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Nicholas Lovett is an economist currently at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater with the Department of Economics. He holds a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of California, Santa Cruz and is an applied microeconomist with primary research fields in urban, labor, and public economics. Dr. Lovett is particularly interested in uncovering empirical evidence to help answer important policy questions. In his recent work, Dr. Lovett has studied pressing urban issues such as crime, poverty, food security, and social welfare. Dr. Lovett teaches courses in Introductory Microeconomics, Introductory Macroeconomics, Business Statistics, Econometrics, Intermediate Microeconomics, Urban Economics, Independent Studies, and has co-taught an Advanced Topics in Microeconomics course. He has advised many graduate theses and undergraduate research projects. In his non-professional life, he enjoys volunteer work, exercise, and spending time with his family.


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Hi, I am looking at your Geo-Pulse Non-Pressurized Flow Center - Two Pump. I have 2 closed loops, each being 800 ft. 3/4 inch. Will this pump be able to handle this much pipe?
Best Answer: Yes, two 800 ft loops would not be a problem. We normally use the single pump flow center on systems up to 3 tons, which commonly would use three, 600 ft coils for the ground loop. If you were to use the two pump flow center, you might have to restrict flow or disable one pump.
I have the two pump model. One pump is warm to the touch, and the other pump is cold. I checked because the unit is much quieter than it used to be. What will happen to my furnace performance if just one pump is running, and can I replace the pump on the unit? What is the price for just a replacement pump?
Best Answer: The performance depends upon the size of the geo unit that the circulation pump is working with. If it's a smaller unit (3 ton or less), then the system should be fine still. Just check the incoming and outgoing water temps and adjust the restriction accordingly. And, yes, you can replace one of the pumps. Possibly under warranty, if it is new.
If I were to purchase a Tranquility 22 with the internal vFlow pump do I still need the two pump flow center?
Best Answer: No, the internal pump will be all you need. You will however need to make sure the lines are flushed and purged properly using the IVP. So check that your tech has the equipment to do that.


Here's the final version of my 'Gooey Sentinel' (I'm terrible at names) that I made available for printing over at Society 6 and on my site.
Here are some mock-ups for what it looks like printed in a few different ways.
Here's the final progression .gif I made for the various stages of this project. I'd say it was successful for me technique-wise, but the reception from everywhere online has been lukewarm to say the least. I've been posting the stuff I'm making everywhere that I'm a part of and just can't seem to connect with any more than a couple people at a time.
I don't even know if anyone is even reading this right now. It doesn't matter either way. I'm just going to keep doing it - for myself more than anyone. I know if I keep making stuff and putting it up to share, and talking to other artists something will happen eventually- it's the time in between that's always the hardest with things.


I'm not really sure if these are Mayan ruins or Aztec but what really matters is they inspired me this week! With all these pics of Mayan ruins you'd think I was writing a novelization of the 2012 movie, but nope, not even close. Some of the strangest things inspire me at times. Like Credence Clearwater Revival's Run Through The Jungle. Yet, I'm not writing about the Vietnam War either. The mind is a funny thing.
I know that since this is the last Monday of the month I usually highlight the books I've read this month, but I'm ashamed to say, I haven't got through one this month. It's no fault of the book's I'm sure, just that I've been focused so hard on writing that I haven't read much at all. I'll be better next month, I promise.
What inspires you and gets your muse working? Photos, music, books, movies, or TV shows? I'm curious.
All really. Probably movies least of all because so many movies and TV shows are more contemporary and I write hsitorical, but I do enjoy romance in any time period!
So true. We need more historical romance movies!


Yogic Physiology is the study of the vibrational or pranic effects of yoga practices. While vibration is not necessarily the common term used to describe the flow of subtle energy, it is actually how many people experience the movement of prana. It's a whole body and beyond buzz that becomes easier to access with regular practice.
Western and Eastern anatomy and physiology have very different models to explain the way energy and information move through the body and yet in many ways they are describing the same pathways. Western science has a well developed understanding of the nervous system, cardiovascular system and lymphatic system as channels for information to travel. The Eastern philosophies of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Yoga and Ayurveda describe the flow of a subtle vibrational force through meridians (TCM), nadis (yoga/ayurveda) and in specific directions (vayus in yoga) that relate, but are not necessarily equivalent, to physical structures.
A central concept to yogic science is prana, the lifeforce energy which moves through all living things. Yogic techniques intentionally harness and direct the movement of prana through the nadis or channels of the body. There are a number of prana subtypes described in the yogic texts with specific patterns of movement depicted in health and blockages indicating a lack of prana to organs or areas of the body. According to yoga philosophy, we have this lifeforce energy innately within us and the levels increase or decrease with diet, lifestyle, movement, breathing, environment, thoughts and practices. Hence yoga presents a comprehensive holistic system of filling the vessel of the body with life giving and wellness enhancing vibration.
Prana Vayu controls the breathing process and the disciplines of breath awareness and control are collectively termed pranayama.
Apana Vayu controls the excretory organs and the reproductive organs. It is the downward flow of subtle vibratory energy that carries waste out of the body. This vayu is the reason inversions (upside down postures) are generally not recommended during menstruation. It is not for physical reasons although some people fear that menstrual blood may flow into fallopian tubes there is no evidence to support this idea. Instead, the guideline exists based on traditional yogis' understanding of the downward force of apana vayu which serves to cleanse the body and should not be unduly disrupted.
Samana Vayu helps in the process of digestion and controls hunger. This central circulating region of prana acts as a fulcrum between apana(below)and prana (above) vayus, flows in a horizontal direction and is closely related to the governance of agni or digestive fire in the abdominal organs.
Udhana Vayu controls the vocal chords; this helps in breathing air and eating food, two primary sources of prana derived from outside the body.
Vayana Vayu is spread all over the body. It is this all over vibration that sensitive yoga practitioners may be aware of when resting in savasana after an asana practice.
Nadis are the energy channels of the yoga system and include the nerves, blood and lymph vessels, and the acupuncture meridians (Borg-Olivier & Machliss, 2009). These channels carry energy in the form of heat, electrochemical energy and molecules such as glucose and ATP at the physical level and prana at the subtle level. They also carry information in the form of neurotransmitters, immune factors and hormones at the physical level, and citta or consciousness according to yogic physiology.
While the practice of asana is the most popular dimension of yoga in the Western world, it is not the complete system of yoga, just one aspect of the living science of spirituality that yoga describes. Even in a purely physical practice though, yoga is different from other bodily disciplines in that it systematically circulates prana. According to Forstater and Manuel's book The Spiritual Teachings of Yoga asana not only increases flexibility, fitness and strength, but releases tension held in the body. They describe what many yoga practitioners feel, that the body becomes loose, soft and open so that internal blockages and obstructions formed by negative emotions or poor postural habits can be moved, cleansed and washed away. The removal of obstacles physically allows the flow of prana to move freely throughout the body. As the body-mind is understood as one whole by yoga, movement physically equates to movement mentally and promotes an optimal environment for spiritual practices and realisation.
