, poetry and beauty, danced by three couples who continue to sow, plant, reap and thresh in proud defiance of their barren surroundings, refusing to accept defeat. The work is full of dynamic movement and expression.
In an Introductory Film, Nacho Duato talks about his life and work and the inspiration he finds in the Spanish countryside and the culture of his homeland. He was filmed in Spain, staging Jardi Tancat during a Nederlands Dans Theater tour, and also in the NDT studio, during rehearsals for Jir� Kyli�n�s 'L�Histoire du soldat', in which he dances the central role. He is also seen working on his own ballet 'Dreams of Ether'.


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Dollar Crash Creates Crisis for EADS, Airbus
Angry MPs Demand Debate on U.S. BMD at British Bases
'Drive-By' Scandal Forces Labour Minister To Resign
Norwegian Cities Lose Money Through Citibank
Highly Trained Rioters in Paris: 82 Policemen Wounded
Her Majesty's Dogs of War Losing Money
New Push for Dutch Maglev Route Project
Nov. 27 (EIRNS)—On Nov. 23, Airbus CEO Tom Enders said that the company may trim its 2-billion-euro ($3 billion) research budget, as a cost-cutting measure. (Airbus planes are priced in dollars.) On Nov. 27, ATWonline reported that the CEO of EADS (Airbus's corporate parent), Louis Gallois, explained that Airbus loses 1 billion euros in profit for every 10 cent decline in the value of the dollar against the euro. Airbus had announced the cutting of 10,000 jobs after it lost 572 million euros last year, as part of a "restructuring" plan. But that plan was based on a rate of $1.35 to the euro—it is now worth $1.48 and falling. Gallois told Die Welt that an additional 1.5 billion euros ($2.2 billion) per year must now be cut, on top of the cumulative 6 billion euros in cuts it had planned, by 2010.
During a speech last week to German labor unions, Gallois said that "the dollar's decline is life-threatening for Airbus," and that European manufacturers may have to move production outside Europe. Enders said that the plan for cuts that they had is "no longer sustainable."
Nov. 27 (EIRNS)—In mid-October, a Member of Parliament filed a motion for an open debate on a U.S. proposal to have two Royal Air Force bases upgraded and used as part of the ballistic-missile defense system. The debate was never held. Then, on Nov. 24-25, the House of Commons' Foreign Affairs Select Committee released a report on the U.S. proposal, the British offers to participate, and the Russian reaction to the Polish and Czech proposals. The report recommends that there be a "full Parliamentary debate on these proposals," and "regrets" that these agreements were made without transparency or approval.
Press TV also reported that former Czech Premier Milos Zeman said that the radar base the U.S. wants to install in the Czech Republic is unnecessary, and a provocation aimed at Russia. He stated that a majority of Czechs oppose the base. Last week, the leadership of the new government of Poland said the decision to allow ten interceptor missiles to be deployed on its soil will be reconsidered.
Nov. 27 (EIRNS)— A flash-in-the-pan scandal hit Britain's Labour Party Nov. 24-25, resulting in the resignation yesterday of the party's secretary-general, Peter Watt. The scandal pivoted around contributions made to Labour by an eccentric real estate developer named David Abrahams. Abrahams, a failed political "wannabe," had made contributions, using his employees as conduits, totalling about $1 million. The contributions were spread over the last four years. Watt's only apparent fault was his admission that he was privy to Abrahams' subterfuge. Prime Minister Gordon Brown has apologized for the affair; Labour is determined to find a way to return the funds in question.
Barring further revelations, this scandal, which looks like a crass means to tar Labour with the echoes of Blair's recent "peerage-gate" scandal, is over.
Nov. 27 (EIRNS)—A credit disaster is rocking northern Norway: As reported in the Swiss daily Neue Zuercher Zeitung today, the cities of Narvik, Rana, Hemnes, and Hattfjelldal have lost heavily in U.S. credit derivatives, Narvik being forced to take a loan to pay the December salaries of municipal employees, after losses of 50% with collateral debt obligations in the U.S.A.
The four cities engaged in this speculative venture, in the range of 451 million crowns ($90 million), combined, at Citibank, using expected future revenues from oil and gas as collateral. Brokers of the firm Terra Securities, assisted in this deal.
Norway's Finance Minister Kristin Halvorsen ordered the nation's financial watchdog agency to look into the affair.
Nov. 28 (EIRNS)—Following the death of two adolescents in an incident involving the police, in the desperately poor Paris suburb of Villiers-le-Bel, rioting turned into open warfare in the larger Paris area, between more than 200 inhabitants of the city and the police, in which, on Nov. 26, 82 policemen were wounded. The rioters were well organized, reports Le Figaro, noting that lookouts stationed on the rooftops transmitted early warning signals on the police deployments via their cell phones, to groups of approximately ten rioters on the ground fighting with the police.
Nov. 28 (EIRNS)—Her Majesty's "dogs of war, the "private military company" Armor Group, announced a profit warning because of losses having to do with the fallout over the Blackwater scandal in Iraq. Armor Group is the former Defence System's Limited, founded in Britain in the 1980s, by veterans of the Queen's own Scots Guards regiment, and then sold to the Florida-based Armor Holdings, which produces security related hardware, and was recently taken over by BAE Systems.
The British Armor Group is no longer part of the Florida company, but is once again based in London in an office at Buckingham Gate, a few steps from the Queen's Buckingham Palace.
Armor Group's chairman, Sir Malcolm Rikfind, is a potential suspect in the ongoing BAE bribery scandal, by virtue of the fact that he was the Tory defense secretary while the deals were being made.
Nov. 29 (EIRNS)—An industrial consortium of international companies went public today, with a proposal for a high-speed train link based on maglev technology, between Schiphol airport, Amsterdam, and the city of Almere.
According to the plan, the train will go through a tunnel beneath the IJmeer, a bay of Lake Marken that separates Amsterdam and Almere, and the train link could later be extended to the cities of Utrecht, The Hague, and Rotterdam for a cost of 5 billion euros.
The proposal is the third attempt to build a Transrapid maglev track in the Netherlands, after two previous plans were shelved by the government. The Dutch government has not yet responded to the proposal.


