Kristie over at Market Nine showed us how to make a really cool embellishment for a pillow.
Anna from Kiwi In Texas shared with us a yard sale makeover.
Sarah over at Alderberry Hill shared this adorable driftwood boat!
Thanks for hosting Pamela...love that dresser that you featured.
Pam ... thanks so much for hosting !
Pamela, thanks for hosting. That sail boat is too cute.
Thanks for hosting again! I'm seeing a lot of dressers in that color. A new trend maybe?
Hi Pamela! Hope you're stayin' cool and enjoying your summer. Thanks for hosting your party!
Hi Pamela, thanks for featuring my dresser! How about all this rain? I am happy to enjoy some lazy time at home watching daytime tv, something I don't get to do during the school year!
Such a cute sailboat...so summery!
Thanks for hosting the party for us each week!
How do you get your blog to show up so nice and wide like this! It looks good!
Thanks for being a gracious hostess, Pam!
Hi Pamela, Thanks so much for hosting! I love the features!
Always know I'll see something here I like. That embellished pillow is beautiful. Thanks for letting us link up.
Please feel free to delete my linky link- I can't figure out how to do it on my own.
Linking up twice and not responding to emails? How is that for a friend!! I am working my way through my list!!! Thank you so much for hosting, have a beautiful weekend Pamela!
I joined up for the party...you gave me a chuckle....(the meany part!) Thanks for hosting....Enjoy seeing all the link ups!
thank you for hosting, Pamela! Love the pillow you featured! Have a wonderful weekend!
Hi, Pamela! It seems like a long time since I've been able to party with you. Probably not that long, just seems like it! :) LOVE that pillow in your first feature. Thanks for hosting.
Hi Pamela, thanks for hosting. Always a pleasure to join in. I added a vintage eggcrate this week.
Thanks for hosting Pamela, glad I had something to share.
Hi Pam...I love your blog and have found you to be such an inspiration that I nominated you for the Sunshine Award. I hope you will accept the nomination and pass it on. Please stop by to grab it if you like...and have a great weekend!


We sometimes get questions from our members regarding our policy that individuals who have attended three chapter meetings must join SCWW or cease attending meetings. In hard economic times, this may seem harsh.
Are we asking people to pay too much money?
Are potential members aware of what SCWW's done for them?
Why does it seem that we're always focused on money?
Let me try to address these questions, in reverse order. SCWW must operate in a fiscally responsible manner. The past few years have been tough ones for many people; we understand that. That doesn't change the fact that our suppliers still expect to be paid. It still costs up-front money to plan each year's conference. We can't provide financial support to chapter workshops unless we have adequate funds in our treasury. We have to develop a publication plan for the anthology on the assumption that membership funds will be forthcoming for the projected print run. Running a nonprofit association is a business, albeit one different in some ways from other businesses. In fact, SCWW typically ends the year "in the black," but not by much. Membership dues provide the greatest component of that net income. This is a fact that will not change.
The annual cost of an SCWW membership includes a monthly newsletter (The Quill). It also includes the right to submit entries for the annual anthology judging (at no extra cost) and for the Carrie McCray awards (at a small extra fee). A one-year individual membership costs less than the submission fees for some fiction competitions. We wish we could get more of our members to attend our annual conference. A one-year membership comes as part of the deal, for non-members. If I may be permitted to encroach on the territory of one of my fellow Board members, if you want to know why it's a good deal to join SCWW, attend the annual conference. You'll find that there are few occasions in the writing business where you can make as many useful contacts within a short amount of time.
The cost of a year's individual membership does pose a barrier to some potential members. On the other hand, there's no rule against the members of a chapter "passing the hat" to help out a potential member who's in dire financial straits. An individual membership costs less than I paid twenty-five years ago to belong to my major professional association. It's about equal to the cost of one Venti Capuccino per month for a year at Starbucks. We all make our individual decisions about the value of things and conduct ourselves accordingly. If you think it over and decide that SCWW is worth the money, thank you. If not, please let us know why not; we need that information to guide us in planning the Workshop's programs.


