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Lover Created, Because, Destroyed
Such an honor to see my review of Luis Panini's book The Destruction of the Lover published in Tupelo Quarterly. My review seeks to articulate Lawrence Schimel's translation of Panini's original Spanish text, a translation that forms part of the Pleiades Press Series in Translation.
Tupelo is a journal I've admired for so long. One that publishes readable yet labored yet unexpected poetry. Seeing my sentences alongside those of Tupelo's other writers is an encouraging sight. One I hope to see (at least!) once more.
Below is the introduction to this month's reviews, as written by the journal's editor Kristina Marie Darling.
I'm thrilled to introduce three new additions to the Reviews Page at Tupelo Quarterly. First, Travis Chi Wing Lau has contributed an incisive piece on Rachel Galvin's Elevated Threat Level. Lau offers a beautifully rendered discussion of an accomplished book, as well as a thought-provoking meditation on stylistic innovation, contemporary politics, and otherness. Additionally, Kate Hanson Foster has written a lyric appreciation of Sarah Sousa's See the Wolf, using this gorgeous work as a point of entry to larger questions about language, culture, and violence. Lastly, Ana Maria Caballaro engages Luis Panini's Destruction of the Lover in prose as vibrant as the book itself.
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Making the Bhagavad Gita Work for You
After years of yoga, retreats and sessions with spiritual teachers, I was
The silence of the poem returns: Perhaps it is by sudden, suburban
Sick Talk
My poem "Sick Talk," published by Washington DC-based journal "The Potomac."

