Americans because of the natural color of their skin. If you have noticed this type of issue on your own skin, then you need to find the best treatment for vitiligo as soon as possible in order to prevent further growth of the problem.
Why Do You Get Vitiligo?
There are many different theories for why some people get vitiligo and others do not. This is a problem that can be genetically-based, it does run in families, though there is sufficient evidence to prove that this may not be the only reason why people get this skin disorder. More recently, theories have been researched that proves that there is a certain external factor involved in vitiligo, such as the use of chemicals in food and cosmetic products, as well as other lifestyle issues.
Other theories around the fact that vitiligo is actually a form of an autoimmune disease, much like arthritis is, and it can simply be a matter of your bodies immune system attacking healthy skin cells. Because this is a deep pigmentation of your skin, many experts also believe that this is an allergic reaction of some sort, and that by making changes to your life, could put an end to the deep pigmentation.
The only real fact that anyone knows is that as you address your vitiligo problem, the better the chance will be that you can stop it and potentially reverse it. Having skin that is discolored or "bleached" is not attractive, but more than that there are deep psychological and emotional issues that go along with this problem. Many people will believe that you have a contagious disease and not want to get near you or touch you, and that can certainly do a lot to your level of self-confidence.
When you go online and search for the best treatment for vitiligo, you will find numerous methods that are now being used by doctors as a way to help their patients with this skin deep pigmentation disorder. The most common of these treatment would be steroid treatments which are done in a number of different ways. Corticosteroids are generally used topically or orally is a way to stop the growth of the vitiligo and re-pigment the skin. This does not always work, there are no guarantees, and this can also be a potentially dangerous method of treatment.
There are also laser therapy and surgical treatment available for people with severe cases of vitiligo, but again there is no guarantee that these will work. People with very severe cases, which is usually defined as more than 50 percent of their body affected, are often candidates for a bleaching type of treatment, whereby the rest of the skin is bleached to the same shade as the de-pigmented skin. This can leave a person opened his beer sunburn, skin cancer, and other issues.
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When you visit your dermatologist or physician, they may provide you with a variety of options in terms of different treatment methods. But, one thing most of these options have in common is that they are very expensive and they are not guaranteed at all. However, when you go online you will see that the Natural Vitiligo Treatment System is both affordable and guaranteed, and has been used by thousands of people with vitiligo all over the world with great success.
Many experts believe that the Natural Vitiligo Treatment System is the best treatment for vitiligo because it addresses the problem on a holistic scale. Most experts agree that vitiligo is the direct result of environmental factors and external forces, including diet, cosmetics, and chemicals that you may come into contact with. As a result, this system will show you how to eliminate those from your life, and actually stop your vitiligo from growing in a matter of days.
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For Whom the Bell Tolls (1943)
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I'm not an Ernest Hemingway fan. He's one of America's most beloved authors. I'm not trying to take that away from him. Also, I would never call his masculinity into question (though the almost absurdly macho nature of all of his heroes makes me question if he has a sexual fixation on the idealized man); he fought in WW 1, wrestled lions (how the fuck is that true?!), and covered other military conflicts as a journalist including WW II and the Spanish Civil War (the latter serving as the inspiration for the novel that the film I'm reviewing was based on). Still, his spartan prose (i.e. minimalistic not Spartan in the Greek sense) and ridiculously idealized heroes and their representation of what a "man" should be have always turned me off to his novels. They're just far too romantic (in the strange sense of the word that I'm using in reference to Hemingway and idealism). The Old Man and the Sea as well as A Farewell to Arms were two of the most miserable reads of my entire life. I don't understand why he's captured the imagination of generations of American readers. Well, I do understand. It's his mild intellectualism combined with his machismo. It's an unattainable fantasy for many American intellectual men who wish we could be as manly and poetic as Hemingway and his characters. I don't buy the escapist fantasy. I just watched the film version of For Whom the Bell Tolls and in addition to needing a good hour of material cut from the film, it's obvious that the source material is completely flawed and the romance at the heart of the tale is one of the weakest love stories in a so-called serious picture that I've seen in ages.
American expatriate Robert Jordan (High Noon's Gary Cooper) is a member of the Spanish resistance during the Spanish Civil War in 1937. After successfully bombing a train, he's assigned to the likely suicide mission of blowing up an important bridge on the eve of a Republican assault against Nationalist forces. With the help of his elderly guide Anselmo, a peace-loving man who has taken up the gun with great reservation, Robert arrives at the camp of Republican forces who are almost nothing better than bandits. Nominally led by the cowardly Pablo (Akim Tamiroff), though actually led by his more charismatic and courageous wife Pilar (Oscar winner Katina Paxinou), the soldiers are a ragtag group of horse thieves hiding out in the mountains to commit the occasional raid against the Nationalist forces. Although Pablo doesn't want to get his men involved in this obvious suicide mission, Pilar rallies the morale of the men and gets them to follow Robert's (and the Republican army's) orders. Still, when a freak May snow storm ruins their ability to acquire enough horses for everyone to make a clean escape after the bridge is blown, the specter of death looms over everyone and everything, including the fledgling romance between Robert and a local girl who's joined the resistance (Casablanca's Ingrid Bergman).
This movie's a mess in so many different departments that I don't really know where to begin. First off, the acting is almost uniformly over-wrought. Gary Cooper is the only exception to that rule but he was so stoically masculine and reserved that there was little room for me to believe him as a man with enough charm to lead a group of distrustful foreigners fighting their own Civil War. If his goal was to represent the Hemingway ideal, then he succeeded (which to be fair, likely was his goal). If his goal was to have a complex and nuanced performance, he failed. Ingrid Bergman… Jesus. This movie might have ruined Casablanca a little bit for me. Was Maria supposed to be slow or suffering from some sort of mental deficiency? Because that's the gist I got from her. She is obviously a grown woman but she acted like a small child (except when she was willing to kill people or to kill herself/Robert in case they were captured). Bergman played her as far too much of an innocent especially considering all of the terrible things that happened to her before the film began (like seeing her father and mother murdered by Nationalist soldiers and then being raped by said soldiers). I don't even want to talk about her inability to mask her natural Swedish accent as she tried to adopt a Spanish accent. Akim Tamiroff was also a bit of a ham in the role of Pablo which is a shame because Pablo seems to be the only sharply realized character in the whole film. His moral ambiguities and cowardice were the most intriguing parts of the script. I'm not really sure why Katina Paxinou won an Oscar. There wasn't really anything awful about her performance (though she emoted quite a bit), but there was nothing stellar either.
The film runs for nearly three hours but I felt like a good hour (if not more) of material could have been excised. I actually fell asleep forty minutes through the first time I tried to watch it, and before the first intermission (oh yeah, the movie has an intermission, Gone With the Wind style), I must have asked out loud "Does anything ever happen in this film" like twenty times. I enjoy slower, deliberately paced films. Synecdoche, New York could be incredibly slow at times but I gave it my rare score of "A+". There just wasn't anything happening in this film. It was a lot of talking without anyone saying anything interesting, and the characters were as broadly drawn as humanly possible. What do I know about why Robert Jordan was willing to risk his life in Spain to fight for foreigners? What do I know about why Maria seemed to fall in love with Robert so quickly? Why did Pablo go from a heroic leader of the revolution to a coward? I don't have a definitive (or even partial) answer to any of these questions. The film picked up in the second half but that was because of the abundance of action sequences which at least helped to hammer home the film's message which is that war is Hell and at times fruitless. Unfortunately, even those moments were bagged down by the romance between Maria and Robert which has to be the least believable screen romance I've seen in ages. Gary Cooper and Ingrid Bergman had absolutely zero chemistry together.
I've started a bit of flame war on Facebook with people who usually agree with me 95% of the times on film, literature, and music because of my dislike for Hemingway, so I understand just how much in the minority I am in this department. And honestly, maybe the book could be good. There were aspects of the story that seemed really interesting, but they obviously didn't translate to the big screen well, and the film's director obviously didn't know the first thing about editing. If there's one good thing I can say about the film, it's that it had wonderful color cinematography for the time (when color was still sort of a novelty). For Hemingway, Gary Cooper, and Ingrid Bergman fans, I can recommend the movie. I love Gary Cooper even if this wasn't his best role, and it was very surreal seeing him in color instead of black and white (same with Ingrid Bergman). Still, this film reinforces my belief that Hemingway is incredibly over-rated, and I hope that it's a while before any other films based on his novels crop up on this list. I didn't see any on my current Netflix queue so that's as good a sign as any.
Final Score: C
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Pico Culebra (en inglés: Culebra Peak) es el pico más alto de la cordillera de Culebra, un subrango de las montañas Sangre de Cristo en los Estados Unidos. Está al sur del estado de Colorado. El acceso es limitado, y una cuota (actualmente $100 por persona) se exige para subir a la cima. La propiedad y el acceso a la tierra, tanto para las actividades recreativas y otras, han sido temas polémicos durante muchos años, involucrando a múltiples demandas e incluso violencia ocasional.