Perform these three Glute Bridge variations to improve glute activation, posture and core strength.
When it comes to studying, training or anything else involving the glutes, Bret Contreras is the most knowledgeable resource around. He truly is The Glute Guy. As Contreras's previous studies have shown, the Glute Bridge, Hip Thrust and Pull Through are the best muscular exercises for the glutes.
These are great exercises that should be in most, if not all, programs. While they should be a staple, they still must vary some to provide the most benefit, so it is necessary to use them as main and accessory lifts. With this in mind, here are some Glute Bridge variations that can be used as accessory movements in programs for postural work and glute activation.
Core engaged protocol involves wrapping a band around a pole and pulling it taut over your body with outstretched arms. To do this, you must recruit your core muscles more than you normally would without the added tension. Once the band is pulled into the proper position, perform a Glute Bridge and hold at the top in an isometric position. From there, breathe in and out for the prescribed number of breaths. This exercise promotes improved glute and core muscle recruitment.
From interning with Cressey Sports Performance, I believe a 12-inch elevation feels best when performing any Shoulder-Elevated Hip Thrust. Due to how this exercise must be performed, the difference in boxes used should be 12 inches, the one under the shoulders 12 inches higher than the one under the feet. Alternatives to this setup would involve using a belt squat machine.
This move is a combination of the Hip Thrust and a Pull-Through. To perform it, place a band under your hips and anchor it down. If it is necessary to use a cable machine, pull a cable to the same area while facing the machine. From there, thrust you hips up and either hold as an isometric or perform it for reps. Holding it as an isometric promotes focusing on shoulder position due to the pull of the bands. Make sure your shoulders are set back and down throughout the movement. This adds load to the upper body for what is mainly a lower-body movement. Using this as an accessory exercise is a great way to provide extra glute activation and posture improvement.
The last variation adds a Paloff Press element to the Hip Thrust. When you use a cable or a band and pull it from the side, you must resist flexing and rotating your hips. This can be performed by pulling the band or cable from a height equal to or lower than your body.
Thrust your hips normally while holding a cable or band anywhere between your chest and navel right above the body. At the top, either perform a complete isometric hold or perform a Paloff Press while holding the Hip Thrust. Throughout the hold, keep your shoulders back and down for good posture. It's best to perform this as an isometric Hip Thrust.
Add these Glute Bridge variations throughout your programming to improve glute activation, posture and core strength. They also add upper-body elements to lower-body movements. Have fun with these moves, and feel free to follow me on Instagram and Twitter to see more exercises you can add to your regimen.


