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Meetings: Jan. 14, 2021
by Karah Wilson McLean County News
Robert Francis Benner
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Robert Francis Benner, 81, passed away Monday, Jan. 11, 2021, after a lengthy illness. He was born April 11, 1939, in Sterling, Illinois, to Virgil and Doris Benner. The family then moved to Owensboro in 1952, where he attended and graduated from Owensboro Catholic High Sch…
Melinda L. Brown
GREENVILLE — Melinda L. Brown, 68, of Greenville, died Sunday, Jan. 17, 2021, at 3:10 p.m. at Baptist Health System in Madisonville. She was a housewife and a homemaker. She was a member of Green River Chapel General Baptist Church.
Esther Matilde Puram Jansing
Esther Matilde Puram Jansing passed away peacefully at Norton Brownsboro Hospital in Louisville, early on Saturday, Jan. 16, 2021. She was 83 years old. Esther was born in New Rochelle,New York, on Feb. 13, 1937, to the late Freda Luise Staiger Puram and the late Krisjan Puram. She graduated…
Barbara Ann Groves
GREENVILLE — Barbara Ann Groves, 67, of Greenville, died Sunday, Jan. 17, 2021, at 11:37 p.m. at Owensboro Health Regional Hospital. She was a homemaker and member of Beech Creek Pentecostal Mission Church.
LIVERMORE — Charles Jarvis, 79, of Livermore, Kentucky went home to be with the Lord on Sunday, January 17, 2021 at Owensboro Health Regional Hospital. Charles William Jarvis was born May 12, 1941 in McLean County, Kentucky to the late William Gobel and Nell Elizabeth King Jarvis and was mar…
Carl Frederick Freyvogel
LEWISPORT — Carl Frederick Freyvogel, 76, of Lewisport, passed away on Saturday, Jan. 16, 2021, at home, surrounded by his loved ones. He was born in Owensboro on April 14, 1944, to the late Donald and Marjorie Lambert Freyvogel. Carl was a member of Lewisport United Methodist Church and ret…
Bernice Miller
HUNTINGBURG, Ind. — Bernice Miller, 91, of Huntingburg, Indiana, passed away Saturday, Jan. 16, 2021, at the Northwood Retirement Community in Jasper.
Ronny L. Meriwether
Ronny L. Meriwether, 68, born June 28, 1952 of Owensboro, died Friday, Jan. 15, 2021, at the Heartford House in Owensboro.
Ruby Neal
MOORMAN — Ruby Neal, 95, of Moorman, died Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2021, at 8:15 a.m. at her home. Mrs. Neal was born July 27, 1925, in Muhlenberg County. She was retired from General Electric, and was a homemaker. She was a member of New Hope Missionary Baptist Church, and was a member of the Order…
Mary Jo Revlett
SACRAMENTO — Mary Jo Revlett, 80, of Sacramento, died Saturday, Jan. 16, 2021, at 11:29 p.m. at Deaconess Gateway in Newburgh, Indiana. Mrs. Revlett was born Sept. 7, 1940, in Muhlenberg County. She was a Radiology Technician at Muhlenberg Community Hospital, and a member of United Christian…
Travis L. "Jonesy" Jones
TELL CITY — Travis L. "Jonesy" Jones, 28, formerly of Owensboro, passed away Jan. 17, 2021 at Perry County Memorial Hospital.
William J. Wilkins
William J. Wilkins, 90, of Owensboro, died Friday, Jan. 15, 2021, at his home. He was born in Hartford on Dec. 30, 1930, to the late Wilbur Wilkins and Inez Kirk Wilkins. He was a veteran of the U.S. Air Force, a graduate of Eastern Kentucky University and was a teacher and principal in Flor…
Harvey Lynchard
Harvey Lynchard left this earth to be with his Lord and Savior on Sunday, Jan. 10, 2021, at age 82. He was born in Cleveland, Mississippi on May 30, 1938 to the late Ed and Bessie Cannon Lynchard. Harvey was child number 19 of 21 children born to the family.
David "Dave" Hatfield
LEWISPORT — David "Dave" Hatfield, 71, of Lewisport, passed away Saturday, Jan. 16, 2021, at the Heartford House. He was born in Owensboro, on Dec. 12, 1949, to the late Valentine "VT" and Willimina "Billie" Brown Hatfield. He served in the United States Army. Dave enjoyed fishing, hunting, …
Joanna Marksberry Johnson
FORDSVILLE — Joanna Marksberry Johnson, 67, of Fordsville, passed away peacefully on Friday, Jan. 15, 2021, at the Heartford House in Owensboro. She was born in Daviess County on Dec. 10, 1953, to the late Anna Young and Bill Marksberry. Her grandparents, James and Nina Marksberry, took Joan…
Larry Donald Mayfield
Larry Donald Mayfield, 73, of Owensboro, passed away on Friday, Jan. 15, 2021, at Deaconess Gateway Hospital in Newburgh, Indiana. He was born Feb. 10, 1947, in Daviess County, to the late D. Donald and Emogene Smith Mayfield and was a 1965 graduate of Owensboro High School.
Irene Theresa Croan
HARNED — Irene Theresa Croan, 83, of Harned, died on Monday, Jan. 18, 2021, at Kensington Center in Elizabethtown. Irene was a retired seamstress.
Funerals for Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2021
Brown, Paul, 71, died Wednesday. Memorial service: Noon Tuesday at Trent-Dowell Funeral Home. Visitation: After 10 a.m. Tuesday.
Jim Randall Howe Sr.
GREENVILLE — Jim Randall Howe Sr., 79, of Greenville, died Saturday, Jan. 16, 2021, at 2:32 a.m. at Owensboro Health Muhlenberg Community Hospital. He was a supervisor at Super-Valu, and a member of Woodland Missionary Baptist Church. He was also a U.S. Air Force veteran.
CENTRAL CITY — Mary Louise Wilson, 94, of Central City, died Friday, Jan. 15, 2021, at 9:05 p.m. under the care of Hospice of Western Kentucky. She was a homemaker and member of St. Joseph Catholic Church.
William R. Spurrier
William R. Spurrier, 92, of Owensboro passed away Friday, Jan. 15, 2021. He was born in Whitesville on June 19, 1928, to the late Herman and Eva Spurrier. Bill attended the University of Kentucky prior to joining the U. S. Army where he served in Japan during the Korean Conflict. He started …
Funerals for Monday, Jan. 18
Anderson, Aaron, 65, died Jan 4. Burial: Owensboro Memorial Gardens. Visitation: After 10 a.m. Monday at Glenn Funeral Home and Crematory.
Marcia Anne Brocato Maynard
HOMESTEAD, Fla. — Marcia Anne Brocato Maynard, 82, of Homestead, Florida, gained her heavenly wings peacefully at home Tuesday, Dec. 29, 2020. Though she often spoke colorful words, she faithfully maintained a steadfast relationship with God and spoke of their relationship often. God was no …
Dorothy Jean Ford
Dorothy Jean Ford, 87, of Owensboro, passed away Friday, Jan. 15, 2021, at Wellington Parc of Owensboro. She was born in Owensboro in 1933 to the late John A. and Edith Fulkerson Strehl.
Aaron B. Anderson
Aaron B. Anderson, 65, of Owensboro, passed away Monday, Jan. 4, 2021, at Owensboro Health Regional Hospital. He was born Nov. 10, 1955, in Daviess County. Aaron was of the Baptist faith and was employed at Rabin Tire Co., where he was the manager and had worked for 43 years. He loved loud a…
Clyde Griffin Kincaid
Clyde Griffin Kincaid, 88, of Owensboro, passed away Friday, Jan. 15, 2021, at Hillcrest Nursing Home. He was born March 11, 1932, in Owensboro to the late Ernest and Bessie Lynch Kincaid. Clyde loved meeting his coffee group at Burger King regularly, coined the Astronauts as the employees w…
Mary Alice Stephens McGhee
MADISON, Ala. — Mary Alice Stephens McGhee went to be with the Lord on Saturday, Jan. 9, 2021, after a valiant journey with end-stage renal disease. Mary Alice Stephens McGhee was born Nov. 11, 1939, in Tell City, Indiana.
Alan Rafferty
Alan Rafferty, 72, of Owensboro, passed away Friday, Jan. 15, 2021, at Fordsville Nursing & Rehab Center. He was born Sept. 27, 1948, in Owensboro to the late Armp and Margaret Rafferty. Alan retired from IBEW after 30 years as a master electrician. He was a member of Walnut Memorial Bap…
Sandra Lee DeLacey
Sandra Lee DeLacey, 72, of Owensboro, passed away peacefully in her home surrounded by her family on Sunday, Jan. 10, 2021. Sandy, or Grandma as most of Owensboro called her, was truly one of a kind. She was the kind of woman who never met a stranger. To know her was to love her. Sandy loved…
Dr. William Neil Padgett
Dr. William Neil Padgett, 83, passed away Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2021, at his home. Dr. Padgett was born in Florence, South Carolina, and was raised in PeeDee, South Carolina. He graduated from Davidson College in 1959 and the Medical University of South Carolina in 1963, where he completed his…
Charles Lee 'Pee-Wee' Clark
GREENVILLE — Charles Lee "Pee-Wee" Clark, 78, of Greenville, died at 10:57 p.m. Friday, Jan. 15, 2021, at Owensboro Health Regional Hospital. He was born in Muhlenberg County on Feb. 25, 1942. He was a maintenance mechanic at Muhlenberg County Job Corps Center. He was of the nondenominationa…
Alan R. 'Coach Al' Walter
Alan R. "Coach Al" Walter, 67, of Owensboro, passed away Jan. 9, 2021, at Owensboro Health Regional Hospital. He was born March 16, 1953, in Columbus, Ohio. He was a graduate of Bishop Ready High School in Columbus and Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama, where he set basketball scorin…
Margaret Louise Level Free
CENTRAL CITY — Margaret Louise Level Free, 88, of Central City died at 7:45 a.m. Friday, Jan. 15, 2021, at her residence. She was born in Muhlenberg County and was a homemaker. She was a member of the First Assembly Of God Church in Greenville.
Bonnie Tanner
Bonnie Tanner, 69, of Utica, went home to be with the Lord on Friday, Jan. 15, 2021, at her home. Bonita Kaye Tanner was born Dec. 8, 1951, in McLean County to the late Leamon A. and Anna Jean Hibdon Tanner. She was a homemaker and a friend to all. Bonnie enjoyed fishing, gardening, music, a…
Debra Lee Cole Sands
Debra Lee Cole Sands, 72, of Owensboro, passed away Friday, Jan. 15, 2021, while in the care of Hospice of Western Kentucky. She was born April 24, 1948, in Michigan to the late Delbert and Margaret Cole. She was a member of Glenville Baptist Church and retired from Walmart. Debra was a U.S.…
Shirley Revlett
Shirley Revlett, 86, of Owensboro, formerly of Calhoun, went home to be with the Lord on Friday, Jan. 15, 2021, at the Heartford House in Owensboro. Shirley Ann Phillips was born July 21, 1934, in Sacramento to the late Albert William and Ann Nettie Galloway Phillips, was married to Audrey B…
Linda Fay Nelson West
BEAVER DAM — Linda Fay Nelson West, 75, of Beaver Dam, passed away Thursday, Jan. 14, 2021, under the care of Hospice of Western Kentucky. She was born Jan. 24, 1945, in McHenry to the late Robert Alva and Audrey Rebecca Sorrels Nelson. Linda was a member of Hartford Baptist Church, and she …
Bright Lyons
LOUISVILLE — Bright Lyons, 72, of Louisville, passed away Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2021, while at Hosparus Health Inpatient Care. He was born Oct. 20, 1948, in Owensboro to the late Walker Sr. and Lila Lyons. Bright was a member of Bates Memorial Baptist Church and an avid U of L sports fan.
Funerals for Sunday, Jan. 17
Marvin Conway Harris
MURIETTA, Calif. — Marvin Conway Harris, 85, of Murietta, California, died Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2021. "Marvelous" Marv, as he was referred to by most, was cherished by so many family and friends.
Funerals for Saturday, Jan. 16
Acton, Iola, 85, died Jan. 5. Homegoing celebration: 12:30 p.m. Saturday at McFarland Funeral Home. Burial: Pleasant Point Baptist Cemetery, Pleasant Ridge. Visitation: 11 a.m. Saturday.
Nancy Louise Stewart Tornai
ROCKPORT, Ind. — Nancy Louise Stewart Tornai, 75, of Rockport, Indiana, died Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2021, at Deaconess Gateway Hospital in Newburgh, Indiana. She was a member of St. John the Baptist Catholic Church and was a cosmetologist.
Alvin Wayne Hall
CLEATON — Alvin Wayne Hall, 80, of Cleaton, died Friday, Jan. 15, 2021, at his home. He was a coal miner.
Freddie Lois Vincent
GREENVILLE — Freddie Lois Vincent, 80, of Greenville, died Thursday, Jan. 14, 2021, at her home. She was a retired school teacher for the Muhlenberg County Board of Education.
Jeff L. Hillard
Jeff L. Hillard, 63, of Owensboro, passed away Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2021, at Deaconess Gateway Hospital. He was born in Owensboro to the late William Hillard and Dorothy Hillard Leishman.
Randall L. Bittel
Randall L. Bittel, 80, of Owensboro, formerly of Foster Road in Philpot, passed away Thursday, Jan. 14, 2021, at his home surrounded by his family. He was born in Beech Grove on Nov. 30, 1940, to the late Edward and Ada Atherton Bittel. Randall was retired from Yager Materials, where he work…
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For all you otaku who also own a PS4, let's rank the best anime games for PlayStation 4, with the help of your votes. Some titles might not be based on actual anime, but are influenced by anime overall.
One of the most popular PS4 anime games is Persona 5. Released in late 2016, the newest installment in the Persona series goes back to its roots in a game that is both a role playing game and a social simulator. If you love fighting games, Dragon Ball FighterZ is simply a must-own for any PS4 owner. Other options include J-Stars Victory Vs, Valkyria Chronicles Remastered, and Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom.
All these anime games are currently available on the Playstation Store, regardless of release date. Vote up your favorite anime game for Playstation 4, or simply use this list as a recommendation guide if you're looking for more titles to play.
The Seven Deadly Sins: Knights of Britannia is a 2018 action-adventure fighting game developed by Natsume Atari and published by Bandai Namco Entertainment for PlayStation 4.