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The Princeton-Fung Global Forum: Can liberty survive the digital age?
The view from the conference center.
The Fung Forum is a conference hosted by Princeton University, which is held in a different city with a new theme each year. This year, the conference was held in Berlin and the theme was "Can Liberty Survive the Digital Age?"
Over the course of the two-day conference, the speakers discussed many topics relating to liberty and technology. Some of the topics included regulating the internet, personal data and microtargeting, the Internet of Things, communication silos and filter bubbles, fake news and information access, privacy, security and policy.
Taking notes during a keynote talk by Roger Dingledine, founder of the Tor Project.
I found the conference suprisingly exciting and engaging. I loved hearing the talks by the keynote speakers, and the panels on mass surveillance and the Internet of Things were particularly thought provoking for me. I've been thinking about these topics all year for my thesis research. It was interesting to hear the opinions of academics, policymakers and industry professionals.
Shout out to my thesis adviser, Nick Feamster (center)!
Given its past history with privacy and liberty and its current presence as a tech hub of Europe, Berlin was a fantastic place to hold this conference on cybersecurity and to meditate the issues discussed in the forum. Berlin is also such a cool, young city; I had a great time exploring after the conference was over.
The Brandenburg Gate was right around the corner from our hotel.
After attending the conference, do I think that liberty can survive the digital age? I believe so! As many speakers mentioned throughout the conference, issues like encryption, surveillance and privacy have been problems throughout history; technology simply presents them in new forms. There are plenty of smart people fighting the good fight for privacy, security and liberty, as evidenced by the conference speakers and attendees.
I had a great time attending the Fung Forum and exploring Berlin afterwards. Many thanks to Princeton CITP for taking me!


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Q: Does stimulated emission also occur under the weak force? Q: is stimulated emission only relevant for electromagnetic interactions through photons, or is it also valid for beta-decay?
Example: Imagine an amount of tritium decaying in a strong beam of anti-electron neutrinos, would the pattern of electron emission then be non-spherical? I realise any effect would be negligable, but is there an a-priori reason why the Standard Model would say "no"?

A: For photons, stimulated emission arises as a result of their bosonic nature and an affinity for two photons to share the same quantum state (e.g. https://physics.stackexchange.com/a/65717/43351).
The anti-neutrinos are fermions, so if you "illuminated" the tritium with a strong enough beam you would have something like the opposite of stimulated emission. The Pauli Exclusion Principle would forbid the presence of two anti-neutrinos in the same quantum state.