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Visions 2
April 27, 2018 Dan Varoy	Leave a comment
In my desperate attempts to survive in the workshop, on the road and in my virtually impenetrable home in South Africa, I have never lost sight of my vision to create a family base that would honour my strong New Zealand roots. A haven where my children could feel the belonging that I have experienced lifelong, a place where, although plonked way down in the South Pacific, 12 hours ahead of GMT on a southern Summer's day, and another nine hours ahead of Hollywood, a country whose National Anthem is more of a prayer and song worshipping God. Although often shaken to it's very core on the Pacific's Earthquake zone, and having to rebuild after such catastrophes, a place where you are who you are and not discriminated against because of the colour of your skin.
1 Blatant fault lines that shake God's Country to its very core!
With recent events taking place in the Republic of South Africa, where the fascist black leadership, having stolen Billions of Rands via blatant theft, nepotism, clever manipulation of municipal charges and power delivery, slack policing and often sanctioned theft from any person considered to be white, or foreign, not to mention the constant attacks on Farms after calls by leadership to Kill the Boer (Farmer or a more general meaning would be Kill the Afrikaans speaking whites), and now to cap it all off the despot regime shocked the South African public by approving in Parliament the appropriation of land without compensation, the path is wide open for the hordes to invade while an uncaring, politically manipulated police and army stand back ready to incriminate anyone who stands his or her ground, or groups that might be formed to protect their fellow man, it became a reality more than a vision to secure that base in New Zealand.
2 On April 29th 2018, idiots, apparently protesting that foreign truck drivers were employed rather than themselves, torched and looted trucks on the N3 highway to Durban, blocking both sides of the toll road during the long weekend. The clean up continues!
In 1981, on a soggy December 4th, I threw caution to the wind and married an Afrikaans speaking Diva, named Linda who has a heart of gold and a person who if you considered her your friend, consider yourself blessed. Our children, Vincent, Natalie and Danelle all attended Afrikaans schools, but at my insistence, took their University courses in English, as that is the language of the business World. The family is essentially Afrikaans, I am the black sheep in the family!
3 Words of a folk song stating that Afrikaners are sociable and like throwing parties!
My experience of Afrikaans speaking white South Africans, is that they are God faring, good of heart, strong of will, compassionate and fair in their dealings with their fellow man, of whatever race, colour or creed. Just don't hurt my family or steal my stuff! There are many millions of them in South Africa and yet the fascist black regimes are calling for their downfall, or eradication. Under the guise of being there for my fellow black man, black leadership has installed their puppets in every position of authority, whether it be government, municipal, police, state owned enterprises, even the Receiver of Revenue in order to siphon off wealth into the pockets of the despots and their cohorts. The constant blame for the failure of the masses who have voted them into power, to improve their lot, is directed at the white man, former, admittedly evil regimes and the head start black masses were deprived of under the apartheid regime. Eager to point a finger and take as my rightful inheritance, many millions of black South Africans have fallen under the spell of the criminal regime and various so called black empowerment parties, and are ready to vote the ANC back into power, or even worse a coalition of despots, who if they by some small chance do not get re-elected in 2019, will mobilise the masses into a fascist frenzy, reminiscent of the Bolsheviks and La Marseillaise, against the white population of South Africa.
4 Lenin and the Bolsheviks took out anyone who had any hint of aristocracy and the farmers were wiped off the face of the Earth. Their loss destroyed the Russian farming industry for decades!
Understanding that, but unable to comprehend why the fascists feel threatened by millions of essentially good people, you may realise that the implementation of my vision has now become urgent. But wait, having worked hard and played hard for the last fifty years, paid taxes when I could, VAT 'cos I had to, footed university bills, holiday bills, power, water and rates bills, paid 8 percent of my staff's wages to their pension fund, bought shares at high prices and sold at extreme lows and generally had a ball, I find myself broke!
5 Feel familiar guys?
So my serious Vision 2 has now degenerated into a plea for funds as my regular lotto purchases allied with a prayer for the balls to fall in my favour have fallen on deaf ears and that Base seems even further away today, than yesterday!
6 Work is a result of ears that don't listen!
OK, only joking about the funds, but as I secure a secure future and hopefully leave a legacy in the hands and minds of those who have suffered under my leadership of repairing motor cars to the highest possible standard, I challenge all black South Africans to toyi toyi but for jobs and a chance to prove your ability to God, yourself and your employer, for free Wifi and social media access, to not mimic the taxi driver who once drove you at breakneck speed to work, now that you have your own car, to monitor your leaders, and department heads, in every sector and hold them accountable for the portfolios they hold, to read, read, read and in doing so live so many more lives than your own. You and your children are the future as are all the people, of whatever race, colour or creed, who make up the Soul of South Africa. The World is watching you, not to see you fall, but for inspiration!
7 At last someone listening to reason!
This song, sung by a naturalised white South African, Johnny Clegg, was written for Johnny's mate, black South African, Dudu Zulu who was gunned down during the Taxi Wars in the early Nineties. Follow the words and feel the passion:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQ2jWD0XO7w
St Vincent School For The Deaf helping the hard of hearing to listen:
http://www.stvincentschool.org.za/
Down Durban way The Fulton School for The Deaf:
http://www.fulton.org.za/
Abraham Kriel Childcare group, caring while we work:
http://abrahamkriel.org/
The Avril Elizabeth Home for the Mentally Handicapped was opened in 1970, and for the amazing work they do for the less fortunate they deserve great accolades:
http://www.avril.org.za/
An attempt to entertain with the written word.
Dan Varoy on Protected: Sinister
Luschka Templeman on Protected: Sinister
Dan Varoy on Lockdown
Paul de Bruyn on Lockdown
Dan Varoy on Are We All Not Noah Then?
A Crime
A Testimony
The Rain and The Healing
Dear SA – Response to Municipal increases
1966 Ford Cortina Shock Inserts