Mudra is the art of positioning the body to enhance pranic flow and express the possibilities of human feelings. Much Buddhist and Hindu art depicts deities in mudras, including whole body asanas. The positioning of fingers and toes has particular significance as each digit is representative of a mental state, element or planet. For example, a commonly used hand mudra is chin mudra practised in a seated meditation pose such as sukhasana (easy cross legs), ardha padmasana (half lotus) or full padmasana. The arms are extended over the knees with palms up (or down, in some schools this is called jnana mudra). The tips of index fingers are connected with thumbs. According to Gertrud Hirschi in Mudras: Yoga in Your Hands, the index finger represents the individual self while the thumb is symbolic of cosmic consciousness. At the heart of yoga is the union of self with universe or the essential oneness of being. This mudra links the apparently separate entities and subjugates the individual or ego self to the macrocosmic whole. Such simple yet powerfully evocative images are part of the beauty and grace of classical Indian dance, or Bharata Natyam. Mudras are used to express emotion and tell the spiritual stories of India through movement and music.
Bandhas are another technique to control and move prana through the body. Often translated to mean "locks", bandhas are contractions of muscles or groups of muscles which provide physical and vibrational control to the body. They are used during asana practice to direct prana as well as provide stability to the joints. Practitioners of hatha yoga, and particularly those influenced by the teachings of Pattabhi Jois, will likely be familiar with the three main spinal bandhas. The muladhara bandha, also known as Mulabandha, is associated with muladhara chakra and is sometimes called the "root lock" and involves activation of the pelvic floor muscles. A balance is sought between tension and relaxation and the subtlety of the action is far more relevant and powerful than the muscular effort. There are subtle differences in how this is instructed and explained but the aim is to physically stabilise the pelvis and vibrationally to retain the heat built up during asana within the torso. Mulabandha prevents the loss of prana downwards via the apana vayu and encourages an upward flow of prana suitable to meditation.
Uddiyana bandha also stabilises the lower torso by activating the transverse abdominis and iliopsoas muscles. David Keil of YogAnatomy.com says that Uddiyana translates to mean "upward flying". This bandha is said to give lightness to the physical practice which can be seen in the floating movements of advanced practitioners. The psoas muscle group (iliopsoas is psoas major and iliacus) attaches to T12, the lowest vertebrae of the thoracic spine, right down to L4, forms a large triangular shape and inserts at the femur. This position brings the powerful muscles of hip flexion close to the sacrum and the regions relating to the three lower chakras of muladhara, svadisthana and manipura.
The third major bandha is jalandhara bandha or the chin lock at the throat. Jalandhara is translated to mean "upward pulling net". Some interpretations of the vibrational effects of this bandha include connecting head with heart and balancing the vishuddha chakra.
Physically, many asanas compress the throat and are thought to tone the thyroid gland thereby balancing the metabolism and enhancing calcium metabolism among other benefits. In general, this bandha is engaged when the back of the neck is lengthened and the front of the throat softens, although there are variations in postures where the chin is raised and the neck is extended. Yoga postures such as halasana(plough) and setu bandhasana (bridge) naturally draw the chest towards the chin and create this energetic restriction or lock. The three spinal bandhas may be performed separately although they are synergistic and when combined are termed the maha mudra.
While the various schools of yoga will add or subtract their foci and interpretations, the core teachings of classical yoga run through most modern practices. Whether crude or subtle, yoga is operating at the vibrational level to enhance health and high level wellness. The current resurgence in interest in yoga by researchers and practitioners worldwide is creating a reconnection of East and West. The scientific model is now verifying the ancient science of yoga and the combined knowledge is adding an holistic dimension to material science. Yoga continues to achieve its aim of union by reuniting body and mind, the gross physical anatomy and subtle vibrational physiology through diligent investigation and practice.


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Die Liga umfasste zwei Mannschaften weniger als in der Premierensaison 1992. Meister wurde der FC Norma Tallinn. Absteiger in die Esiliiga waren der JK Tulevik Viljandi und Keemik Kohtla-Järve. Der Verein aus Kohtla-Järve verzichtete auf einen Verbleib in der Meistriliiga.

Jedes Team trat zweimal in Hin- und Rückspiel gegen jede andere Mannschaft an. Bei Punktgleichheit zählte der direkte Vergleich. Der estnische Fußballpokal wurde vom FC Nikol Tallinn gewonnen der in der folgenden Saison im Europapokal der Pokalsieger antrat und dort in der ersten Runde gegen Lillestrøm SK verlor. Als amtierender estnischer Meister scheiterte Norma Tallinn in der Champions-League-Saison 1993/94 in der ersten Qualifikationsrunde an HJK Helsinki.

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No. 1 Villanova sees win streak end
Jan 5, 2017 at 12:01 AM Jan 5, 2017 at 1:00 PM
Villanova Coach Jay Wright and star player Josh Hart sat next to one another in the postgame news conference Wednesday night.
No tears were shed. No voices were raised. No complaints were uttered.
After losing for the first time in almost 10 months, the top-ranked Wildcats weren�t angry � they were resolute about fixing what went wrong in a 66-58 loss at No. 18 Butler.
�It wasn�t one thing. They just did more than us tonight,� Wright said. �Over the course of the game, hitting a shot here, an extra pass there, they did a better job than us.�
Aside from Villanova�s worst shooting performance of the season (37.3 percent), which trickled down through the bench, the numbers didn�t reveal any glaring flaws.
Six turnovers, 14 of 17 on free throws, a 26-22 advantage on points in the paint and one more 3-pointer than Butler.
The bigger problem was what showed up on the play-by-play sheet � a sequence that will haunt these Wildcats (14-1, 2-1 Big East) in the film room until they play Marquette on Saturday.
Twenty-five seconds after Villanova took a 52-51 lead with 3:22 left, Kethan Savage beat his defender for a layup that gave Butler the lead for good with 2:59 to play.
Over those final minutes, the Wildcats made the only 2-pointer they took, a layup, missed all four 3-point attempts and allowed the Bulldogs (13-2, 2-1) to convert two turnovers into five crucial points.
And when Villanova had to foul, the Bulldogs simply didn�t miss. They finished 15 of 15 from the free-throw line.