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The Armenian Youth Identity: Through the Looking Glass
in Community, News
Raffi Hamparian makes presentation at the Homenetmen event
Homenetmen Glendale Ararat Chapter Family Forum Inspires Passionate Dialogue
BY LARA GARIBIAN
GLENDALE—Not a day that goes by without a person questioning who they are, where they come from, and what it all means. The process isn't necessarily a conscious one, since a majority of a person's day is spent dealing with work, taking care of family and other minute, trivial things like traffic, dinner and laundry.
Usually, an event, a circumstance, or an emotion elicits questions like, Who am I? Who do I want to be? Or, What is it that I want to leave behind? While these questions exist within us and while we live them out every day, at what point do we stop to ask ourselves what we want our responses to be?
Identity is part of our human nature. It's our road map in life. It defines our lives, our personalities, our relationships. Our gender, ethnicity, race, economic status, and historical background play a crucial role in helping us discover who we are.
As emotionally equipped creatures who live with purpose, we use our identity to give our lives meaning. We use our identity to gauge where we've been, where we are going, and what legacy we will eventually leave.
These were the ideas and themes discussed last Sunday when the Homenetmen Glendale Ararat Chapter held its first family forum at their main campus gymnasium. Homenetmen members, parents, chapter leaders, scouts and athletes, young and old gathered to pause for a moment and reflect on their identity and safeguard it from assimilation in the Armenian Diaspora.
Verjik Minassians of the Ararat Programs Division delivered the welcoming remarks. Steve Artinian, a member of the organizing committee, said that the event was organized by the Ararat Chapter "in order to discuss and explore ways of defining our identity within the Diaspora while considering where we currently are and where we want to go, and simultaneously empowering our community."
Another major component of this forum was to promote and underline the importance of activism and volunteering for our community organizations.
The panel of speakers consisted of Raffi Hamparian, Tigran Topadzhikyan, Ardashes Kassakhian, and Garo Ghazarian.
Each panelist explored and identified the different factors that are crucial in discovering, defining, and preserving our identities as Armenians, as community members, and as individuals within a family unit. The family forum delved into the true core of who we are passed the surface glance we see in a mirror; it pulled us through the looking glass.
Speaker 1: Raffi Hamparian
Armen Ter Zakarian, an Eagle Scout, kicked off the presentation of panel members by introducing Raffi Hamparian, a leader in community activism. Hamparian began his journey to discover and solidify his identity from a young age as a member of the Armenian Youth Federation and later the Armenian National Committee.
Hamparian said he has sought to advance the cause of Armenian liberty and currently serves on the National Board of Directors of the Armenian National Committee of America, which is based in Washington, D.C.
Hamparian spoke vehemently about the importance of maintaining our identity as Armenians. He questioned whether the death of those that gave us our identity, cause our own identities to die as well. He said that our identity is formed by the fabric of our community and the most important components are the size and strength of that fabric, which keep our identities as Armenians preserved.
Hamparian pointed out that we are currently facing a challenge in preserving our identity within our Diaspora and it is our responsibility to focus on finding ways to reinforce our legacy.
"We strengthen our fabric by being involved and by investing in our existing organizations," said Hamparian. "The investment you make in this organization has profound dividends."
As an exemplary activist, Hamparian has proved time and time again the profound impact that the investment of each individual in our community has. It was clear his message of investment wasn't just about donations; it was about volunteering, participating, as well as actively instilling this mission in the hearts and minds of our future generations as well.
Speaker 2: Tigran Topadzhikyan
Eagle Scout Matthew Diradoorian introduced the second speaker at the forum, Sergeant Tigran Topadzhikyan, who is a highly experienced, accomplished, and decorated peace officer. For more than two decade, Sgt. Topadzhikian has served at various levels of law enforcement and played a vital role in improving the quality of life in the communities in which he has served.
Topadzhikyan began by telling the community of how he "became an Armenian." He highlighted parts of his childhood and life experiences that helped him discover who he was as an Armenian within the Diaspora.