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New Music Video Roundup 10/07/20
Hello there everybody! Welcome back to another weekly Friday post of ten of the best recently released music videos and sometimes a little information that comes with them! They're not all within the same genre and they're all different in some way or another but that means that there's a little something for everyone here but come on, let's get down to the music (videos)!
The first choice of the week in today's countdown is the progressive metal trio Spiritbox who have their second single of the year in the form of 'Holly Foller'. At the time of writing, it's uncertain is the track will feature on a forthcoming EP or full length record.
Seconds up today are the Las Vegas trio Palaye Royale. Their recent record, 'The Bastards' dropped via Sumerian Records and their latest video for 'Anxiety' is off the aforementioned record.
Now if this is anything to go by, the lockdown is really getting to Luke Rainsford. With his latest EP, 'World Of Colour' fresh into the world via Scylla Records, the video for the choice of single is 'Lack'.
Moving to the Scottish lands of Glasgow, the up and comers Layaway premiered a video over on Discovered Magazine last week. The video is from footage shot by the band at home and footage from the road as well as in the studio plus some of their fans footage as well! Check out 'Until Then', below.
Keeping with the Scottish bands for at least one more track, we have the Aberdeen quartet (in a break from the quintets today) Cold Years. Their video for 'Too Far Gone' is taken off their upcoming release, 'Paraside'.
On the track, Ross Gordon, the band's frontman says:
"'Too Far Gone' came from being in a pretty bad place, not knowing what the future was going to hold and being alone. I'd pushed partying too hard and I felt like I was just wasting my time. You get to that point where you just give up trying because everything falls to shit regardless. We come from a small town and I couldn't stand to be in the same room as all the same people, I just wanted to be alone and didn't want to talk to anyone.
I needed to release all those emotions from everything that had happened to me up until that point, I guess you have to write these kinds of songs, being in this band is a cathartic process for all of us. I've always felt like a lot of the songs on this record were about things that were gonna come in the future, this song was me looking deep into how I was feeling at the time and using it to escape."
How about some Pirate Metal now? Some Scottish Pirate Metal? Now you're interested!
The legends of the scene known as Alestorm have a new and crazy animated video for their one minute and a half track, 'Shit Boat (No Fans)'.
The track is off their recently released record, 'Curse Of The Crystal Coconut'.
On the track, the band have said:
"Oh wow, everyone knows that short songs are the best songs, so naturally we had to make a music video for the shortest song on our album. This animation was put together by the lovely people at RMIT University in Melbourne, and it features all the classic elements of an Alestorm video: Magical Girl transformations, giant Hungarian men dropping turds on your garden, rubber ducks, and crudely drawn cartoon penises. Enjoy!"
Heading to the Post- Hardcore genre now, we have the Californian Quintet, Thousand Below with not a recent video, but a video off their 2019 effort 'Gone In Your Wake'. The track in question? '171 xo'.
Moving across to Australia for the ever growing Glass Ocean, the band have shared 'Bolero' which is off their soon to be release debut record, 'The Remnants Of Losing Yourself In Someone Else' set to be released in August with Wildthing Records.
Next, Co-directed remotely with Alan Del Rio Ortiz, 'Every Tradition' is Bully's latest cut off the third full length record, 'Sugaregg' for release in August via Sub Pop.
On the release, Alica says:
"After we tested out this method (me shooting alone at my house and sending the footage to Alan to edit and put everything together) with 'Where to Start' I liked it so much I wanted to do it again and trusted Alan to turn my mess into a well put together music video. Surprisingly I was a lot more comfortable on my own as opposed to having a crew of people there like there has been for past music videos. I also have a newfound appreciation for any cinematographer because god damn it's a lot of work."
Of the song, she adds: "'Every Tradition' is one of the most literal songs on the record, forcing myself throughout the writing process to cut out the bullshit and put down on paper exactly what was going through my mind, silencing the paranoia of the different ways it could be received. Some songs just call for that sort of process and 'Every Tradition' was one of them."
And lastly this week we have the growing talent, the badass hardcore hitters whom have a brand new record, 'Transitional Forms which should take them to new heights and bigger touring houses when we're out of lockdown, it's only Pure Noise's Sharptooth.
The video which they've released this week is 'Evolution' which also features the storming guest vocals from Anti-Flag's Justin Sane.
And that's it for another week of a countdown of the best singles out in the world in the last week. Be sure to check back next-time for another round of great music videos. If you have any suggestions for me to check out, be sure to send an email or message us via the socials on Facebook or Twitter!
Author JackLidd95Posted on July 10, 2020 July 9, 2020 Categories Music, Music VideosTags alestorm, anti flag, bully, cold years, glass ocean, justin sane, layaway, luke rainsford, palaye royale, sharptooth, spiritbox, thousand belowLeave a comment on New Music Video Roundup 10/07/20
Music Video Roundup 15/05/20
