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Classic Tags
Submit a Tag/Video
Easy Tags
100 Days: 100 Tags
Chat with fellow tag singers and discuss the tags on our Facebook group
Developing this site has cost a great deal of money, and it costs still more to keep it alive (hosting, domain names, etc). Any help you can offer in offsetting these costs is greatly appreciated.
Programmers API
If you are a programmer, and would like to develop an application for the iPhone, Android smartphone or any other platform, please visit our API page
Tag Teaching Guidelines
Updated Apr 8 2019 Darwin Scheel has compiled and made available his Barbershop Tag Teaching Guidelines
How to Multitrack
Anyone interested in creating their own multitrack recordings should check out the excellent guides we've collected on our Multitrack page.
Access all the tags on our site from the following smartphone (iPhone, etc) applications:
Tag Master - DePollSoft (iPhone/iPad, Android and Windows Phone)
Tagly - Peter Bryant (Android)
Tag You're It - Trevor Holder (Android)
Goodtags - Kenji Matsuoka (Android, iPhone coming soon)
With thanks to...
Matt Henderson, for designing our site's logo free of charge
Daniel Gillis from vocalharmonies.com, for providing the learning tracks for all 125 Classic Tags
Dean Martin from singersdaily.com, for making the domain name available
According to Wikipedia, a "tag", in barbershop music, is the last section of the song. Its rough analog in Classical music is a coda.
Tags are characterized by a heightening of the dramatic tension of the song, frequently including a "hanger", or posted (held) note. In addition, good tags can be sung as short, stand-alone works. Tags may be soft and tender but are typically characterized by loud, "paint-peeling," ringing chords. According to the competition rules of the Barbershop Harmony Society, every song entered for a competition must have a tag.
When Barbershoppers get together, even if they have never met before, it is common for them to get into groups of four or more and sing a few tags. Those that don't know the tag being sung can be easily taught by those that do. This typically brings feelings of joy and camaraderie to all involved.
Barbershop is a style of a cappella (unaccompanied) singing, characterised by four male vocal parts sung in close, rich, consonant harmony. The most well-known expression of this musical style is the "Barbershop quartet", the contemporary form of which has shed its twee image of four men with moustaches, striped suits and boater hats, and is now sleek, professional, musically sophisticated entertainment. Groups of men larger than four can also sing Barbershop music. Organised groups are usually known as "choruses" and are found in most North American cities, as well as in Australia/New Zealand, Great Britain and several countries in Europe.
The organisation responsible for overseeing Barbershop singing and development in North America is the Barbershop Harmony Society (BHS). It organises an annual convention and competition for quartets and choruses, which has become the de facto world championships for the art form. Groups from affiliate organisations in other countries are also invited to compete. Contestants must adhere to strict rules governing their performance style and the musical structure and subject material of their chosen songs.
The female counterparts to the Barbershop Harmony Society include Sweet Adelines International (SAI), Harmony, Inc (HI), and others. Mixed (male and female) Barbershop groups exist, but are not common.
For more information, visit the Wikipedia page.
SATB stands for "Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass (or Baritone)" - the names of the voice parts of a typical four-part mixed-gender (female/male) a cappella quartet or choir. SATB groups sing a wide variety of a cappella music, not just Barbershop
A Cappella is a musical style comprising of one or more voices without instrumental accompaniment. The term is Italian (or Latin) and literally translates as "From the chapel" (although most a cappella music is not church-related).
Barbershop is one type of a cappella singing.
Multitrack refers to a recording technique. When it applies to tag-singing, it means that each of the voice parts is recorded separately and then mixed together after recording is complete (as opposed to recording several singers harmonising with each other in one recording). In a multitrack recording, each voice part can be sung by a separate individual, or one person can sing all voice parts.
The term can equally apply to video recording. During the mixing stage of a multitrack video, the video screen is typically split into sections (4, 6, 8, etc), each section showing one person singing one voice part (they can often be all the same person, resulting in an eerie effect). A good example is here.
Two articles on how to record a multitrack tag can be found on our Multitrack page.
Welcome to Barbershop Tags.com
This site contains 4391 freely-downloadable Barbershop tags, with more being added every day.
Many tags come complete with learning tracks, sheet music - even video clips of them being sung. Most of the tags are in the Barbershop style (male or female voicing), but there are also SATB and other a cappella tags available.
It's all free! You can listen to the tags on the website, or download them to your own computer. Most importantly, anyone can upload a tag or a video!
Featured Tag Video
Details of this video more videos...
Every tag and video on this website was contributed by one of our members. If you know a good tag, become a member and then enter the details into our site. If you have the sheet music or feel like recording some learning tracks, even better!
Videos too! If you know a good tag-related video on YouTube, you can easily attach it to a tag on our site. If you're one of those people who creates those excellent multitrack videos, become a member and add them all to our site - it only takes a few clicks for each one!
We encourage you to download all the tags you want, and give each one a rating out of 5 (you don't have to be a member to do so). If you notice some missing/incorrect information about a tag, it would be great it you could let us know (click on the Add Missing Details button on that tag's page).
Highest Rated Tags
Clouds On Fire 3.9
Lost 3.8
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes 3.8
Kiss Your Daddy Nitey Night 3.8
But For Now 3.8
Keep Me In Your Heart 3.8
Loving You Keeps Me Alive 3.8
8675309 3.8
See You Again 3.8
Happy 10-year Anniversary
Thu, 4 Apr 2019
Happy Anniversary, taggers! Ten years ago today (April 5th 2009), this website was launched. We've gone from zero to 4000+ tags in those ten years. We've also had some genius programmers create smartphone apps that connect with the website's repository of tags for anywhere, on-the-go tagging, such as during afterglows. All in all, a hugely successful experiment.
Many thanks to everyone that has contributed tags and videos to the site. It would be nothing without you!
BarbershopTags.com is 8 years old
Tue, 4 Apr 2017
3400 tags in 8 years is a pretty excellent effort. Thanks to all our contributors.
Facebook videos now available
It's now possible to upload tag videos that are located on Facebook. Up until now, tag videos on this site could only be uploaded from YouTube. But now it's possible to get them from Facebook as well.
When uploading a video, you simply copy-and-paste the Facebook video URL. Instructions for locating the URL of any Facebook video are provided on that page.
Happy uploading!
All tag ratings reset
Sun, 9 Aug 2015
Unfortunately, we have had to reset the ratings (1 to 5) of every tag in the database. For the next little while, most tags will show no rating at all.
The ratings system was being abused - people repeatedly clicking "5" (or "1") in an effort to promote (or demote) certain tags. We didn't anticipate this behaviour when we created the ratings system (very shortsighted of us), and so now we're left with no choice but to clear the ratings of ALL tags and ask that people rate tags again. The new rating system is not able to be abused like the first one.
After a few months the rating system should be healthy and useful again.
Apologies for any inconvenience.
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Prospect Spotlight: Carl Hagelin
Sodetalje, Sweden
Hagelin was selected by the New York Rangers in the 6th round of the 2007 NHL Draft. After being drafted, Hagelin decided that instead of playing in the Swedish Elite league, he would take his considerable talents to Michigan to play for the Wolverines. As a junior at Michigan this past season, he took the CCHA by storm, tying for 11th in the nation with 50 points and ranking 12th in the nation with 31 assists. Playing all 45 of his team's games, Hagelin led the Wolverines in numerous statistical categories in 2009-10, including assists (31), points (50), power-play points (18), and shots on goal (170). He was also second on the team in goals with 19 and in plus-minus rating with a plus-20.
In 127 career games with Michigan, he has scored 43 goals and 60 assists for 103 points. His plus-minus rating over that time is a remarkable plus-57.
Hagelin will play for Michigan as a senior this season and has been named by many publications as a legitimate contender for the Hobey Baker Award.
What the scouts are saying:"He's a high-energy player that is a tremendous skater," said Rangers amateur scout Larry Bernard, who has watched Hagelin at Michigan ever since the Swede arrived on campus. "Right now he's scoring a lot of goals, but he's also a very dangerous penalty killer. I project him at the NHL level to be a third- or fourth-line energy player that will be a tremendous penalty killer and also a threat a man down."