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Launched in 2012 when the entire world associated a double monk with a dusty, dated, even unfashionable shoe, Pandore shook up the landscape. This "double monk" has a unique identity and particular charm. It asymmetric pattern jettisons the model into the modern age. The perforated line on the straight toe underlines the status aspect of a traditional "monk" without weighing it down by being too present elsewhere. Model proposed in a Blake construction with closed channel stitching.
The Bachmann ankle boot crosses various inspirations. Obviously the retro automobile universe since it was developed for the Bachmann company that bears the name of the famous racing car driver. Then the 1930s figure skating universe and 1920s boxing shoes complete the influences of this inimitable model that has become a house classic. The boot comes with welt stitching that has a Vibram commando sole.
Myrqvist Skytteholm is an Adelaide Oxford featuring punched brogue details, made up in a lush medium brown suede. It is built on a classic leather sole. It is Goodyear welted and made on Myrqvist's first last, which features a slightly chiseled toe and semi-squared shape. The unique look of this last is achieved by a higher instep and a somewhat narrower shape. This version comes with a half rubber sole, and sizing has been adjusted - there is no need to size down half a size with this shoe.
A lovely apron derby in a stunning grain calf leather, the 5264V1 is shaped over the C last, Stefano Bemer's first and most elegant last. The C has a classic look and is rather easy fitting, with a width close to an E and an average instep angle. The C last is the starting point of of most of Stefano Bemer's bespoke lasts produced. Each shoe is shipped with lasted shoe trees and a beautiful wooden box for proper storage. The shipping timeframe depends on the availability of sizes. Once your order leaves Stefano Bemer's store, orders take an average of 3-5 days to arrive to the destination. Please note that prices for Stefano Bemer may vary depending on shipping destination. The actual price is calculated at checkout.
This model features a fully leather lined with leather insole Goodyear welted, channel-stitched leather sole and quarter rubber tip. Tapered heel like a bespoke shoe. Handcrafted in the company's specialist workshop it is a refined two-eyelet Derby shoe in brown calf leather. Fully hand-crafted with a hand-sewn apron and fiddle back sole. Part of the Holden & Green English Classics collection.
This shoe is absolute luxury. The Gold Cup A/O 1-Eye Boat Shoe features ultra-soft lambskin linings and leather welt detail to enhance comfort and durability. Tried and true, this A/O is up for any adventure. It has got lambskin linings which surround the foot in ultra-soft and enduring comfort. The genuine hand-sewn uppers feature a rich, full grain leathers and True Moc construction to ensure longevity of wear. 360° lacing system provides a secure, customized fit. Genuine rawhide lace. Leather welt provides added durability and the non-marking wedge outsole with razor-cut Wave-Siping™ delivers outstanding wet/dry traction. Finally, the latex outsole and cushioned Ortholite® footbed provide all-day comfort. Simply great value for money.
Empowering adventure since 1935, the Authentic Original has become an icon of seaworthy style. With genuine leather materials and hand-sewn for durability. It has a signature 360° lacing system for a secure fit, and Wave-Siping™ for ultimate wet/dry traction. These classics are just as purpose-built now as they were back then. Genuine hand-sewn Tru-Moc construction for durable comfort. Genuine all leather upper allows for years of wear 360° Lacing System™ with rust proof eyelets for a secure fit. Shock absorbing EVA heel cup for added comfort. Non-marking, rubber outsole with Razor-Cut Wave-Siping™ for ultimate dry/wet traction make this shoe a must have for this summer.
The Authentic Original, elevated to the Gold Cup standard with soft lambskin linings, rich leather uppers, 18k gold-plated eyelets, and a classic leather welt construction for durability. With our 360° lacing system for a secure fit and razor-cut Wave-Siping™ for traction on wet and dry surfaces, this is a purpose-built icon at its finest. The luxury lambskin linings surround the foot in ultra-soft and enduring comfort. Genuine hand-sewn uppers feature rich, full grain leathers and true moccasin construction to ensure longevity of wear. 360° lacing system with 18K gold plated eyelets provides a secure, customized fit. Genuine rawhide lace. The leather welt provides added durability and non-marking outsole with razor cut Wave-Siping™ delivers outstanding wet/dry traction. Finally, the latex outsole and cushioned Ortholite® footbed combine to provide all-day comfort. Simply great value for money.
Fine polishing brush made with natural goat's hair. Finest and softest bristles provide smooth and gleaming surfaces. The perfect tool for laying down the finishing touches on a mirror finish.
Saphir's Médaille d'Or Renovateur Suede Spray cleans, recolours and waterproofs suede and nubuck. It contains an almond oil that helps maintain the silky appearance of suede, while protecting them against water stains. Safe to use on even the finest suede - contains no silicone. Available in neutral, suitable for use on all colours. Made in France.
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Myrqvist Skytteholm is an Adelaide Oxford featuring punched brogue details, made up in a lush brown suede. It is built on a classic leather sole. It is Goodyear welted and made on Myrqvist's first last, which features a slightly chiseled toe and semi-squared shape. The unique look of this last is achieved by a higher instep and a somewhat narrower shape.
Myrqvist Gyllsjö is a Chukka boot made up in a lush dark brown suede, paired with a studded rubber sole. Goodyear welted and made on Myrqvist's first last, which features a slightly chiseled toe and semi-squared shape. The unique look of this last is achieved by a higher instep and a somewhat narrower shape. Myrqvist's sizes are slightly smaller than most, so we recommend sizing up half a size.
A perfect summer shoe with distinguished lines, the 1210 is shaped over the J last, Stefano Bemer's signature last. The J last enhances elegantly and sensually the curve of the instep towards the ball line. The elongated nose, elevated instep and slimmer width (between a D and an E) makes this last contemporary without diminishing its elegance. Each shoe is shipped with lasted shoe trees and a beautiful wooden box for proper storage. The shipping timeframe depends on the availability of sizes. Once your order leaves Stefano Bemer's store, orders take an average of 3-5 days to arrive to the destination. Note: the sole pictured to the left is of another Stefano Bemer model, but is of the same type for this shoe. Please note that prices for Stefano Bemer may vary depending on shipping destination. The actual price is calculated at checkout.
Available in Black Pebble Grain/Black Suede and in London Tan Grain. Goodyear welted, fully leather lined, double leather/Dainite rubber sole. Made in Northampton, England. Free shipping including tracking within the United Kingdom. Shipping to most worldwide destinations using FedEx or Royal Mail.
Black Suede Chukka boot with black Cordovan strap. Goodyear welted, fully leather lined, double leather/Dainite rubber sole. Made in Northampton, England. Free shipping including tracking within the United Kingdom. Shipping to most worldwide destinations using FedEx or Royal Mail.
Few shoemakers have succeeded as well as Rivolta in making a classic boat shoe with a fresh design twist. Wear sockless for maximum summer feeling. Any of these three colour combinations will work whether ashore or on deck.
Blue can certainly be a great complement to the classic black shoe, especially in this subtle blue nuance. A full brogue on a classic, round last. Made from the finest full grain calf leather, with a single leather sole.
A Derby with five eyelets is perhaps the most classic and versatile all Derbys. Make it up on this classic rounded last, and you have a model that makes a great addition to any gentleman's shoe collection. Perfect for casual or semi-casual occasions.
Fully leather lined shoes with leather insole. Goodyear welted with closed channel stitching. Leather sole. Tapered heel with quarter rubber tip (similar to a bespoke shoe). The Holden and Green Thomas is a refined two eyelet split toe derby in brown calf leather. Fully handcrafted in Holden & Green's specialist workshop, with a handsewn apron and fiddle waist sole. A must have for every gentleman's shoe collection.
Almini's latest creation: this Chelsea boot is the only one in the world constructed using a single piece of leather for the upper with Metodo Almini Reverse. No stitching and no joints make for an aesthetically pleasing masterpiece. It is made up in a soft hand coated calf leather, creating a boot that fits like a glove. We worked this leather and rubber sole to look just like a classical rounded leather sole.
Almini's signature Triple Infinite stitching makes for a complex hand-made work of art. They combine the unique Metodo Almini construction with a soft baby calf, making this shoe extremely comfortable and light as a feather. Slim single leather sole and hand coated uppers.
Chelsea boot in soft cordovan leather. Blake Rapid construction. Leather lined. Leather and rubber outsole. This type of cordovan is particularly soft and resilient. Purchased items will be dispatched within five business days of the order, although most will be dispatched within three days. Please allow up to 14 business days for international shipments to arrive.
Contemporary logger boot with brogue details in cordovan leather. Goodyear welt construction. Leather lined with rubber outsole. Purchased items will be dispatched within five business days of the order, although most will be dispatched within three days. Please allow up to 14 business days for international shipments to arrive.
Biella II is Italigente's newest take on the split toe Derby. Made in Montegranaro in Italy's largest shoemaking region Marche. Handcrafted in calf leather from renowned Tannerie D'Annonay in France or the Italian tannery Ilcea. Leather with a hand painted finish. Blake/Rapid construction which is easily resoled exactly the same way as a Goodyear welted shoe. Uppers cut by hand. New durable thin city rubber sole, perfect for rainy days. Made on the classic round 15 last. Your order will normally be delivered within 2-5 business days within Europe. International delivery is 5-10 days.
A plain Oxford for formal and business occasions. Made on a classic round last using the finest full grain calf leather. You can never go wrong with a plain Oxford: you can wear it with just about any business attire, or even with a dinner suit.
Superbly sophisticated and elegant, the 6430 is shaped over the C last, Stefano Bemer's first and most elegant last. The C has a classic look and is rather easy fitting, with a width close to an E and an average instep angle. The C last is still the starting point of most of Stefano Bemer's bespoke lasts produced. Each shoe is shipped with lasted shoe trees and a beautiful wooden box for proper storage. The shipping timeframe depends on the availability of sizes. Once your order leaves Stefano Bemer's store, orders take an average of 3-5 days to arrive to the destination. Note: the sole pictured to the left is of another Stefano Bemer model, but is of the same type for this shoe. Please note that prices for Stefano Bemer may vary depending on shipping destination. The actual price is calculated at checkout.
A three eyelet Derby on a classic round last, but with a robust commando sole. The black colour makes for an interesting combination of formal and casual. Great for rainy days, or for a walk in the countryside.
A lovely slipper with a closed heel, in red calf leather with blue piping. You can easily slip into this comfortable shoe without having to use a shoe horn.
A lovely slipper with a closed heel, in blue calf leather with red piping. You can easily slip into this comfortable shoe without having to use a shoe horn.
A lovely quality slipper with an open heel, made up in red calf leather with blue piping. This is the perfect shoe for lazy days at home.
A lovely slipper with an open heel, made up in blue calf leather with red piping.
Saphir Pommadier Cream Polish - 75 ml Saphir Pommadier Cream Polish Medaille d'Or is uniquely formulated to produce a soft matte patina (vs. a wax polish's high-gloss patina) while providing deep nourishment and recoloring. Because Saphir's Medaille d'Or Cream Polish contains a high concentration of pigments and nutrients, we recommend using cream polishes every time you polish your shoes. Then, if you want to make more of a statement with your shoes, you can use the wax polish on the toe box where a gloss finish shows up best. This cream polish is especially effective at recoloring faded, scratched, or scuffed leather while providing deep nourishment of the leather to maintain overall leather health and prevent cracking. The unique formulation of Saphir Medaille d'Or Cream Polish allows the use of a greater variety of waxes (more than seven), shea butter, all-natural pine-based turpentine, and high-quality pigments to make this cream polish the best and most effective you will ever use. It is guaranteed to produce an incomparable patina while protecting and maintaining the overall health of the leather. How to use: Remove dust and dirt from shoes. Apply a small amount of polish with a cotton chamois or dauber (less is more). Massage the polish into the leather using circular motions. Allow to dry and then buff using a horsehair brush. Notes: If your shoes are particularly dirty or full of wax, silicone, or resin deposits, it is important to first clean and unclog the leather pores with the help of Saphir Reno'Mat. This is especially important before using Saphir Medaille d'Or for the first time, as silicone and resin deposits from ordinary polishes seal the leather pores and will prevent Saphir from penetrating the surface. Otherwise, first clean with Saphir Cleaning Soap. Use Saphir Renovateur Medaille d'Or as a base coat to fully nourish and moisturize the leather. Use Saphir Cream Polish when re-pigmenting is needed to repair fading, scratched, or scuffed leather. Colors can be mixed to produce special patinas. Follow-up with Saphir Pate de Luxe wax polish on the toe box for a high-gloss shine.
The Saphir Medaille d'Or Renovateur Cleaner and Conditioner is considered by shoe aficionados to be the absolute best all-purpose shoe care product available worldwide. Saphir Renovateur is appropriate for use as a conditioner during a normal shine or used alone between shines. Most-popular Saphir product. All-purpose cleaner and conditioner. Perfect for smooth calfskin, crocodile, alligator, ostrich, and cordovan. Water-based formulation - no solvents. Rejuvenates leather through deep conditioning. Contains waxes for soft matte patina. Made in France.
The Saphir Médaille d'Or Pâte de Luxe is an all-natural wax polish based on beeswax, turpentine, and carnauba with six other nutrient waxes. Widely consider to be the best polish in the world, Saphir Médaille d'Or is used by shoe aficionados worldwide to deliver high-gloss shoe shine. Contains no harmful resins or silicones. Produces unparalleled high-gloss shine. Contains 7 different waxes. All-natural, pine-based turpentine. Thirteen available colours. Select colour for polishing notes. Made in France.
Both old fashioned and incredibly modern, this soft and light loafer is the perfect companion for every classy event in the summer. Slim single leather sole, constructed using the unique Metodo Almini Reverse. Hand coated calf upper with hand made stitchings.
Almini's Penny loafer is made up in a soft hand coated calf leather, creating an everyday companion that is in equal parts stylish and comfortable. Single leather sole, constructed using the unique Metodo Almini Reverse.
Almini's Graziano is a smooth, light and flexible Apron Derby. Almini's signature pinched stitching and hand coated patina add personality. Constructed using the unique Metodo Almini Reverse.