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Quantum computing applies the value of quantum mechanics to perform calculations and solve problems. Using the unique wonders of individual atomic particles as a computational element, quantum computers can quickly solve problems that cannot be computed in human-time frames. With the two principles of quantum mechanics, superposition and entanglement, quantum computers are able to perform exponentially faster calculations than classical transistor-based computers, which is a new example of high-performance computing power.
Quantum Computing for Enterprise is a manufacturing method that uses a computer to control the entire production process. This report systematically analyzes the most important details of enterprise global quantum computing with in-depth and professional analysis. A terrestrial-based report provides a comprehensive overview of the market based on aspects that are expected to have a substantial and measurable impact on the market's development outlook over the forecast period.
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George Walton (ca. 1749-1804)
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George Walton
George Walton was one of three Georgians to sign the Declaration of Independence. He served in numerous capacities for the state of Georgia after the American Revolution (1775-83).
The exact year of Walton's birth is unknown; it is believed that he was born in 1749 in Virginia. In 1769 he moved to Savannah, where he pursued a legal career. By the eve of the American Revolution he was one of the most successful lawyers in Georgia. Active in Georgia's Revolutionary government, he was elected to the Provincial Congress and then became president of the Council of Safety in 1775. In 1776 he served as a delegate to the Second Continental Congress in Philadelphia, where on July 4 he signed the Declaration (along with Button Gwinnett and Lyman Hall of Georgia).
Returning to Savannah, Walton was captured during the 1778 British assault on the city, led by Archibald Campbell. After his exchange he returned to Georgia and was elected governor in 1779, having switched allegiances from the conservative to the radical faction. He served for two controversial months before reelection to Congress.
After the Revolution Walton served as chief justice of Georgia, as a delegate to the state constitutional convention in 1788 that ratified the new federal constitution, as a presidential elector in 1789, as governor that same year, as U.S. senator (appointed by the legislature when James Jackson stepped down to fight the Yazoo Land Act), and as a justice of the state superior court. He eventually retired in the 1780s to his Augusta home, where he died on February 2, 1804. Walton is buried in Augusta. Walton County is named for him.
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Kiel High School's Justin Stephany plans for career in accounting | Stellar Students
He plans to attend UW-Stevens Point to pursue a major in accounting and a minor in economics.
Kiel High School's Justin Stephany plans for career in accounting | Stellar Students He plans to attend UW-Stevens Point to pursue a major in accounting and a minor in economics. Check out this story on htrnews.com: https://www.htrnews.com/story/news/education/2019/06/16/kiel-high-school-graduate-justin-stephany-plans-career-accounting-uw-stevens-point-wisconsin-student/1433933001/
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Name: Justin Stephany
Parents: Jennifer and Dennis Stephany
School: Kiel High School
What extracurricular activities have you been involved with during high school? Golf for four years, cross country for three years, National Honor Society for two years and student council for two years.
Justin Stephany (Photo: Gueller's Photography)
What is one academic accomplishment about which you feel particularly good? I feel proud that I have maintained a 4.0 GPA throughout all of high school. This accomplishment, coupled with my involvement in sports, clubs and volunteer service, was instrumental in helping me receive scholarships.
Which class or extracurricular activity influenced your decision regarding the career you plan to pursue? Accounting, marketing, economics and AP Statistics are the main classes that have influenced my decision to go into the accounting field.
What advice do you have for those just starting their high school career? Put in the work and get involved. High school is not necessarily difficult, you just have to be willing to do the work and have self-discipline about your homework and study habits. Additionally, extra-curricular activities can help you meet new people, teach you life lessons and provide opportunities to help you be successful.
What are your plans after high school? My plan for after high school is to attend the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point and pursue a major in accounting and a minor in economics.
What would you like to be doing 10 years from now? I would like to be working as either a managerial or forensic accountant and be well on my way to home ownership.
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Bitter Chocolate, Carol Off
Random House Canada, 2006, 326 pages, C$34.95 hc, ISBN 0-679-31319-2
If you think my online bibliomania is obnoxious, imagine how I must be in everyday life. Friends, family and colleagues have come to dread my frequent visits to the bookstore, as I cannot stop myself from showing off my latest discoveries: "Look at this book! Isn't that cool?" Most of them humour me (what else can they do?), but showing off Carol Off's Bitter Chocolate and explaining what it's about ("The exploitation of third-world cocoa farmers!") got me some unusual push-back: "No! I don't want to hear about chocolate exploitation! I like chocolate! I want to keep enjoying chocolate!"
The good news, I suppose is that it's hard to be a semi-cognizant first-worlder these days without having internalized the notion of inadvertent exploitation. Practically every single product or service that relatively affluent member of the North-American middle class can enjoy depends on some degree of layered suffering. The products we buy are shelved by minimum-wage employees without hope of a rewarding career; they're brought to the store by overworked and underpaid transport workers; they're made by child workers in oppressive factories; and don't ask about the raw materials, because it gets even worse the deeper you dig in the production chain.
As it turns out, this is also the case for chocolate, and it has been so for a very long time. As Off's introductory history of chocolate makes clear, cacao has almost always been a luxury product, from its Mayan origins to its European introduction to its most recent transformation into the stuff that creates country-breaking market cartels. The history of chocolate production has always involved overworked farmers who can't afford the end product of their labour, colonial exploiters overexploiting growing regions before moving somewhere else, and of complicit hordes of consumers. Like many tropical crops favoured by first-worlders, exploitation seems written deep into chocolate's history.
Much of Bitter Chocolate revolves around Off's first-hand reporting from Côte d'Ivoire, a cocoa-producing country that has suffered from its share of problems since its 1970s heyday. She is able to link the country's tumultuous history with the changing fortunes of its cocoa production, particularly how government attempts to guarantee a minimum income for farmers have led to reprisals by a coordinated group of buyers. Since then, the one-sided market has led to predictable abuse: child labour bordering on indentured slavery, rampant corruption and warring political factions. (Coincidentally, Côte d'Ivoire was heavily in the news as I was reading the book, reeling from the aftermath of a contested late-2010 elections.) Off goes on the ground with pisteurs to interview local actors and report from the cacao frontlines. She comes back with stories of disappeared journalists and government officials destroyed for their opposition to exploited labour.
None of this is pleasant, but none of this is unexpected either: It's the same logic of exploitation that occurs whenever rich countries want something from poor countries. Bitter Chocolate has the merit of making the links in the chain just a bit more explicit.
Nit-pickers will note a few errors, at least in the chocolate-jacketed hardcover edition: Off claims a etymological origin for cacahuatl that seems dubious to experts, and at one point makes the absurd claim that cacao "beans could grow anywhere within a twenty-kilometre belt north or south of the equator" [P.58], which is quite a bit different from the true figure of twenty degrees from the equator (or roughly 2210 kilometres). I'm nit-picking, but that's part of the obnoxious reviewing services I provide: If those were mistakes that I could catch after just a casual reading of Wikipedia's cocoa bean page, what other errors are in the historical section of the book?
Still, there's no denying the quality of the first-hand accounts, or the accumulation of historical evidence pointing to chocolate's very bitter history. It's enough to make anyone feel slightly better about New Year's resolutions to avoid chocolate, or be considerably less glib about the chocolate that they consume without a thought. I personally ended up feeling less furious about the ways mass producers of chocolate are finding ways to reduce the actual chocolate content in the candies they present as chocolate; it also led me to buy a bar of "Maya Gold" fair-trade certified chocolate. It's not because we accept our role as unwitting exploiters that we can't feel guilty about it.
Carol Off
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Made these for hubby and he loved them. I am sure if you love mushrooms you will too!
Grab that old cast iron skillet and fry you up just a few slices of bacon. You can do extra if you know you are going to be nibbling on it!! It is so hard to resist!
While it is cooking wash your mushrooms and remove the stems. Chop those puppies up along with 1/2 of a medium sized onion and 2 cloves of garlic.
Once that bacon is crisp move it off to a paper towel and let it cool. Once cool, dice that bacon up pretty fine if you don't mind!
Remove all but a tablespoon of bacon grease from the pan. You can discard it. Now turn your burner on medium and throw in that onion. Cook for about a minutes and throw in your mushrooms. Now leave it alone for a couple of minutes. I have learned over the years that good cooking sometimes just requires you to leave something alone for a bit. After a couple of minutes stir it so the other side cooks. Go fold a couple of quick things in the dryer because you want those mushrooms to get a little golden along with those onions! Now when it is almost complete add the garlic but stick around for that because garlic cooks fast. Turn down the burner for that garlic! Cook just about a minute or two.
Now add the mirin and the chicken broth. It should start smelling real good right now. Opps turn that oven on 400 degree because you are going to need it. Let this liquid cook down to about half. It will take about 7 – 10 minutes but keep an eye on it while you are finishing that darn laundry. Landry is a never ending task!
Remove from the heat and allow to cool a couple of minutes. Add the breadcrumbs and the parsley and give it a whirl. Now if it seems a little dry add just a touch of chicken broth at a time until you get a consistency that could be rolled into a ball! Sounds kind of funny doesn't it? We are not making cookies!
Add the bacon and give it another whirl. Add the shredded white cheddar and Parmesan and give it another shake down! Guess who forgot to take a picture of the cheese being added? Place those clean mushrooms on a nonstick baking sheet or if your baking sheet is old like mine spray it with a little olive oil. Now spray the mushrooms with a little olive oil.
Now take the breadcrumb/bacon mixture and with your hands form as good of a ball shape as you can. It is not going to form like cookie dough but it will help prevent all your goodies from falling all over your cookie sheet. As you can see from the photo some goodies fell out!! Now put those shrooms in the oven for twenty minutes.
These are so darn delicious you will find yourself making them again real soon. Bon Appetit! Why doesn't spell check know this phrase and be able to put that fancy thing over the e!
Fry up three slice of bacon and finely chop. Reserve 1 tablespoon of bacon grease in the skillet.
Add the onion to the skillet and cook 1-2 minutes. Add the chopped mushroom stems and cook for an additional 5-7 minutes stirring once or twice. Lower the heat, add the garlic and cook an additional minute.
Add the mirin and chicken broth. Cook for an additional 7-10 minutes or until liquid is cooked down by 1/2.
Remove from the heat and allow to cool for a few minutes. Add the breadcrumbs, parlsey, cheddar and Parmesan.
Arrange the mushrooms on a baking and spray lightly with olive oil.
Roll the breadcrumbs mixture into loose balls and place onto the mushroom caps pressing down gently.
I made these yesterday – they were OUTSTANDING! Better than any restaurant I've ever had! Thanks so much for this excellent recipe!
What is Mirin and do you need it?
Mirin is sweetened sake. You can substitute 1 part sugar to 4 parts sherry. I realize that most people do not have sherry so if you don't have it or don't want to purchase it just omit it.
I was looking for your recipe for crab stuffed mushrooms". They looked sooo good.