Hagelin is currently ranked as the Rangers 9th best prospect by Hockey's Future.
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Crypto API for [Luvit](https://github.com/luvit/luvit)
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**CLOSED**: luvit has got native crypto support.

A simple wrapper exposing OpenSSL interface via [Lua-OpenSSL](https://github.com/zhaozg/lua-openssl).

Example
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```lua
local Crypto = require('crypto')
local sha1 = Crypto.sha1('Привет, Мир!', true)
print('SHA1', 'Привет, Мир!', sha1)
assert(sha1 == 'd67f91f1f55b432342ec2392bf1110c86291fdd3')
```

See [test](luvit-crypto/tests/smoke.lua) for more.

License
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[MIT](luvit-crypto/license.txt)

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The name Meyer-Optik-Goerlitz has been associated with innovation, precision, durability and quality in the world of photography for nearly 120 years.
Based in Görlitz, Saxony, the company began producing exceptional lenses in 1896. By reviving the Meyer-Optik-Görlitz brand, Globell Deutschland is committed to continuing a proud tradition of offering high-quality products manufactured in Germany and presented at affordable prices to discerning customers worldwide.


Emotions can overwhelm sound judgment and reason when it comes to family law matters. This is especially true in child custody disputes where sometimes one parent flees and takes the children with them without permission from the other parent. This could undoubtedly be agonizing for that other parent. Fortunately, there are laws in place specifically created for instances such as this.
Law enforcement officers are usually wary of intervening in family matters. In regard to domestic violence or parental kidnapping, though, they're usually the best option. Parental kidnapping would usually also implicate various state and federal laws. If you have the means, The Burnham Law Firm, P.C. suggests hiring a private investigator to devote his or her time to focus on your case.
When you have located your child and they are safely back home with you, you have to do everything that you possibly can to prevent the incident from happening again. For example, if your child custody arrangement required you to share custody with the other parent who kidnapped your child, they violated the court order, which means that you were denied your court-ordered child custody rights. The kidnapping would then damage that parent's standing and credibility and could result in temporary or permanent removal of his or her custody rights.
In addition, parental kidnapping or abduction is an outright custody order violation. Due to this, aside from losing custody rights, the parent kidnapper could face other penalties. These additional penalties often include hefty fines and even imprisonment.
Children require utmost protection, particularly during difficult child custody battles where one parent might suddenly act on their impulses. If you have a reason to worry about your child's safety, you need to work closely with a family law lawyer who could pinpoint potential issues in your case. They should also be able to secure stronger safeguards for you and your child.


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»	Research : Whiplash Presentations
How we can help with prognosis, diagnosis and effective treatment of whiplash injuries
Learn how a combination of physical and psychological measures has been shown in the recent scientific literature to accurately predict prognosis and aid in clinical decision making. This presentation includes a substantial proportion of the assessment and treatment sections of the Whiplash: The Endemic presentation described below.
Please contact us if you wish to know more about hosting a presentation or course on this valuable material.
Whiplash: The Endemic
Who can benefit from learning the facts about whiplash injuries? Attorneys who litigate personal injury cases, legislators, physicians, physiotherapists, patients and the lay public.
The purpose of Whiplash: the Epidemic is to educate and inform. Whiplash today affects a huge segment of society. In the U.S. there are approximately 3 million new injuries each year, with 35-50% of these victims suffering long-term pain, and about 14% becoming disabled. Our research has shown that 45% of all persons suffering from chronic neck pain attribute it to a motor vehicle crash injury in their past. And, despite the many advances in automotive safety technology, the incidence of whiplash has been on the rise over the past decade. The overall cost to society or "harm" (a term that considers medical costs, legal costs, emergency services costs, the costs of lost wages, costs to employers, the loss of tax base, etc.) is more than a quarter of a billion dollars each year. Most importantly, and unlike many of the other diseases we cope with today, this injury is largely preventable. Yet the gradual increase in the incidence of this tremendous public health burden makes it clear that the lack of progress is largely the result of general ignorance as well as the targeted misinformation campaigns mounted by those whose interests are served by it.
In short, it is a problem that cannot change without public education and enlightenment. Whiplash: the Epidemic is designed to tell the real story of the modern epidemic of whiplash using a scientific and evidence-based format. Following is an outline of the subject matter covered.
History of whiplash
From the 19th century train injuries to present day motor vehicle injuries, this often maligned condition has been the subject of unending debate. Fortunately, there has been a great surge of new interest in the condition among the scientific community in recent years.
Epidemiology of whiplash
We take a critical look at the problem and present the real statistics; from incidence and risk to prevalence. The size of the problem is growing worldwide and the real reasons for this unexpected growth are revealed.
Current challenges for patients, physicians, and attorneys This section explores the myths and misconceptions promoted by groups wishing to marginalize the whiplash problem as insignificant or even non-existent. This section contains three optional expansion modules (Red Boxes) that allow presenters to explore the commonly held belief that injuries are unlikely or impossible in certain kinds of crashes in greater detail, as well as to take a closer look at the current state of low speed auto crash reconstruction and its limitations. We discuss the recent research with bumper systems and event data recorders (EDR) - the vehicleís black box. We explore the known relationships between vehicle damage and injury risk. This section also contains slow motion footage of crash tests which juxtapose non-destructive bumper-to-bumper collisions with the relatively violent occupant kinematics occurring in the same crashes.
Biomechanics of whiplash
After an introduction to key terminology (delta V, closing velocity, etc.) we explore the relationships between crash speed, crash duration, and acceleration as a way of understanding how some occupants of a vehicle can escape injury - even in crashes with large amounts of damage - while others can be injured in collisions with little or no vehicle damage. This section contains crash test footage contrasting a very high speed crash with a low speed crash in which the subjects, nevertheless, experienced similar head acceleration. Close-up occupant footage also highlights a number of important phenomena, such as ramping, the effects of varying head restraint geometry, variances between male and female occupants, and much more. The sequence of events in typical crashes is covered, as well as important vehicle and occupant variables affecting risk.
As regards injury, the key tissues are now known to be disc, ligament, and the facet joints. End plates can also be damaged during whiplash injury, as our research has shown. This section also details the potential range of other spinal area lesions. Important symptom patterns, such as dermatomal and scleratomal patterns are explained. Mild traumatic brain injuries (MTBI) are not uncommon in whiplash trauma and are detailed in this section as well. New research findings have also shown a connection between whiplash and allergy, breathing disorders, low back pain, cardiac problems, and digestive disorders.
The traditional approach to diagnosis is plain radiography, but even CT and MRI may fail to disclose the soft tissue lesions attributable to whiplash trauma. Other forms of evaluation include QST, Sedated overpressure flexion X-Rays and Sensori-Motor testing. Other tests (diagnostic facet joint injections) can also be useful in some cases and these are discussed as well.
The program touches on the goals of guideline-based treatment, emphasizing multimodal treatment, co-management with appropriate health care providers when required, and stresses the importance of supportive management, which might include the use of cervical pillows, home cervical traction, exercise, and advice regarding activities of daily living. Other treatments such as RadioFrequency Neurotomy and Prolotherapy are also discussed.
Risk assessment is a critically important component of those cases that are associated with legal action. The most meaningful evaluation, i.e., the one with the greatest construct validity from a medicolegal standpoint, is one in which a trained and experienced physician has interviewed the victim, performed a detailed physical examination, reviewed other available documents and tests, and considered all of these within the overall framework of known risk factors (age, gender, stature, awareness of the crash, the numerous crash parameters, and so on). Dozens of risk factors have been identified in clinical and epidemiological research in recent years and are presented here in the context of risk for acute injury and risk for poor outcome. As always, these facts are fully referenced.
Comes complete with a reference list of all cited literature.
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Down's Syndrome Vision Research Unit
cu-logo Down's Syndrome Vision Research Unit About
Binocular vision and eye alignment
Ocular Morphology
Longitudinal study
Keratoconus study
Bifocal study
Visual evoked potentials study
Down's Syndrome and vision
Eye terms glossary
Organisations and resources
Sophia in her glasses
Our 22 year study has gathered evidence on the vision of children and young adults with Down's syndrome and produced recommendations adopted in the UK and further afield.