With a collection of events and life experiences Sgt. Topadzhikyan offered a personal formula that helped him maintain his identity. His first ingredient was the commitment and the support we receive from our parents.
He highlighted the importance and the gratitude he had for the values in which they instill in us, which is what helped him, personally stay on a steady path. Topadzhikyan cautioned that even dedicated parenting comes with a price if we fail to recognize the danger signs associated with going sideways.
His second ingredient was the importance of obtaining an education. He offered an adage passed on by his family stating, "They can take everything away from you, but never your knowledge."
Topadzhikyan emphasized this by using the example of the Armenian Genocide. He explained that at any time we could be stripped away from everything dear to us, but one way of preserving our identity is being educated about who we are, where we come from, and what we stand for.
Topadzhikyan's third and final ingredient was to advise our youth to consider who they surround themselves with. He said that it was important to stay surrounded by those who could guide you along the right path.
"I grew up associating myself with those who are more successful in life then I am, because it gave me an opportunity to learn and to have something to strive for," he said.
Topadzhikyan explained that having mentor's who can provide direction in the different aspects of life will help our youth maintain a healthy identity filled rich of culture and a bright future.
Speaker 3: Ardashes Kassakhian
Aileen Vartanian, a basketball player and Basketball Division Board Member, made a heartfelt introduction of Glendale City Clerk, Ardashes Kassakhian.
Kassakhian's take on identity was riveting. He boldly stated, "This should not create an 'Ah-ha' moment" and went on to say the forum wasn't organized to provide any sort of formula or answers as to how we should preserve identity.
He explained that no one could provide a clear answer of how to preserve or discover one's identity.
"No one has all the answers. In fact, we should be leaving here with more questions, then answers," he said.
Kassakhian pointed out that numerous issues plagued our community in this day and age. He also said that with the economic downfall and survival being the main focus, it often sends the discovery of our identities and our cultural responsibilities to the back burner.
The Glendale City Clerk told the teens in the audience about the negative impact that media and marketing have on them as well as our community on a day to day basis.
"We are living in a period with over-saturation of information," he said, pointing to pop culture's fascination, use and abuse of Facebook, Twitter, and Myspace.
"The Armenian idea becomes a lower priority to keep in the forefront of your mind due to all the information that you are being fed," he said.
Kassakhian challenged families to find a way to acculturate and find ways to safeguard their identities even with all the obstacles that lay before them. He emphasized that only through being committed to continuously ask ourselves questions about our identity would we be able to protect and nourish our own growth as well as that of the Armenian community.
Speaker 4: Garo Ghazarian
Volleyball player and dedicated scout Talin Kehechoomian presented Garo Ghazarian, the final panel speaker for the evening.
The Lebanese-native was 16 when he moved to the US. He received his Juris Doctorate at the University of La Verne and has represented countless high profile individuals as well as lectured for a number of organizations, television, and US governmental agencies.
Ghazarian is currently the Dean of Peoples College of Law, in Los Angeles, where he also teaches Criminal Law, Trial Advocacy and Criminal Procedure.
Ghazarian's message was the importance of parenting. He urged parents to open their eyes to negative possibilities that could occur with their children and not turn away. He explained that they weren't protected from these negative events just because they were Armenian; it just meant they needed to refocus and open their eyes to what is happening within the lives of their children.
His key solution to both parents and their children was the importance of learning to listen and communicate with one another.
"We are a community obsessed with material things, but this does not shape a good grounded cultural identity," said Ghazarian. "We need to teach our youth about the importance of being self made, about how much money we don't need in order to live happily, and learning to face the truths with compassion instead of fear or denial." He advised parents, "Pay attention, be involved in your children's lives and see them for who they are. Don't dictate their interests because it breaks down communication as well as their self-esteem. Honor them as individuals so they are always themselves around you."
What can you do to ensure your own identity, as well as those of our future generations, have the volition and the valor to understand, embrace, and strengthen the Armenian Heritage? It is imperative that we discover ourselves within our culture and that we ambitiously undertake the efforts to keep our community unified and strong. Organizers of the forum said they were encouraged by the passionate dialogue they were able to create at the forum, and they plan to organize similar opportunities for the community to address identity and cultural preservation. Much like in the lives of our children, we must be present.