Cycling. It's faster than skating, cheaper than driving and apparently better for you than walking. But the standard bike is not a typically simple object to manoeuvre or pop into the car with little thought. Hence the folding bike exists; but then comes the question of how quick it will be to fold and transport and can the ride be comfortable enough for the daily commute or light weekend trail? Well, we've been investigating all this with the £2,069 Birdy Speed folding bike (Mark 3) - a German design from Riese & Müller that aims to shatter the conception of sacrifice that comes with the foldable bike purchase.
The Birdy doesn't look like it's been crafted to suit practicality, which is something that could not be said about the comparable Brompton bikes with their classical design approach - and in general terms the fact is that most foldable bike designs get a lot of stick about looking a bit weird. Instead the Birdy loses the notion of stiff lined frames for muscular curves and stylish detail and proportion. Our all white hydroformed frame with black contrasting handlebars and seat-post projects the 21st century modernist bicycle design throughout - cyan, graphite matt black and lime frame colours are also available with optional contrasting coloured components.
More pleasingly the spec sheet reads like a good 'off the shelf' road bike too. With a single-piece high-grade aluminium frame, aluminium everything else (well almost), full suspension, hydraulic Shimano Deore disk brakes, Shimano Ultegra 9-speed derailleur gearing and high pressure Schwalbe Marathon Racer tyres. It's a very tight build and feels fairly indestructible in both its unfolded and folded states. A kickstand stops the bike from falling over on uneven ground; although such hard surface topples have already met our Birdy and after feeling the full brunt of the pain our little Birdy has only claimed what we like to call 'character building' paint scuffs - so very minor damage, all in all, with the build quality proving to be extremely durable. Everything listed above inevitably helps to justify the £2,069 asking price, but the ride and foldable design both need to be up to a high standard too, and we reveal the outcome of our thorough testing of these important practical points below.
You may well be scratching your head asking 'where's the hinge?' - there isn't one! Yes, Riese & Müller present an unconventional foldable design that makes quite a lot of sense. You see, the rotation contacts within the suspension on the front and rear wheel serve as folding points. On our first attempt to fold the Birdy with no instructions to hand it was not intuitive enough for us to just go ahead and complete the task - we admittedly got confused and failed. So we turned to YouTube to see how it's done, where we were presented with the impressive skills of some riders completing the entire fold in less than 10 seconds. The basic way to think about it is that it's a four step process: The back wheel needs to be tucked in, the saddle can be clipped to fully slide down, then the front wheel can be unclipped via the suspension support to collapse into the now compact shape formed, and lastly the handlebar unclips to neatly swivel aside. Once the order of dissembling is grasped the process becomes easier and quicker by the day - we can currently proudly boast completing the fold in under 30 seconds!
In this state the bike is fairly easy to manage on trips from the house to the car. We were pleased and surprised to find that the Birdy happily sits in the boot of our BMW MINI Cooper without the seats folded down! But we've learnt the hard way that you don't want to carry it for half an hour around a busy city environment, as such constant lugging of this 11kg mass will only end in soreness. Instead a luggage wheeler accessory that clips on is a must have and will allow the bike to be glided around if going any distance where cycling is off limits. We've got so quick at unfolding/folding that we can stop outside a shop or building, hop off, fold the bike and take it with us. It's far quicker than finding somewhere to chain the bike and much safer than leaving it rested outside.
Folding bikes have often been engineered with nearly all the focus on the foldable design, making the ride a stiff by-product suitable for near exclusive on-road riding. The Birdy is ironically a large breath of fresh air and its design has evidently been considered to marry ride and foldability into a complete package. Foremost it's an easy bike to hop onto due to that low profile step-through frame - a very important factor for us when mounting and dismounting in busy urban environments. The feel of the bike on a tactile level was pleasing too. We all commented on the substantial grip the handlebars provide, and the fast gearing is within comfortable reach. Furthermore, the saddle isn't an ache to rest on for strenuous up-hill cycles and long riding durations - it feels in terms of posture like a full-sized upright cycling experience. Not to neglect to mention that hot-swapping between riders of different heights is as easy as it can be, with quick-release height-adjustable stem and seat-posts (persons between 1.50m - 1.95m in height).
What the Birdy does particularly well is to tear up the well known image of the slow and dithery folding bike. The single frame design, downforce elastomer suspension and high pressured 18" wheels establish a firm yet smooth ride that can happily exceed 35mph. This engineering makes the Birdy not really ride like a folding bike but instead feel more like a hybrid. Acceleration is quick with the 9 speed gearing leveraging a dramatic difference between each ratio increase. Gears change in a snap and skipping multiples at a time is no concern at all - the chain always establishes connection. This is tremendous for cycling within urban environments where jetting away from drivers who are oblivious to your presence can be a genuine threat. Moreover we can tackle steep inclines for half an hour with little exhaustion to show for it. Relentless peddling moves the Birdy along quickly and if you take it easy after putting the work in the Birdy will reward you with mighty progressive momentum. Seriously this thing freewheels for what seems like an eternity! All of which make this bicycle an enjoyable experience to be saddled on top of, and whilst the centre of gravity obviously feels lower and turning a little less punctual, we don't find we are top heavy or ill-balanced when zigzagging around obstacles or making last second turning decisions. We found the Birdy lent practical zippiness on our short stints around cobbled city streets with heavy traffic, and on longer commutes it fills the gap with comfort and real enjoyment.
Bringing all this speed to a stop are the hydraulic Shimano Deore disk brakes which we found take longer to get accustomed to than the folding design! Be warned: a squeeze on these and the Birdy thuds to a definite stop. Whilst it's nice to know such immediate braking is available, it's hard to remember this when we preemptively tap the brakes without paying much thought, like we normally would on a road bike, and have the Birdy's wheels be near completely paused in rotation with the surface below - there isn't much transition on the triggers. Speaking of wheels, the 18" Schwalbe Marathon Racer tyres are high pressure but still fairly forgiving. Cobbled roads and curb hopping gain only diluted vibrational sensation by the time they hit the rider. No doubt the frame design and coupled full suspension assist in this. In fact, we experience more feedback from some of our dedicated road bikes. So this reasonably cushioned ride lends it to travel off the beaten track, where the tyres cling to the ground and they don't mind treading over loose stones and wet surfaces. But we do have a criticism, discovered whilst riding up steep inclines where exhaustion sets in. You see, because the rider is upright and their weight is distributed towards the rear middle of the bike, tiredness causes him or her to cling to the handle bars when pushing down on the pedals travelling up steep inclines, and it is at this point that the front wheel can lift away to topple the bike's weight towards the rear wheel. It's a feeling that is quite scary, but only on seriously steep inclines when tired - although it is something worth noting. Apart from this fairly unusual and rare point, we've endeavoured to truly find out if it's a bike that commuters will enjoy and discovered with some surprise it's a bike that all cyclists will enjoy!
Because of the previously discussed marriage between foldability and ride quality, riding from A to B around towns and cities is where the Birdy bike wiggles in and makes an unusual appearance where the traditional full sized road bike would seem impractical and a hassle. A great example is when high street shopping - sure we'd take a skateboard or longboard with us to get from place to place quickly from the car, but a bike would seem too much of a headache for such short-distance trips. Whereas the Birdy aligns itself more so with the four wheelers, and once it becomes second nature to unfold, it makes fast and enjoyable transport in place of walking without the typical road bike sacrifices.
The Birdy is an excuse to cycle nearly everywhere. Its design is as much about nimble compact foldability as it is about being a pleasure to ride. There's little sacrifice needed: it's got the gears to see it up hills, the speed to beat the clock to work and the manoeuvrability to safely leave behind stop start traffic. A good thing that comes in a small package.