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11 Quotes By Ranveer & Deepika That Prove They Deserve The 'Best Couple' Trophy!
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Not many know that Deepika wasn't too fond of Ranveer initially. In an interview, Deepika said,
"For people who don't know him, he might come across as attention-seeking. And I completely understand that because I have to admit I had the same impression of him when he was doing Band Bajaa Baarat. I'd feel like he is too much, too loud and too this and too that. Until we started doing Ram-Leela together and before that during all our workshops is when I realised that what you see is what you get."
Little did they know that this connection would turn into something so beautiful. Clearly, the two are inseparable now. From award shows to films to promotions, both of them look so complete together, isn't it?
Also, isn't it a lot like our usual love stories? Falling in love with someone you COMPLETELY HATED BEFORE? Even though Ranveer and Deepika have never confessed their love publicly, they've time and again confessed, how important they are for each other.
From Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Ram-Leela to SLB's Bajirao Mastani, this couple sizzles on the silver screen. We digged in deeper and found that both of them are definitely smitten by each other. Have a look!
"We have very different personalities for the outside world, but deep down inside, he is very different, mature and extremely intelligent. I think sometimes people don't see or get his intelligence because he is like a joker and a bubble, who is jumping from one place to another."
"I remember the day I saw the film, I came out of the theatre and for almost two hours, I couldn't stop crying. I think I was so overwhelmed by our journey, and by the film itself, and what we all had gone through, that I couldn't believe that it all had come together in this manner."
"He is my best friend. I am emotional, sensitive and vulnerable and I hurt easily. I can be so naked in front of Ranveer... and I know he will never hurt me or take me for granted. That is the kind of trust and understanding we have." Because 'agar woh mera sabse acha dost nahi ho sakta, main us se pyaar nahi kar sakti'! Remember? :D
"You know there is so much talk about our chemistry. I've seen the line-up of what we've shot so far and it is mesmerizing when the two characters come together."When love-lorn Ranveer spoke about Deepika!
"I remember a day after Bajirao Mastani released we were just sitting together and eating chocolates. As simple as that. That's my relationship with him.I don't like to label relationships explaining this or that. It is what it is and people can make whatever they want of it!"
Smitten much, Ranveeeeeerrrrrr? :')
She also said, "His family is my family in Mumbai!" Does it mean something more? Well, time will tell but we do wish the best for both of them.
"No, not tag along, I will take him (Ranveer) along to Hollywood," chuckled Deepika when she was asked about her 'much talked about' Hollywood film with Vin Diesel. It's actually a VIN-VIN for Deepika, isn't it?
"I love what I see. I only watch Deepika when I see the monitor." says Ranveer. Isn't it lot like love? :)
When Deepika spoke about her depression in media, Ranveer was totally impressed and stunned. In an interview, he also said, "I was in tears when I watched her talking about it (her depression) on a TV chat show. It takes a lot of mental and emotional fortitude to come out with something that has such a large (social) stigma attached to it. Deepika has won me over for life with the kind of strength and courage she has. It's incredible,"
*Touchwood*, you too? <3
Get married already you two, PLEASE? <3
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In 1635 he was promoted to the deanery of Worcester, having before had a promise of a canonry of Windsor, which he never enjoyed. In 1640 he was vice-chancellor of the university of Oxford, in the execution of which office he met with some trouble from the members of the long parliament. Upon breaking out of the civil wars, he sent all his plate to the king, and declared, that he would rather, like Diogenes, drink in the hollow of his hand, than that his majesty should want; and he afterwards suffered much for the royal cause. In consideration of this, upon the death of Dr. W r alter Balcanqual, he was nominated to the deanery of Durham in January 1645-6; but was prevented from being installed by his death, which happened at his college March the 3d following. He was | interred about the middle of the chapel there and over his grave was a marble monument fastened to the north wall, at the expence of his widow Elizabeth, daughter of Dr. Charles Sonibanke, some time canon of Windsor, afterwards wife of Dr. Gerard Langbaine, who succeeded Dr. Potter in the provostship of Queen's college. He was a person esteemed by all that knew him to be learned and religious exemplary in his behaviour and discourse, courteous in his carriage, and of a sweet and obliging nature, and comely presence. But he was more especially remarkable for his charity to the poor; for though he had a wife and many children, and expected daily to be sequestered, yet he continued his usual liberality to them, having, on hearing Dr. Hammond's sermon at St. Paul's, been per* suaded of the truth of that divine's assertion, that charity to the poor was the way to grow rich. He translated from Italian into English, "Father Paul's History of the Quarrels of Pope Paul V. with the State of Venice," London, 1626, 4to and left several Mss. prepared for the press, one of which, entitled "A Survey of the Platform of Predestination," falling into the hands of Dr. William Twisse, of Newbury, was answered by him. This subject perhaps is more fully discussed in his controversy with Mr. Vicars, which was republished at Cambridge in 1719, in a "Collection of Tracts concerning Predestination and Providence." The reader to whom this "Collection" may not be accessible, will find an interesting extract, from Dr.Potter's part, in Dr. Wordsworth's "Ecclesiastical Biography," vol. V. p. 504, &c. Chillingworth likewise engaged in the controversy against Knott.
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This article is about the musical genre. For other uses, see Porro (disambiguation).
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Cultural origins
Caribbean region of Colombia
Gaita flute
Brass instrument
Porro tapao
porro palitiao
The porro is a musical style and dance from the Caribbean region of Colombia. It is a Colombian cumbia rhythm that developed into its own subgenre. It was originally a folkloric expression from the Sinú River area that evolved into a ballroom dance. It is played mostly by brass bands or orchestras, and danced in couples. This genre influenced some of the greatest Latin American bands of the 1960s, with songs such as "Pachito E'ché" (originally from Wolfgang Alejandro Tovar García, then interpreted by Benny Moré), "Se va el Caimán", and "Me voy pa'Cataca" (originally from José María Peñaranda, then interpreted by La Sonora Matancera.)
1.1 Porro palitiao
1.2 Porro tapao
2 In contemporary culture
3 Notable artists
The two types of folkloric porro are porro palitiao and porro tapao.
The term "palitiao" is derived from the way the bombo drum is struck along its rim to produce the sound of a cowbell. This type of porro is associated with the Sinú River, and its surrounding cities and towns. Most[who?] would agree on San Pelayo, Colombia, Córdoba as its place of birth. This is the reason why it can also take the name of porro pelayero. In orchestrated variants, porro palitiao or pelayero is known as gaita. See La Sonora Cordobesa and Pacho Galán for exemplary orro palitiao and gaita music.
The porro tapao is associated with the savannas around Cartagena, Colombia. Its birthplace is believed[by whom?] to be the town of El Carmen de Bolívar, Colombia. In orchestrated forms, this type of porro is called porro sabanero. See Lucho Bermúdez or Toto La Momposina for samples of porro sabanero.
In contemporary culture
Today, orchestrated porro has lost the widespread popularity it had during the 1940s-1970s in Colombia. However, since the 1980s in Medellín, Colombia, the genre has seen a revived interest among younger audiences. Dozens of schools in the city specialize in teaching porro moves as well as mambo, pasodoble, tango, and chachachá) where participants learn complex turns to compositions by such artists as Lucho Bermúdez and Pacho Galán.[citation needed]
The Festival del Porro in San Pelayo and the Festival del Porro in Medellín hold ballroom and folkloric dance competitions.[citation needed]
Notable artists
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Toto La Momposina
Wolfgang Alejandro Tovar García
La Combo d'Lido
Lucho Bermúdez y su Orquesta
Orquesta Sonoritmo
Orquesta Manuel J. Posada
Jesús Nuncira Machado
Pacho Galán
José María Peñaranda
María Gareña
Pedro Laza y sus Pelayeros
Tarry Garcés
Ritmo Musical "El Porro"
El Espectador.com - Porro, ¿para bailar o para fumar?
The Dictionary of the Royal Spanish Academy has definitions for porro
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Pirelli HangarBicocca: A happily ever after marriage between an industrial building and art.
"Our mission is to make art accessible and open to everyone". CloudGuide is happy to introduce to the family the Milanese Pirelli HangarBicocca!
Born in 2004, the non profit foundation supported by Pirelli devotes itself to spreading contemporary art in the beautiful city of Milan. The peculiarity of HangarBicocca, which makes the project even more interesting, is the building itself and the surrounding areas - how often does a visit to a museum include a stop in a 'shed' that used to manufacture locomotives and aeroplanes during the First World War.
The exposition space is in fact located in an ex factory of the '900. The Bicocca area, before turning into a residential district, which now includes one of the main University in the city, was indeed industrial.
After a period of neglect during the transition time, the once known "Ansaldo 17" became the art center of today, which truly pays respect to the previous architecture."Le Navate", for example, once dedicated to the transformers department is now an area that hosts the permanent installation of Anselm Kiefer: "The Seven Heavenly Places".
According to the artistic director, Vicente Todolí, what visitors have the chance to see in the Hangar are: " Specific exhibitions developed for the architectural space, in dialogue." What the visitors bring home with them is a pure experience that would never have been possible to create anywhere else.
On April 4th the Hangar will open a brand new exhibition to the public called "Remains", generated by the mind of one of the most important Indian contemporary artist: Sheela Gowda.
Take the chance and check out firsthand the uniqueness of the Pirelli HangarBicocca.
Today is the day we should all be getting ready to get on a plane straight to Russia in order to find out more about the new addition to the CloudGuide community! We land in Moscow, the capital of the country, the most populated city, and, the native home of the Multimedia Art Museum.
Devoted to new forms of visual expression (especially contemporary art, photography and new media) this museum was among the first to be opened twenty-three years ago in Russia, with a stated focus in this field.
In the space of eight floor visitors can find the archive room of the museum, a collection consisting of over 80 thousand pictures (including the negatives and prints) and of course, the museum that displays both Russian and foreign innovative artists. To get a better idea let's turn our attention to the exhibitions currently on display.
Until the 12th of May it will be possible for visitors to enjoy both the art of the American photographer Alex Prager with his work "Compulsion" as well as the exhibition ' Dreaming. Pirelli Calendar 2019' by Albert Watson, author of the calendar's 46th edition as a part of the XI Moscow International Biennnale 'Fashion and Style in Photography 2019'.
This slick and modern gallery houses on average 3 – 4 exhibitions simultaneously. The great thing is that visitors can enjoy the likes of not only contemporary artists but also photographic art by 20th century artists such as Vladimir Yakovlev and Oscar .
If you are just as intrigued as us about the variety and collection of the Multimedia Art Museum, then the only solution is to physically go and visit it yourself. And while your're there, why not send home the coolest postcard through the CloudGuide App!
The two new entries at CloudGuide this week both have something very special in common: first, they are both based in Berlin, the capital of Germany and second, they are both focused on spreading the beauty of science and technology.
We are of course talking about the Museum of Technology (Deutsches Technikmuseum) and the Science Center Spectrum, two associated institutions located downtown between the Kreuzberg and Mitte district.
On the outside of the Technikmuseum, visitors can enjoy the beautiful park, characterized by two mills (water and wind), a smithy and a brewery. While inside, visitors can immerse themselves in an immense collection which combines scientific tools, locomotives, planes, and paper machines... just to name a few.
In addition to displaying a fantastic collection for visitors to enjoy, the museum invites people of all ages to physically assist in demonstrations, including touching and experimenting first hand!
The ultimate goal of the museum is to arouse curiosity and to educate, while at the same time, encouraging their audience to ask themselves a large array of everyday questions: "What is this? How was it made? What was it for? Did it change the world? What does it mean to me?".
Once you finish your visit at the Technikmuseum and are looking to fulfill your curiosity some more, you can luckily find the answers just next door at the Science Center Spectrum, where interactive exhibits take place in a 1,400 m² space.
The use of the five sense are required to embrace the whole experience, this also explains why the Center plays such an important role in the public education system.
Let yourself be led, during this discovery process, by both your curiosity (of course) and our CloudGuide App!
Santa Maria della Scala: from a civic hospital to a stunning museum complex.
Have you ever fancied planning an Italian road trip from North to South? If so, you probably considered driving through the tuscan hills, posting an Instagram picture of the breath-taking sunset and ending the day with a glass of Chianti. Classy.
CloudGuide is here to help you with a bucket list of all the cultural and artistic locations you really can't miss along the way.
Today we focus on a city located just a 70 km drive from Florence: the medieval charming Siena, whose city center was selected as UNESCO's World Heritage site.
Right there, in the heart of the town, it's hard not to spot Siena's Cathedral, dedicated to the Assumption of Mary. If you turn your back on the "Duomo", as the Cathedral is called in Italy, you face the new entry of the CloudGuide community: Santa Maria della Scala, once a civic hospital, one of the most ancient in Europe, and now a stunning museum complex.
Historically devoted to pilgrims and people in need, the old hospital, built in the XII Century, represents the nucleus of the actual centre. The structure around it grew and changed over the years, coming to include, nowadays, over seven building layers.
The first detail of the museum that catches the eyes of all visitors is on the fourth level, opened by the Women Pilgrims's Hall. In the same layer you can also discover the Old Sacristy, the Old Refectory, and the Church of the SS. Annunziata, just to name a few... This is just the beginning of what can be observed while discovering the many areas of the complex: from the Archaeological Museum to the Fonte Gaia, passing through frescoes, brick walls and statues from centuries ago.
There is so much to say about this beautiful building, but better to discover it yourself in person, don't you think? And as per usual, the CloudGuide app is there to accompany you throughout your visit !
Out in March: feel the good old times when visiting the marvelous Domaine de Chantilly.
Would you be captivated by the idea of travelling back to the XIX Century and seeing with your own eyes how the French aristocracy lived back in the day?
Would you like to spot first hand a few noble people intent on walking around the gardens with all those sumptuous, uncomfortable dresses? Or take a peek of them eating their delicious food? Or maybe you would even love to be involved in a conversation with a Duchess!
Very sorry, although that part would be great, it's just not possible... yet. What is very much possible instead is to admire a real princely residence, see exactly what it looked like, from the disposition of the furniture to the art displayed. Where can all of this be discovered? In France, of course! Not too far from Paris, heading North.
Today we talk about the Domaine de Chantilly, a new entry in the CloudGuide community; this marvelous castle and it's gardens, covering more than 115 hectares of land (the French- style one, the Anglo- Chinese and the English Garden) represents one of the finest cultural heritage in the Country.
We owe the actual magnificent of the Domaine to the Duke of Aumale, which inherited the place from his godfather when he was only 8 years old. Later in his life he dedicated himself to the military career, carrying with him the personal motto "I will wait".
He definitely waited and, as the great collector he was, he brought to the castle (that meanwhile had been destroyed and rebuilt) all the precious art works he assembled during the many years.
Having him lost his sons, he decided to leave the property to the Institut de France, as long as they would allow people to visit the Condé museum and the collection inside. The painting collection, for example, is almost as big as the one of the Louvre. Highlight: The Three Grace, by Raphael!
Straight out of a fairytale, the Domaine de Chantilly is waiting to be discovered in real life and on the CloudGuide App.