We're back for another week! We have another roundup of ten music videos which have been recently released and they're always some of my favourites! They're not all within the same genre and they're all different in some way or another but that means that there's a little something for everyone here but enough talk, let's get down to things.
First up this week coincides with the recent release of her solo debut record, 'Petals For Armor', it can only be Hayley Williams. The track in question today is 'Dead Horse'.
The video for 'Dead Horse' was directed by HalfNoise frontman and Paramore drummer, Zac Farro.
Next up we have the British Emo / Pop-Rock musician Luke Rainsford. He's got a new cut in the form of 'Tip Toe', where the video complies fan-submitted content.
On the track, Luke has shared:
"'Tip Toe' is about the honeymoon stage of a relationship. I think sometimes with how the world is, it is easy to focus on how tough life can be, but there are the little moments of happiness to be found within the smallest of gestures. I wanted to reflect that in the video, having fans send in clips expressing themselves, their creativity and having fun. I think the world needs that right now."
Now, moving across to Wales for the next pick this week, we have the Pop-Punk trio in Junior.
Over the next weeks, the band will be releasing a series of covers, including Boston, Thin Lizzy, Death Cab For Cutie, and Alkaline Trio. All covers have been self-produced by Matt Attard of JUNIOR.
Their new video accompanies the track, 'Where And When' which is off their full-length record, 'Beautiful Life'.
Keeping in the realm of the Pop-Punk genre, Aussie rockers Stand Atlantic have released a brand new track this week, 'Wavelength. This is the third track in their line of releases following on from their debut record, 'Skinny Dipping.
Bonnie Fraser has said this about the track:
"We wanted to push the boundaries with 'Wavelength'. The song itself is about pushing your own boundaries and trying to assimilate with someone. Sometimes communication is lost to a point where it feels like you are speaking different languages. Music is its own language and we wanted to challenge everything you thought you knew about Stand Atlantic. The entire record is no exception."
Moving straight across the pond to Bournemouth for the alternative group Laika who have a new release which is also the bands first offering of new material this year with 'Our Vices'.
How about some math-rock next? Yeah, you saw it Math Rock!
The Californian rockers Covet have a track which is the second offering from their upcoming record, 'Technicolor'.
This also marks the first track to come from the band which features vocals and not entirely be instrumental.
Yvette Young (vocals) shares what the track, 'Parachute' means to her.
"This track, 'Parachute', is really special to me. I remember I wrote it basically in one sitting and immediately I heard that it needed lyrics. My whole rule for writing is to never rule anything out, as long as it serves the music… so here we are, at Covet's first departure from being instrumental. The song is about taking a risk for yourself and stepping away from something or something that once made you feel safe, only to realise that you never needed any of it in the first place. We hope you enjoy it and that it uplifts you."
We're all over the places this week and our next stop? Ukraine. We're going with Jinger and their release for 'Noah'. This is the fifth single off their upcoming release, 'Marco'.
On the track, Eugene Abdukhanov (bass) has said this on the track.
"Tatiana wrote 'Noah' from the point of view of what if he did not succeed in perpetuating life on Earth? Looks like we might find out sooner than we think! Times are scarier, tougher, and stranger than ever. Our/your livelihood and everything we know and cherish are on the verge being swept away by a storm like nothing we've faced before. Will we have our own modern day Ark? Will we manage to jump on board in time or has it already set sail? What will be left over after it's all said and done? These questions are torturing all of us right now and the future is disturbingly uncertain. But we will survive and will get through this, like we did during so many dark times before. Together. Strong and revitalised with a much better understanding of what we are."
Now for some pounding drummer, fantastic vocals and the best beats. This is Texans metallers Kingdom Collapse who reach new heights with 'Uprise'.
Jonathan Norris on the track says:
"We're excited to release the new single at this time with everything going on in the world. With what we've all endured globally with the recent pandemic, this is an anthem assuring the fact that we will not only recover but we will rise even stronger."
Keeping in the same country for the penultimate band on this weeks list is Ded. They're an Arizona outfit who've released 'A Mannequin Idol (LUllaby)' which is the latest single coming off of the band's recently released EP, 'Mannequin Eyes'.
On the track, Joe Cotela talked to ABC Audio.
"[The song is] kind of taking a shot at the music industry," Cotela explains. "[It's about] the way consumers consume, and questioning why they consume what they do, why they identify with certain things, [and] hopefully posing those questions for people to think about themselves."
And lastly today we have the almighty Asking Alexandria.
The band released their latest record, 'Like A Gouse On Fire' today via Sumerian Records but earlier this week to hype up the release, they put together a video together during where they shot everyone individually due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The track they released? 'House On Fire'.
Check out the video below.
And that's it for another week of the music video roundup! Be sure to check back next week for another look at the latest music video releases from the best bands around and who knows? Maybe you'll find your new favourite band on that list.