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Brother and Sister Jason Waterhouse and Lisa Darmanin are leading in the Nacra17. Photo: segel-bilder.de / Kiel Week.
Crazy weather creates havoc at Kieler Woche regatta
Sunshine one moment, rain the next, no wind, too much wind. It was a wild whacky day at Kieler Woche which suited some more than others…
Day 6 of Kieler Woche brought a bit of everything all at once. The weather was all over the place, making life extremely challenging not just for the sailors but for the race officers and their crews.
"If it was less than a 45-degree wind shift, it wasn't worth tacking," joked Will Ryan, crewing for Mat Belcher in the Men's 470. Scores of 13,2 dropped the Australians down to second overall while somehow the men of 2018 – Sweden's Anton Dahlberg and Fredrik Bergström managed to make sense of the climatic chaos to score two bullets and move into the lead.
After winning the European Championships and the Sailing World Cup event in Hyères, there is no fluke about the Swedes' performance. But to win in such wildly unpredictable conditions shows just what a serious threat this team poses to Belcher and Ryan, the established favourites in the 470 fleet. Lying in third place are Kazuto Doi and Naoya Kimura, one of a number of increasingly world-class performances by Japanese sailors intent on glory two years from now when they compete on home waters at Tokyo 2020.
In the Women's 470 it's the local teams who are making the running, with Frederike Loewe and Anna Markfort leapfrogging fellow Germans and previous regatta leaders Nadine Böhm and Ann- Christin Goliaß. A 5,1 score for Silvia Mas and Patricia Cantero lifted the Spanish crew up to 5th after they were able to drop yesterday's disqualification for starting too soon.
In the Men's 49er, the 'old men' of the fleet – Federico and Arturo Alonso are showing the young guns the way round in what were really challenging conditions for the lively Olympic skiff. Two points behind them are Erwan Fischer/Clément Pequin from France. There a few Olympic medallists further down the field like 2008 49er Olympic Champion Jonas Warrer in 7th, Rio 2016 470 gold medallist Sime Fantela in 10th, and the bronze medallists from Rio Erik Heil and Thomas Ploessel back in 18th.
In the Women's 49erFX, Odile van Aanholt and Marieke Jongens from the Netherlands lead by a point ahead of Tina Lutz and Susann Beucke of Germany, with the Kiwi Olympic silver medallists Alex Maloney and Molly Meech plugging away consistently for third place after five races.
It's no surprise to find that the Netherlands leads in the Women's Radial, although it's not the reigning Olympic Champion because she's not competing at Kiel in this week. In the absence of Marit Bouwmeester, another Dutch talent Maxime Jonker of NED leads with two bullets in her heats. Olympic bronze medallist from Rio 2016 Anne-Marie Rindom lies in second with 2,1 scores and Japan's Manami Doi is also doing well in third place. Filip Jurišić of Croatia leads the Lasers ahead of Finland's Karl-Martin Rammo with Britain's Elliot Hanson in third overall.
Now 40 years old, British sailor Ed Wright just seems to get better and better in a class that's considered one of the most physical challenges in sailing – Finn racing. Wright leads the fleet by 2 points from Hungary's Zsombor Berecz and Andrew Maloney of New Zealand in third overall. Pieter-Jan Postma has been out of the class for a while but has slotted right back in at the front end of the fleet, the Dutchman lying in fourth overall.
The Rio 2016 Olympic silver medallists in the Nacra 17 Jason Waterhouse and Lisa Darmanin continue to hold the lead but it looks like fellow Australians Nathan and Haylee Outteridge are fast learners. After suffering a big crash with a Japanese boat on their first day in the Nacra yesterday, their second day of Nacra racing resulted in scores of 3,2. The Outteridge brother and sister duo are getting to grips with this tough boat in double-quick time. Behind Waterhouse in the overall standings are Britain's John Gimson and Anna Burnet followed by Thomas Zajac and Barbara Matz from Austria.
This week is also the EUROSAF Parasailing European Championships. In the Hansa 303 fleet, Piotr Cichocki blotted his copy book of perfect scores with a UFD disqualification in race three for starting too early. Apart from that the Pole still looks like the man to beat with three firsts, although his compatriot Waldemar Woźniak came on strong today with scores of 1,2, moving him to second overall and dropping Germany's three-time Paralympic medallist Jens Kroker down to third overall.
In the 2.4mR keelboat class, the battle for gold is shaping up to be a match race between reigning Paralympic Champion Damien Seguin and Heiko Kröger, with the Frenchman holding a one-point advantage over the German.
You can check out all the results here.
Kieler Woche, which takes place from 16 to 24 June, divides into two halves. The first half was all about the international classes and is mostly about keen amateur sailors competing against each other. The second half of the regatta started on Wednesday with the Olympic fleets beginning their competition. Across the whole nine days, Kieler Woche hosts more than 4,000 sailors from 60 nations, competing in more than 1,900 sailing boats.
– Andy Rice
Patrice's crew dedicate Groupama Race glory to mother-in-lawUniquely harvested fine Tasmanian timbers for American boat-building project