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Q: Ubuntu or Debian package for creating book covers? I need to create a book cover, and would like to know what are the possible ways to do that using Ubuntu or Debian packages -- but I'm not an expert in graphic design. So far I know of:

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*LaTeX: it would possibly take too long to get all details right (choosing the right fonts, positioning elements, etc)

*Scribus: seems to not make common tasks easy (I couldn't easily find a way to centralize text in a frame, or a frame in a page for example)

*Gimp: a bit too complex maybe.

Are there any other packages that would make the task easier?
edit: it's my own book (self-publishing -- it's not for a publishing company). I'll probably want one or two images, the title and one or two lines of text.

A: Well that heavily depends on your needs. The packages/ways that you mentioned are not overly complex given the tasks that they can solve.
You should probably give more details on:
What do you want on the book cover, and who needs that cover?
E.g. If you have a publishing company, then they might want a certain format.
To give some basic recommendations:
Assuming you want text, then why not use LibreOffice Writer (or KOffice or Abiword)?
Assuming you want graphics, then Inkscape (or LibreOffice Draw) might be another option.

A: There's nothing particularly difficult about handling alignment of objects on a page or text inside text frame.
For the former use Align and Distribute palette (available from Windows menu), for the latter look inside Properties Palette (F2) on the Text tab (or use text styles , F3) from ground up.
If you are a designer, you are supposed to grok professional software :)

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IAI, in partnership with Gateway House: Indian Council on Global Relations (GH) - one of India's leading think tanks on international affairs, won one of the three tenders of the EU-India Think Tanks Twinning Initiative for the year 2016 funded by the European Union.
5. The challenges ahead in India-EU relations.
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When you think of a floral dress, spring and bright colors usually come to mind. Or maybe you're more of a farmers market + sunhat kind of person? Either way, this outfit post is for those who like their floral a little different.
You might be remember my excitement of finding this dress in an earlier thrift haul video and predicting that I'd wear it with tights, boots, and a general attitude. Well? I'm true to my word!
This dress has previously been worn for thrifting, a birthday party, and running errands (all of which never got blogged!). Clearly there's no wrong occasion for it and nothing that it can't do.
I wanted to dress the whole thing down and give it that great 90s resurgence vibe that's so popular right now. The black tights were an obvious choice since dressing for the cool temps always comes first to me. Everything else came together during one of my mad searches through my bedroom.
So this is just one more way to wear floral that doesn't involve high tea or the face-melting temps of summer. There's a lot of fun in wearing your clothes for perfectly imperfect moments.