�Obviously, you don�t like to lose,� Hart said after scoring 13 points for the third time this season. �We�ve just got to build on it.�
Butler improved to 4-0 against ranked opponents this season and extended its home-court winning streak to 12 games, beating a top-ranked team for the second time in school history.
(2) Baylor 65, Iowa State 63: In Waco, Texas, Manu Lecomte made a short, high-arcing jumper over a taller defender with 8 seconds left for Baylor (14-0, 2-0) in its Big 12 home opener.
After a timeout, the Miami transfer made a move around the left side then shot over Matt Thomas, who at 6-foot-5 is 6 inches taller than the guard.
Iowa State (9-4, 1-1) had one more chance after a timeout, but Monte Morris� baseline jumper was no good as time expired.
(8) Duke 110, Georgia Tech 57: In Durham, N.C., Grayson Allen had 15 points and seven assists in his return from a one-game suspension for tripping an opponent and Duke routed Georgia Tech in Coach Mike Krzyzewski�s final game before leaving the team to have back surgery.
Jayson Tatum scored 19 points to lead the Blue Devils (13-2, 1-1 Atlantic Coast Conference), who had seven double-figure scorers in arguably their most complete performance of the season.
Still, it was largely overshadowed by a pair of subplots: Allen�s quick return from what was an indefinite suspension for tripping an Elon player Dec. 21, and Krzyzewski�s upcoming leave of absence that�s expected to last a few weeks.
South Carolina 67, Georgia 61: In Athens, Ga., P.J. Dozier scored 24 points and Sindarius Thornwell had 19 in his return from a six-game suspension to lead the Gamecocks.
Thornwell, the SEC�s reigning defensive player of the year, had 11 rebounds, three blocks and six steals for South Carolina (11-3, 1-0).
Yante Maten led Georgia (9-5, 1-1) with 18 points.
Vanderbilt 80, Auburn 61: In Nashville, Tenn., Matthew Fisher-Davis scored a career-high 33 points with a career-best seven 3-pointers made for Vanderbilt.
Vanderbilt (8-6, 2-0) never trailed in beating the Tigers for its 13th straight victory in this series.
Auburn (10-4, 0-2) lost its second straight overall. Jared Harper scored 19 points, Mustapha Heron added 13 and Danjel Purifoy had 10.


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Have a cough that won't quit? Been short of breath lately? It could be a nasty cold or flu virus, or the problem could be related to your rheumatoid arthritis (RA). RA attacks the joints, but it doesn't always stop there. It can affect other organs, including the lungs. In fact, some 20 to 30 percent of RA patients will eventually develop RA-related lung disease. Doctors may classify a lung problem as restrictive lung disease (such as interstitial lung disease) or obstructive lung disease (such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or asthma). Both result in shortness of breath.
ILD is most common. Caused by lung scarring, it makes it harder to fully inhale. RA patients whose disease is very active or severe are more prone to ILD. It's also more frequent in men. Certain forms can be serious, even deadly. Less often, RA patients develop other lung problems, such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), that make it harder to fully exhale. Smokers are more prone to these types of lung problems. Symptoms of rheumatoid lung disease can be as obvious as coughing or shortness of breath, or they can be subtle. "There can be just fatigue while doing exercise," says Tim Bongartz, MD, associate professor of medicine at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn. "Maybe the patient can't get as far as she used to get" when walking down the street.
"It's important that providers are aware of the possibility that these subtle symptoms could indicate lung involvement," says Dr. Bongartz. Much more rarely, RA can attack joints in the larynx, or voice box, and cause hoarseness, pain during swallowing or talking, a feeling of having something stuck in your throat, lowering of the voice or shortness of breath. Several decades ago, RA-related larynx problems were more common. But thanks to medications that keep RA more firmly in check, they are now "very rare," says Dr. Bongartz. They usually happen in people with very active, hard-to-control RA.
Not only can RA cause lung problems, so can drugs used to treat it. Methotrexate, a first-line RA treatment, is a known culprit. It's also possible that certain biologics, particularly tumor necrosis factor (TNF) inhibitors, may make lung problems worse in certain patients, although more research is needed. The solution may be to change dosages or medications, says rheumatologist Simon M. Helfgott, MD, associate professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School in Boston. And if you smoke, it's time to stop.
If you're having respiratory or throat symptoms, tell your doctor. He'll examine you and may give you a lung function (spirometry) test and send you for an X-ray or CT scan. For throat problems, he may send you to an ear, nose and throat doctor.
I think biologics kill, my mom died six months after taking remecade from lymphoma . She was 88 yet all she had wrong with her was RA. I think giving it to people of that age is a very dumb decision . Now a lady from my RA support group died after taking methotrexate and a biologic, why so many are given several drugs is beyond me. They all have the potential to cause lung disease and different cancers. My question is how long are they tested and on what age groups.


The incumbent will be expected to provide psychological assessment services and evidence-based/evidence informed psychotherapies consistent with provision of care guidelines for Veterans presenting with a broad spectrum of psychological problems and psychiatric symptoms, with a focus on recovery from trauma. The incumbent will deliver some services through telehealth as necessary (both to support associated community based outpatient clinics and via clinical telehealth to Veteran's homes). The incumbent will be expected to work with Veterans who are experiencing symptoms of other disorders if needed, but will specialize the majority of their time in the care of Veterans suffering with PTSD. The incumbent will serve as the PTSD rotation supervisor for the pre-doctoral Psychology internship. The position is open to Graduate Psychologists (those in their post-doctoral year) though independently licensed psychologists are preferred. If a Graduate Psychologist is selected, their role in the internship will be through the clinical supervisor who provides clinical supervision toward full licensure, and the Graduate Psychologist must complete the independent license requirements within 2 years.
Provide specialized psychological services at all levels of complexity for patients with PTSD, with service delivery through primarily face to face modalities, together with telemental health modalities as needed.
Perform clinically indicated evaluations for outpatient and residential populations (the incumbent may assist Veterans who are residents of our in-house SARRTP unit).
Provide a full range of therapeutic interventions including individual therapy, group therapy, and psycho-education classes. Best practices, practice guidelines and evidence-based treatment protocols are utilized to the extent feasible in all therapeutic interventions.Provide crisis intervention and stabilization services to Veterans if needed.
To qualify for this position, applicants must meet all requirements by the closing date of this announcement, 07/10/2019.
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Centre raises minimum wage to preempt trade unions strike on Friday
Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Tuesday also announced that Central Government employee will get their two years bonus, which has been pending for some time now.
New Delhi | August 30, 2016 4:05:16 pm
The Union Government of India, in its attempt to dissuade trade unions from going ahead with the proposed mass strike this Friday, has accepted the advisory board recommendations and raised the minimum wage from Rs 246 to Rs 350 per day for non-agricultural workers.
Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Tuesday also announced that Central Government employees will get their two years' bonus, which has been pending for some time now. The Centre has decided to write to all states regarding compliance of contract workers law, Jaitley added.
The likely financial implications of the bonus move translate into Rs 1,920 crore per annum. "In the last one and a half years, the inter-ministerial committee had met with central trade unions. Trade unions placed various demands. Some were labour related and some economic policy issues related. The government has taken some decisions with regard to those on the basis of their recommendations," added Jaitley.
Power and Coal Minister Piyush Goyal and Labour and Employment Minister Bandaru Dattatreya were also present. Jaitley said it has been decided to fix the minimum wages at Rs 350 per day for unskilled non-agricultural workers for 'C' category areas keeping in view the modalities of fixing minimum wages.
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The decision was taken following deliberations at the meeting of the Minimum Wage Advisory Board under the chairmanship of the labour minister for revising the basic minimum wages in the central sphere.
The registration of the contract workers and their staffing agencies is mandatory and states will be advised to strictly implement the same, the finance minister said. Errant contractors will face appropriate action for any violation, he warned.
The issue of giving social security benefit to the unorganised sector (like Anganwadi, mid-day meal, Asha volunteers) will be examined by a committee which will give its report at the "earliest".
Asked about the strike call, Jaitley said: "I think we have responsible trade unions." On the opposition to the government's plans to merge associate banks of SBI with the parent bank, Jaitley said "the merger is not subject of trade unions".
"Their service conditions are not being hurt adversely or affected at all. There will be no impact of merger on service conditions of any employee. If government decides that we need strong banks, then unions would have to change their approach to the whole issue," he asserted.
Dattatreya has held meetings with central trade unions wherein detailed discussions were held with regard to their charter of demands.
The issues have been taken up by inter-ministerial committee headed by the finance minister. As many as 10 central trade unions have given a call for a one-day pan-India strike on September 2, 2016, to protest against the government's labour reforms and "not paying heed to their demands".
On Monday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired an emergency meeting, in which the Union Labour Minister Bandaru Dattareya was also present, to decide on the Centre's plan of action to preempt the trade strike called by agitating union workers.
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Folktales "allow students to experience one of the ways a society develops a sense of moral behavior in its children."3 Children today can learn from this rich literary heritage, which provides both a window into other cultures, and a mirror that allows viewers to reflect more clearly on aspects of their own culture.
What is one of the key purposes of African folktales? to separate fact from opinion. to share stories with other cultures. to describe events in the order they happen. to teach moral lessons about how to live or behave.
African Folktales is a collective of diverse story traditions originating in Africa, originally passed down through generations by word of mouth. These traditional tales told with a new twist, are not only entertaining but serve to teach a lesson as well. Sometimes of moral value and other times of survival.
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Herein, what are the features of African folktales? Among African folktales there are three main commonalities: a strong moral to the story, personification of animals and nature, and a very general setting. Over time, changes to the stories have resulted in their expansion and reinterpretation by some authors.
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They were first written down in the late 19th century but became widely available only when journalist Joel Chandler Harris published Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings: The Folk-lore of the Old Plantation (1880).
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Usually very good or very bad with most characteristics exaggerated. The hero and heroine are usually young. The heroine is usually fair, kind, charitable, and caring. The hero is usually honorable, courageous, unselfish, and caring.
African-American folktales are a storytelling tradition based in Africa containing a rich oral tradition that expanded as Africans were brought to the Americas as slaves.
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Sonic Arts: 7th-17th May.
Sonic Herts 2019
7 – 17 May
Various locations, College Lane Campus, Hatfield
Sonic Herts is the University of Hertfordshire's annual music festival run by students and staff and open to all.
The programme offers an exhilarating mix of performances ranging from classical to experimental, from acoustic to electronic, from familiar to decidedly outlandish, the only requirement is a commitment to quality and artistic value.
Nearly all of the performances are FREE and highlights of this year's festival include:
Appolonie & Braceman, presenting an unorthodox blend of soulful RnB and gritty Grime. Appolonie is a fresh RnB singer from Marseille, whose soulful jazz-infused songs tell emotional tales of loves lost and found. Braceman is a grime MC from East London whose rhymes do the same but in a funnier and less melodic way. They both perform on each other's set and have imminent debut releases on the F-IRE label. This show is backed by the live sounds of Owen Snider (guitar); Joseph Costi (keyboards); Barak Schmool (more keyboards); Ben Brown (drum pads).
Thursday 9 May, 6 pm, Film Music and Media Building, FREE
Materiality, a piece exploring sonic sculptures and electronic processes by Vicky Clarke who works with sound sculpture, field recordings and DIY electronics to create performances, installations and self-built instruments. Influenced by brutalism, futurism and musique concrete, her work explores the form and function of materials, uncovering the patterns & properties as sound sources, systems and interfaces. Clarke is an artist associated with SONA, an organisation devoted to supporting women in music and sound technology.
Wednesday 10 May, 1 pm, Film Music and Media Building FREE
Newanderthals, a world-fusion band interweaving the musical language of three continents into a universal tune. Finding themselves in the rubble of cities in Europe, Asia and Africa, the Newanderthals create entrancing soundscapes in which our differences fade out against a common chorus, a universal song in forgotten languages and in languages yet to be invented. They have converged from North, East, South and West to find music that was here before humans arrived, and which will be here when they are gone.
Tuesday 14 May, 6 pm, Film Music and Media Building FREE
Tipping Point, a work on environmental awareness and social responsibility by Café Reason Butoh Dance Theatre. With only 12 years left for the world to address the climate emergency, veteran experimental performance group Café Reason offers a creative response to the threats that face our fragile planet. Original dance and eclectic live music express the vulnerability of the earth and our own responsibility for it, past and future. Butoh is an iconoclastic dance form that originated in post-war Japan. With an enigmatic, often grotesque quality, and always innovative, Café Reason's work seeks to extend the boundaries of perception and the interpretation of human experience.
Thursday 16 May, 7.30pm The Forum FREE for Students, Tickets £10, £8 concessions
Roberto Filoseta, artistic director of Sonic Herts and Music Programme Leader at the University, said: "This year's edition sees a particularly rich contribution by visiting artists, including a large-scale site-specific work conceived for our Forum environment. I always delight in seeing external audiences from the local community joining the festival, and hope that this year's programme will continue to attract even more of the general public."