This research unit has uncovered many ways in which visual development in Down's syndrome differs from that in typical children, and produced guidelines for the management and correction of visual problems in these children.
Overall, our study is dedicated to understanding:
How and when eye defects arise.
What makes children and adults with Down's syndrome more prone to eye defects.
The impact of eye defects on learning and education and how these can be minimised.
How we should best manage eye defects with spectacles or other interventions.
How we might prevent eye defects in future generations of children.
We work with over 250 children and young adults
In 1992, Dr J Margaret Woodhouse of Cardiff University and Professor Bill Fraser of the University of Wales College of Medicine began recruiting our cohort of young children with Down's syndrome, with the aim of following the children's visual and general development.
Since then the cohort has grown, so that currently over 250 children and young adults take part in our studies. The children live in the areas of South and West Wales and beyond; with many families travelling long distances to take part in our studies. Some children have been with us since the beginning and we have had the privilege of watching them grow and develop into able young adults.
All of the families are precious to us and we remain grateful for their enthusiasm and commitment to our ongoing work.
...He took to the bifocals straight away and hasn't put his old glasses back on since wearing them. [He is] steadier on his feet, has better communication and attention when looking at flash cards and so on
The mother of Ethan (aged 3) , Regular attendee of the Special Assessment Clinic
Maggie's OBE
In June 2014, Dr J Margaret Woodhouse, or Maggie as she prefers to be known, was awarded an OBE for 'services to Optometry and services to people with disabilities'.
Although she has made contributions to eye care for children and adults with all forms of disabilities, it is for her work with children with Down's syndrome that she is best known and recognised.
Queen's Anniversary Prize
In 2017 the Unit was awarded the UK's most prestigious academic award - a Queen's Anniversary Prize – for its pioneering research and treatment of vision problems in children with Down's syndrome.
A clearer view for children with Down's Syndrome
A 22 year study by our researchers gathered evidence on the vision of children and young adults with Down's syndrome and produced recommendations adopted in the UK and abroad.
Learn how our research is helping children with Down's syndrome
With the support of a large and enthusiastic group of families our research has changed eye care practice across the UK and abroad.
Email: downssyndrome@cardiff.ac.uk
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Auradee Pantumkomon Wongsaroj to Speak at TU Digital Strategies of Tomorrow Seminar
On November 12, 2019, Auradee Pantumkomon Wongsaroj, attorney-at-law in Tilleke & Gibbins' corporate and commercial group, will be welcomed as a keynote speaker and panelist for the Digital Strategies of Tomorrow seminar, hosted by the Bachelor of Arts Program in Journalism (Media Studies) at Thammasat University (TU).
Auradee's presentation, entitled "Digital Outlaws?", will take a look at Thailand's Cybersecurity Law, Personal Data Protection Act, and Computer Crimes Act, and provide practical tips on how to plan effective digital strategies that are in compliance with these laws. In addition to her keynote speech, Auradee will also join a panel discussion at the tail end of the seminar, during which attendees will have an opportunity to ask questions and receive useful insight from the five program speakers.
This free event will be held at JC Cinema on the campus of Thammasat University, Rangsit, from 1:30 PM to 4:30 PM. For more information or to RSVP for the seminar, please visit the event's Facebook page.
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As the implementation of Thailand's Personal Data Protection Act looms, Tilleke & Gibbins joins forces with Bird & Bird Data Privacy Solutions to look at the data protection officer requirement, and what lessons can be learned from the European experience with the GDPR.
Tilleke & Gibbins Sponsors LegalTech Program at Chulalongkorn University
For the second consecutive year, Tilleke & Gibbins is proud to serve as the exclusive law firm sponsor of Chula LegalTech, a program focused on innovation in the legal sector at one of Thailand's top universities. Bringing together students from across Chulalongkorn University's faculties of law, business, computer science, engineering, and more, the program will engage teams of students in a competition to develop and implement legaltech solutions over the course of the academic year. The participating students will have the opportunity:
Tiziana Sucharitkul Speaks at IBA 2020
On November 19, 2020, Tiziana Sucharitkul, co-managing partner at Tilleke & Gibbins and director of the firm's regional disputes resolution practice, will join a panel of managing partners from leading law firms around the world for a special roundtable seminar at the International Bar Association (IBA) Annual Conference. Originally due to be held in Miami, the 2020 conference has moved online this year under the theme "Virtually Together," in light of the ongoing global health crisis.
Tilleke & Gibbins Nominated for Three Women in Business Law Awards Asia-Pacific 2020
Tilleke & Gibbins has been nominated in three firm-wide categories in the Women in Business Law Awards Asia-Pacific 2020. The awards, which are organized each year by Euromoney to recognize firms that are strongly committed to gender issues and women's advancement in the law, are an opportunity to celebrate the achievements of leading women in the legal profession, as well as law firm initiatives for gender diversity, mentorship, and more.
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Happy Mag's Needle In The Hay competition is now open to New Zealand!
Needle In The Hay
We are absolutely stoked to announce that Needle In The Hay, our very own vinyl comp, is now open to New Zealand!
Now your favourite bands from New Zealand can win a 12″ vinyl pressing from Zenith Records and a slew of other prizes from Audio-Technica, JBL and Enmore Audio with Needle in the Hay.
Needle In The Hay is our biggest competition yet, aimed at championing emerging artists doing awesome things. We're giving one band or solo artist the chance to win a huge 12″ vinyl pressing pack from the legends at Zenith Records.
The competition is open to every artist in Australia and now, New Zealand. Simply submit your EP or LP – either released or unreleased – along with your band or project name and the $5 entry fee to go in the running to win a 250 x vinyl pressing, plus a slew of other sweet prizes from Audio-Technica, JBL and Enmore Audio.
The Happy team will listen to each and every submission and decide on 10 finalists.
From the 10 finalists, the Happy team, alongside three guest judges, Jake Stone (Bluejuice) Magoo (producer, Regurgitator, Midnight Oil) and Julia Wilson (Rice Is Nice) will choose the winners and runners-up.
Entries for 2017 are now open and will close on August 1st. Finalists will be announced will be announced August 8th.
The winners will be announced on August 15th. We will also be putting on a party to celebrate in September with some help from our mates at Young Henrys!
HEAD HERE TO ENTER
• 1st Place: Pressed Vinyl – 250 copies of your EP or album pressed at Zenith Records with full colour packaging worth $3000.
• 2nd Place: Studio Microphone – An AT4050 URUSHI Mic from Audio-Technica worth $2000.
• 3rd Place: Speaker Pack – 2x JBL Wireless Speaker & Headphone packs $700 each.
• There will also be 7 X Runner Up Prizes of Single Mastering Packages from Enmore Audio, worth $200 each. NITH finalists will also develop a relationship with Happy Mag and will be featured on the site.
The intent of Needle In The Hay competition is to foster greater awareness of upcoming artists, and offer them the opportunity to release their music on vinyl.
We are always look for new ways to support emerging new Aussie music and hopefully to play a part of developing the careers of these artists, shining a light on the next wave of emerging talent.
The judges:
We are thrilled to have three awesome judges from different corners of the music industry to help us choose the winners.
JAKE STONE
Jake Stone is the former frontman of beloved Aussie band, Bluejuice. He is also a DJ, radio broadcaster and freelance journalist who's been published in the likes of The Brag, Rolling Stone, Junkee, SMH Metro and right here on Happy Mag. Jake launched his solo musical career in 2017.
JULIA WILSON
Julia Wilson is behind Rice Is Nice, one of Australia's most esteemed indie labels who've put out records from a slew of beloved Aussie artists over the past 10 years, including Straight Arrows, The Laurels, Seekae, and Summer Flake.
Magoo – a.k.a Lachlan Goold – is a multi award-winning Aussie producer. He is revered for his work on Regurgitator's 1998 classic, Unit, as well records with Midnight Oil, Gerling, Powderfinger and countless local Australian acts since. He currently works out of his Brisbane studio, Black Box Recording.