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Aid Package Signed Into Law
After significant delay and controversy, President Donald Trump signed into law the $900 billion COVID-19 relief bill Sunday night, December 27, 2020. The bill was passed by Congress on December 21.
We will definitely be revisiting this topic in the coming days, weeks, and months as the details become clearer. Meanwhile, here are the key takeaways:
A $600 check to many Americans.* The phase-out begins for those earning $75,000 annually and disappears at $99,000.The amount is reduced by $5 for every $100 in additional income. If your 2019 income makes you ineligible but you made a lot less in 2020, you still may be eligible for the money in the form of a refundable tax credit.
Additional unemployment benefits of $300 a week, lasting through mid-March.
Additional benefits for freelancers and gig workers.
A tax credit for employers offering paid sick leave.
$284 billion for businesses and revival of the Paycheck Protection Program, which ended some months ago.
Businesses that received PPP loans and had them forgiven faced tax confusion. The new law has made it clear such businesses will be allowed to deduct the costs covered by those loans.
Breaks for renters and homeowners: $25 billion in rental relief and an extension of the eviction moratorium through Jan. 31, 2021.
A ban on surprise medical bills, which sometimes occur when a patient unexpectedly gets care outside of a network. Going forward, insurance companies will have to work these out with providers.
Additional protections and aid for bankruptcy filers.
Mortgage forbearance–temporarily reducing or pausing payments for 180 days.
One of the smallest provisions is also one of the most divisive: the return of the 100% deduction of the so-called three-martini lunch — that is, an increased tax break for business lunches, which are currently at 50%. This applies to restaurant and takeout meals paid for in 2021 and 2022, according to analysis from Forbes, and is not retroactive.
According to the SHRM, key employer provisions include:
The ability for workers to roll over unused funds in their health and dependent care flexible spending accounts.
The expansion of employer-provided education assistance to include student loan repayment.
Employer tax credits for paid family and medical leave.
An extension of the employee retention tax credit.
Delays in deferred payroll tax payments.
What's Out
Several heavily debated items are off the table, although they may appear in bills in the near future. Their elimination was part of a series of compromises:
No aid for state and local governments.
No liability protections for businesses.
No checks for adult dependents.
No hazard pay for essential workers.
Although the bill is now law, it may take a while before all the details become clear. The IRS and other government departments will likely offer additional guidance, and again, we will have more on the law's provisions.
*A good deal of controversy involved the amount of the stimulus check. Additional information about the aid package and key PPP issues can be found in this recently published article in the Journal of Accountancy.