On behalf of the Ararat Chapter Executive Board, Chairlady Helik Issagholian presented each panelist a certificate of appreciation. In her closing remarks, she eloquently thanked everyone for their dedication and unwavering support.
To learn more about ways to support Homenetmen Glendale Ararat programs and activities, log on or call (323) 256-2564.
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Hye, today. as we communicate via the internet… our worldwide diaspora with our homeland, Haiastan, we are thus connected, thus stronger. Albeit our homeland be small and fledgling today we gain our strengths for we are connected, we are together in our aspirations for our angagh azad Haiastan.
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A woman looks up from her voting booth as U.S. President Barack Obama takes part in early voting at a polling station in Chicago, Illinois October 20, 2014.
BOSTON (Reuters) - New Hampshire officials on Tuesday will try to persuade a federal appeals court that a 2014 law banning voters from posting online photos of their ballots on election day does not violate the U.S. right to free speech.
The state banned the practice two years ago in response to the growing trend of voters taking selfies with their filled-in ballots and posting them on social media sites, including Facebook and Twitter.
Opponents of the ban quickly charged that it violated the free-speech protections of the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. A New Hampshire voter sued in October 2014 after posting online a photo of his ballot, on which he filled in the name of his dog as a sign of displeasure over his choices in the 2014 Republican primary for the U.S. Senate.
U.S. District Judge Paul Barbadoro agreed with that voter and his fellow plaintiffs, pronouncing the law unconstitutional in August 2015.
The state appealed the following month, setting the stage for Tuesday's arguments before the First Circuit of the U.S. Court of Appeals in Boston.
New Hampshire argues that having the right to take a photo of a filled-in ballot and post it publicly risks a return to the problem of vote-buying, which ran rampant in the 19th century, when machine politicians secured votes through cash or liquor.
"Imagine a less fortunate '18-year-old, newly minted voter' who has been informed that if she does not vote as she has been instructed, she will lose the job she needs to pay her college tuition," state officials wrote in court papers supporting the ban.
Opponents of the measure contend ballot-box selfies are a form of political speech familiar to first-time voters, akin to the photos they post of themselves on vacation, at concerts or with friends.
"Any activity that increases civic engagement among younger voters should be recognized as a universal social good," wrote the New England First Amendment Coalition and the Keene Sentinel newspaper in a brief supporting the challenge to the law, which allows for a fine of up to $1,000 for ballot selfies.


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«Премія "Сезар" за найкращий оригінальний сценарій» — одна з головних нагород Академії мистецтв та технологій кінематографа Франції, що вручаються за найкращу літературну основу для фільмів у рамках національній кінопремії «Сезар». Присуджувалася у 1983, 1984, 1985 роках, а з 2006 року — регулярно. До цього (починаючи з першої церемонії у 1976 році) іменувалася Премія «Сезар» за найкращий оригінальний або адаптований сценарій.

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Нижче наведено список фільмів, що отримали цю премію, а також номінанти.

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2000-і

2010-і

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 Премія «Сезар» за найкращий оригінальний або адаптований сценарій
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A few weeks ago we packed up our wagon and headed out on a nature walk through the neighborhood. Lucky for us there is a large park near preschool that we can walk to just a few minutes away! With the help of lots of parents we were able to navigate the neighborhood and find some great nature treasures along the way. I packed a brown paper bag for each child with some ideas for the nature hunt stapled to the front of the bag. Inside each bag I also included a marker and a pair of scissors for cutting leaves, cattails, and wildflowers along the way!
D's mom got a picture of him cutting one of many, many cattails!
Once we got down into the park, there is a beautiful community garden which we stopped to visit. The above picture shows the edge of the community garden. Right next to the garden is also a huge pumpkin patch. We got to stop by and visit the pumpkins too!
Then I showed the kids how to do a leaf rubbing. D's mom got a picture of me showing the group how to do a leaf rubbing using paper and pastels. Then they went off to work, finding the perfect leaves and rubbing away!