It's no secret that being involved in the music world can be draining and discouraging. It takes a lot of drive and passion to continue creating even when you have nothing happening in the moment. It requires even more to be able to step away from music in order to learn to appreciate it again. The journey can be frustrating and sometimes daunting yet, Chris LoPorto [guitar/vocals], Danny Rico [guitar], Andrea Morgan [drums], Greg McDevitt [bass], and Mike Sanchez [guitar] of Can't Swim have continued to hammer away at it in order to do what they love. I had the opportunity to spend two days with the band as they headlined both Amityville Music Hall and Knitting Factory in New York. I learned more about their beginnings, how they've kept motivated, their unique bond with one another, and their drummer Andrea's perspective on being a gay woman in the music industry.
My time with Can't Swim started on Long Island. After seeing them perform a few times in the past I was excited to be spending two days with them. I met up with the band right before they loaded into Amityville Music Hall and helped bring in a few things. Once they got everything into the venue they started setting up for soundcheck. I watched everyone pitch in to help each other despite having no obligation to. There was something special about their relationship with each other but I had to wait 'til after soundcheck to ask them about it.
We had ample time before doors opened so we all headed across the street to the pizzeria to grab a slice. This gave me a chance to catch up with them on their beginnings and relationship with one another. After scarfing down a margarita slice, I received a text from a friend in another band that read, "Tell the singer [Chris] that you know me." It blew my mind since I didn't know they had even crossed paths. I immediately jumped up to ask Chris about it. I learned that years ago he and my friend did their first tour together. As we continued with his musical history we ended up at his current band Can't Swim; Chris and now-guitarist Danny worked on the record together and it got picked up by Pure Noise. This was before they even had a band in place. From there they sought out the rest of their members and linked up with Andrea last year.
As we continued our discussion it became clear that Chris is at the heart of this project. His undying will to continue creating is what led every member of his band to this moment. Once we finished up Chris noticed that the pizzeria had a spumoni ball which was spumoni encapsulated in a frozen chocolate coating. Based on Chris' reaction to consuming it, it was pretty clear that it was everything good in the world put into a single dessert. Soon after, he ventured back to the venue and we followed suit shortly after.
The start of the show approached quickly and everyone dispersed to mingle with friends and fans. This gave me the opportunity to talk to each member of Can't Swim individually. I decided to grab Greg first since I was eager to hear more about how he's been juggling pursuing a masters degree in mental health while touring. Despite the initial challenge of balancing the two he said that everything was going well. In fact, he was at a 3.9 GPA in all his classes.
Our discussion took us back through his years in music, his feelings when he wasn't actively playing, and his new path at Can't Swim. After deciding to go to school at 21 and then pursuing a masters Greg told me, "All those years I wasn't playing music I convinced myself I didn't need it." Now at 29, with a psychology degree under his belt and as a member of Can't Swim he has a different perspective on his role in music, "To be able to come back and do this I want to reach as many people as possible and create a positive impact." This new opportunity in music has led Greg to much more than touring the country, "Knowing that I can provide that feeling of Cloud 9 is the best feeling in the world!" Being able to give back isn't the only good thing to come from joining Can't Swim; Greg has a renewed sense of appreciation for music. When it comes to attending shows he says, "I come to these shows and feel like I'm 15 again." His words made me introspective about my place in music and I asked myself: Am I appreciating what I do to the fullest?
Before I knew it Can't Swim went on stage. I took the remainder of the night to listen to their set and take a few photos. I rarely get to sit back and just enjoy when I am photographing a band so it was a treat to be able to not only watch them shred on stage but to also watch the fans in the front row scream along to their songs. Once the show was over we said our goodbyes for the night and planned to meet up two days later in Brooklyn at their Knitting Factory show.
After finding out how joining Can't Swim had changed the path of his bandmates, I sat down with Chris to ask him how that made him feel. He told me, "I got to pick the best of the best and I'm just as privileged as they are." He continued to tell me how he always wanted to do music like this and that working on projects between musical ventures helped to put things in perspective. "It's important to do other things to appreciate what you love," Chris said to me. He continued by saying, "Because we're older it feels more genuine, we all realized we really like this." This unique bond that exists between the members of Can't Swim is humbling and simply amazing.
Once I grabbed a minute with Andrea I was eager to talk with her about being a woman in the music industry. Immediately after bringing up sexism we spoke about similar experiences, almost as if we had been telling the same story to one another. One thing in particular, that bothered Andrea, was when people would shake the hands of her bandmates but exclude her. As somebody who has also often experienced this while working, I can say that this is infuriating. Despite having to deal with these encounters often, Andrea doesn't allow it to deter her day to day. "I just laugh at situations because then they feel like idiots," she said to me. Although she now has a more positive outlook this wasn't always the case. When she used to play at practice rooms, people would stare because she wasn't a male. In fact, this pushed her to stop playing at these practice rooms. "I felt like I always had to show off, " she explained.
We sat on the curb outside Knitting Factory for a while just sharing stories. Some about triumph and others about frustration. When the conversation about being part of the LGBTQ community was brought up, Andrea had a lot to say and how she hoped to inspire others. She explained that for a while she kept it to herself because she didn't want more questions, but being part of Can't Swim and touring the country has helped her become more open. "I'm happy to be able to build a career being who I am," she confidently said to me. When it comes to advice for young aspiring artists Andrea says, "Being yourself is the most powerful thing you can do." On that note, we wrapped up our conversation as show time was approaching and headed inside.
Once the band entered and picked up their instruments, the audience was in for a show. Even though I had seen them play a few days earlier, something about that day's gig felt different (could have also been dehydration from the heat, hah). Every fan in the front row was at a level of enthusiasm that was unparalleled by the crowd from Amityville Music Hall. Each of them were genuinely happy to be there and the same notion came through in the stage presence of Can't Swim. Everyone in the room was having fun at the rock show, it was that simple.
Once their set came to a close, I noticed quite a few fans waiting patiently with posters and t-shirts in hand for the band to sign. After the band wrapped up loading off the stage, they went over to greet each and every person. I watched the faces of two show goers light up as Andrea shook their hands. Witnessing that interaction of a fan meeting their favorite band is something that never gets old, it reminds you of just how special this community is.
It started to get late and it was time for me to end my day with Can't Swim. I came into those two days without any real expectations of what would happen but left with five new friends who in a few hours changed my perspective on how to appreciate the things you love to do most. Can't Swim is a beacon in this industry that will only continue to shine brighter as their careers flourish. Their stories are a reminder that it is okay to take a break for yourself and learn to re-appreciate the things you are most passionate about.