Author JackLidd95Posted on May 15, 2020 May 14, 2020 Categories Music, Music VideosTags asking alexandria, covet, ded, hayley williams, jinjer, junior, kingdom collapse, laika, list, luke rainsford, Music Videos, stand atlantic, top ten, top ten listLeave a comment on Music Video Roundup 15/05/20
Aaron West And The Roaring Twenties Announce UK Tour
Aaron West & The Roaring Twenties have announced new UK dates for a tour this may.
The band, whom released their record, 'Routine Maintenance' in 2019, will have their debut full-band tour of the UK which wil take place in May 2020.
The Winter Passing and Luke Rainsford will be the support acts for the tour.
17th – Bristol The Fleece
18th – Nottingham Rescue Rooms
19th – Glasgow Saint Luke's
20th -Manchester Gorilla
21st – Birmingham Mama Roux's
The band have also released a new live video for 'Bury Me Anywhere Else' Check it out below.
Author JackLidd95Posted on February 1, 2020 Categories Gigs, Music, Tour NewsTags aaron west, aaron west and the roaring twenties, luke rainsford, the winter passing, UK tourLeave a comment on Aaron West And The Roaring Twenties Announce UK Tour
The Forest Sessions For 2000 Trees Festival 2019 revealed
In a months time the annual 2000 Trees Festival will be taking place at Upcote Farm, Cheltenham and the organisers have one more announcement. The line-up for The Forest Sessions Stage.
For those unfamiliar with this, The Forest Sessions stage showcases acts performing acoustic sets, with some bands performing what would be their second set of the weekend which will be unique in every sense of the word.
Here is a list of who's performing on the stage as well as a reminder of the entire lineup below.
A.A. Williams
Andy Cairns (Therapy?)
B-Sydes
Brightr
Cavetown
Chas Palmer-Williams
Deaf Havana
Ducking Punches
Gaz Brookfield
Grace Petrie
Holding Absence
Holiday Oscar
Johnny Lloyd
Luke Rainsford
Mull Historical Society
Murray Macleod (The Xcerts)
No Violet
Non Canon
Press To MECO
Rob Lynch
Santia
Sarah Carey
The Skints
Sullii
Tony Wright (Terrorvision)
2000 Trees Festival will be held on July 11th – 13th 2019 at Upcote Farm, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire.
Author JackLidd95Posted on June 11, 2019 Categories Festivals, Gigs, MusicTags (therapy?), 2000 trees, a.a. williams, andy cairns, b-sydes, billy the kid, brightr, cavetown, chas palmer-williams, dave mcpherson, deaf havana, ducking punches, gaz brookfield, grace petrie, holding absence, holiday oscar, johny lloyd, luke rainsford, mull historical society, murray macleod, nick parker, no violet, non canon, press to meco, rob lynch, santia, sarah carey, sullii, terrorvision, the skints, The xcerts, tony wright, watercoloursLeave a comment on The Forest Sessions For 2000 Trees Festival 2019 revealed
Live Review: Holding Absence @ The Key Club, Leeds
Support: The Lunar Process, The Nightmares, Luke Rainsford
It has certainly been a long long wait for Holding Absence to bring out their debut record but it's absolutely moving, haunting and powerful to cement them as ones to watch in 2019 as they consolidate their place as one of the UK's finest musical heavy exports. With that debut record released into the world, the Welsh up and comers (signed to the phenomenal Sharptone Records) make their way up and down the country on what could be their most important tour ever. Tonight they hit up Leeds and from what I've seen in recent memory, it's a place which could make or break some bands.
The Lunar Process opened things for the night but honestly, it did take a while for people to come in because I think final soundchecks may have been slightly delayed. nevertheless, this was a band who immediately ripped into the audience with sheer force and never slowed down for anything when they played. To see that they're just opening for Holding Absence is a shame because this is a band I want to hear more of and their stage presence and their performance encapsulates them years ahead of their time and I wouldn't be surprised if big things would come their way soon. Additionally, I had no knowledge this band would be playing on the night either but I'm so happy to see Holding Absence reaching out to bands of this calibre because it was a welcomed surprise.
Now, The Nightmares seemed as if all they had going for them was the atmosphere of their performance. There were some good reactions to a few of their tracks but I do have to question why they played straight after a heavy hitting set from The Lunar Process. This doesn't mean I didn't enjoy what they performed, rather I thought it was a welcomed change from the usual hardcore band supports I've seen of late and its this diversity which should be becoming to shows on all tours. Namely, their gothic nature is something which has been missed from shows I've been to and would love to see more of in the future where they can only excel.
Next to take up the reigns was Luke Rainsford. The wait to see this lad again, this time with a full band was truly worth it. There was some anticipation from the crowd for his set and his reception was quite shocking even to him, as I had a quick chat with the musician after the show. Here though, there is more diversity because Luke Rainsford is quite unlike any of the shows on the rest of the tour bill. This is probably the best thing about Luke because he's not conforming to any norms or expectations that he has to be heavy but his songs cut deeper than most and thinking quickly to 'Frame' and 'Home Safe' these are some of the best examples of his work. What he delivered though was a full energetic set with some assistance from the audience, just made them love his music even more. Luke Rainsford is a one of a kind artist in the scene right now and performances such as this just drive us in more to hear his voice.