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Scotts EZ Seed Showdown a Grand
Opportunity for USARacing Pro Cup Series
Bristol Race To Be a Type of Masters Tour For NASCAR Drivers
Series PR Report
Twelve of the greatest names in NASCAR history will square off for the Scotts EZ Seed Showdown March 20 at Bristol (Tenn.) Motor Speedway.
The popular special event race returns to Bristol again in 2010 and features some of the top drivers in NASCAR history racing wheel to wheel immediately following the Scotts Turf Builder 300 NASCAR Nationwide Series race earlier in the day. Drivers will be competing in cars provided by the USARacing Pro Cup Series. The race is scheduled for 35 laps and caution laps do not count. The event will be carried live on ESPN beginning at 5:30 p.m. Eastern time.
With live television coverage and a huge grandstand audience, the special event is a tremendous opportunity for the USARacing Pro Cup Series, which returns to the .533-mile speedway September 11 for a 200-lap race.
"With live coverage on ESPN and being able to say that we've had drivers like Harry Gant and Cale Yarborough in a USARacing Pro Cup car, I think it's absolutely huge," Jimmy Wilson, Vice President and Series Director for the USARacing Pro Cup Series. "And to be competing in our cars in that arena at Bristol in front of the Sprint Cup Series and Nationwide Series personnel is huge. It's going to be instrumental in driving fans to our race when the Pro Cup Series comes back to Bristol on September 11."
Tommy Houston, a 24-time NASCAR Nationwide Series race winner, is eager to compete in the event.
"I'm looking forward to it," said Houston. "I really thank all the people at Bristol who thought about me and invited me to come over there and be able to be part of this. I think it's going to be a fun deal to be able to race against a lot of the guys that I made a lot of laps with and against."
Houston says one his most memorable races at Bristol came when he and Harry Gant raced hard for the win. Gant was credited with the win but Houston still has his doubts.
"Harry Gant and I were dueling pretty good for the lead and he wound up winning the race but had a flat about three or four laps to go," Houston said. "I passed him two or three times and I was sure that we'd won the race and they said no, Harry had won the race. We checked the scoring and we went back through that deal but they eventually gave it to Harry. I still feel pretty certain that we won that race [laughs]."
Other drivers scheduled to compete in the Scotts EZ Seed Showdown:
L.D. Ottinger Rick Wilson
Charlie Glotzbach Dave Marcis
Cale Yarborough Phil Parsons
Jack Ingram Jimmy Hensley
David Pearson Harry Gant
Larry Pearson
The USARacing Pro Cup Series will open its 2010 season with a 250-lap race March 27 at Gresham (Jefferson, Ga.) Motorsports Park. For more information visit www.greshammotorsportpark.com or www.usarprocup.com.
Pro Cup cars are going to be hitting the track at Bristol - but not in a Pro Cup race.


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Kareen Antonn, de son vrai nom Kareen Antonopoulos, née le  à Nogent-sur-Marne, dans le Val-de-Marne est une chanteuse française d'origine grecque et espagnole, à la fois danseuse et comédienne.

Elle est la fille de Gabriel et de Martine Antonopoulos. Elle a un fils nommé Elio, une fille nommée Eden et trois frères Alexandre, Mathieu et Thomas.

Biographie
Elle a commencé sa carrière comme comédienne dans plusieurs courts et moyens métrages, dont Une vague idée de la mer primé en 1996 au festival de Clermont-Ferrand, un long La  Piste, aux côtés de David Soul et Fiona Gélin, ainsi qu'un premier rôle au théâtre dans la pièce La Cuisine d'Arnold Wesker.

Kareen Antonn s'intéresse ensuite à la musique, s'associant à des groupes pop rock inspirés par Alanis Morissette, U2 et Lenny Kravitz.

Dès ses premiers concerts à l'âge de 16 ans, Kareen Antonn goûte aux cabarets, dont Aux Trois Mailletz, où il lui arrive de se produire encore aujourd'hui. Elle a également été meneuse de revue de music-hall.

Elle devient ensuite chanteuse du Wamdue Project dont le titre King of My Castle atteint le top 5 international. C'est à cette époque, en 1999, qu'elle rencontre son producteur.

En 2003, aux côtés d'Emmanuel Pribys, elle a l'idée d'enregistrer en duo avec Bonnie Tyler, l'adaptation française de Total Eclipse of the Heart. Une maquette est envoyée à Bonnie Tyler et celle-ci accepte de réenregistrer ce titre avec Kareen.

Si demain... (Turn Around) est né : plus de 2 millions d'exemplaires de ce disque se vendent dans le monde, dont un peu plus de  en France. Le titre est resté trois mois numéro 1 des ventes de singles en France en 2004 et 25 semaines en tout dans le Top 100 ; il a été certifié Disque de Platine en 2004.

Kareen Antonn s'est engagée auprès d'associations comme Fight Aids, le Téléthon (elle a enregistré un CD) et en , sensibilisée par la cause des sans-abri, elle met sa voix au service de Abr'hiver, en interprétant Un homme se blesse écrit par Binant Antoine dont la totalité des gains sera reversée pour la construction de logements sociaux.

En 2013, elle participe à la deuxième saison de The Voice, la plus belle voix sur TF1. Elle est éliminée lors du  appelé battles face à Aurore Delplace. Dans le cadre du festival Woodstan de Nancy, elle se produit avec le groupe rendant hommage aux Beatles Les Rapaces en .

En , elle devient la voix du nouvel habillage de France Info.