Massive thanks to Zenith Records, Audio-Technica, JBL, Young Henrys and Enmore Audio for making Needle In The Hay happen!
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McDonald's Testing Plant-Based Burger in Canada
McDonald's announced last week the fast-food restaurant chain is testing a new plant-based burger in Canada. The P.L.T., a plant, lettuce, tomato burger, launched Monday as part of a 12-week test in Canada. The P.L.T. is made with a Beyond Meat plant-based patty. A McDonald's spokesperson says, "We've been working on our recipe and now we're ready to hear feedback from our customers." The plant-based burger is available in 28 restaurants in Southwestern Ontario.
McDonald's says the test allows the company "to learn more about real-world implications of serving the P.L.T.," including customer demand and impact on restaurant operations. Through the effort, McDonald's joins other restaurant chains in testing or rolling out a plant-based alternative. In August, KFC announced a beyond fried chicken product test in Atlanta, GA. HelloFresh, a U.S.-based meal delivery service, added beyond meat products to its offerings in September. And, Burger King and Carl's Jr. both have permanent beyond meat menu items available, launched earlier this year.
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PARTNERSHIP IS KEY TO SUCCESS
Mining infrastructure plumbing expert Mark Sheehan knows a lot about partnership.
When he was 24 and busting to have a go on his own after nine years working as a commercial plumber in Perth, it was his then girlfriend Emily, who suggested they do it together.
When he'd proved himself on the Ravensthorpe Nickel Mine project, working long hours digging ditches, it was the site's owner BHP Billiton that backed he and wife Emily, in the purchase of their first mini excavator.
And this year they traded the last of their "other makes" machines to create a Komatsu-only fleet of seven excavators, wheel loaders and skidsteers, and secure the partnership they've created with their equipment supplier.
Although business is still young, they've put together a team of more than 40 permanent employees, treating each of them as family.
"Partnership is at the heart of everything we do, Mark, said from his Perth office.
"I spend 10 days in every fourteen in the Pilbara because my clients want to know that I'm on the job, looking after their best interests.
"It's the same with Emily. She was in the office the day before Tom was born and she checked herself out of hospital three days later to make sure she was back in direct contact."
If they sound driven, it's because they are.
Every move this couple makes is calculated to bring success to themselves and their business partners.
Late last year they won their biggest ever contract - providing underground plumbing and conduit support to publicly listed Decmil in building a 2,200-room village for BHP Billiton's mighty new South Flank iron ore mine, 130 km from Mt Newman, due to open in 2021.
It meant heavy investment. They now own three Komatsu PC220 excavators, two WA250 wheel loaders and specialist PC88MR-8 and PC55MR-5 machines with purpose-built teeth and cutting edges for their specific tasks.
"It's a full partnership," Mark said. "I finance through Komatsu because the rates are really good, and I service with Komatsu because their base at Newman is only 90 minutes away, and they are always available.
"I buy new because the finance is so good that combined with service, it works out more economical than buying used."
Mark is concerned that he may sound too much of a fan but from his perspective, the partnership with his all-important supplier is the cornerstone of his business.
"I recently traded the last of my non-Komatsu machines in Perth and they delivered my new digger to Rio Tinto's Arun project in Weipa, saving me heaps in transport costs," he said.
"The 2000 hours of free service I receive on every new machine is a massive boost to my profit.
Mark's partnership with Komatsu's Newman depot has resulted in the consumable replacement parts he needs being kept in stock and regularly replenished, keeping his down time to a minimum.
"We work as a team," Mark said. "Every month a Komatsu Product Support Rep in Perth calls by to make sure everything is working well, and to check if there's any change to our plan."
Komtrax, Komatsu's GPS remote tracking service, is a huge boon. "Even when I'm in Perth I'm able to monitor the work load of each machine to be able to plan according to future needs."
The resurgence in Western Australian mining - hailed as the second boom - is being treated with a level of maturity born out of experience of the first.
Preparation for FIFO workers is far more considered, according to Mark, with greater thought being given to on-site facilities like in-room communications, squash courts, even golf driving ranges, to provide work-life balance.
His company is directly involved in all of those preparations and, modestly, he concedes Precision Plumbing is now one of the larger specialist suppliers in the region.
"A lot has been put about concerning the dangers of FIFO and how it can react badly on family relationships and even mental health," he said.
"Emily and I have always seen it another way.
"It's what you do to achieve something, and it's brought us closer together - a partnership."
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Since 2006, over 750,000 people have participated in the Great Big Crunch, an annual moment of anti-silence where Canadians come together and bite into crunchy, fresh, local produce in unison.
MARCH 2, 2016 (TORONTO) – This March, Canadians from coast to coast are readying their noisiest crunch to bring attention to the issue of children's nutrition.
The 2016 Great Big Crunch, founded and coordinated by FoodShare Toronto, is a fun initiative to get kids, educators, parents and politicians to think about the impact food has on our kids while making a whole lot of noise!
Kids and schools from across Canada register before crunch day online at http://foodshare.net/program/crunch/. Participants can sign up individually, by class, by school and/or school board!
FoodShare provides fun, curriculum-linked lesson plans and activities to bring the Crunch to life.
On March 10th, 2016 everyone gets together and takes a synchronized bite at 2:30pm EST. Participants share their crunch photos/video on Twitter using the hashtag #greatbigcrunch.
Participants also get a Great Big Crunch Certificate to proudly display on the wall.
"The Great Big Crunch is a great way for children, their parents and teachers to celebrate healthy snacking and to promote the need for healthy, local food in schools," says Debbie Field, Executive Director of FoodShare Toronto.
The Great Big Crunch is supported by the Coalition for Healthy School Food. The coalition is made up of more than thirty organizations across Canada, including FoodShare Toronto, and is focused on making sure all Canadian students have access to healthy food at school every day.
This year, to promote the Great Big Crunch, politicians of all stripes are gathering on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on March 10th from 10:00am to 2:00pm to show off their best crunching skills and support for healthy school food programs in Canada. Details to follow.
In New Brunswick the District Scolaire Francophone Sud et Sud-Est signed up their whole school board for the Great Big Crunch - that's 15,816 students across 39 schools!
In Thunder Bay, several schools have signed up to crunch on carrots, highlighting the Great Big Crunch's focus on snacking on local produce that is available in your own region.
Students at Brock Public School in Toronto will be sharing emails with an elementary school in Nicaragua to tell each other about their favourite crunchy local foods in their community.


Barkby United director of cricket Tom Flowers has hailed the club's strength in depth as the County League season ended with Premier Division survival for the First XI and promotion for its other Saturday sides.
The First XI beat champions Sileby on Saturday to end a tough second half of the season on a high note and secure ninth place.
The Second XI clinched the Division Four East title with two games to spare, while their Third XI finished second in Division Eight East.
Flowers said: "We can be happy with the season overall, with the Seconds and Thirds getting promotion, and the Firsts managing to sustain Premier League status for a second year running.
Flowers will take over as skipper from brother Steve next season, and hailed the impact of newcomer Cameron Sharp who took 36 league wickets in his debut season, as well as homegrown prospects Ben Hollis and Matt Bartram.
"It was always going to be a tough second season with teams knowing more about you," Flowers added.
"But despite losing Ian Kirk and Rob Townsend through availability, and myself, Will Fazackerly, Harry Funnel and Jack Johnson for a large proportion of the season, the lads have performed admirably.
"Steve has been a huge factor in the club's success in the past five seasons, and hopefully we'll have another big season from him with the bat in 2018.
And there was further success for Tom away from the club as he helped coach the England learning disability team to tri-series victory over Australia and South Africa.
The achievement was rewarded with a reception on the pitch at Lord's during the West Indies Test match earlier this month.


Spain is considered as the cheerful and solar country on the bank of the Mediterranean Sea. She is full of sights, the majority of which is in the large cities. As the most known and often visited it is possible to consider sights of Barcelona.
One of such sights is the Cathedral of the Holy Family or Sagrada Familia. With considerable breaks in time this building is built by 128 years. The foundation for the building was laid in 1882, and the project was conceived by the Spanish architect Antoni Gaudi. Gradually the building takes such form what it has to have.