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Ask the United Way campaign manager at your workplace for a "Donor Direct Form" at the time of your pledge, or click on the Donor Direct link if using an online form.
Include Lead to Read Employer Identification Number (EIN) 82-1256215. You must include this number on the form.
You then return the form or submit the online form, including the amount of your donation, to the campaign coordinator at your company.
Lead to Read KC began using a very simple, but statically reliable survey, during it's pilot year. This survey is still conducted on students in the program. The survey, found here, is administered by the teachers before the first Lead to Read session. At the end of the school year, students are again asked for their responses to the same questions.
We have complete data on 20 of our classrooms, both beginning and ending.
OF the 20 schools, representing approximately 450 students participating in Lead to Read there was a 27% increase in attitudes about Reading.
A first grade classroom at King Elementary showed tremendous growth with 79 % positive increase in attitude.
It is with great pleasure that I am writing to you about the Lead to Read Program. I am a First Grade Teacher at Garfield Elementary School in the Kansas City Public Schools. This was my first, of what I hope will be many, years of participation in the Lead to Read Program.
At Garfield we serve a large English Language Learner population. It is common for us to have between 20 and 23 different languages represented at our school every year. It is imperative that we provide meaningful literacy experiences to help all of our students grow as readers and writers, and to build vocabulary and oral communication skills. I believe the Lead to Read program gave the ELL students an extra needed boost in all of these areas.
Seeing the growth my students made with their reading and literacy skills this year was so exciting, and I have to attribute much of that growth to the time spent each week with our "Reading Buddies, as they were affectionately called in our classroom. It is every teacher's dream to spend thirty minutes of one-on-one time with every student each week, but never a feasible reality. Thirty minutes of time with an adult that was "just for you" meant the world to each of my students. "Reading Buddy Wednesdays" were a highlight of every week!
Seventy-five percent of my students' sight word recognition bank increased dramatically this year. Over sixty percent of my students mastered all taught sight words (160 sight words).
Science test scores increased over past years. I believe reading Informational Texts about specific science topics with our readers served as a way to better practice and remember Science content.
We give a standardized Reading Test three times a year called the NWEA Common Core Test for Primary Reading. Of the fifteen students who have completed the test as of today, thirteen students met their Spring Growth Goal Projection score! This large percentage of growth is thrilling, and I did not have such a high percentage of students meet their growth goals last year.
In closing, I would like to share a story about Jose and Gabe. Jose is a very quiet and shy student in my room. In the Fall, I would watch Gabe try to engage Jose in conversation week after week as they read together, only to see Jose quietly smile and nod his head now and then. And the months rolled by, and they kept reading together. A couple of weeks ago Jose was absent and I had the chance to ask Gabe how things were going with them. He smiled and said, "It's going GREAT! At first he would barely talk to me and now he makes jokes with me all the time and always has books ready that he wants to read to me. He talks with me so much now and his and he is reading so well!" Gabe gave Jose confidence and a special kind of relationship that I don't think Jose would have ever felt fully comfortable having with me, his "maestra". So beyond all of the data and scores– THAT is what Lead to Read is giving to children all across Kansas City. I can only hope that one day all students in our city will be able to have a Gabe in their lives!
The phenomenal success of the Lead to Read KC program at Garfield is a reflection of the ever-increasing dedication and enthusiasm of the volunteers on a continual basis. Each week students and volunteers read to each other, but more importantly they developed a relationship centered around reading. The relationships had many effects on students and in the classroom.
Students were extremely excited to begin the reading program and selected their own books to read. As you know, I was extremely nervous on the first reading day about having so many people in one room. As I look back, that was silly. There is plenty of room! And now one of my favorite times of the week is when I can just stand back and look around at EVERY student actively engaged with a community volunteer in reading or conversing about reading!
It's during those times that I just walk around and listen. Each time I am amazed. Just last week I listened to a young man who started the school year at a first grade level, yet he fluently read a third grade book and enjoyed it! As his reader was leaving, they set a goal for him. Our school is big on goal setting, we set goals daily. So the kids just assumed that they should set goals for their time with the readers and the volunteers just went with it, as I sit back and snicker just a little.
My students and I are extremely thankful for the gift of time, energy and enthusiastic support that our readers provide. It was a resounding successful year, but we couldn't have done it without you! I would like to express my appreciation for all that you have done on the behalf of our students at Garfield.


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Matej Oset, slovenski glasbenik, pianist, klaviaturist, * 1968, Celje.

Matej Oset je danes eden prvih mož Pivovarne Laško, davnega leta 1989 pa se je kot klaviaturist pridružil glasbeni skupini Veronique, ki je igrala heavy metal in hard rock. Po njegovi zaslugi so kmalu začeli igrati progresivni rock, saj je v njihovo glasbo vnesel elemente klasične glasbe. Kasneje je bil eden od ustanovnih članov eksperimentalne glasbene skupine Veronica, ki je dejansko reinkarnacija Veronique. Še danes se ljubiteljsko ukvarja z glasbo. Dejaven je tudi kot skladatelj in pisec besedil. Eden prvih radijskih hitov, ki jih je imela skupina Veronique, je bil Poišči me - Matejevo avtorsko delo, leta 1990.

Rojeni leta 1968
Živeči ljudje
Slovenski klaviaturisti
Slovenski pianisti
Slovenski gospodarstveniki
Oset, Matej
Oset, Matej


New edition with completion by Christian Alexander of the young composer's first extended work; only the instrumental prelude was performed during Finzi's lifetime. The other three movements are settings of poems by John Masefield, Thomas Hardy and Wilfrid Wilson Gibson.
Scored for baritone solo, small chorus (or SATB soli) and chamber orchestra, the wellspring of the Requiem's composition was the death, during active service in 1918, of Finzi's composition teacher, Ernest Farrar. The work may also be viewed as a metaphor – the permanence of the land, and a centuries-old pattern of rural life following the rhythm of the turning seasons, contrasted with the violent havoc and destructive dislocation wrought by war.
A reflective and poignant work particularly suitable for performances commemorating the tragedy of World War I.