En 2015, Kareen Antonn interprète le rôle de Marie-Antoinette d'Autriche dans la comédie musicale Marie-Antoinette et le Chevalier de Maison-Rouge de Didier Barbelivien. Les représentations étaient alors prévues à l'automne 2016.

Discographie
 Single Si demain... (Turn Around) sorti 2003 chez Egp/Sony
 Single Si Tout S'Arrête (It's A Heartache) sorti 2004 chez Egp/Sony
 Single John sorti en 2004 à l'occasion des 60 ans de la libération
 Single Quand On Veut, On Peut sorti en 2006 au profit du Téléthon Suisse
 Album Kareen Antonn sorti  chez Sterne /Sonybmg
 Album From The Heart, Bonnie Tyler, Greatest Hits 2007, Sony/BMG UK. bonus track Si demain... (Turn Around), Irlande #2, Royaume-Uni #31, Euro top 100 #74, Spain #76.
 Single Un homme se blesse, , au profit des sans-abri
 Album Live, à sortir en 2007
 Album Hit Collection Edition, Bonnie Tyler, track (19) Si demain…, (20) Si Tout S'Arrête, (Allemagne)

Singles Charts
 Si demain… (Turn Around) 2003, avec Bonnie Tyler.
 FR #1 (10 semaines)
 PL #1 (03 semaines)
 BE #1 (08 semaines)
 European Singles Charts #3
 CH #7
 World Singles Charts #9
 Russie #155
 Si Tout S'Arrête (It's a Heartache) 2004, avec Bonnie Tyler.
 BE #7
 PL #10
 FR #12
 CH #25
 European Singles Charts #27

Filmographie
 Une vague idée de la mer, court métrage primé en 1996 au festival de Clermont-Ferrand,
 La  Piste, long métrage avec David Soul et Fiona Gélin

Émission de télévision
 The Voice 2 sur TF1 (2013)

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Chanteuse française du XXIe siècle
Actrice française de cinéma
Naissance en mai 1980
Naissance à Nogent-sur-Marne
Participant à The Voice (France)
Personnalité française née d'un parent espagnol
Personnalité française née d'un parent grec
Actrice française de théâtre

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North America Plays Key Role in Lithium Supply Race With Promising New Projects
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The race to produce more lithium in the United States has begun. As the global production of electric vehicles (EVs) rises, so does the demand for the mineral, and US miners are looking to capitalize. There is currently only one operational lithium mine in the US, the Silver Peak in southwestern Nevada, owned by Albemarle Corporation (NYSE:ALB). With numerous new projects in the works across the country, this could soon change. The Biden administration awarded $2.8 billion in grants in October to build and expand domestic manufacturing of EV batteries in 12 states, implying that demand could skyrocket. In 2020, global demand for lithium was approximately 317,517 metric tonnes, but industry estimates predict that demand will be up to six times higher by 2030. Canada is also a contender in the race for more lithium according to Canaccord, which sees the region becoming a key producer. E3 Lithium (TSXV:ETL) (OTCQX:EEMMF), one of the companies unlocking a new source of Canadian lithium, just received a $27 million investment from the Government of Canada's Innovation, Science and Economic Development's Strategic Innovation Fund (SIF). E3 joins companies like Stellantis (NYSE:STLA), General Motors (NYSE:GM), Rio TInto (NYSE:RIO) and Honda Canada (NYSE:HMC) Canada in receiving this funding.
On November 28, E3 Lithium (TSXV:ETL) (OTCQX:EEMMF), Alberta's leading lithium developer and extraction technology innovator, announced a $27 million investment from the Government of Canada's Innovation, Science, and Economic Development's Strategic Innovation Fund (SIF).
The SIF aims to encourage innovation for a better Canada by funding large projects and national innovation ecosystems. With this announcement, E3 Lithium became the first lithium company in Alberta to receive this funding, joining Rio Tinto, Stellantis, and General Motors as recipients.
The investment will help E3 with all resource and technology development aspects, including drilling, piloting E3's proprietary ion-exchange technology for lithium extraction, process development and engineering, and downstream lithium hydroxide conversion. Additionally, the investment funds additional development testing during the feasibility phase and the engineering and design of a definitive feasibility study.
"The breadth of the development costs this funding covers contributes significantly to the de-risking of our end-to-end project development as we progress towards a commercial facility producing battery grade lithium in Alberta," said Chris Doornbos, E3 Lithium President and CEO. "The Canadian Government has committed to supporting the critical minerals supply chain; growing local Canadian supply begins with the raw materials and Alberta has a significant part to play in that future."
All eligible program costs are reimbursed to E3 at 33.94% up to $27 million. E3 can apply for all eligible expenses as of the initial application date in August 2021, including those related to E3's 2022 drilling program. E3 anticipates that its first SIF reimbursement will exceed $4 million.
Since 2017, E3 has secured approximately $35M CAD to fund its development over the last five years, exclusive of the SIF investment. The SIF investment provides funding stability without share dilution as E3 works towards first lithium production in Alberta.
On November 10, E3 Lithium announced the results of its first well, which showed lithium concentrations in a previously untested area of the Leduc Aquifer. The P501 lithium concentration from E3 Lithium's first well is 76.5 mg/L based on brine samples collected from five zones.
The lithium concentrations in E3's first well are right in line with the rest of the aquifer, with historical sampling results varying from 74 mg/L to 78 mg/L. Most importantly, the results demonstrate that lithium concentrations are constant and continuous throughout the Leduc Aquifer, which is crucial for commercial operations.
To find out more about E3 Lithium Ltd (TSXV:ETL) (OTCQX:EEMMF), click here.
Other Companies Receive Government of Canada Funding
The Government of Canada's Innovation, Science and Economic Development's Strategic Innovation Fund (SIF) supports a wide range of large-scale, transformative and collaborative projects across all sectors of the economy. To date, SIF has made $6.5 billion in contributions for 107 projects.
American multinational car company General Motors (NYSE:GM) just announced that it expects its rapidly growing electric vehicles (EV) portfolio to be "solidly profitable" by 2025 in North America as it scales EV capacity in the region to more than 1 million units annually, ramps up its software revenue opportunities, generates significant greenhouse gas benefits and realizes the positive impacts of new clean energy tax credits. In the next three years, GM plans to move very aggressively toward EV leadership as adoption is expected to reach 20% of US industry sales in 2025.
On November 17, Stellantis (NYSE:STLA) entered into an agreement to acquire aiMotive, a leading developer of advanced artificial intelligence (AI) and autonomous driving software. The acquisition enhances Stellantis' AI and autonomous driving core technology, expands its global talent, and boosts the mid-term development of the company's all-new STLA AutoDrive platform.
The world's second-largest metals and mining corporation Rio TInto (NYSE:RIO) recently announced the proven effectiveness of its low-carbon iron-making solution, known as BioIron. BioIron, which uses raw biomass instead of metallurgical coal as a reductant and microwave energy to convert Pilbara iron ore to metallic iron, has the potential to support near-zero CO2 steel-making, and can result in net negative emissions if linked with carbon capture and storage. The process has been tested extensively in Germany over the last 18 months by Rio's project team, sustainable technology company Metso Outotec, and the University of Nottingham's Microwave Process Engineering Group.
On November 10, Honda Canada, a division of Honda Motors (NYSE:HMC), announced the all-new 2023 Honda Accord. The 2023 Honda Accord is a midsize sedan with an elegant and sophisticated design, and an advanced and powerful hybrid-electric system. According to the press release, Accord hybrid models will eventually represent about 50% of Accord sales as a key step in the Honda electrification strategy. It also marks Honda's first integration of Google built-in which offers seamless on-the-go connectivity.
E3 Lithium Ltd (TSXV:ETL) (OTCQX:EEMMF) has recently expanded its team to include a number of new technical and functional roles.
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Home > Enoch and the Messiah Son of Man
Enoch and the Messiah Son of Man
Revisiting the Book of Parables
Gabriele Boccaccini
POD; Published: 6/15/2007
Trim Size, in inches: 6.14 x 9.21
Jason von Ehrenkrook, associate editor,
with J. Harold Ellens, Ronald Ruark, and Justin Winger
Distinguished in the field of Enochic studies, Gabriele Boccaccini led the way in June 2005 at the Third Enoch Seminar, entirely devoted to the Book of Parables in light of Second Temple Judaism and Christian origins. The unusual and compelling collection of essays found here reflects the spirit of sharing and dialogue that has made these seminars so popular and intriguing to scholars throughout the world.
This third collection of essays from these historic meetings contains the observations and contemplations of forty-four scholars, includes a helpful introduction by Boccaccini detailing the history of the movement, and ends with likely prospects for future research and an extensive bibliography compiled by associate editor Jason von Ehrenkrook for further study.
Enoch and the Messiah Son of Man will be a significant contribution for the understanding and discussion of ancient Judaism.
Joseph A. Fitzmyer, S.J.
— Catholic University of America
"This stout volume contains thirty-four well-written essays on the so-called Parables of Enoch (1 Enoch 37-71). The essays summarize the discussions of the Third Enoch Seminar held at Camaldoli in Italy in the summer of 2005. They show convincingly that the Parables were indeed an integral part of 1 Enoch already in pre-Christian Palestinian Judaism and that the mention of a mysterious figure in them called 'Messiah' and 'Son of Man' forms a critical element in the history of ideas. All who are interested in the history of Second Temple Judaism and in the use of such titles for Jesus of Nazareth in the New Testament writings will welcome this important publication."
Florentino García Martínez
— Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
"Numerous first-rate scholars have intensively focused on one of the most intriguing components of the Ethiopic Book of Enoch, the one not found at Qumran — the Parables of Enoch. They have looked at the structure of the composition and its social setting and dating, have analyzed its position within the Enoch tradition and within Second Temple literature, particularly the New Testament, and have dwelt at length on the question of the Son of Man. The result is a fascinating book — not a book for those looking for ready answers, but compelling reading for those interested in the development of religious ideas. A must for everybody trying to understand early Judaism and early Christianity and its complex relationship."
Armin Lange
— University of Vienna
"Although a significant text, the Parables of Enoch have been somewhat neglected in the recent study of ancient Judaism. Congratulations are due to Boccaccini and his authors for bringing one of the most important texts of late Second Temple Judaism back into the center of scholarly discussion. The articles of this collection provide a welcome survey of the key questions posed by the Parables of Enoch."
Lawrence H. Schiffman
— New York University
"This volume is a veritable who's who of Enoch research, bringing together the most up-to-date approaches to the Parables of Enoch and the use in them of the important phrase 'son of man.' These studies cover all of the important issues. . . The volume shows how Gabriele Boccaccini's series of Enoch seminars has virtually remade the field of study of this important ancient Jewish work."
Jodi Magness
— University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
"Together these essays provide a comprehensive overview and in-depth analysis of the Book of Parables in 1 Enoch. Written by the leading specialists in the field, this volume is an invaluable resource for scholars of early Judaism and early Christianity."