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The 'Migrant' speaks both to citizenship and to the 'Good Citizen', to citizenship as a legal relation between an individual and a state, and as 'substantive citizenship', that is, the rich content of citizenship. It reveals how citizenship signifies closure and exclusion at the same time as it claims universalism and inclusion, and thereby calls into question the claims of citizenship as signifying equality and resistance to subordination. This paper explores these tensions and what they tell us about the nature of citizenship as a formal status, and about the nation as an imagined 'community of value', that is, status in the sense of value, worth and honour. It also examines naturalisation processes as attempts to match formal citizenship with the community of value. It argues for an analytical lens that enables us to consider the exclusion of non-citizens (migrants and refugees) alongside the exclusion of failed citizens (such as (ex)-prisoners and welfare dependents).
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I HATE THAT YOU KNOW ME SO WELL [200th post oneshot]
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//TW for referencing violence and death? maybe other things too but it's not that bad.
//this takes place literally in the middle of town so feel free to have y/c witness any part of it aside from what's inside Cat's house. or just read and leave ooc comments. either/both are fine and appreciated
They didn't want to do much of anything today, just sit around and hear about all the places where Molly had been these last... almost twelve years. They didn't like volunteering anything about themself, but after each story she told she looked at them expectantly, and as the day went on she started prodding them more and more. They understood, they really did, why she wanted to know so desperately how they had gone from a shy-ish child that wouldn't hurt a fly to the monster they were today. But even if they knew all the words, all the parts of the story, how could they tell her?
How could they describe the Young Rogues, a group of kids and teens that hated adults and technology and the past, that went from place to place taking whatever they could use and slaughtering anyone that stood in their way? How could they tell her about the cult that deemed them a god, that forced them to kill and maim? How could they explain what they'd done since becoming leader here, and why they did it? She was bound to find out eventually, bound to see it herself, but that didn't make getting the words out any easier.
"Catalyst!" The sound of someone calling their name is both welcome and unwelcome. It's welcome because it's a break in the conversation, something to distract Molly from that pleading look on her face. It's unwelcome because it means they need to go deal with something, and dealing with things isn't how they wanted to spend their day. Still, they stood up, Molly on their heels, and headed over to the balcony to look outside. They arched an eyebrow at the NPC down below. "There's someone here to see you. A young woman named Susie? She's really insistent."
It felt like their stomach dropped into their feet. Their lips thinned, and suddenly telling Molly all about Mourningstar seemed like the more appealing option. But there was no way. If Susie was looking for them, and she was here, there was no way they could avoid her. "Stay here." They told Molly, heading back into the house so they could go downstairs. "I don't want you seeing this."
"Scottie? Who is she?" Molly asked, following them inside.
They halted for the briefest second. "An old friend."
It's true enough, they supposed. Of all the faces that had rotated in and out of their life, Susie's had certainly been the one they had been closest to. The only person that had ever really been their friend, the only person they'd ever come close to loving. And now she was here. Why was she here? They knew she had never planned on leaving her father's little town, but perhaps something had changed. After all, she had wanted to go with them when they left.
And there she was, striding towards them while another NPC chased after her. "She wouldn't wait by the border, she said if any of us stopped her there'd be hell to pay with you." He seemed rather ansty, as he should, frankly. Taking the stranger's word about what Cat would think instead of getting it directly from the Boss themself?
But Cat's eyes just landed on the young woman. She was older than they were, and in the nearly four years since they'd last seen each other, she'd gotten a new scar and grown her hair out after chopping it off before they left. It was still undeniably her, though. "And was I wrong?" She asked, flashing a smile that they knew too well to trust.
Their gaze flicked back to the Badlander, and they sighed. "No." Her smile broadened. "What are you doing here, Susie?"
The light on her face faded somewhat. "I remember when you'd exchange pleasantries before getting to business." They were unmoved. "It's good to see you again, Cat." She said, trying again. Still, they refused to budge. The remaining light drained away. "My dad just died."
Part of their shell cracked and broke away. They and the Constable didn't see eye to eye all that often, but they had no desire or wish for him to be hurt. "I'm sorry." It was a real, genuine apology. They knew how close she had been with her father. "But that still doesn't answer my question."
She crossed her arms and averted her gaze. "I missed you."
"Your dad just died and you're here. Either the bar's not safe for you anymore or you want something." Her eyes snapped back up to theirs, and they could see hurt and anger in them. Perhaps it was unkind for them to say that, it was insensitive and brash. They didn't care, they wanted to know why she was here so they could send her on her way.
She took a step towards them. The NPCs around them tensed, but Cat held up a hand. They didn't want anyone interfering. "I wanted to ask you to come back." The Badlanders' anxiety seemed to spike with the proposal, their eyes watching them intently.
The idea is repugnant, but they manage to keep their features blank, even though they wanted to curl their lip and wrinkle their nose. "Why." They meant it as a question, but couldn't be bothered to lilt their tone up. "You don't need me there to keep order, you can do that well enough on your own."
Susie crossed her arms. Their gaze dropped to the familiar meat cleaver at her hip for a moment, as if they needed reminding of what she was capable of. "Like I said. I missed you." She took another step closer. "Does it need to be more complicated than that? Do I need some ulterior motive?"
Maybe she had simply missed them, maybe she had just been lonely after the Constable's death and wanted someone there she knew and thought she could trust. But when were things ever that simple? "Yes."
She came even closer now; if they wanted they could reach out and touch her. "When did they make you such a cynic, Catalyst?" She asked softly. Another step closer. The NPCs were watching, rapt, as her gentle hand lifted up, finger tips tracing down the side of their face.
"You know when." They replied, voice almost as soft as hers. "Is Mourningstar still there?" A change of subject, but not as dramatic as an outsider would think.
Susie nodded. "Some of them have gone elsewhere, but a lot of them are still there. Louie still comes in almost every night." Cat scoffed. They bet he did. He could no more stay away from a drink than Michael could. "You won't come back because of them, will you?"
They shook their head. "It's not the only reason I won't go back, though." Her hand fell away. The disappointment was clear in her eyes. "I've made a life here, and I'm not interested in leaving it."
The young woman stepped back, and then started circling. She was like a shark, or a vulture, and they sensed it was only a matter of time before she darted in again. Cat remained still, eyes following her whenever she crossed in front of them, but they refused to turn their head. "I've heard all about your new life, Catalyst. Big shot Boss of the Badlands, no one dares question your orders here, do they? You get everything you want and then some." They hate it. They hate those words coming out of her lips, they hate that they rang true. "Everyone's scared to go against you." Jeez, first Hayley and now Susie? "Does anyone here... like you?"
There it was, the precise strike to a place that, coming from anyone else, they might be able to shrug off. But she knew why it would hurt. "Don't," they warned, but she continued.
"Don't you miss me? What we had." She paused, pushed a strand of hair behind her ear. "Even before... that. Don't tell me you never wish you could go back to that."