Lyricist and poet Galal El-Behairy. Courtesy of The Voice Project.
UPDATE: Galal El-Behairy, along with four other political prisoners, has been on a hunger strike since January 24 to commemorate the 2011 Egyptian revolution and protest the injustice that remains in their country.
UPDATE: December 28, 2018, marked the 300th day of Egyptian poet Galal El-Behairy's detention. Read his new poem (in Arabic only) and take a moment to write him a message of solidarity.
Galal El-Behairy is an Egyptian poet, lyricist, and activist. Throughout his career, Galal has employed his artistic voice as a nonviolent means of reimagining the future in a time of political tumult. Through his work he has brought up sensitive issues about women's rights, free expression and the efforts of Egyptian citizens to determine their form of government. He is the author of books Chairs Factory (Masna'a El Karasy) published in 2015 and Colorful Prison (Segn Bel Alwan), 2017. He has written many lyrics for the singer Ramy Essam, among them one of his biggest hits Segn Bel Alwan. Most recently he collaborated on the song Balaha and was planning to publish a book of poetry, both of which caused him to be detained, tortured, and imprisoned unjustly for several months awaiting a court indictment. Galal's poetry is an inspiring representation of the energy and hope of Egyptian citizens and activists in the past decade, from the chants of protesters challenging authoritarian regimes to the lyrics of songs performed during the Arab Spring in 2011 and after. It is also a cautionary tale of the risks artists take within a state that constantly attempts to repress dissenting voices through censorship and imprisonment.
Courtesy of The Voice Project.
Despite the conciliatory statement made around both the release of the music video and the publication of the book, pro-state media quickly initiated a smear campaign against both Essam and El-Behairy. Two days after the release of Balaha, on February 28th, Egyptian Minister of Culture Enas Abdel Dayem publicly denounced El-Bahairy on live television, specifically noting the book of poetry, The Finest Women on Earth. Three days later, on March 3rd, El-Behairy was arrested and his family did not know of his whereabouts for a full week until he appeared before the High State Security Prosecution. He exhibited signs of severe beating and torture, and the Prosecution ordered him to undergo a forensic medical examination, however, the findings of the examination have yet to be shared with either the public or his lawyer. El-Behairy was told he was facing charges by the Military Court involving both content of his yet to be released book and the lyrics of Balaha, for their criticism of the current government. In addition to the military court case, Galal is being investigated by the high state-security prosecutor. Charges against him include being a member of a terrorist group, spreading false news, the abuse of social-media networks, blasphemy, contempt of religion and insulting the military.
Ramy Essam playing at Tahrir Square in January 2011, during the Arab Spring. Courtesy of Freemuse.
Attempts to stifle the effort of artists, activists, journalists and citizens is not a new development. During the Arab Spring, Egyptian police frequently countered the artists' nonviolent activism with violence. Essam, a singer and activist, is nicknamed the "Singer of Tahrir Square" and the "Singer of the Revolution" for his influential role during the Arab Spring. The artist conceived the anthem for protesters in Tahrir Square in 2011, reworking protesters' chants into lyrics. The song, entitled Irhal (Leave), urged then-president Hosni Mubarak to resign. Conceiving such an influential song—which was selected by Time Out in 2011 to be the third-most world-changing song ever—was a double-edged sword. The song galvanized hope in thousands of protesters in their participation in the revolution, but Essam, in consequence, suffered brutal beatings and torture by the Egyptian army. His songs were banned and he was no longer allowed to perform publicly. Essam was finally forced into exile in 2014 in Finland, where Perpetuum Mobile's Artists at Risk (AR) program organized a residency for him in 2014 and 2016, and then Sweden, where the International Cities of Refuge Network (ICORN) provided him with an artist residency 2014-2016. An arrest warrant was issued against Ramy by the high state-security prosecutor for Balaha.
In advance of the delayed verdict, the Perpetuum Mobile Artists at Risk program began an online petition to the Egyptian Minister of Justice, Minister of the Interior, Public Prosecutor, and Military Public Prosecutor calling for the release of Galal El-Behairy. The petition can be signed online by anyone and everyone. Additionally, a coalition of organizations--including several PEN centers, the Perpetuum Mobile Artists at Risk program, Safemuse, and Freemuse--released an open letter calling for all charges against El-Behairy to be dropped in both the Military Court and the High State Security Court. The demands of the letter include the fair treatment and safety of El-Behairy and his family while he remains in detention, as well as for the institution of the right to free expression in Egypt.
By Charlotte Foreman. Charlotte is an undergraduate studying Written Arts and Russian at Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson, NY. She is grateful for her freedom to learn and create and aspires to help others preserve that same right.
UPDATE: On June 31, 2018, the Egyptian Military court in Cairo sentenced El-Behairy to three years in prison and fined him 10 000 L.E. for his poetry. He was officially sentenced for insulting the military and spreading false news. El-Behairy had already served 150 days in detention waiting for his sentencing, which was delayed three times.
Join ARC in demanding El-Behairy's fair treatment and release by clicking the buttom below to share our tweet or creating your own tweet in support of Galal El-Behairy with the hashtags #FreeGalal and #prisonersofbalaha and tagging @AtRiskArtists.
Finnish PEN leaves an empty seat for detained poet Galal El-Behairy while discussing freedom of speech in Egypt with Ramy Essam in Helsinki. Courtesy of Finnish PEN.
Ramy Essam's "Balaha," with lyrics written by Galal El-Behairy.


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Estimating Expenses a Good Idea Before Buying Your First Home
By RON LIEBERThe New York Times
If you are like most people embarking on their search for a first home, you will do a certain amount of math. You will look at your current budget, size up your down payment and figure out what sort of monthly mortgage payment you may be able to afford.
But the list of new expenses, previously handled by the landlord, only starts with line items like property taxes. There are monthly condo or co-op charges or homeowners association fees. Insurance, electricity and heat will probably cost more than they used to, and there may be a new water bill, too.
The expenses will differ a fair bit depending on the size of the home, but there are others — a double-digit number of others, alas — that are fairly predictable. Not all will hit you each month, but you should save for them as if they will, so you are not turning to credit cards when they do.
This list will get you started, though a good home inspector can provide you with one as well. Our list includes estimates (in today's dollars) from service providers in the Chicago and Los Angeles areas that are highly rated on Angie's List, which ranks local merchants. Costs may vary depending on your region, and some of you may well mow your own lawn or clean your gutters or not have a swimming pool to worry about.
But much of this is unavoidable, and if you shoulder it all, you're looking at roughly $900 each month on average. Ignore it in your home-shopping budget at your peril.
ALARM: A monthly monitoring service starts around $40, according to Ken Volpp, a spokesman for ADT Security Services, which has offices across the country. The price doesn't depend on the size of the home. There is generally a one-time installation fee of at least $99 as well.
CENTRAL AIR: The main unit will need to be replaced about once every 12 years in the Chicago area, said Ned Charlton, sales manager at All Temp Heating and Air Conditioning in Chicago. In warmer climates, it could be every seven years.
A new central unit starts at about $3,000, though it can cost more than twice as much for quieter, high-efficiency models. Spread out over 12 years, that's $21 per month you will need to save. Especially large houses may need more than one unit.
Performing annual maintenance should help the system reach or even exceed its normal life span. For $163 a year, or about $14 each month, All Temp will perform the upkeep on the air-conditioning unit, the furnace and the water heater.
WATER HEATER: This will start around $1,200, and you will need to replace it every 12 years or so, according to Michael J. Goode of Goode Plumbing in Chicago. That is about $8 per month. You will need two of them if many people in your home bathe at the same time or if you have fancy showers with multiple heads.
He adds that many customers are choosing tankless models that can last up to 20 years and help lower energy costs. They run about $4,000 each.
TRASH: Not every city or town picks up the garbage. If yours doesn't, you are probably looking at about $20 per month today, based on somewhat dated estimates from the National Solid Wastes Management Association.
DRIVEWAY: California Paving and Grading in Los Angeles recommends sealing an asphalt driveway every three years, at a cost of roughly $550, or about $15 per month. Replacement happens every 15 years or so in that region, at an average cost of $6,000, or $33 per month.
LAWN AND LANDSCAPE: At Eva Ray Landscaping in Berwyn, Ill., a customer pays an average of about $100 a month for eight months of lawn care, and another $200 when the weather starts getting warm for aeration, fertilizer and seeding. Averaged out, that's $83 per month. Bigger lawns in outer ring suburbs would require more money.
SPRINKLER: Greg Newman of Newman Irrigation in Glenview, Ill., prides himself on building systems that require no annual maintenance contract, but he figures the average consumer will end up needing a $100 annual visit, or about $8 per month, in most areas.
TREES: The average customer of Gray Tree Service in Arlington Heights, Ill., will trim about four trees every five years at a cost of $300 a tree, according to Rick Gardner, a co-owner. That requires you to save $20 a month.
ROOF: You will need to replace your roof every 25 years or so, though the life span will depend on how much sun and heat your roof is exposed to, said Stuart Nyberg of Nyberg Exteriors in Palatine, Ill. A new one will run about $7,500 for an average-size home with a roof that isn't unusually steep, or $25 per month.