One of researchers of works of the architect Antoni Gaudi told once about what he does not know whether the person plays God, creating similar masterpieces, or God plays with the person, putting thoughts of similar grandiose projects in his head. The temple is really grandiose and towers over Barcelona, showing the greatness. This sight of Spain reminds a huge cave with belltowers in the form of stalactites. There are also deep grottoes attracting the mystery.
Height of the building of 170 meters that is one meter higher than the highest mountain of Barcelona. He wanted to emphasize with it that created by the person he cannot be higher than creation of God. The facade of Passions, namely its main doors, reproduce words from the Bible in several languages including on Catalan.
One more sight of Spain which is in the Spanish city of Figueres the tower Galatea is considered. It is one of parts of the museum of Salvador Dali which was attached to it in the last turn. She is stood in museum style and is strict on registration. Here it is possible to visit the hall of optical illusions, allowed to get acquainted with the latest works of the artist Salvador.
History of this surrealistic building began in 1974. Earlier there was a theater, it was destroyed during civil war and long time was thrown. Now the facade of this sight of Spain is very original, on its roof there are huge eggs, and the building is painted in red color. The unusual general architecture is proved by the fact that El Salvador distances considered bread and eggs as the most healthy food.
The legend of the basis of this construction, sight of modern Spain, says that the mayor Figaras was fond of creativity of a distance and asked to present to the city administration his picture once. El Salvador was touched and decided to found the whole museum in which design and construction took active part.
Sight of Spain and symbol of the city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife on the Canary Islands is the Concert hall of Tenerife. The majestic building of an auditorium was built in 2003, and designed by the architect Santiago Calatrava who is considered one of the best professionals in the world. The building is on the bank of the Atlantic Ocean, and its roof has the wave form that towers over the main hall for performances.
In a lobby of Tenerife there is a cafe, the press center and shop, there is a set of make-up rooms and locker rooms for preparation for performances. From two parties of an orchestra pit organ-pipes which was developed by Albert Blenefort are removed. Outside of the building there are two terraces, and at night it is highlighted by soft this world. From one of terraces of this sight of Spain — 350 meters high — it is possible to admire the city. The building is just near two highest skyscrapers of the city of Santa Cruz, and these skyscrapers are considered as the most photographed sight which it is visible from terraces a concert hall.
In the capital of Spain there is a building which in Spanish sounds as Edifitsio Mirador and is called locals the house panorama. The sight as if is constructed of parts of the meccano, and it is designed by the Dutch bureau MVRDV. The building reminds an observation deck as in the middle it has a fancy opening that serves as a balcony.
The sight of Spain is constructed in the form of a rectangle and reaches in height more than 60 meters, and in the middle, at the height about more than 36 meters, and there is a place for survey of surrounding landscapes. Here too there is a small garden, and construction is divided into 9 parts. Each of parts differs in various texture, material and color. Each of blocks is planned differently and there are different types of apartments. All sights of Spain can surprise in own way with the grandness, pathos or shocking, everyone is in own way unique.
Sights of Spain, generally in Barcelona and Madrid, are ready not just to please, but also to surprise with unusual forms and approach to design. Already a set of years tourists from around the world come to look at the museums, towers, observation decks, and other buildings.


Head on over to the challenge sponsor, The Girl That Dreams Awake, to see other entries in this weekly event.
Thanks to The Girl That Dreams Awake for hosting this weekly challenge. Here are a few face photos for you to consider.
This is a weekly challenge hosted by The Girl That Dreams Awake. Head on over to see her post as well as others that join in. The Featured Image is from the the Spanish city of Cartagena.
52 Weeks Photo Challenge:Week 9 – Patterns!
This is a weekly photo challenge hosted by The Girl That Dreams Awake.
I was inspired by the overlapping patterns in this outdoor cage at the Greensboro Science Museum. You see a monkey in silhouette, but the most striking feature is the netting.
Here is my entry for The Girl That Dreams Awake 52 Weeks Photo challenge: Week 6- Red.
Please hurry with the next NU book!
Here is my entry for The Girls That Dreams Awake 52 Week Photo Challenge: Week 2 – Food. We recently tried a new restaurant in Greensboro, NC called Crafted the Art of Street Food.
Here are a few pictures from that experience.
A delicious noodle broth that I cannot remember the name.
If you are willing to experiment, this is a great place to go.
Fast-paced military science fiction, one of those you won't want to put down. You simply will not believe that this a first novel for a NU/new author. Remember Andy Weir and "The Martian"? Well, add in the military technology and battles from the likes of David Weber, along with some of the "Ancient Aliens" theories and stories, and you'll have a good idea of what this book is about.
Here is my entry into The Girl That Dreams Awake new 52 Week Photo Challenge.
I just posted a blog entry on our 2001 Mediterranean cruise starting in Venice, Italy. Every photo in that blog was scanned from my 4×6 inch color prints from that time. So we are starting all photos at no better than 300 dpi.
You can check out the complete Venice post HERE. You will find this same photo in color.
In the picture, we see a gondola landing at St. Mark's Square with the Grand Canal in the background and St. George's Greek Orthodox Cathedral on the other side of the canal.


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Fuck me, that was well produced!
By PowerButchi,
August 6, 2018 in Off Topic
PowerButchi
Location:Outside the video shop
Interests:Middle Aged Fuck.
Basically, media which was produced greatly and why.
My gambit is Lambie-Nairn's Channel 4 "blocks" logo, followed by Lord David "Jeans On" Dundas' four note sting (Still the greatest four note sting, and they've started using it again now, they did stop and change it in like 1992 as they had to pay him about a quid every ident play and he was making a few grand a week), and whomever produced the start of channel 4 video. It ebbs, flows, and suits every second, It's tremendous production. Every soft bit, every hard bit, each is related to the programming to come (before it got shit)
Edited August 6, 2018 by PowerButchi
Chest Rockwell 4 posts
Sphinx 3 posts
Gonna throw a rule in here, before it turns into lists, please do the honourable thing and say why you nominated your fine production.
This is immense. 80s sports themes were always amazing (before the licensing of shite music), but this especially fit the feel of what was to come. The shot of Las Vegas, the highlights of the boxers
I'm coming at this from a different direction, one of Black Metal's most well known traits is the utter shitness of its production to the point that I've known bands to record on something they found
Gus Mears
Location:Reading
Couple of things by Nile Rodgers always leap out for me when I think of songs lifted into the stratosphere largely due to his production quality. Upside Down by Diana Ross and Let's Dance by Bowie are so well put together and slick that they make up for not necessarily being the best songs. Let's Dance I really don't think is much without Rodger's intervention and it ended up being a monstrous hit.
Fatty Facesitter
Location:London, on loan from Norfolk
I know this is off-topic, but WWE's production crew have been pumping out excellent video hype packages for some time now and I think they're quite underrated. Easy to forget sometimes, particularly if it's for a feud or product you're not particularly interested in, but you can't knock their production crew.
On a similar note I always thought Top Gear was exceptionally well put together when it was effectively relaunched in the early noughties in terms of some of the car profile packages they'd run. Again, easy to forget considering it was presented by three tosspots, but going by production values alone they put some realy tidy stuff together.
15 minutes ago, Fatty Facesitter said:
I'd agree on that, especially over the first few new series when it wasn't blindingly obvious everything was going to involve tracking shots and aluminium brush filters. Even some of the early special episodes, such as the Botswana challenge, were a cut above the vast majority of UK series at that time.
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Location:Essex
Interests:Not everyone
I have always found this exceptional as a production. So much going on but it all works together.
I was a huge Neptunes/N*E*R*D fan and some of their productions are amazing. This stands out for me as a production standout but most of their 99/2004 out put could be applicable. And to think Michael Jackson rejected it before he even heard it!
I've never heard that outro to I Feel For You before.
The actual production sounds dated now but I always thought the idea of sampling Are Friends Electric? by Gary Numan whilst singing Freak Like Me by Adina Howard over it was nifty. I like how it ends with the riff change too.
On a more high brow note, Black Cow by Steely Dan. I love how the song becomes more layered as it goes on from a simple bass riff, drums and keys.