Catalyst closed their eyes for a moment. They could lie so easily and say that the last time they'd thought of her was when they retreated from her window and left, they could lie convincingly and without much thought. But she'd see through it. She knew them too well. Too well. "Once in a while. Once in a while I wonder what you're doing, what we'd be doing if we were together again. And I can picture it easily. You'd call me out on something, I'd make you smile. I'd piss someone off and you'd yell at us to take it outside, then you'd cheer me on." She's in front of them again, so close they could feel her breath on their face. "If I got hurt, you'd patch me up. You'd tell me exactly why I was hurt, how I fugged up. You made it insufferable but I knew you didn't want me to make those same mistakes again."
She'd been exactly what they needed when they were in the midst of Mourningstar; an island of sanity in the sea of fanatics, someone to keep them humble when everyone else in their life regarded them as a god. "And no part of you misses that?" She whispered.
"A part of me does." Cat admitted. "But I have what I need here. That's the mistake you made, Susie, assuming that I couldn't find happiness without you. That the people here all hate me, that I hate all of them too."
She stared at them for a long moment. "People like you aren't happy, Cat - why are you smirking?"
They stepped back, putting some distance between the two of them as their hand flew to their mouth and they ducked their head. It was a bit more than smirking now. "I just noticed that I'm taller than you now." She hadn't been that much taller than them when they left, but after a last growth spurt or two, they had come out as the taller.
She slapped their arm, visibly frustrated. The NPCs tensed again, but Cat just laughed it off. "It's not funny!" They weren't sure what she was more annoyed by, them being taller or them interrupting her angsty assessment with something wholly contradictory to it.
"It kind of is, though." They straightened up, the smile still lingering on their face. "Look, I'm not going to change my mind. If you're gonna stay, you're gonna need to come up with a new reason to." They paused. "Besides, if I'm such an unhappy person, going back there wouldn't change a damn thing."
At long last, she seemed hopeless, resigned to the fact that she wouldn't be able to convince them to leave, no matter what manipulative tactic she took. She hugged her arms around her chest and glanced around. "You're just going to make me leave, just like that? After all that we've been through?" One last pitiful attempt to tug at them.
They pursed their lips, pale blue gaze rolling skyward as they pretended to consider it. "Yeah, after all that we've been through I'm gonna make you leave. Get a meal and spend the night if you need to, but if you're not gone by noon tomorrow I'm sending my Enforcers after you." Mike and Lake could forcefully remove her if they had to. Probably. They'd never seen anyone succeed in pushing her around, though, so who actually knew if even Mike and Lake would be enough. They didn't want to think about what would happen if the two of them weren't.
Susie lifted her gaze and glared at them. "Not willing to deal with me yourself?" She'd fully given up, now, was taunting them. They closed their eyes and took a deep breath. Just ignore her. If only it were that easy. "Why not? Are you a scaredy Cat?"
Yes. Deep down, they were. Every once in a while they would have nightmares about her meat cleaver, how at first everything would be so perfect, but then the moment would end and she'd grab their wrist and - they shook it off. They couldn't be scared, not now, not ever. And even if they still felt it, they couldn't show it.
So they opened their eyes, and then they were moving, one hand grabbing her throat and pushing her against the wall of the nearest building, the other clamping around the handle of her meat cleaver so she wouldn't be able to grab it and use it. "You've tested me this whole goddamn time and I've been quite civil all thing's considered. Another person wouldn't have been given the chance after barging into my territory. Maybe I wasn't nice to you, but you weren't nice to me. So you can shut the fug up and get out or shut the fug up and accept my generous hospitality while I still feel like offering it."
There was something like loathing in her eyes. Good. They didn't want her trying anything like this again. "Let go of me." She said, trying to keep her voice from wavering and only halfway managing. After a moment they released her and stepped back. One of her hands went to gently touch her throat, the other to the handle of her meat cleaver. They tried to keep themself calm, their face blank. She always touched it to reassure herself, that didn't mean that she was going to use it.
They started walking away, satisfied that they'd made their point. "Trust me, Susie. You don't want me dealing with you myself." It was at that point that they set their gaze back on their house, which was well within seeing distance and... Great, Molly was on the balcony. They couldn't make out her expression, but they could tell she'd seen the whole thing. Fantastic. Hopefully she hadn't heard everything too.
//this is totally up for replies but keep in mind that Gavril's gonna go say smth to Susie
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GENERAL welcome to the end of eras, ice has melted back to life
⇥ Given name is Scott Mathew Darrow ⇥ Goes only by Catalyst or Cat
⇥ Assigned male at birth ⇥ Agender ⇥ They/Them pronouns only
⇥ Twenty-one ⇥ Born 11/27/17 ⇥ Sagittarius ⇥ Real time aging
⇥ Boss (leader) of the Badlands ⇥ Ex prisoner of the Badlands
⇥ Ex cultist (Mourningstar) ⇥ Ex member of the Young Rogues
RECENT EVENTS done my time and served my sentence
⇥ 02/04/39 ⇥ Kissed Gavril
⇥ 02/04/39 ⇥ Returned from Flintlock
⇥ 01/27/39 ⇥ Visited Flintlock Lodge
⇥ 01/21/39 ⇥ Reunited with their mother
⇥ 01/21/39 ⇥ Fought off Paige's attackers
APPEARANCE dress me up and watch me die
⇥ Catalyst is 6'2" tall; they possess a lean and muscular body, one that has a variety of old scars adorning it. They have two piercings, one in their tongue and the other in the cartilage of their left ear. They typically dress in dark colors (favoring jackets with some sort of writing on the back), and their hair is black. They're not all dark, however, as they have pale blue eyes that peer out from beneath medium-sized eyebrows.
PERSONALITY if it feels good, tastes good, it must be mine
⇥ Catalyst is ambitious, with the cunning and ruthlessness to reach their goals by any means necessary. They can be brutal when they feel it is needed, however when it's not they won't bother. They tend to be rather aloof and apathetic to most things and people, with some very rare exceptions. Provided those around them don't cross a few specific lines, they're content to leave them be, though they've been known to take an interest in some people, which seldom has a positive end for whoever their interest is in. They can be manipulative, and will often encourage people to make bad decisions. Those that stick by them will be rewarded, but those that do not will be cast out, as they've been outcast for their entire life and have learned to appreciate loyalty wherever they can find it. Even during the most stressful of situations, they usually keep a firm grip on their temper and keep their calm, though when they do snap and lose their temper, it is uncontrollable. They're remarkably observant, often able to deign much from subtle clues in what people say, how they say it and how they act.