It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing on of Mzee John William Nyakone Owidi of Saye Village.
Son of the late Owidi Gilo and Mama Sarah Onyango. Husband of Priscah Gaya and Elizabeth Akinyi. Father of Elly, Amos, the late Beatrice, Alice, Martin, Benson, James, Phelesia, Kennedy, Jabesh, Maurice, Antony, Kenneth, Kevin and Horace. Father-in-law of Mark Owala and Theodore Ware.
He is blessed with many grandchildren namely: Neddy, Arlene, Ian, June, Emmanuel, Fidel, Howard, Luis, Abraham, Williams, Nicole, Miguel, Alackie, Daddy, Elina, Maxwel, Denzel, Mitchel, Keith, Donatela, Vallery, Bramwel, Kito'o, Lew'Tina, William Onyango and Antonio.
Family and friends are invited to a harambee today 11th February, 2019 from 5.00pm at the YMCA Central Restaurant next to Nairobi University.
The cortege leaves Gendia Mission Hospital on Thursday 14th and burial will take place on the 15th February, 2019 at his farm in Saye Village Homabay County.


These files are provided as a service for consultants developing plans to Sedgwick County Public Works requirements.
The standards may or may not be updated using the latest version of AutoCAD software. Any compatibility issues will be the responsibility of the downloading party.
Ensure that the file " SCPW Standards Instructions" is downloaded and reviewed for proper usage of these drawings.
Questions may be directed to pwplans@sedgwick.gov.
It is suggested these files be placed under a common folder named "County Standards".
Copy these files to your AutoCAD "support" folder, and apply in the plot dialogue.
You may copy the following files to any folder you like. It is suggested the files be kept together, so when updates are made by Sedgwick County, you can replace them easily.
This website provides .pdf files to show what the line weights on your final plots should be.


Hey guys! I've been poking around a few days while I've been waiting to pick up my HE351VE and I've decided on building my own controller instead of buying one. The turbo will be going on a 1997 Chevy K3500 with a 6.5L diesel. I've seen where others have ran this turbo with a spring actuator controlling the VGT, but I want to do it electronically, which is what brought me here. I picked up the used turbo today, off of a 2008 6.7 Cummins, but the actuator could be questionable so I want to get the Arduino built and functioning to test it. I'm looking at a DFRobot Bluno board, either an Uno or Mega equivalent, with on board Bluetooth. I'm wanting to add boost pressure and EGT sensors so the extra IO of the Mega seems appropriate, by your code is really meant for the Uno. I'm leaning toward an assembled CAN shield so I can support this project. I've got IDE installed, Common Code 2.0 open, and most of the libraries, but I can't find the CAN library. When I get the controller talking to and controlling the actuator, I'll finish out the mechanical side of the install and hopefully it runs! One big constraint is that I want to limit a max boost pressure of 12-13 PSI. My engine is stock and any more boost than that will cause problems. I'll be doing head studs and thicker head gaskets in the future to build it up and lower compression to allow for more boost.
What do you guys think? Am I out of my mind or do you think this will work well? Is my max boost limit unrealistic, or can it be kept under control?
Max boost isn't controllable with just vane position you will need a wastegate.
I was worrying about that. I wonder if I can build the T3 to T4I adapter with a wastegate port. I know that having the wastegate mounted perpendicular to the exhaust flow isn't ideal, but it may be the best I can do. I can tie the wastegate in to the crossover pipe also, but then I am only venting the exhaust pressure from 4 cylinders instead of all 8.
Well let's see what you got ? Pictars ?
I'll get some pics tomorrow in the daylight. I'm excited about putting this project together.
I've got IDE installed and running, Common Code 2.0 open, and some of the libraries. Where do you get the CAN library? I didn't see a download link like the others.
There they are! Probably weren't displayed because I wasn't logged in at the time.
Here's what I'm working with. 6.5L with a stock Borg Warner GM-8 turbo. My thought is to build the adapter with an angle to it to move the turbo toward the intake, giving room on the air box side for the actuator. I want to either pipe the wastegate forward under the center section and compressor or out the side of the adapter, and outlet back into the downpipe. I'm thinking forward will have more room for the wastegate.
Hard to see the manifold and flange. Is the rusted under pipe near the downpipe area the cross over from the other cylinders up to the flange ?
Yes the rusted pipe is the crossover. To the left of it is the 3.5" downpipe. It will be replaced with a new 2.5" mandrel pipe at some point, more sooner than later. Here's a better pic of the exhaust flange bolted to the manifold. I think I'm leaning toward coming straight out of the adapter toward the front of the truck with the wastegate, then run the vent pipe back, next to the manifold, and into the downpipe. You can see it in the pic to the left of the manifold.
Another pic I found with the turbo removed. Should be plenty of room for a wastegate up there.
I can't see hood clearance, but if you can space a few inches in your adapter, I would just take the turbo higher, and put the wastegate towards the valve cover, looks like there will be room to pipe it back down the hot side following the down pipe.
That's a good option also. The CDR (tuna can) plugs into the valve cover through that hole next to the flange so that may be in the way. I was planning on the adapter being 4" or so tall anyway to allow room for a wastegate. I'm thinking 44 mm will be a good size. I need to fab an elbow from the exhaust outlet to the downpipe too. Would there be a problem plumbing the wastegate outlet to the elbow, or is that too close to the exhaust outlet?
If you lack clearance on that side, you could probably put a wastegate on the drivers side manifolds.. combined with an open vane position you should be able to keep boost in check.
Bear in mind too that while more air = more pressure, more fuel = much more pressure.. without going stupid with the boost I don't think it'll be too critical.. 12-15 PSI is really low!


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Royal Serpent collaborates with Demi Lovato
The pop-punk track serves as the second preview of the singer's eighth studio album, 'Holy Fvck', which is due out on August 19 via Island. The lead single 'Skin Of My Teeth' was released last month.
Lovato has also shared the full tracklist for 'Holy Fvck', which includes collaborations with Yungblud ('Freak'), Royal & The Serpent ('Eat Me'), and Dead Sara ('Help Me'). Other song titles include '29', 'Heaven', 'City Of Angels' and '4 Ever 4 Me'.
"'Holy Fvck' takes me back to my roots," Lovato wrote on Instagram while sharing the LP's back cover. "It's a body of work that is unapologetically me, and I can't wait to perform it on tour for you guys!".
Ryan Santiago, also known as Royal & the Serpent , was excited to discover that Demi Lovato was looking to collaborate.
In a video posted on the 28-year-old musician's TikTok page in late June, Santiago enthusiastically recalled the events leading up to the creation of "Choke on It", a collaboration with Lovato that appears on the pop star's upcoming album, Holy Fvck. which drops August 19.
Following a popular TikTok third-person storytelling format, Santiago said in the clip, "Put a finger down if your editor called you one day and asked if you had any interest in writing for other artists instead of just writing for yourself."
When it came time for the studio session, Santiago said she was "scared" and "so nervous" that she almost cancelled. "But your whole crew is yelling at you and telling you that you have to go," she said. "And then you end up hitting it off, and you have a great time at the session, and you write a really cool song."
Santiago's budding friendship with Lovato didn't end there, as they later exchanged numbers. "And then you text them and tell them how much they mean to you, and how much their music has meant to you, and how you learned to sing [by singing] their songs in the car when you were a little girl," the musician added. "And the next thing you know, they're asking you if you want to come and write more songs for the album."
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