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Lil Nas X teases new song, "Sun Goes Down"
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Just as Lil Nas X reaches the top of the charts again, he's preparing to drop another single.
On Sunday, the 22-year-old singer teased his upcoming track and the accompanying visuals on social media.
"In the 'sun goes down' video I go back in time to visit a younger version self who's struggling inside, hating himself, & doesn't want to live anymore," he wrote. "I try my best to uplift him. can't wait to share this song and video with you guys… this one is really special to me."
Along with the tweet, Lil Nas shared headshots — seemingly from the music video — that show himself dressed in a pearly white suit.
"Sun Goes Down" is set to be released on Friday, May 22, however, fans can pre-save the record now.
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Shaping young minds at Buyaphi's kasi university
ByTshepiso Mabula ka Ndongeni
Inspired by smokey images of jazz artists as a youth Buyaphi Mdlele chose photography as his path but resisted the temptation of joining the big time and took a different path instead
Tshepiso Mabula ka Ndongeni
As the sun sets on the cracked streets of Klipspruit, Soweto. The silence that often welcomes the township's twilight is disturbed by the joyful noise of children playing along the modest cul de sac which is also the humble home of Buyaphi University, or Inyuvesi yaka Buyaphi. Anyone who is familiar with this deeply memorable yet unconventional setting will attest to the many children who are fondly referred to as tortoises of the university.
This multifaceted cultural space looks meek and unostentatious on the outside; from the basket of imphepho being sold on the pavement outside, as well as prayer candles and moringa tea to the flower pots that line the walls of the passage, all of them, made from old school cathode ray tube televisions boxes.
Every aspect of the expanse is the perfect juxtaposition of past and present where the old reconciles with the new to chart a path toward a better and more sustainable future for the community of Klipspruit.
The founder, Buyaphi Mdledle, has been a photography educator and trainer for almost 20 years.
It is for this reason that the biggest influence for the school's approach to education is found in photography.
An Ongoing exhibition showcasing the images of bab' Bonke, a local photographer from Pimville, is displayed on the exterior walls of the university.
When I ask when he started the institution, Mdledle struggles for an answer.
"Sometime in 2015," he eventually settles on an answer.
Yet the truth is that it is difficult to pinpoint an exact time for the beginning of an institution like Inyuvesi ka Buyaphi because it is built on ideology and not just on its physical presence. Mdlele recalls a time ,just after he completed high school, where he would sit for hours in various libraries reading different books and suddenly feeling the insatiable need to share this new found knowledge with his peers, and it is on this ideal that Buyaphi university is founded.
Buyaphi University, though it bears the name of its only founder, is the perfect embodiment of a shared communal space.
Here, everyone has equal ownership and freedom to share ideas, open a stokvel, hold a business meeting or try their luck in a game of Fafi/MoChina.
A candle burns next to a bowl of imohepho inside the university's small library.
It is more than just a place for the children, it is a watering hole for the people, where township folk come to quench and nourish their ailing souls. Against the volatile and violent backdrop of working class township life, Buyaphi University is a place of gentle tenderness, where the children's innocence is nurtured and their dreams, however big or small, are nurtured.
Buyaphi admits that it takes its toll on him sometimes. The weight of other people's unfulfilled dreams burdens him but he does not have the privilege of self preservation.
"I can't afford to nurse my own feelings because these children need me, they need me to make a plan to feed them if they are hungry and to provide a safe space where their confidence will be nurtured so that they too can have a fighting chance," he says.
He recalls of a time, recently, when a parent of two of his 'tortoises' lay in the street, passed out after one too many drinks.
The interior of the university's gallery contains historical artefacts such as images, books and art works.
He watched with sadness as her friends struggled to carry her home and was later startled by the two children who later, came knocking on his door asking for a warm meal and a the security of a quiet place to read.
His voice shudders with sadness at times as he recalls this episode, and just as quickly he lunges himself back up, as if to remind himself that he cannot afford to be sad, because his tortoises depend on it.
Inyuvesi ka Buyaphi is a very unconventional space, it is the kind of place where the culture of disrupting the status quo is cultivated.
Everything from its name to the building where it is housed is an ever constant act of resistance. Here, blackness returns to take back its humanity.
The university recently established a spirituality and wellness department which is headed by an intern named Neliswa Gojela, who is also a writer and sangoma in training.
A lot of the children and some of the adults who are part of this institution come from profoundly vulnerable homes.
A child rides a scooter outside Buyaphi University or Inyuvesi yaka Buyaphi in Klipspruit, Soweto.
The University offers a safe haven from the daily stresses of the severity of the deprevations of township life. Here children and adults have access to books, a chess board, soccer balls, a cup of tea and some thought provoking conversations.
The university is built on retracing the history of black triumph often erased from official history books. The stories of Robert and Veronica Sobukwe, Victoria Mxenge, Nomvo Booi and many others are shared with the young ones.
Films like James Baldwin's I am not your Negroe are screened for people who are often left out of such learning opportunities, even though these works were created for them specifically.
This place is home for the misfits and nonconformists and perhaps it is so because the founder has often been dismissed as such.
Some say Buyaphi is eccentric but in the time that I have gotten to know him I have concluded that he is described this way because of his blunt demeanour and his brutal honesty.
Many great and up and coming photographers in South Africa have gone through the teachings of Mdledle, who is in his 20th year of working as a trainer and mentor at the iconic Market photo workshop.
Flower pots made from old television set boxes are lined up against the exterior wall of Inyuvesi yaka Buyaphi in Klipspruit, Soweto.
I myself was mentored by Buyaphi when I created a body of work titled Ukugrumba. One day, while working on the project, he suggested that I share the work with the young children at the university.
This seemed like an odd suggestion at first but the juxtaposition of innocence mixed with straightforward and candid feedback is a lesson that left me illuminated and pleasantly surprised.
I learnt that day that we normalise a society where children are disconnected from their elders and because of this we miss out on various opportunities to learn from them and see their world through their eyes.
Buyaphi university is no such space, here, the children are the owners, cofounder and beneficiaries of this institution, here, the process of teaching and learning is a two way street and it is for this reason, that when asked about the future of the space, Mdledle says he refrains from letting his own dreams bombard the children's needs.
His only focus, he says, is building a sustainable platform for holistic education that these incredible children will inherit and grow as they wish.
Buyaphi was raised by his mother and grandmother and attributes his love for photography to jazz. He started out selling cd's and attending jazz sessions where he understood the genre's ability to personalize politics and speak meaningfully about the injustices of the world.
It was these experiences that led him to recognise the visual rhythms that jazz could embody, and this is how he started photographing.
"I first saw those classic, smokey photographs of jazz and wanted to recreate moments like that in the spaces that I went to but I can also credit the various old school photographs of my family for influencing my love for images because these stories – both real and imagined – play a part in how I started to see the world," he says.
It was through photography that his curiosity was ignited and it was through jazz that he found his passion for photography.
Buyaphi worked briefly as a street photographer in the Joburg CBD, charging R8 per portrait and says this is why he has a lot of respect for such photographers. He is known for tagging his images with the by-line "photographer unknown".
This he says, is to pay homage to the many unnamed street photographers who document the lived experiences of urban black people but are never credited in their work because most of them are unknown.
Though there is power in this anonymity and the freedom it provides, there is also a massive sense of erasure that Buyaphi often confronts in his own work as a photographer and as a teacher.
He has taught at institutions like City Varsity in Cape Town, the Market Photo Workshop – and even The Alf Khumalo Museum and Photography School.
Buyaphi admits that there were many temptations and opportunities to become a famous mainstream photographer but he chose a different path. Sighting the mental toll and oppressive state of the industry as one of many reasons he chose to educate and build for the future.
He says he recognised the many ways in which he saw how broken his community was because of its history and thus he became motivated to use his skills and experiences to give back and provide a space for healing and robust engagement for the community. This space is now known as Inyuvesi yaka Buyaphi.
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Why is the state bluffing about stopping evictions?
By Tshepiso Mabula ka Ndongeni