Before I say anything about Holding Absence, I do have to say I've only ever caught a glimpse of them live before their Leeds date and to say they were enjoyable would just be an insult. Their debut self-titled record is one which is tipped to be a favourite of 2019 but when seen live, their tracks just emphasise who they truly are. Up and comers? Yes. Ones to watch? Absolutely. But if asked that their record would do great things for them, I'd have to answer unquestionably. This is because they're a band who come up possibly once in a decade, possibly similar to their Welsh counterparts Dream State who are fighting to be heard and it's this record which will make or break them.
From start to finish, their set was a heart-pounding, heavy hitting and mesmerising performance, the best I've seen of 2019 and to cap off what is a potential best show for myself as well. From 'Perish' to 'Monochrome' to their closing track Penance, they might have well have announced they're going to stay for a while and don't expect anything less than the best from us because it's very rare you see and hear about these shows because I found when I first started listening to Holding Absence and I still hear them as one of the most inspiring bands because of the way they conduct themselves, I've never seen such an in sync group of people whom just acts as if they're moving as one when on stage.
With their trademark track of Monochrome, this is one of the most pulsating trademarks of their body of work and Lucas Woodman (Vocals) is mesmerising to see as he commands the crowd with his lyrics. One thing is for certain though, and that's their reign on the scene is going to come, hopefully soon.
I do have to be truthful for this part and say there was a bit of disappointment where there were some technical difficulties in the Keyboards which meant (as far as I can tell) from a setlist perspective that Marigold had to be cut from the set where the wondering fans just wanted them to continue with it all. It is a disappointment to see an error such as this cast a shadow over a perfect set but straight after, the band kept calm and carried on with 'Like A Shadow', much to the audience's approval. For their set to end as it did, I'm sure it'll be rectified in the near future for when they return, they'll be back in full force with their Yorkshire leigon waiting for them to return.
Author JackLidd95Posted on March 25, 2019 Categories Gigs, ReviewsTags holding absence, luke rainsford, The Lunar Process, the nightmaresLeave a comment on Live Review: Holding Absence @ The Key Club, Leeds
You know what it's time for! Another music video roundup! It's where I look for ten of the latest and great music videos out there ranging from every array of the Rock genre for your viewing pleasure. First up is Oh, Weatherly's 'Here Tonight'. This is a track off their upcoming record, 'Lips Like Oxygen' out July 27th on Hopeless Records.
Next up is a live video to change things up a touch! It's from While She Sleeps for Silence Speaks which was filmed at St Pancras Old Church which is off their upcoming 'You Are We Special Edition' due for release on July 20th.
Next up is Luke Rainsford. He's a lad that's on a high at the moment, having just played Slam Dunk festival and looking ahead to next month, will be making appearances at 2000 Trees and Fat Lip festival in Bristol. 'Looking For You Ghost' is off his EP, 'I Just Don't Deserve To Be Loved' which is out now.
Moving on, we have Post-Hardcore group Dance Gavin Dance. They're continuing their promotion for their new record in the form of their eighth album 'Artifical Selection' which is out today via Rise Records! This video is for their track 'Care'.
Moving to something more brutal in the form of Bury Tomorrow. They're gearing up for their new record, 'Black Flame' which is out on Jul13th via Music For Nations'.Check out their dark video for the track, 'Knife Of Gold'.
And now something which is drenched in red. This is Mapyine's new video for 'Give' which is being self-released by the band on July 6th.
Moving to the post-metal genre is Mountaineer. They've recently released their video for 'Hymnal: PAssage III' which is from their upcoming release on June 29th for their second album, 'Passages'.
Everyone seems to have a new record out within the next twelve months, not that I'm complaining. This next video comes from Bullet for My Valentine. The Welsh giant's new record, 'Gravity' is out on June 29th and this track is called 'Letting You Go'.
It looks like Tigress have gotten themselves into a sticky situation. The Exxex based band have recently dropped their new EP, 'Who Cares' and the band have unveiled a video to accompany its lead single, 'Hangman'.
And now for the last video for this week's list is from Cane Hill. They've recently shared a creepy video to accompany 'It Follows', the latest track off their latest record, 'Too Far Gone' which features some horror-esque style to match the track.
And that's it for another round of music videos. Check back next week to see what will be on another countdown for your viewing pleasure.
Author JackLidd95Posted on June 8, 2018 June 7, 2018 Categories Music, Music VideosTags bullet for my valentine, bury tomorrow, cane hill, dance gavin dance, luke rainsford, maypine, mountaineer, oh weatherly, tigress, while she sleepsLeave a comment on Music Video's 08/05/18
Slam Dunk Festival Announces
Slam Dunk is gearing up the stage splits!
With the festival just two months away, anticipation is going up for the 2018 festival, the organisers will be close to revealing who is playing what stages. Now though, the Slam Dunk Acoustic Stage has been revealed. Playing are as follows:
Speak Low If You Speak Love
Four Year Strong Presents: Some Of You Will Like This, Some Of You Won't
PVMNTS
Selfish Things
Cave Town
Author JackLidd95Posted on March 27, 2018 Categories Festivals, Music, Tour NewsTags cave town, four year strong, luke rainsford, pvmnts, rob lynch, selfish things, slam dunk, slam dunk festival, speak low if you speak loveLeave a comment on Slam Dunk Festival Announces