And this is similar for that. It also sounds timeless despite coming out some 30 years ago. Could easily be a song released today.
Without wanting to fill this up with too many examples, I was literally brought to tears by a particular part in this recently (I never get goosebumps but I tend to cry for some reason).
Around about 12:20 - 22:20 where it transitions. He's incredible in that he's not just DJing but creating music with his keyboard, MIDI controllers, effects controllers etc. as well as using the turntable and samples. I think the pacing and build up in this is great though. The crowd being so into it is the icing on the cake.
Edited August 6, 2018 by Sphinx
Location:Driving The Bandwaggon
Interests:Taylor Swift, Sergio Ramos, Proper Football.
36 minutes ago, Sphinx said:
This is actually a cover of a white label mash up that was setting the dance floors alight, I agree, it's cracking.
I'm coming at this from a different direction, one of Black Metal's most well known traits is the utter shitness of its production to the point that I've known bands to record on something they found at Toys R Us and the subsequent music sounds like a fart in an empty can of Kestrel Super but every now and then (more so now) there are exceptions and the first one that really caught my ears was Dimmu Borgir who were producing super slick songs with orchestral pieces and even properly mixed clean vocals.
Of course this would be laughed at and shat on by the spotty nerds who thought they were well 'ard because they screamed what were likely racist lyrics into a Poundland microphone in their bedroom while wearing gimp spikes around their malnourished wrists.
SuperBacon
I'm a massive hip hop fan, but feel that choosing something from there is a bit too obvious. Was going to go for something by Timbaland, then thought about some of the Teddy Riley stuff (especially with Guy), but for me, the most well produced thing of all time is Destiny Child's The Writing's On The Wall.
She'kspere, Rodney Jerkins (even though he made better hits) have never been more effiicient, the group were confident enough to start writing and producing their own tracks, and it's the last album with the original line up. It's the best produced R&B album of all time.
Go listen to those guitar licks on "No Good" or the synth stabs that start off "Bills, Bills, Bills" and tell me that is not the shit...
I detested this album when it came out as I was a "backpack hip hop fan" in 2000 who would've spat on Timbaland, Neptunes or any of the other R&B people if I'd seen them, but then a few years ago, this album was played in full on a drive to the beach on a decent sound system, and it clicked. It's incredible, unique, and most importantly, has some bangers on it.
There is some amazingly produced tracks of the late 90's/early 2000's R&B genre. Another of which is Brandy & Monica's "The Boy Is Mine". An absolute storming track.
"You trifliiiiiing, good for nothing type of brother..."
Good shout. I grew up listening to them as a young kid through my sister but just thought of them as pop until I read years later that Hot Chip were influenced by them and listened with fresher ears. I'm not that fussed by Hot Chip, but artists from a different genre talking about them piqued my interest. The production is great as the music moves so much. The unconventional beats keep it interesting and I like that there's pauses and bits where the beat drops out to keep it fresh and the focus on the singer/line.
Along these lines, Waterfalls by TLC is smooth as fuck. The bass line, horns, great chorus. Not that keen on Lisa Left Eye's rap on it to be honest but the radio version doesn't include it. Other songs from that album, Crazysexycool, have great production too.
@Sphinx completely agree, an incredible song. No Scrubs is another example of the excellence that She'kspere had in the late 90s despite his awful name.
For another example of near note-perfectly produced R&B, Bobby Brown's second album "Don't Be Cruel" is a genre masterpiece. The album starts off with Don't Be Cruel, My Prerogative, Roni, Rock Wit'cha and Every Little Step. It is slick as fuck.
Sergio Mendacious
Lookout Weekend and When I Hear Music, by Debbie Deb — it was rough the way that the label pretended that Debbie Deb wasn't the person that she actually was, but Pretty Tony basically worked a miracle with someone of very little talent. Really deep, layered production. Similar with Shannon (Let The Music Play, and especially Give Me Tonight), and it lead to a lot of people trying the same trick with the Freestyle genre, and mainly failing.
Still the finest marriage of music and visuals for a TV show for me.
When Ronnie Hazelhurst passed, Matt Berry paid tribute on a Charlie Brooker show about TV themes and how they're a dying breed. Even all these years later, he is right.
4 minutes ago, Keith Houchen said:
Still the finest marriage of music and visuals for a TV show for me
I remember seeing that at the time and feeling guilty for never realising his brilliance. You know Matt Berry is releasing an album of classic theme tunes shortly right?


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Week 14 & 15. Sorry I didn't post last week, I didn't end up getting weighed. I was still feeling a little disheartened and I ended up having quite a social week too so decided to take the pressure off and just enjoy eating and drinking what I wanted for a few days, which I seriously did! But I weighed myself this morning and I've lost 2lbs, taking my weightloss to 16lbs. I've also decided to leave my group; it's something I've been thinking about for a little while. I don't stay to my group sessions, I literally go to get weighed then go home again which costs me £5 a week. I really love Slimming World, and the groups are fantastic. I wholeheartedly recommend them if you're starting your journey. When I first started a few years ago my group was my support system and I couldn't have done it without them, but after all this time I just don't feel like I need the group to reach my target. I get my support from the people who read these blogs posts and my SW Instagram account. So weighing myself at home just makes sense and I can change the day and time I do this. So from next week my weekly weigh in will be on a Saturday morning with this post following shortly afterwards.
On to what I've been eating in the past week. I've eaten out a lot, probably too much actually but it's been great and I've enjoyed every mouthful! But my SW related meals have been some previous favourites such as fish pie, beef & mushroom stroganoff and I made the SW spaghetti carbonara which was amazing. I've also tried a couple of the SW Iceland meals but I'll do a separate post on then at a later date. Still having my usual fruit and yogurt for breakfast but I'm getting a little bored of this now, so looking to change it. Still really enjoying my quiche for lunch though!
Exercise. As well as eating naughty things I've slacked a lot on exercise too, I haven't done as much as I have been doing in previous weeks. I keep missing my Pilates class on Sunday too as I've had l things going on, although I did manage to go to one on Monday morning as I had the day off (still aching from btw!) But I'm starting to really miss it and feeling guilty for missing so much. I feel like I've come a long way and I don't want to lose all of my progress through laziness.
Favourite meal last week? Spagehtti carbonara without a doubt!
Learnt anything new? Group just isn't for me.
Aims for this week? Attend my body sculpt class on Monday evening and run at least 3 times.
Any new dishes to try? I'll be trying another couple of SW Iceland meals. Need to make those brownies too but that'll probably be a job for next weekend.
Mmm that carbonara looks so yummy! I've been thinking about joining slimming world it just seems to be such a good concept. Congratulations on how much you've lost so far!
I keep meaning to join Slimming World, that carbonara looks amaazing.
I joined Slimming World in January and I've lost just over 3 stone now, with just half a stone to my target. I totally get what you mean by the groups. I'm deciding whether to carry on going to get weighed as I'm basically paying to be weighed. And, I don't feel like I need to go to group to stay on plan, as I'm motivated enough. I'm yet to add in any type of excerise, apart from dog walking. So, thats my next aim!
You've done so well. I love seeing what other people eat on SW and what meals they recommend.
I left my SW group a few months ago as I was happy with the weight I was at and begrudged paying £5 to just be weighed, I did used to stay to group but having 3 kids with me at group wasn't ideal. Since leaving I have gained a good 7lbs. So I've decided now is the time to start it properly again (doing it at home not group) and love your SW updates you inspire me to get my SW mojo back!


All mothers have a simple recipe for their school-going kids in the morning. A glass of milk. Are you sure it's the best food for all the fussy eaters or over-worked mothers who thought that milk was the best alternate complete food?
What the medical fraternity, including allopathic and ayurvedic doctors say is milk should not ideally be had by everyone on an empty stomach. It depends on what body composition you have.
Small kids generally don't realise that if they have a glass of milk without anything to supplement it like almonds, banana, or bread toast, it leaves an uneasy feeling in the stomach. Some kids complain of having the feeling of going to the washroom immediately after they drink milk. Even if one doesn't go to the washroom, the uneasiness subsides after a while.