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PROJECT 1 : Sunland Park, New Mexico
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WE BUILT THE WALL!! Our first wall segment is complete just outside of El Paso Texas! We are now working on segment #2. Please keep donating we the people will provide border security for our citizens since Democrats are failing to protect our communities from the flow of illegal drugs and criminals.
The first wall we built is GROUND ZERO for illegal drugs, migrants and human sex slaves coming across, as you can see in the video. Your generous donations had a direct impact where the US Army Corps of Engineers said it was "Impossible to Build" and we were informed it would take roughly 2 years and $40 Million to complete had it been contracted out to the government to build. We completed it in a matter of days and for a FRACTION of the cost, literally moved a mountain to get it built and up a sharp incline at 31% grade. Proving once again "We The People" can unite in a time of crisis to get the job done!
The one thing I've learned after losing three limbs in war is that NOTHING is impossible, and just as so many said "you can't do that" or "building the wall privately is impossible" our team just proved them all wrong! It's now up to We The People to ensure that we protect this nation for future generations.
In this small section of border US Border Patrol public affairs office stated that over 1000 people cross each day on average, and over $200k-$300k worth of illegal drugs enter America. This is a vital smuggling route for the most ruthless cartel, the Juarez Cartel. Who murdered thousands of innocent civilians and journalist and trafficked sex slaves across our border. WE ARE STOPPING THEM NOW!
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My name is Brian Kolfage and I'm a triple-amputee war veteran. I take the security of the American people very seriously which is how I find myself building wall on the southern border. If you are sick and tired of watching politicians in both parties obstructing President Trump's plan to build a wall on our southern border, then you've come to the right place. We The People are coming together to start building segments of Border wall wall on private property and the best part is, we're going to do it for a fraction of what it costs the government.
To help me got the job done I've attracted a team of brilliant and accomplished Americans that includes Former White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon and Kris Kobach who many people think will be President Trump's next choice to head the Department of Homeland Security (which oversees the Border Wall). It's an impressive group who I'm proud to be working with everyday to start getting your wall built. Even the New York Times had to report that President Trump gave our project his blessing.
Doubters have been trying to convince the American people who want a wall and helped us come this far, that they'll never get the protection along the border that we promised. However, their efforts have failed once again. While they were trying to prevent our progress, we were several steps ahead of them in our extensive preparations to build the wall.
You may have seen misleading stories that GoFundMe kicked us off their platform and refunded everyone's money. It's not true which is why you can still click to donate right here on this GoFundMe page. The total amount raised represents the total amount we've raised in pledges and contributions on GoFundMe and from off-platform sources like checks and transfers.
How much do we still need to raise?
In a word, more. We are still calculating the cost of building on every piece of land that a private landowner would allow us to build your wall on and other land we could potentially acquire or build on. We currently have the resources to begin building several segments that will stretch across several miles of the border but our goal is to keep fighting until the ENTIRE border is secure. If we have to raise billions to get the job done, that's what we're going to do.
We are building the wall mile by mile, section by section for a FRACTION of the cost that the US government is paying.
One of the most rewarding parts of leading this project has been getting to know the Angel Families who have lost loved-ones at the hands of illegal aliens who had no business being here in the first place. Their stories are heart wrenching and they serve as potent reminder of what's at stake. It's time to put a stop to the open border carnage.
If you are still debating whether or not to donate, I encourage you to watch this video below of We Build The Wall Board members and Angel Families Steve Ronnebeck and Mary Ann Mendoza.
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Will Humans Be Obsolete After The New Industrial Revolution?
The world has undergone three industrial revolutions that have dramatically impacted our lives. What will happen after the new revolution?
By Jonathan Simrin
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Are We Nearing The End of Capitalism?
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The global economy is evolving at rate faster than ever before and some are calling it the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Here's how historians tend to categorize the previous revolutions: First, humans harnessed the power of steam to expedite production; then came the breakthrough of electricity in mass production; third, advanced electronics paved the way for automated production. Throughout this, workers have stood between the manufacturing production process and the consumer. That may be starting to change, though. Technology is bridging the gap, circumventing these middle men and allowing companies to reach consumers directly. Just look at what happened to Blockbuster, travel agencies, and local bookstores.
This high tech automation is particularly bad for low-paid, minimally-skilled workers. The World Economic Forum has predicted that, by 2020, over 7 million jobs will disappear, many of them white collar and administrative positions. That same report also forecast job growth in certain fields: engineering, architecture, computing, and mathematics. It's also predicted that women will be substantially more affected by this shift in the labor market. According to the World Economic Forum's research, men currently outnumber women in STEM fields. The group predicts that women will lose 20 jobs for every one new job gained. Men, on the other hand, stand to lose four jobs for every one gained.
The Future of Jobs Employment, Skills and Workforce Strategy for the Fourth Industrial Revolution (weforum.org)
"Today, we are on the cusp of a Fourth Industrial Revolution."
Fourth industrial revolution set to benefit richest, UBS report says (theguardian.com)
"The richest stand to gain more from the introduction of new technology than those in poorer sections of society, according to a report which warns that policymakers may be required to intervene to tackle the widening inequality."
The Third Great Wave (economist.com)
"Most people are discomfited by radical change, and often for good reason. "


Freelancing is a quite wonderful way to live your life, freely and amazingly. In today's market, everyone wants to earn extra income and online seems to be the best way. In this way, freelancing is the best opportunity to full fill their dreams and requirements. In this article we have discussed, 10 Best Freelance Websites for most in demand freelance jobs, which can give you tremendous outcomes in a few days. Just you need to understand the variety and variation of this wide freelance fields.
1. A tremendous lady freelancer, Harleena Singh– who works passionately in this freelance field as well as owns a fantastic blog named Aha-now.com .
2. A hard working and amazing personality (again lady), Shiwangi Shrivastva – who works delicately in Freelancing field as well as owns a blog named Pensitdown.com .
So many of people are here, who are working in freelancing and earning money with wonderful Internet reputation. You can also become one of those!!
Freelancer is one of the top and best freelance websites for doing free freelancing online. Here, you can create your profile for free. Just you need to select categories according to your profession. You can also do auction for your projects. If your auction is accepted, then you will get a chance to work on that project.
Another way, you can choose a project according to your interest. Don't worry about money. It will surely get reached to your account.
Many of the people use this website for searching freelancers for their jobs and projects. People post their jobs and projects here and submit the proposal according to the person qualification and skills.
If once, proposal is accepted by project or job company, then company gives you the chance to work with them. One of the best freelance websites for all those people, who want free money online.
If we talk about professionalism then, upwork comes in front of us as the result. It's one of the professional platforms for freelancing. Many reputable business persons use this platform to outsource their work.
This is also a coolest platform with cool features like sharing the desktop, visual time sheets for verifying the work etc! High quality, lower prices and Super fast work are the key features of upwork.
It's also a similar type of website like Freelancer. Can say, a new freelancing platform. Here, you just have to sign up by accepting term and conditions. After this, auction for any of the project. If your auction is accepted, then you can work on that particular project. Very easy platform and process to do freelancing online.
Hubstaff Talent is a free directory for the world's top freelancers, the main thing that sets it apart from the rest is that it is 100% free, no markups and no hidden fees. Hubstaff Talent is easy to use for both freelancers and businesses. Potential employers are able to search thousands of contractors based on skill, location or category, and contact freelancers directly – no middleman.
It's a type of the rules and regulations freelancing site. This website is specially dedicated to the freelance writers. Here, you have to submit your 3 articles.
If those articles touch the editor's emotions or they feel articles quite interesting, Immediately your all queries accept, and you will get the writing and editing type assignment.
Guru domain was registered in 1988, but not has got the enough traffic respect to freelancer. But still, one of the famous freelancing sites in the world. Easy working procedure with the suitable layout is the key to success for this website. Many ultimate freelance projects, you can find here!
It's a new website in the freelancing world, as registered in 2007. But, people who want hourly work as per session, can try here to find freelance job relevant to their field.
Simple can say, It's a five dollar website, that's why the name of the website is Fiverr. Can say, a funny website where you can get people to do things only for five dollars. For example a project looks like "I will send 2500 twitter followers for $5″. Cool… right?
Cool platform to work and send your projects for fix $5.
If you are from design, art and crafts department, then you must try this freelancing website, which is delicately dedicated to the designers. You can buy and sell, your graphics, logo and designs here and earn money with it.
If you want to receive multiple versions from different people in heavy amount, this is your choice for the best freelance website.
Note: You can directly go to the Official Website and find more information about freelancing websites in their about section.
In this multiskilled world, If you don't opt any opportunity in this Internet World. Then, It may become one of the biggest mistakes of your life. Freelancing Jobs also prove this proverb in a positive way. That's why these best freelance websites provide you many wonderful chances to grow yourself from the bottom to top. So choose your niche, target your audience and maintain your reputation in online world to do something different from others.
Share 10 Best Freelance Websites for Jobs with your friends also..!!
I am overwhelmed to see my name in your post. Yes I am in freelance writing since long the reason why Atish gave me advice to write for your own blog so you will get more exposure. He was right though I was not taking him seriously. Now just because I have my own blog the response doubled. I am loaded with h offers and work. If anybody who want to start their career as a freelance writer can opt for a website because your website is your business card.
And also above sites are helpful in generating good exposure. Vivek you have done splendid job as 3-4 are unfamiliar to me even. Definitely going to check it out.
It's really nice to see your qualitative response for this post.
Freelancing is the key to success this time in Internet World.
And, in this way, If you have your own blog or website, then it's a wonderful business prospect for you.
Thanks for appreciating about my work. Surely, being a freelancer, you must check 3-4 unfamiliar freelancing sites. May be, it can give your more better results.
Have a Joyful Holi Week!
I think in the profession of writing, if you have your own blog to showcase your work, you tend to get more offers, though maintaining a blog and writing career side by side and trying to excel in both is an uphill task. I guess of you know time management skills, you can achieve both with ease.
You mentioned some wonderful sites for getting freelancing jobs. It reminded me of the time when I started my career on O'Desk and it surely caught up after that. However, now the clients come more through word of mouth and older clients keep returning, so my visits to these sites has lessened now.
I am excited to write more and more about this field.
This is a good thought to freelance first, after that involvement in blogging field. It gives you so much knowledge about particular area with nice lessons.
You have put two wonderful mentions here – "Profession of Writing and Time Management"! Both are necessary to maintain not only in blogging or internet field, but also your working place or to maintain high class profession.
You have listed out the best freelancing sites to earn money from online. This will be very helpful for the writers to earn. There are lot of writers, don't know how and where to show their talents and also they don't know how to earn money from online through their writing skill. You paved a way to them, by giving proper description with proper links.
Thanks for sharing. Have a nice day Vivek. Keep on sharing like this.
One more wonderful comment from your account.
In this Internet World, many opportunities are availble for each and every person on the earth.
If all will work on the Internet, then also there will be a vacant place for more!
it's a type of place for the people, by the people or to the people..similar like our law administration of nation.
Another way, this point is quite good. Freelancing is not only for writers, it's for all the people, who want to make some healthy buckets with their talent and skills.
Thanks for your Important and valuable comment!
thanks for sharing such a wonderful article with us, it is really helpful for me.
thnx for sharing such articles……!
Thanks for appreciating about this post!
Great information, thanks. I will try content writing work at some of these freelancing sites. people per hour and fiverr. Is that right decision? I am new to this but i can write well. Thanks again.