RELATIONS dynasty decapitated, you just might see a ghost tonight
⇥ Molly Darrow x Austin Darrow ⇥ No siblings
⇥ Pansexual/Panromantic ⇥ Single ⇥ No crushes or maybe crushes
⇥ Not looking but not not looking ⇥ Rarely forms romantic attachment
⇥ Holds most people at arms length and doesn't get close
INTERACTION i'm taking back the c r o w n
⇥ Hard physically ⇥ Hard mentally ⇥ Doesn't let their guard down
⇥ Is most comfortable with close ranged-weapons ⇥ Dislikes guns
⇥ Brass knuckles ⇥ A variety of knives ⇥ Blunt objects like bats
⇥ Will kill/capture/maim in certain circumstances
⇥ Will leave things be in others ⇥ Will start & finish fights
⇥ No kill/capture/maim without permission
⇥ Peaceful powerplay allowed but they may react negatively
⇥ Dislikes almost any sort of touch unless they initiate or agree to it
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I suffered now I'm ready for war
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He looks like the good boy
he's never been.
Except when they're yours, mi amor
He was part of the audience to this reunion, though he tried not to be. Gav tried to tune it out, though he did sometimes listen just out of curiosity. Cat knew her, she knew Cat. She wanted them to leave. Cat was apparently taller than her now? And of course, you then had them telling her to go. That's when Gav actually...turned to watch and be an actual viewer of this reunion.
He watched even after Cat left, curious if she'd leave or not. He stayed still for a while...she didn't leave. Eh, well, looks like none of the people who are supposed to deal with this were around. Gav walked over, noticing her meat cleaver and being damn happy he had his throwing axes on him should he need them. "Didn't they tell you to get the fuck out?" he wasn't sure if his thick accent would make him sound more intimidating or less understandable, but it was too late for that.
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There were likely a great many things observers could take from the encounter, but if you boiled it down, that's really all it was, wasn't it? Someone from their past returning and trying to lure them back to a life they had left behind years ago. Well, not quite the same life. It sounded like what she was offering was different; more like stepping into the Constable's old shoes than their old ones. Not that it made it much better or more appealing.
Susie glared at Gavlin through narrowed eyes. "They also said I could stay and get some food. There's no rush." She wasn't intimidated, but she'd been dealing with all sorts of people of all shapes and sizes from just about every corner of the world with a broad range of weaponry - she wasn't going to be intimidated by a boy several years younger.
"She's headstrong but she's not completely stupid, you can leave it, Gav. C'mon." They had turned their head to the side but wouldn't fully look back. They waved their hand, beckoning him to follow them. For whatever reason, Cat wasn't too keen on the idea of Gavlin talking to Susie for a prolonged period of time. God knows what she might say to him.
⇥ 02/07/39 ⇥ Reunited with Susie
⇥ 02/05/38 ⇥ Started their revenge on Jeremy
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He rolled his eyes at her reply. Her glare did nothing to him, it didn't scare him or make him nervous. She almost reminded him of a certain female Romanian, one that he despised greatly. Honestly there wasn't really a way to describe how he felt, but Susie was definitely reminding him of Andrada somehow. This wasn't good for anyone.
"They also said I could stay and get some food. There's no rush." "Yeah, they said you could stay, but we both damn well know that nobody fucking wants you to" his tone was cold, careless, not a usual tone that would come from him. It was probably easy to argue he was easier to intimidate than others, but he didn't seem to phased by the slightly older woman in front of him. Though she did look like someone he would've gotten along with in Romania, in another life. But now? Eh.
Cat spoke, "She's headstrong but she's not completely stupid..." he smirked "You sure about? Seeing as she's still here I'd say she's stupid." "...you can leave it, Gav. C'mon." he glanced between the two before walking towards Cat, not making anymore comments and shoving his hands in the pocket of his jeans. However he did listen carefully for any sort of movement from behind him, he'd throw an axe if he really had to.
Susie bared her teeth at Gavril, looking very much as if she wanted to fight him but staying close to the wall. She knew better than to try anything with any of Cat's people, especially with so many witnesses, let alone with Cat being one of them.
"Gav." They said again, their voice losing some of its previous patience. Finally he was there beside them, and they wrapped an arm around his shoulders. They were still keenly aware of Molly watching all of this, and could feel Susie's eyes boring into their back. "Don't be unkind to her, if it weren't for her I probably wouldn't still be standing here today." It was the honest truth, and perhaps would shed some light on why they had been so lenient.
He grinned when Susie bared her teeth, his little vampire teeth visible. It wasn't a threat, nor a warning, but it could probably be taken as such depending on the person. There was one strong difference between her and Andrada, she worried about witnesses and who was around, Andrada hadn't. This was something Gav sort of noticed, how Susie didn't dare to really do anything. How interesting.
He looked at Cat upon hearing his name, an eyebrow raised in question. He was being perfectly civilized, he didn't see what the problem was. He was a pure angel. Gav wouldn't so much as flinch as he felt their arm wrap around their shoulders, as if this was something that happened all the time when it didn't. Never had actually. "I'm not being unkind, I'm being completely honest" he explained innocently, knowing damn well he was being a little brat. "Though I do appreciate that she kept you alive, since otherwise I wouldn't have met you" he muttered, loud enough for just Cat to hear.
Back home, Susie never had to fear anything. To mess with her was a death sentence, either by her hand or her father's. But her father's protection didn't extend here, certainly not now that he was dead. Whatever protection she had here came from her own capabilities and her history with Catalyst. But that second protection was frail as it was, and the first wouldn't be enough to hold back the entirety of the Badlands. So she waited for a safe moment to leave.
"I might not come from the politest society, but even there calling someone stupid is considered unkind and rude." They were just about in front of Cat's house. They looked up at the balcony, where Molly was waiting with crossed arms. "I've got a lot of explaining to do now." They muttered under their breath. "First Susie and now you." Somehow explaining Gavril seemed far harder than explaining the woman with the meat cleaver.


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A few women in the self-acupressure group had a negative reaction to the treatment, such as greater pain or bruising. But the number of instances declined over the first three months of the study.
The app, developed in Germany for the study, was not yet available in the US as we were writing this, but the good news is, you don't need an app to practice self-acupressure and get similar benefits. Claudia M. Witt, MD, the lead author of the study, said that while features of the app are helpful, acupressure could also be applied without an app if you can commit to making the change in behavior required—often the most "difficult" part of any self-care initiative.
Applying acupressure without the app: Schedule a session with an experienced acupressure professional in your area to show you exactly where the SP6, LI4 and LR3 points are located and how to properly apply pressure to them. And then follow the system used in the study and described above (once a day at the same time each day starting five days before your anticipated period and continuing until it ends). Also, be patient, as the study results showed that the effect of acupressure increased over time.
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Born in Brussels, Belgium in 1906. Died in Stockholm in 1993.
critic Eugène Herdies and the author Thérèse Meurice.