Mothers consider it an excuse, but it isn't. Different body types react differently to milk. If a glass of milk early in the morning gives a loose motion-kind of a feeling in the stomach, its because of the milk.
Bring a little change. Give some healthy food, like almonds, egg, bread toast, poha or anything that you give for breakfast before the child drinks milk. If having a certain ingredient on an empty stomach revs up your energy or leaves you with a irritable feeling, indicates a change in your food.
Ayurveda says if you are air dominated (vata) or water-dominated (kapha), do not have milk on an empty stomach. Those prone to cough and flu should not have it the first thing in morning.
People with hyper acidic tendency can have cold milk. Calcium when mixed with acid turns into salt and relieves acute acidity. A person with food allergies must be careful.
Is your child suffering from SDD (Screen Dependency Disorder)?


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Old Spanish Trail
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Nevada Historical Markers #31, 32, 33, 34, 139, 140, 141, 142
The route of the Old Spanish Trail.
Location: New Mexico, Colorado, Utah, Arizona, Nevada, California
Added to NRHP: October 6, 1988 (Utah section),
August 22, 2001 (Nevada section)
March 21, 2008 boundary increase (Nevada section)
NRHP Reference#: 88001181 (Utah section),
01000863 (Nevada Section)
08000229 boundary increase (Nevada section)
MARKERS #: 31, 32, 33, 34, 139, 140, 141, 142
The Old Spanish Trail is a historic trade route which connected the northern New Mexico settlements near or in Santa Fe, New Mexico with that of Los Angeles, California and southern California. Approximately 1,200 mi (1,900 km) long, it ran through areas of high mountains, arid deserts, and deep canyons. It is considered one of the most arduous of all trade routes ever established in the United States. Explored, in part, by Spanish explorers as early as 1776, the Trail saw extensive use by pack trains from about 1830 until the mid-1850s.
The name of the trail comes from the publication of John C. Frémont's Report of his 1844 journey for the U.S. Topographical Corps. guided by Kit Carson from California to New Mexico. The name acknowledges the fact that parts of the trail had been known to the Spanish since the seventeenth century.[1][2] Frémont's report named a trail that had already been in use for about 15 years. The trail is significant to New Mexico history, because it established an arduous but usable trade route with California.
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The exploration of the West by Jedediah Smith
The trail is combination of known trails that were established by Spanish explorers, trappers and traders with the Ute and other tribes of Indians. The eastern areas of what became called the Old Spanish Trail, including southwest Colorado and southeast Utah, was explored by Juan Maria de Rivera in 1765. Franciscan missionaries Francisco Atanasio Domínguez and Silvestre Vélez de Escalante unsuccessfully attempted the trip to California, which was just being settled, leaving Santa Fe in 1776 and making it all the way into the Great Basin near Utah Lake before returning via the Arizona Strip. Other expeditions under another Franciscan missionary Francisco Garcés, and Captain Juan Bautista de Anza then explored and traded in the southern part of the region, finding shorter and less arduous routes through the mountains and deserts which connected Sonora to New Mexico and California, but did not become part of the Old Spanish Trail, with the exception of some of the paths through the Mojave Desert. The middle part of the trail through Nevada and California was worked out by trappers led by Jedediah Smith in about 1827. [3]
A route linking New Mexico to California, combining information from many explorers, was opened in 1829-30 when Santa Fe merchant Antonio Armijo led a trade party of 60 men and 100 mules to California. Using a short cut discovered by Rafael Rivera the previous year, the Armijo party was able to stitch together a route that connected the routes of the Rivera and Domínguez-Escalante Expeditions and the Jedediah Smith explorations with the approaches to San Gabriel Mission through the Mojave along the Mojave River. After this date, the route began to be used by traders for usually a single annual round trip. [4] Upon the return of Antonio Armijo, the governor of New Mexico immediately announced the success to his superiors in Mexico City. As a reward, the governor officially named Armijo "Commander for the Discovery of the Route to California."
Word spread about the successful trade expedition and some commerce began between Santa Fe and Los Angeles. This commerce usually consisted of one mule-laden pack train from Santa Fe with 20 to 200 members, with roughly twice as many mules, bringing New Mexico goods hand-woven by Indians, such as serapes and blankets, to California. California had many horses and mules, many growing wild, with no local market, which were readily traded for hand-woven Indian products. Usually two blankets were traded for one horse, more blankets were usually required for a mule. California had almost no wool processing industry and few weavers, so woven products were a welcome commodity. The trading party usually left New Mexico in early November to take advantage of winter rains to cross the deserts on the trail and would arrive in California in early February. The return party would usually leave California for New Mexico in early April to get over the trail before the water holes dried up and the melting snow raised the rivers too high. The return party often consisted of several hundred to a few thousand horses and mules. Low-scale emigration from New Mexico to California used parts of the trail in the late 1830s when the trapping trade began to die. The trail was also used for illicit purposes, namely to raid the California ranchos for horses and for an extensive Indian slave trade. These horse raids were made by Mexicans, ex-trappers and Indian tribes who together stole hundreds to thousands of horses in one raid. Native Americans, usually women and children, were captured and sold to Mexican ranchers, etc., in both California and New Mexico for domestic servants. Mexican traders and Indian raiding parties both participated in this slave trade. The consequences of this human trafficking had a long-standing effect for those who lived along the trail, even after the trail was no longer in use. Intermittent Indian warfare along the trail often resulted from these slave raids by unscrupulous traders and raiding Indians.
John C. Frémont, "The Great Pathfinder," took the route, guided by Kit Carson, in 1844 and named it in his reports written up in about 1848. New Mexico-California trade continued until the mid-1850s, when a shift to the use of freight wagons and the development of wagon trails made the old pack trail route obsolete. By 1846 both New Mexico and California had become U.S. territories as a result of the Mexican-American War of 1846-1848, and after 1848 large numbers of Mormon immigrants were settling in Utah, Nevada and California all along the trail, affecting both trade interests and tolerance for the slavery of American Natives.
Place names used in this article refer to present-day states and communities. Few (if any) settlements existed along the trail before 1850, although many of the geologic features along the Trail retain their Spanish designations.
The route of the Old Spanish Trail in southeastern Utah
Map of the Mojave River drainage basin
The central route of the Old Spanish Trail, which had to swing north to avoid the impassable Grand and Glen Canyons on the Colorado River, ran northwest from Santa Fe through southwestern Colorado, past the San Juan Mountains, Mancos, and Dove Creek, entering Utah near present day Monticello, Utah. The trail then proceeded north through difficult terrain to Spanish Valley near today's Moab, Utah, where it crossed the difficult and wide Colorado River and then turned northwest to cross the treacherous Green River near present day Green River, Utah. The route then passed through (or around) the San Rafael Swell, the northernmost reach of the Trail. Entering the Great Basin in Utah via Salina Canyon, the trail turned southwest following the Sevier River, Santa Clara River and Virgin River before ascending the Mormon Plateau and hitting the Muddy River in present-day Nevada. From there, it was a 55 miles (89 km) waterless trip crossing southern Nevada to the springs at Las Vegas, Nevada. From Las Vegas, the trail went across the Mojave desert from Mountain, Resting, Salt and Bitter springs (which were sometimes dry), each about a day's travel apart across the Mojave Desert until it reached the only intermittently-dependable Mojave River. The river was followed to a point near Cajon Pass over the San Bernardino Mountains. If parts of the Mojave River were dry, travelers could sometimes find water by digging in the old river bed. The mountains were descended to reach the coastal plains where the Mission San Gabriel Arcángel and El Pueblo de Los Ángeles in California were located. In all, the route involved several dry sections with limited grass and sometimes limited water, crossed two deserts, and was often littered with the bones of horses that had died of thirst.[5] The route could only be used semi-reliably in winter when winter rains or snows deposited water in the desert. In summer, there was often no water and the oppressive heat were literally killers. A single round trip per year was about all that was feasible. Later parts of the trail were used for winter access to California when other trails were closed by snow. Alternate routes for this journey existed through central Colorado and through the Arizona Strip.
Although few traces of the early traders trail remain, the Trail is now commemorated in many local street and road names, and numerous historical markers in the states that it crossed. It is listed as the Old Spanish National Historic Trail by the Bureau of Land Management and National Park Service. Portions of US 160 in Colorado and US 191 in Utah are similarly designated.