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Hall Effect Sensor: Working, Advantages & Application
Hall Effect Sensor
The Hall Effect mentions the voltage or potential difference (Hall voltage) on the other sides of the electrical conductor through which the electric current is flowing, produced by a magnetic field applied perpendicular to the current. Edwin Hall discovered this effect in 1879.
The change in voltage ratio to the product of the amount of current and the magnetic field divided by the element, widths are called the Hall coefficient. This is a property of the material by which this conductor is built-up, as its value depends on the number, type, and properties of the charge carriers that constitute the current.
Hall effect diagram, showing the following:
1.) Electrons (not conventional current)
2.) Hall element, or Hall sensor
3.) Magnets
4.) Magnetic field
5.) Power source
Working of Hall Sensor
The Hall effect comes due to the nature of the current flow in a conductor. Current contain the movement of many small charges – carrying "particles" (typically, but not always, electrons). The moving charges experience a force, called the Lorentz Force when a magnetic field is present that is not parallel to their motion. When there is not such a magnetic field, the charges follow an almost straight, 'line of sight' path. when a perpendicular magnetic field is put on and due to that their path is curved so that moving charges assemble on one face of the material. This leaves equal and opposite charge exposed on the other face, where there is a dearth of mobile charges. The result is an unbalanced distribution of electric charge density over the hall element that is perpendicular to both the 'line of sight' path and the applied magnetic field. The charge distribution establishes an electric field that opposes the migration of further charge, so a steady electrical potential builds up for as long as the current is flowing.
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Hall Effect in Semiconductors
Whenever a current-carrying semiconductor is put in a magnetic field, the carriers of the semiconductor experience a force in the direction perpendicular to the magnetic field and current field, this is called hall effect in semiconductors.
[Piezoelectric transducer]
Application of Hall Effect
The Hall effect sensors are used in many devices and different sensors such as
(i) Fluid flow sensors,
(ii) Current sensors,
(iii) Pressure sensors,
(iv) Displacement measurement,
(v) Magnetic flux measurement.
(i) Fluid Flow Sensors:
The Hall effect sensors can also be used as a position, displacement and proximity sensors if the object is being sensed with a small permanent magnet. Such a sensor can be used to determine the level of fuel in an automobile fuel tank as shown in the figure.
A magnet is fixed with the float and as the level of fuel changes and so the float distance from the Hall sensor changes. The result is Hall voltage output which is a measure of the distance of the float from the sensor and hence the level of the fuel in the tank.
Hall effect devices product a very low signal level and then require amplification "Hall effect sensors" are in fact a device which containing both the sensor and a high gain integrated circuit (IC) amplifier in a single package. Nowadays advances have resulted in the addition of ADC (Analog to Digital) converters and I2C (Inter – integrated circuit communication protocol) IC for direct connection to a microcontroller's I/O the port being integrated into a single package.
Advantages of Hall Effect
Hall Effect devices when appropriately are immune to
(i) dust,
(ii) dirt,
(iii) mud, and
(iv) water.
These above properties make Hall effect devices better for position sensing than alternative means such as optical and electromechanical sensing.
Sensors and Transducers
Importance of Measurement
Tags: Magnetic field, microcontroller
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MyTrip is a very useful travel planner app for Windows 10 device. Some of you who don't like the cold might be wanting to go to warmer climates for the winter vacation, and such a trip requires lots of planning and a strict schedule. From the transportation, to the tourist attractions, to local weather and other information, all of this information has to be taken into account.
This amount of information however, is hard to keep track of in a notebook, so what would be the next best thing? If you said an app, then you are right! Apps are easy to use (most of the time), reliable (with some exceptions) and they are always present with us, on our devices. One such app is MyTrip, a Windows 8 and Windows 10 travel planner that allows you plan your trip and set a schedule for what you will visit.
I had high hopes for this app, being a travel app, it has to offer lots of planning features and most of all, detailed information about each country and every place that you might want to visit. But as I said, this is what the app should have. Unfortunately, it doesn't! What does have is a collection of seemingly random places (they are grouped by country at least) with some Wikipedia information on the side.
When you start planning your trip, you have the possibility to add as many places as you wish (right click when a place is opened and click on "Add to Trip"), and when you are finished selecting all the places you might want to see, you can start by creating the trip calendar, where you categorize the places you want to visit on days.
As I've mentioned, the app has its information stored on countries, so first of all, you select a country, then what you are interested in (museums, building, landmarks etc), add them to your list and you are done. Also, there is a map integrated in the app (powered by Nokia Maps) that shows you a pretty detailed view of any city.
However, the search option on the map is far from good, results show but it takes approximately 20 clicks and 2-3 minutes to go to the selected place and there are no Zoom In and Zoom Out buttons. Also, throughout the app, the "Back" button does not change color, and most of the time it is barely visible and hard to click. Also, the map allows you to show diseases, or rather areas where some diseases are present – this could be a good idea, but I highly doubt it can be too accurate.
The Wikipedia information on each element has not undergone any change (just plain copy/paste), and sometimes, the developers did not copy the entire paragraph and you end up reading and the text abruptly ends in the middle of a sentence. Also, there are no outside links for the information provided (and in some places, there are "more info" texts that do not have links – probably a result of the copy/paste from Wikipedia) and the pictures used for the places of interest or regions have unbelievable poor quality.
One time, the app crashed during the tests and all the planned trips disappeared and there was no way to bring them back. Although the places that were added to the Favorites bar were still there, the entire trip (in this case trips) had to be remade.
After using the app and checking its every feature, it left me with a feeling of sloppiness. I can't help but think that the app was created as a weekend project and the developer had no serious intent on making it a good and reliable app, but only as something to pass the time.
I do hope I am wrong and the app is having a major upgrade as we speak, but until then I can't say this is a good app (long from it). The potential is there, the idea is good, the design is simple and very well thought of, but the execution of the app is poor. So, would I use the app to plan my next trip? Definitely not! At least not until it will receive updates that will make it better.
As promised by the developer of MyTrip, the app has gotten a major overhaul. Although there are a few other places where it needs touching up, MyTrip much better than what it was at the time we reviewed the original app. With a bit more work, we think it can become one of the best holiday planning apps of all. Keep on the good work!
However, if you are looking for another app to plan your trips, we suggest you to consult our list of best trip planning apps&software.


IB Psychology Notes - The biological level of analysis: Physiology and Behaviour - Discuss the use of brain imaging technologies in investigating the relationships between biological factors and behaviour.
Discuss the use of brain imaging technologies in investigating the relationships between biological factors and behaviour.
It also provides correlations between brain activity and behaviour – though it does not necessarily detail a cause-effect relationship.
In the following essay, the brain imaging technologies that will be discussed are MRI and PET scans, which will be investigated in terms of its role in investigating the correlations/relationships between biological factors and behaviour.
The first brain imaging technology, MRI scans, will be firstly investigated in its relation to the biological process of neuroplasticity.
An example of a study which utilizes MRI scans to investigate the relationships between biological factors and behaviour is a study conducted by Maguire et al. (2000).
Maguire hypothesised that full licensed taxi drivers in London would have a different hippocampi structure in their brains compared to "normal? people.
Taxi drivers? left and right hippocampi had a larger volume compared to the non-taxi drivers.
By using an MRI, Maguire was able to observe the structures in the brain and find a correlation between environmental enrichment on neuroplasticity, a physiological process occurring in the brain, particularly around the hippocampi region which then affects behaviour in terms of memory.
Maguire used MRI scans to investigate the structure of the hippocampi, which would not be able to be seen using other technologies such as an EEG or a PET scan.
Another study which utilizes MRI scans to investigate a physiological process is a study conducted by Milner and Scoville (1957).
By using MRI scanning technology, researchers were able to investigate the effects of biological factors on behaviour and make a correlation between certain brain areas and memory and other behaviour.
The next biological factor which will be discussed with the brain imaging technology of PET Scans are brain interactions and functions.
An example of a study which utilizes PET scans to investigate the result of brain damage is a study conducted by Tierney et al. (2001).
Tierney utilised PET scans to investigate the biological factors in MA and observe the areas of the brain (LOF) linked to language and language acquisition.
Another study which uses PET scans to investigate the result of brain damage on behaviour/personality is a well-known study conducted by Raine et al. (1997).
The aim of the experiment was to discover (using PET scans) if murderers who pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity (NGRI) show evidence of brain abnormalities.
PET scans show colourful maps of brain activity; red = most active, blue = least active.
Raine utilised PET scan technology to investigate relationships between biological factor in criminals (NGRI's) and their behaviour.
Through Raine's study, which involved PET scans, psychologists were able to determine a link between the amygdala (biological factor) and crime (behaviour).
However, all of these methods contribute to investigating the relationship between biological factors and behaviour.