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Q: No  or  provided for federation I am getting No  or  provided for federation during runtime in tomcat. I googled and did not see anything about this particular error. i know context-param and init-param should be in web.xml, but i am not sure what federation means.i am using tomcat7, struts, and java 8,
message No <context-param> or <init-param> provided for federation

description The server encountered an internal error that prevented it from fulfilling this request.

exception

com.peregrine.gt.clients.framework.ClientServletException: No <context-param> or <init-param> provided for federation
    com.peregrine.gt.clients.framework.struts.ClientServlet.initApplication(ClientServlet.java:92)
    com.peregrine.gt.clients.framework.struts.ClientServlet.init(ClientServlet.java:64)
    javax.servlet.GenericServlet.init(GenericServlet.java:158)

struts-config.xml
  <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE struts-config PUBLIC "-//Apache Software Foundation//DTD Struts Configuration 1.2//EN" "http://struts.apache.org/dtds/struts-config_1_2.dtd">
<struts-config>
    <data-sources />
    <form-beans>
        <form-bean name="DirectoryExplorerForm"
            type="com.amex.travelbahn.dataservices.console.forms.DirectoryExplorerForm" />
        <form-bean name="FileManagerForm"
            type="com.amex.travelbahn.dataservices.console.forms.FileManagerForm" />
        <form-bean name="JobStatusForm"
            type="com.amex.travelbahn.dataservices.console.forms.JobStatusForm" />
        <form-bean name="LoginForm"
            type="com.peregrine.gt.clients.framework.forms.ClientLoginForm" />
        <form-bean name="LogoutForm"
            type="com.peregrine.gt.clients.framework.forms.ClientLogoutForm" />
        <form-bean name="MonitorForm"
            type="com.amex.travelbahn.dataservices.console.forms.MonitorForm" />
        <form-bean name="PrdsForm"
            type="com.amex.travelbahn.dataservices.console.forms.PrdsForm" />
        <form-bean name="ProfileSyncForm"
            type="com.amex.travelbahn.dataservices.console.forms.ProfileSyncForm" />
        <form-bean name="ProfileTransformerForm"
            type="com.amex.travelbahn.dataservices.console.forms.ProfileTransformerForm" />
        <form-bean name="ScheduleCorpForm"
            type="com.amex.travelbahn.dataservices.console.forms.ScheduleCorpForm" />
        <form-bean name="UserForm"
            type="com.amex.travelbahn.dataservices.console.forms.UserForm" />
        <form-bean name="JobDisplayForm"
            type="com.amex.travelbahn.dataservices.console.forms.JobDisplayForm" />
        <form-bean name="GDSExtractForm"
            type="com.amex.travelbahn.dataservices.console.forms.GDSExtractForm" />
    </form-beans>

pom.xml, not all of it but most of the important jar files
        <dependency>
            <groupId>javax.servlet</groupId>
            <artifactId>servlet-api</artifactId>
            <version>2.3</version>
            <scope>provided</scope>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>javax.servlet</groupId>
            <artifactId>servlet-api</artifactId>
            <version>2.5</version>
            <scope>provided</scope>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>log4j</groupId>
            <artifactId>log4j</artifactId>
            <version>1.2.12</version>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>oracle</groupId>
            <artifactId>toplink</artifactId>
            <version>9.0.4.5</version>
        </dependency>

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We have a 6 month old male Aussie (mini) who is 25lbs - so he is going to be a big mini!
Behaviorally, he is awesome. We play with him quite a bit when I and my wife get home from work and also take him for walks. He plays very well with us and our youngest son (14) who is still at home and when we are busy is quite content to play ball by himself (batting ball and tossing it with his mouth).
Completely house trained and other then jumping on new people when they visit is a complete jewel of a dog.
Our issue is he does not sleep through the night and it is killing my wife and I (especially my wife).
When we go to work/school - we put him in a hallway with a few toys. I come home most every day for lunch and let him outside and then leave him in the backyard for the rest of the afternoon.
We go to bed at night around 10-11 and he is always awake around 3-4 am to go outside. He comes back to bed but then wants to wake up and eat around 5am and usually is pretty restless between them. He sleeps in our bed so that is killing my wife. I just need him to sleep until 530ish and we are golden. Have not neutered him yet - going to in a few more weeks.
I'm thinking of leaving him in the yard all day when we are at work - maybe he will be more tired when we get home. Any other ideas??
my aussie is 15 weeks and is behaving just like the post from TEXAS...answers?
We've kept ours 4 month old in his crate. At first he wasn't too pleased, but now he loves the thing. Any time after 9pm, if we head to bed he's heading to his crate. We've only had him 6 weeks, but no accidents and sleeps the whole night.


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No, contrary to popular pro-Facebook belief, Whatsapp is not a synergistic buy. Remember, Facebook already has a near identical application (Facebook Messenger) already used by probably hundreds of millions.
Uh huh! Facebook is MOVING BACKWARDS! IT'S LOSING USERS! LOOK OUT BELOW!!!
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As luck would have it, Whatsapp is the fastest growing company (in terms of active users) in the history of technology. Whatsapp also is the messaging market leader in nearly all major developing nations.
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Q: RMagick - convert file to another format without saving to disk I'm trying to convert a file to a specific format so I can to_blob it. I know the technique of saving to disk and specifying the extension to convert it to another format, like this:
img.write("another_filename.jpg")

I'd like to not have to touch the disk during the conversion.
Is there another way?

A: You can specify the format when calling to_blob. From the fine manual:

to_blob img.to_blob [ { optional arguments } ]-> string
[...]
  No required arguments, however you can specify the image format (such as JPEG, PNG, etc.) and depth by calling the format and depth attributes, as well as other Image::Info attributes as appropriate, in a block associated with the method.

So you can say things like this:
png_bytes = img.to_blob { |attrs| attrs.format = 'PNG' }

Yes, the interface to to_blob is a bit odd but the strange interface is just part of the fun of working with ImageMagick.
You can also use the format= method before calling to_blob:
img.format = 'PNG'
png_bytes  = img.to_blob