See Also: National Trail map of Old Spanish Trail[6]
In 1988, a section of the trail in Arches National Park was placed on the National Register of Historic Places.[7][8]
In 2001, the section of the Trail that runs across Nevada from the Arizona border to California (known as the "Old Spanish Trail-Mormon Road Historic District") was placed on the National Register of Historic Places.[9][10]
^ History of The Old Spanish Trail MuseumTrail.org, San Luis Valley Museum Association. Retrieved on 2008-08-05.
^ Old Spanish Trail Association. Retrieved on 2008-08-05
^ Hafen, LeRoy and Hafen, Ann W.; Old Spanish Trail; pp 109-129; University of Nebraska Press; 1993; ISBN 978-0803272613
^ Warren, Elizabeth von Till. "The Old Spanish National Historic Trail." Old Spanish Trail Association. Reproduced from Pathways Across America. (Summer 2004) by the Partnership for the National Trail System.
^ Hafen, LeRoy, op. cit; pp131-154;Trail Makers
^ National Trail map of Old Spanish Trail[1]
^ "National Register of Historic Places". http://www.nationalregisterofhistoricplaces.com/UT/Grand/state.html. Retrieved 2007-05-30. "Period of significance (1750-1849)"
^ Mehls, S.F. (1986). "Old Spanish Trail". Classified Structure Field Invetory Report-National Register of Historic Places Registration Form. National Park Service. http://pdfhost.focus.nps.gov/docs/NRHP/Text/88001181.pdf. Retrieved 2009-05-03.
^ "National Register of Historic Places". http://www.nationalregisterofhistoricplaces.com/NV/Clark/state.html. Retrieved 2007-05-30.
^ McBride, Terri with Stanton D. Rolf (2001). "Old Spanish Trail-Mormon Road Historic District". National Register of Historic Places-Registration Form. National Park Service. http://pdfhost.focus.nps.gov/docs/NRHP/Text/01000863.pdf. Retrieved 2009-04-26.
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Uwaila Vera Omozuwa: Student raped and killed in church wanted to become a minister
Lagos, Nigeria — Uwaila Vera Omozuwa was studying microbiology at university in Nigeria's Benin City, but her passion was theology.
Even after she gained admission to the University of Benin last year, the 22-year-old didn't stop taking theological classes at a local parish of the Redeemed Christian Church of God in Edo State, her older sister Judith Omozuwa told CNN.
Despite the best efforts of doctors to save her life, Omozuwa, whom her family described as "kind and intelligent," died days after the attack.
"She wanted to be a minister and preach the word of God. The church was her favorite place to be," Judith, 24, said by phone. "That she was murdered where she always found peace is just devastating."
Omozuwa usually went to the church on weekdays to study to avoid distractions from her siblings at home, her sister said.
The student went more regularly in recent months as her university was one of the dozens shuttered by authorities as part of measures to halt the coronavirus pandemic in Nigeria.
On the day her sister was attacked, Judith said she walked with her to the gate of their home before she left for church — not knowing that it would be the last time she'd see her sister alive.
"Uwa complained that we made a lot of noise at home watching TV and it was getting worse now that everyone is at home.
"That day she was wearing one of my clothes and I was teasing her.
"She said that is what sisters do."
A man has been arrested in connection with Omozuwa's death and police say forensics show that she been hit on the head with a fire extinguisher found at the scene.
Edo Police Command spokesman Chidi Nwabuzor told reporters earlier this week: "The item used in the assault, which was a fire extinguisher, was recovered. Immediately the operatives… screened the fingerprints, which led to our suspect."
Omozuwa's family told CNN that medics said she was raped, but the police have stopped short of calling it rape and instead described it as "inhumane sexual assault."
Rape is considered a stigma in most Nigerian families and it's extraordinary for her family to reveal that this happened to her, Amnesty International Nigeria Director Osai Ojigho told CNN.
"It shows how police are unwilling to even investigate rape cases and will rather probe murder allegations. Both are heinous crimes and none should be dismissed for the other," Ojigho said.
CNN has made several attempts to reach the police team in charge of the investigation with no response so far.
However, for the first time in recent years, Nigeria's police said it planned to strengthen its response to gender-based violence, adding that it had deployed special detectives across the country to work on gender violence cases.
"This is to strengthen and enhance the capacity of the units to respond to increasing challenges of sexual assaults and domestic/gender-based violence linked with the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic and other social ills within the country," the statement announcing the change said.
The force is also calling on citizens to come forward with information that could assist them in ongoing probes of sexual assault and domestic violence cases in the country, Nigeria police spokesman Frank Mba said in the statement.
Violence against women is a daily reality in Nigeria, where 25% of girls have experienced sexual violence before the age of 18, compared with 10% of boys, according to a 2014 UNICEF study.
Omozuwa's death is part of a recent spate of violence involving young women in Nigeria and the killing has become a rallying cry as women call on authorities to tackle gender-based violence in the West African nation.
A group of university students marched to the police station in Benin City in protest on Tuesday, and Nigerians have been using the twin hashtags #JusticeForUwa and #SayNoToRapists to speak out against violence against women and girls.
Police say they have 11 suspects in custody in connection with the recent alleged gang rape of a 12-year old girl, according to local media reports.
Just days after Omozuwa's death, another name was trending on social media — this time a teenage college student in the southwest of the country who was allegedly raped and murdered at her family home, according to local media reports.
Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari called Omozuwa's killing a "barbaric act" in a tweet on Tuesday and offered his "deepest condolences" to friends and the victim's family.
He added that he expects the Nigerian police to "speedily and diligently" investigate the case to ensure justice.
Meanwhile, rights group Amnesty International has called on the Nigerian government to declare a "national crisis" on rape.
"No matter where you are in Nigeria … every woman and girl is at risk of rape."
Osai Ojigho, Amnesty International
Amnesty's Ojigho told CNN that authorities need a zero-tolerance approach to end the violence targeted at women.
"No matter where you are in Nigeria, in the north or south, in the city or rural, Christian or Muslim, every woman and girl is at risk of rape. Nowhere is safe or immune to this violent crime against women," Ojigho said.
Nigeria's National Human Rights Commission said it was looking into Omozuwa's death and also released a video on Twitter asking Nigerian men to resist rape thoughts.
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Voices is the second studio album by American electronic rock duo Phantogram, released February 18, 2014 by Republic Records. It was produced by the band and John Hill. Steven Drozd of the Flaming Lips contributed to the song "Never Going Home".

Reception

The album received a Metacritic score of 74 out of 100 based on 23 critics, indicating generally favorable reviews. Alternative Press critic Reed Fischer rated the album 4.5 out of 5 stars, saying that Phantogram "pull away from the pack" on their latest album, and that their "electronic and electric guitar alchemy has simultaneously become more infectious and complex than ever before".

The album debuted at No. 11 on the Billboard 200, and No. 3 on Top Rock Albums, selling around 20,000 in the first week. The album sold 115,000 copies in the United States as of July 2016.

In media
"Black Out Days" was featured in Twilight: Full Moon, the "Kill Me, Kill Me, Kill Me" (2014) episode of How to Get Away with Murder, The Originals (episode six, season one),  and the "Impractical Applications" (2016) episode of The Magicians.

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References

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import Database.DB_JobOverviewHandler;
import Model.Day;
import Model.Job;
import Model.Session;
import View.CurrentStage;
import javafx.collections.ObservableList;
import javafx.fxml.FXML;
import javafx.fxml.FXMLLoader;
import javafx.fxml.Initializable;
import javafx.scene.Parent;
import javafx.scene.Scene;
import javafx.scene.control.Button;
import javafx.scene.control.TableColumn;
import javafx.scene.control.TableView;
import javafx.scene.control.cell.PropertyValueFactory;
import javafx.stage.Stage;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.net.URL;
import java.util.ResourceBundle;

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        CurrentStage.getCurrentStage().close();
        CurrentStage.setCurrentStage(stage);
        CurrentStage.showCurrentStage();
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