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Film Series : Kael's Causes Célèbres
McCabe and Mrs. Miller
1971, Robert Altman, USA, 121 min.
With Warren Beatty, Julie Christie
Wed, Jan 15th 6:00pm
"A beautiful pipe dream of a movie...Delicate, richly textured, and unusually understated, this modern classic is not like any other film."—Pauline Kael
It is tempting to read this famed revisionist Western—about a dreamer (Beatty) who becomes a success in an unsavory business and is doomed by his refusal to bend to outside pressures—as a commentary on Robert Altman's entire career. The film's considerable achievements include career performances from Beatty and Christie, haunting music from Leonard Cohen, and the authentic feel of Presbyterian Church, the town Altman built from scratch on a mountaintop in Vancouver. 35mm widescreen. (Peter Sobczynski)
Robert Altman's maverick vision usually spelled risk at the box office, and Kael lent her muscle to such dicey Altman projects as THE LONG GOODBYE, THIEVES LIKE US, NASHVILLE (notoriously reviewed while still in post-production), and McCABE & MRS. MILLER. You can read her review of McCABE in this link [scroll down to end of the article and then back up to reveal hidden pages]
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Six figures for live streams
And Trump! getting dumped!
8:48 AM MDT on Mar 15, 2022
Aria Bracci
Howdy, team! I'm here, on a Tuesday. And what a day to have a platform, because now I can tell you to go watch / listen to the premiere of MUNA's new song at 11:45AM ET. May we sob together. (The teaser made the music sound somewhat upbeat, but you really never know.)
EXCLUSIVE: Big $$$ in virtual podcast events
In-person podcast tours have shown that people are willing to pay for something beyond a pre-recorded episode. But virtual versions of those shows? In this climate of Zoom fatigue? Oh yeah, baby. In fact, they're booming.
Moment House has been live-streaming podcast recordings, called "Moments," since March 2021, and I'm told that the company has sold 140,000 tickets over the course of the 56 that it's hosted since then. Each stream averages a six-figure payout for creators; one even reached as high as $500,000. Creators keep all gross revenue (Moment House makes money from a 10 percent service fee on the customer), with many shows returning to the platform quarterly.
These huge payouts come from a combination of tickets, merch, and tips from the audience, as well as meet-and-greet upgrades or after parties, all of which Moment House helps create a contained environment for. The platform has been a success for big names like the McElroy brothers and cult favorites like Morbid: A True Crime Podcast and Buffering The Vampire Slayer, but technically any podcaster can host on the platform.
Moments are livestreamed and interactive, so they're well suited to improvisational, chatty podcasts with devoted listeners. Bart Coleman, Moment House's head of comedy, described the events to me as having "'anything can happen' energy." Past Moments have included interactive trivia with audience members and a live merch fundraiser where hosts made a drinking game out of the milestones reached.
Mike Muney, head of creator partnerships, tells us that Moments work considerably well for podcasters, many of whom have the dual goals of making money off of their work and engaging directly with their audiences. (Moment House also hosts concerts and has done so for longer than it's hosted podcast recordings.) Podcast audiences have shown they're willing to do their part: common paywalled perks for podcasts are ones that give listeners increased access to podcast hosts, whether through behind-the-scenes episodes or Discord chats. Moment House is a natural extension.
But Moment House isn't alone in this space. Last spring, Nick wrote about the virtual-performance endeavors of the company FRQNCY. At the time, there was a lot of doubt swirling around about its shelf life: would it last once audiences were able to return to in-person events? Now, it seems like there's continued to be more desire for location-agnostic events than we could've known.
Headgum launches its platform for booking host reads
Last week, the podcast network Headgum publicly launched Gumball, a host-read ad marketplace that the company says is unmatched in being fully automated: brands can walk themselves through transparent booking calendars, playable samples, and audience demographics, then check out; on the other side, podcasters are given tools to manage their own workflow and decision-making (and can apply to join the platform here).
Headgum built Gumball's tech internally, and for years before the tool's "debut from stealth," the company used it to book ads for its own slate of podcasts, then eventually other select shows. CEO Marty Michael tells me he's excited for even more independent shows to get in on it, especially since they've already seen a "halo effect" of sales from the existing relationships that advertisers have with Headgum shows.
"It was working so well," Michael says, "we thought it was time to go out and talk to investors," which might be how you heard about Gumball in recent days: the platform just closed a $10 million Series A funding round. With that money, the team is bolstering its promotional abilities, as well as Gumball's technical muscle, to keep scaling. ("We needed to get him an engineering team!" Michael says of Headgum co-founder Andrew Pile, who spearheaded the infrastructure.)
Athletic Greens, a company that some may recognize for its frequent podcast ads, has been using the beta version of Gumball for almost three years. "Anything that saves time in this busy world, and in this demanding industry, is hugely helpful," says Martha Gallant, Athletic Greens' senior director of audio partnerships.
Host-read ads tend to be more complicated to place than other types — just check out this example process, as outlined in Sounds Profitable — but Athletic Greens still prioritizes them, says Gallant. For the right type of brand, she says, a host read is "the secret sauce of a podcast ad."
Spotify podcaster gets questioned, questions why
Yesterday, the writer Damon Young published an op-ed in The Washington Post Magazine, outlining the two choices that he feels he's facing as a creator of a forthcoming Spotify show, considering that Joe Rogan has caused many creators to question whether to keep aligning with the platform.
First, though, he drives home that the expectation that he, a Black man, take a particular stance against Rogan makes him feel trapped. "Removing my show feels like a loss for me, my staff, my guests, my family, my fans," writes Young, "and a win for the dummies," a word that he uses in the piece liberally, but gently, to describe people whose behavior ranges from senseless to discriminatory.
He could, he says, proceed as planned with the show or "remove my upcoming Spotify-owned podcast — which is literally about the funny and messy and thorny collisions of race, sex and money — from Spotify, and trash the 18 months of labor invested in it." Ultimately, Young is choosing not to abandon what he's worked on, even with the disproportionate pressure for him to be the one to take the loss. After all, the outcome would be far different than it was for the other Young on Spotify.
A sneaky sound-creation bundle from Spotify
Pivoting to the topic of more explicit, intentional business decisions, Spotify Premium is now available to bundle with Soundtrap, the "cloud-based audio recording platform" and fellow Swedish company that Spotify acquired in late 2017. Of note here is that Soundtrap is not strictly for music production but a more general toolkit that distinguishes offerings for "Music Makers" from those meant for "Storytellers." In other words, it appeals directly to podcasters.
However, big catch! As pointed out by Engadget, "there's a big drawback to Soundtrap if you're planning on also publishing on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher or another podcasting service. Soundtrap won't generate an RSS feed for each episode, which you will need to publish your podcast outside of Spotify." That feels on brand.
YouTube kicks election disinformation — and Trump
The hosts of the shouty brocast Full Send recently brought Donald Trump on to discuss… who knows what. But the stuff he ended up talking about amounted to "content that advances false claims that widespread fraud, errors, or glitches changed the outcome of the U.S. 2020 presidential election," according to YouTube, which prompted the episode's removal.
I did call it, folks! It's an election year, public figures were already getting rowdy on podcasts, and Trump seemed like the exact person who'd make headlines at this intersection — it actually already happened, in fact, in an abrupt exit from an NPR interview that I noted a few months back. Here we go again.
As of press time, it looks like the Full Send episode is still playable on other major podcast platforms, so there's an interesting dynamic playing out. Traditional podcasting platforms have been slower to moderate the open ecosystem of RSS-based shows, but YouTube — which has quietly become a podcasting powerhouse — has a long history of moderating its platform, if somewhat imperfectly. With podcasts, there are several examples to point to even just from recent months, like removing Joe Rogan content for vaccine misinformation and permanently banning Dan Bongino.
And a deal for reVolver and SXM Media
To wrap up, this partnership, which was announced last Thursday, gives SXM Media "exclusive global ad sales rights to reVolver's extensive lineup of podcasts," which includes popular Spanish-language shows like El Show de Piolín and Erazno y La Chokolata. All shows from reVolver — "the leading multicultural, audio-on-demand content creator and publisher in the U.S.," according to the press release — will be distributed and available on all podcast platforms by way of Stitcher.
Thanks for reading! Hi, mom!
Aria has been reporting since 2015, making audio since 2016. She's moved between the two worlds, but here, she's in both.