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The unique tabletop diagnostic device gives results in an hour and can be programmed to detect variants of the SARS-CoV-2 virus
Small tabletop device that can detect SARS-CoV-2 from a saliva sample in about an hour (Image credit: MIT)
The Delta variant is wreaking havoc on many nations that till now had contained the Covid-19 pandemic to a certain extent. Its emergence and rapid transmission pose a grave threat to suppressing this widespread disease.
Now engineers at MIT and Harvard University have designed a small tabletop device that can detect SARS-CoV-2 from a saliva sample in about an hour. The diagnostic claims to be just as accurate as the existing PCR tests. The device can also be used for detecting specific viral mutations linked to some of the circulating SARS-CoV-2 variants. Because the results can be obtained within an hour, the device is beneficial for much easier tracking of different variants, especially in regions not having access to genetic sequencing facilities.
The new diagnostic technique is based on a technology called Specific High-sensitivity Enzymatic Reporter unLOCKing (SHERLOCK), a tool that relies on CRISPR technology. The researchers designed the device, which they call minimally instrumented SHERLOCK (miSHERLOCK) so that it can have up to four modules that each look for a different target RNA sequence. The original module contains RNA guide strands that detect any strain of SARS-CoV-2. Other modules are specific to mutations associated with some of the variants that have arisen in the past year, including B.1.1.7, P.1, and B.1.351.
The device produces a fluorescent readout that can be seen with the naked eye. There is also a smartphone app that can read the results and send them to public health departments for easier tracking.
To achieve the quick results feature, the researchers incorporated a pre-processing step that disables enzymes called salivary nucleases, which destroy nucleic acids such as RNA. The device was first tested with human saliva spiked with synthetic SARS-CoV-2 RNA sequences and then with about 50 samples from patients who had tested positive for the virus. They found that the device was just as accurate as the standard PCR tests now used, which require nasal swabs and more hardware, thus taking more time to yield results.
"The ability to detect and track these variants is essential to effective public health, but unfortunately, variants are currently diagnosed only by nucleic acid sequencing at specialised epidemiological centres that are scarce even in resource-rich nations," says Helena de Puig, a postdoc at Harvard University's Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering.
"Our platform can be programmed to detect new variants that emerge and we could repurpose it quite quickly," says James Collins, the Termeer Professor of Medical Engineering and Science in MIT's Institute for Medical Engineering and Science (IMES) and Department of Biological Engineering. "In this study, we targeted the U.K., South African, and Brazilian variants, but you could readily adapt the diagnostic platform to address the Delta variant and other ones that are emerging."
The device could be produced at a nominal cost of US$ 2 to US$ 3 per device. If approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and manufactured at a large scale, this diagnostic technique could be useful for people to test at home or in health care centres in areas without widespread access to PCR testing or genetic sequencing of SARS-CoV-2 variants.
Harvard University's Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering
Specific High-sensitivity Enzymatic Reporter unLOCKing (SHERLOCK)
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Minnesota State Highway 111 (MN 111) is a short  highway in south-central Minnesota, which runs from its intersection with U.S. Highway 14 in Nicollet and continues north to its northern terminus at its intersection with State Highway 22 in New Sweden Township.