The father leaves the family. Olivier never sees him again.
Olivier – move to the south of England.
The family returns to Belgium.
Studies at the Académie des Beaux-Arts, in Brussels.
Theatre studies in Brussels. On the staff of and a journalist with various Belgian and French publications. Wrote essays on poetry, literature and art. Reporting journeys in Germany, Denmark and Norway.
The poetry collection "Connaissance du Printemps", (les cahiers du journal des poètes, Bruxelles), was released.
He travels to Sweden on a scholarship, and settles down in Saltsjöbaden.
Here he meets his future wife, Gudrun Huss.
He decides to stay in Sweden, to avoid the war.
He teaches french, writes articles and makes radio programs.
He organizes exhibitions, among others in Saltsjöbaden, with the local artists, as Oscar Bergman, Marja Casparsson, Isaac Grünewald, Sven X:et Erixon and others. Commissariat for "Artists in exile" with amongst others Endre Nemes, Peter Weiss and Ilmar Laaban.
In 1947 he marries Gudrun Huss.
where Olivier – inspired by Bach – emerges his fingers in blue ink and starts to paint.
The daughter Anne is born.
An intensive period of experimental painting and trips to France and Italy.
The son Michel is born.
His first solo exhibition at Colette Allendy in Paris.
and participates in the exhibition "Il gesto" in Firenze and Milano.
Solo exhibition at Galleri Brinken in Stockholm.
Mural paintings: the pharmacy in Rödhaken, Blackeberg and the pharmacy Misteln in Västerås.
Group exhibition: "Kring Spontanismen" in Stockholm.
Group exhibition: "Kontroversiellt" at Stockholm's College.
Tancredi Parmeggiani visits Stockholm on his way to Oslo.
Observatorium in Stockholm. Solo exhibition: Uppsala University.
Group exhibition "Nordiskt Sommaruniversitet" in Sigtuna.
and "Stockholmssalongen" a number of times throughout the years 1961-1967.
Group exhibition: "Svart och Vitt" at the Royal Art Academy in Stockholm.
Group exhibition: "Phases de l'art contemporain" in Paris.
Group exhibition: "Le soleil dans la tête" in Paris.
Group exhibition: "International exhibition of Modern Contemporary Art" in Edinburgh.
Solo exhibition at Gröna Paletten in Stockholm.
Group exhibition in Lund's Art hall. Participates in, "Moderna Museet besöker Landskrona". Jubilee exhibition with Galleri Observatorium in Stockholm.
Group exhibition: "Mikro" at Galleri Hedenius in Stockholm.
Leader of ¨atelier visits¨ at artists studios in Stockholm.
a film about the pop art with economical support from the Swedish Film Institute.
Solo exhibition: Gallerie A in Stockholm. Swedish Tobacco Company's travel scholarship to Cavalla in Greece.
Solo exhibition: Midsommargården in Stockholm.
Solo exhibition: Lilla Galleriet in Umeå.
Group exhibition: "Svart och Vitt" at The Art Academy in Stockholm.
Solo exhibition: Galleri Latina in Stockholm.
Gruppexpo Galleri Latina in Antibes in France.
The Art Academy's grand working scholarship (For two years).
Solo exhibition: Bollnäs Art Centrum.
Member exhibition: Konstnärshuset in Stockholm.
Group exhibition: " Konstens stormarknad" at Sveagalleriet in Stockholm.
The City of Stockholm's Scholarship.
Solo exhibition: Galleri Lucidor in Stockholm.
Group exhibition: Hägringen/Hägerstens Cultural Committee in Stockholm.
Group exhibition: Grafikgalleriet Konstnärshuset in Stockholm.
Olivier Herdies and Greta Falk-Simon, Thielska Galleriet in Stockholm.
Solo exhibition: Olle Ohlsson Huset in Solna.
Solo exhibition: Konstnärshuset in Stockholm.
Group exhibition: Galleri Heikenskjöld in Arboga.
Group exhibition: "Dedication to Jazz", at Aoseum in Åhus.
Group exhibition: Konstnärshuset in Stockholm.
Solo exhibition: Galerie Bel'Art in Stockholm.
He dies in Stockholm on the December 25th.
"Alibi", Poems and essays are released by Ellerströms publishers in Lund.
¨A tribute¨ exhibition: Thielska Galleriet in Stockholm.
Retrospective exhibition: Ystad's Art museum.
Solo exhibition: Präståkra gård in Simrishamn.
Group exhibition: "Swedish Masters", at Galerie Bel'Art in Stockholm.
Amongst others, "Essä om Olivier Herdies" by Öyvind Fahlström. Ord & Bild nr 6, 1959.
"Bildkonsten I Norden", Beate Sydhoff, volume 5, Publisher Prisma, 1975.
"Gemensamma nämnare", Lasse Söderberg, Publisher Ellerström, 1999.


Theresa May has won the vote of no confidence in her Government and will continue as Prime Minister.
MPs rejected Labour's motion by 325 votes to 306, a majority of 19.
Jeremy Corbyn tabled the motion of no confidence in an attempt to force a general election.
In a speech after the vote result Mrs May invited Mr Corbyn and other party leaders for one to one meetings, starting tonight.
Mr Corbyn then called for Theresa May to remove 'once and for all' the catastrophe of a no-deal Brexit.
It was the first time the procedure has been used under the provisions of the Fixed Term Parliaments Act passed by the coalition government under David Cameron.
Mr Corbyn moved the motion tabled in his name as Leader of the Opposition and spoke first in the debate on Wednesday afternoon.
On Tuesday night MPs rejected Mrs May's Brexit plans in a historic vote which threw the future of her administration and the nature of the UK's EU withdrawal into doubt.
The agreement to leave the EU was defeated by an emphatic 432 votes to 202.
Across Devon and Cornwall, eight Tory MPs voted for the deal but a further eight Conservatives rebelled including Johnny Mercer, Sarah Wollaston and Steve Double.
The region's two Labour MPs, Luke Pollard and Ben Bradshaw, also rejected the deal.
But all of the Tory MPs in Devon and Cornwall got behind Mrs May on Wednesday and expressed their confidence on her Government.
What does the result of the vote mean?
The Government winning the vote means there will not be a general election and ministers will carry on in office.
If they had lost, the Act stated there would be an "early" election unless the Government could regain the confidence of the House by winning a confidence vote within 14 days.
During that two-week period there would be no statutory limit on how many times a confidence motion can be brought forward and voted on.
In the course of that period the opposition would seek to form alliances within the Commons to demonstrate they are the party most likely to command the confidence of the House and therefore should be given the opportunity to form a government.


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