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Design | 16 Nov 2021 | By Jonathan Bell | Photography: Teemu Kurkela
JKMM's contemporary design revives Finnish manor house
The redesign of an 18th-century Finnish manor house by JKMM architects, led by Teemu Kurkela, brings minimalist elegance to the building's historic patina
Akola Manor, an 18th-century Finnish manor house redesigned by JKMM
Akola Manor is an 18th-century historic country manor house located in the small village of Ii, about 40km north of Oulu in north-western Finland. The house was built in 1796, at the tail end of Sweden's rule of Finland, and represents a rare example of the Gustavian style of architecture, featuring neoclassical elements filtered through the rural Swedish tradition thanks to King Gustav III's admiration for French architecture and design.
Built from timber, the manor house has been in the family of architect Teemu Kurkela since 1910. Kurkela, who co-founded JKMM in 1998 with Asmo Jaaksi, Samuli Miettinen and Juha Mäki-Jyllilä, has long dreamt of refurbishing and upgrading the building.
A manor house revived
It has taken three years to complete the works, which represent an extensive overhaul of the entire structure. Not only have the floors, walls, and foundations been refurbished, but the house required the complete reconstruction of the attic and roof. The 720 sq m manor house is a listed building, so the project had to tread lightly on the surviving original elements while also improving the insulation and natural ventilation.
Kurkela and his team worked hand in hand with historic building specialists and local craftspeople, using materials and methods that date right back to the manor's construction. That meant sourcing timbers up to 12m in length, Öland limestone from Sweden, and traditional paints, as well as painstakingly restoring the handmade glass in the windows.
The project retains a strong sense of the manor's history, sparingly adding 'new layers' of architecture. The first floor has been left substantially untouched, complete with fragments of wallpaper (even the underlayer of newspaper) juxtaposed with original beams, clay, and mortar. This rugged beauty is offset by the minimalist elegance of the new fixtures and furniture, all of which were personally designed by Kurkela.
They include the monumental Öland limestone kitchen counter, minimal benches and tables made from spruce, as well as a ribbon of slender balustrades by the new staircase, and a mighty square stone bath. Outside, new elements in the garden, like the pool and walkway, were created by JKMM in collaboration with Louekari architects and Nomaji Landscape Architects.
Photograph by Mark Goodwin
Access to the manor will ultimately be via what Kurkela calls the 'Akola Friends', which he describes as a 'community interested in a meeting of minds and in exploring what is meaningful in life'.
The revival of this 'experimental farmhouse' as a rural retreat for visitors and a family home is designed to explore the potential of re-use and restoration to reduce consumption and waste while also exploring the value of low carbon, localised travel.
Photograph by Teemu Kurkela
'The restoration of Akola Manor was a personal and meaningful project for me,' says Kurkela. 'My aim was to achieve the longest possible lifespan for Akola's new future. I would like guests to enjoy the comforts of a refined hotel, but in a way that feels like a real home. The design approach reflects this by happily bringing together the historic and the contemporary.' §
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After winning the program's first state championship, Calvary is angling for the program's first undefeated record.
Calvary's next hurdle is Midland Christian (Texas), who knows something about perfect seasons as the Mustangs bring a 27-game winning streak into Jerry Barker Stadium on Thursday for a 7 p.m. kickoff.
"The kids will tell the story. We were sluggish (Monday), and we had to bring them in Sunday to run and do some special teams," said Calvary coach John Bachman. "That's the challenge. You've got to realize that the next team can steal your dream."
Midland Christian has won the last three state titles in Division II of the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools.
The Mustangs (1-0) beat Highland (Ark.) 56-7 by compiling 393 rushing yards led by Justin Fender (170 yards on nine carries and three touchdowns). The offensive line is led by Oklahoma State commit Justin Wilson (6-foot-4, 375).
"They're going to try and run the football, but they are as multiple as anybody we've every played," Bachman said. "They've got size up front and good running backs.
"What we tell our kids is that even with a win over a good Parkway team, we can still start 1-4 (like in 2013)."
Calvary's defense forced seven turnovers against Parkway, including a Rodarius Williams interception return for a touchdown, en route to a 46-27 win this past Thursday.
Receiver Shun Brown scored three touchdowns on 10 catches for 164 yards, quarterback Shea Patterson threw for four scores and 210 yards, and Orlando Bradford added 137 rushing yards and two scores.
Now the Cavs and their six players with Division I offers will attempt take the next step and go 2-0.
"It;s one of the best team we've ever played," Midland Christian coach Greg McClendon told the Midland Reporter-Telegram.
Even if Calvary gets past Midland Christian, the road doesn't get any easier with Byrd, LaGrange and a trip to West Monroe waiting.
Thursday Capsules
Division II Midland Christian (Texas) (1-0) at 2A/D-III Calvary (1-0)
Tonight at 7at CalvaryNon-district
Last week:Midland C. 56, Highland (Ark.) 7Calvary 46, Parkway 27
Mid. Christ. on 27-game win streak with three straight TAPPS titles. Calvary forced 7 turnovers in one of bigger wins in program.
3A Bossier (0-1) vs. 4A Huntington (0-1)
Tonight at 7at Lee HedgesNon-district
Last week:Airline 57, Bossier 0Bastrop 56, Huntington 7
Both teams coming off tough losses for second straight season. Huntington


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Anthony Joshua vs Kubrat Pulev Odds Predictions
Quitano @quitano Thu, Dec 10 2020
One of the most highly-anticipated fighters is returning this Saturday as Anthony Joshua vs. Kubrat Pulev takes place at Wembley Arena in London. The event can be seen exclusively on DAZN in the United States and Canada. The Joshua-Pulev main card begins at 2 p.m. ET. Joshua and Pulev expected to make their ring walks about 5:30 p.m. ET, although the time depends on the length of the earlier fights. Pulev is the Aj's IBF mandatory challenger with his WBA and WBO title also on the line. It's a fight that could unify all four recognized heavyweight championships.
The Odds
According to Unibet PA Anthony Joshua to win -1,000. Like the oddsmakers we're expecting Joshua to get the W, however, there's practically no betting value in betting on AJ to win at -1,000.
Anthony Joshua is coming off a unanimous decision win over Andy Ruiz Jr. last Dec to regain the WBA, IBF, WBO, and IBO heavyweight titles. This was a rematch to the devastating Joshua suffered in their first fight. An embarrassing display as AJ was knocked out in the seventh round after getting knocked down 4 time during the fight. "This will be a tough fight but I need to retain my belts. I have a warrior mindset. In my mind, nothing else is important apart from Pulev. That is my focus." - Anthony Joshua
The 39-year-old Bulgarian is 28-1 in his career, with his lone loss coming against Wladimir Klitschko six years ago. Since then, the Cobra has reeled off eight consecutive victories, most recently a ten-round unanimous decision win over Rydell Booker in November of 2019. "Saturday is the most important day of my life,. I trained since I was 12, I became a champion in Bulgaria when I was 14." - Pulev told Sky Sports
Joshua is long and rangy with excellent ring control, technical boxing ability, power and adaptability. Aj has a high boxing IQ, instinct to take out his opponet when he sees an vulnerable hurt boxer. The 31-year-old is 23/1, in his professional career with an incredible 21 of his victories coming by knockout. Pulev is strong and durable, possessing a good jab and a powerful right hand. Pulev has a strong jab but it doesn't come as fast as Joshua's and with just one knockout in his last six fights, he may not have the power to test the UK fighter's chin. AJ does a very good job of using his 82-inch reach to fight from the outside, has faster hands and is the far superior technical boxer.
While Joshua hasn't fought in just over a year, Pulev actually has slightly more ring rust since his last bout came 13 months ago.
Lawrence Okolie v Nikodem Jezewski – cruiserweight contest
Hughie Fury v Mariusz Wach – heavyweight contest
Martin Bakole v Sergey Kuzmin – for vacant WBC international heavyweight title
Qais Ashfaq v Ashley Lane – super-bantamweight contest
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