Route description
Highway 111 serves as a north–south route in south-central Minnesota between the cities of Nicollet and Gaylord.

Highway 111 is also known as Main Street in the city of Nicollet.

The route is legally defined as Route 122 in the Minnesota Statutes. It is not marked with this number.

History
Highway 111 was authorized on April 22, 1933.

The route was paved by 1942.

Major intersections

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Not so for introverts. As one of our client has expressed in a recent email, "Extroverts are solar powered, and need the outside world to recharge. Introverts are battery powered, and need to go within to recharge." So what, you may ask, is the correct etiquette when dealing with one of this world's many traveling Extroverts?
How do you politely ask for peace and quiet if you are seated next to a chatterbox?
A more extreme variation is: 'I am going to read my book now. Please excuse me if I don't respond,' [or] 'I've been dying to get back to this book, so I'm gonna dip back into it. [or] I'm terribly sorry, but I'm going to not respond. [or] It's so hard for me … I don't mean to cause any offense … I need this for myself.' You shouldn't feel awkward asking for your space in this moment.
Say you are at a Bed & Breakfast at a big shared breakfast table?
If I notice that the dining room is really just one table … depending on how the B&B is set up I might choose to eat elsewhere if I can. I might check if there is a possibility of having food to go. I might say to the host, 'I am so enjoying this lovely stay…I'm really trying to be quiet. Is there any way I could do dinner in my room?' or 'Is there a [breakfast] time when most guests aren't around?' Whatever it is that makes sense for the situation, it is perfectly OK for you to ask that. Hosts know that there's a gamut; some people want to be left alone.
You really have to have a practiced tone, [but if they're making small talk], say, 'That's very interesting, however I really do need to get to the nature of my call today, thank you,' or 'I'm a little pressed for time.' That's a way to nip that in the bud. Ninety percent of the time those calls are recorded, so [if] you've directly requested that they… stick to business… and they keep chit-chatting, it's gonna show up that they wasted time chit-chatting.
It certainly works, but for a chatty, outgoing person, it doesn't work. It doesn't stop them. Being really clear, 'Hey, I really do want to enjoy this chapter.' Nowadays though, it is more usually the cellphone trick (scrolling reading something onscreen) that is more commonly done.
Be aware that some people – no matter how nicely you say it; might be offended. If that happens, try not to take it on too much; you have done what you can at being polite and you are not obligated to entertain them.


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Get here the admission information of various Filmmaking courses offered by National Institute of Designing, eligibility, admission form-2017, Entrance exam dates, names and list of Film courses offered at NID Ahmadabad, Admit Card and Results.
Content Summary
About National Institute of Design
NID Affiliation
List of Film Courses offered at National Institute of Design
Entrance Exam 2017- National Institute of Design
List of important dates
Address of the Institute
The National Institute of Design (NID) is a leading designing School based in Ahmedabad, India. The institute is directly working under Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India and is recognized by Ministry of Science and Technology, Government of India. Though it has 4 campuses, NID Ahmedabad is only offering courses in Film studies.
NID is an Autonomous Educational Institution. All of its courses are approved by University Grants Commission.
List of Film Courses offered at National Institute of Design (NID)
As like FTII or SRFTI, NID is not only a filmmaking training Institute but also it offering wide range of other design oriented courses. NID is offering film related courses in two disciplines-
Bachelor of Design: Animation and Film Design (4-Years)
Bachelor of Design: Film and Video Communication (4-Years)
See below the eligibility to join the Bachelor of Design- Film Courses at National Institute of Design
Candidates in the General Category born or before July 1, 1997 are not eligible to apply (i.e. age 20)
Candidates in the reserved category (OBC-NCL, SC, ST & PH) born on or before July 1, 1994 are not eligible. (i.e. age 23)
Academic Qualifications- Eligibility
Candidates passed 10+ 2 from a recognized board of education or equivalents, during the academic year 2016-17 are eligible to apply.
If you wish to study a Film Course in National Institute of Design, then you have to pass the three stages of Interview.
Stage 1: It's an aptitude test. The duration of Aptitude test will be of 3 Hours and it comprises questions for 100 marks questions.
Stage 2: The shortlisted candidates will be called for attending studio test which comprises questions for total of 100 marks.
Stage 3: Final round is the personal interview stage.
Read this step by Step Process to apply online for appearing the NID entrance exams 2017
Sign up online by visiting the site http://admissions.nid.edu
Now, log-in to the account by using email id and the DOB provided during sign up
Fill all the details in the application form and then click 'Save and Proceed' to 'Upload Document Section'
Then after Upload Photograph & Signature and then click 'Save & Proceed' to Payment section.
Pay the application fee of Rs.1,500/- ( for General Category) or Rs. 750/- (for-OBC-NCL / SC / ST / PwD) through Credit/Debit Card OR offline by Demand Draft. That's the Procedure.
If you are paying the application fee with Credit/Debit Card method: Nothing to do, just click on 'Save & Proceed' and take the printout of the application.
If you are paying the application fee through Demand Draft method: remit the requisite fee (Rs.1,500/- ( for General Category) or Rs. 750/- (for-OBC-NCL / SC / ST / PwD category)) taken favour of "All India Management Association, New Delhi" to the address given below.
The Project Manager – CMS
All India Management Association
Management House, 14,
Institutional Area, Lodhi Road
New Delhi 110 003
Note: The application form and its related documents will reach to the address before the second week of December 2016 (exact date information will update later)
List of Important Dates (Tentative)
Kindly Note: The reference that we taken to write the important date of NID 2017 Entrance exam is from NID 2016 prospectus. This article will be updated in the month of October 2016. Please wait till then.
Sl No Name of the event Important Date
1 Application Process Starts From Second week of October 2016
2 Last date to apply Fourth week of November 2016
3 Date of releasing admit cards Fourth week of December2016
4 Entrance Exam Date (Stage 1) First week of January, 2017
5 Declaration of Final Results (Stage 1, Stage 2, and Stage 3) Fourth week of May, 2017
Admit card and Results
The eligible candidates will receive the admit card from http://admissions.nid.edu/ Likewise, the results of NID 2017 will update the same website in the respective times.
Please bookmark this website and do visit back again in the month of October 2016 to get the updated information.
National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad
Opp Tagore Hall, Paldi, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380007
http://www.nid.edu/
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