These pictures just fill me with such joy! Parents and kids working together, outside in the beautiful surrounding and weather! I feel so lucky to have such wonderful parents that are involved and excited about the children's early childhood education experience!
When we got done with our nature walk we came back to the classroom and sorted our findings. We had baskets and baskets of leaves and wildflowers. We also found some corn husks, berries, poke berries, rocks, and bird feathers!
The next day we did our first "sorting" activity as a whole group. I showed the children the Venn Diagram circles and how we were going to organize our nature treasures. We organized our treasures into Big, Medium, and Small sizes.
After our sorting activity, I read "Leaf Man" by Lois Ehlert. You can guess by the cover how this book inspired our next nature and art project!
To follow up on our nature walk, I also set up a nature table in our classroom. There are many items from our walk, along with other nature treasures that children have brought in to share. We have a bowl of hickory nuts, acorns, bark, and of course magnifying glasses so we can study things up close.
I hope you will be on the look out for more nature treasures when you are out and about!
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A runlevel is an operating state on a Unix and Unix-based operating system that is preset on the Linux-based system. Runlevels are numbered from zero to six.
Runlevels determine which programs can execute after the OS boots up. The runlevel defines the state of the machine after boot.
Systems administrators set the default runlevel of a system according to their needs, or use the runlevel command to find out the machine's current runlevel to assess a system. For example, the runlevel can indicate whether or not the system's network is operational. Use the runlevel command /sbin/runlevel to find the current and previous runlevel of an operating system.
Runlevels zero through six are generally delegated to single-user mode, multi-user mode with and without network services started, system shutdown and system reboot. The setup of these configurations differs between Linux distros and Unix versions.
Each basic level has a different purpose. Runlevels 0, 1, 6 are always the same. Runlevels 2 to 5 are different depending upon the Linux distribution in use. Only one runlevel is executed when the system is booted. They are not implemented sequentially. For example, either runlevel 4 or 5 or 6 is executed, not 4 then 5 then 6.
Users can modify the preset runlevels or even create new ones if needed. Runlevel 4 is typically for user-defined runlevels.
Booting a system into different runlevels solves certain problems. For example, if a machine fails to boot due to a damaged configuration file, refuses to allow the user to log in due to a corrupted /etc/passwd file or if you forget your password, you can solve these problems by booting into single-user mode.
There is a newer version of runlevels that consist of systemd targets, which is a method of starting up Linux-based systems.
How did you navigate the transition from runlevels to systemd?


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Quit India Movement's Spirit Energised Youth Of Nation: PM Narendra Modi
The Quit India Movement was launched under the leadership of Mahatma Gandhi and played a key role in India attaining freedom from British rule five years later on August 15, 1947.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday paid tributes to the greats who took part in the Quit India Movement, and said the movement's spirit reverberated across India and energised the youth of our nation.
"Tributes to the greats who took part in the Quit India Movement, which played a crucial role in strengthening the fight against colonialism," Modi tweeted on the 79th anniversary of the Quit India Movement. Inspired by Mahatma Gandhi, the spirit of the Quit India movement reverberated across India and energised the youth of our nation, the prime minister said.
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KKL-JNF, the US Embassy and JNF-USA hold the annual ceremony in Israel commemorating the 9/11 terror attacks, at the Living Memorial in the Jerusalem hills.
"In this inspiring place, we emphasize our commitment to stand together, the United States and Israel, and continue together to build a better future in a spirit of solidarity," said United States Ambassador to Israel David Friedman.
KKL-JNF, with the support of its friends in the U.S., built the Living Memorial in the Arazim Valley to commemorate the victims of the 9/11 attacks and as a call for peace among the nations of the world. The monument depicts the American flag transforming into a memorial flame. At its base is a steel beam taken from the ruins of the twin towers of the World Trade Center. The plaza is encircled by stone panels bearing the names of the almost 3,000 victims - the only monument outside the U.S. to contain all their names.
Eric Michaelson, Chief Israel Officer of JNF USA, said in his remarks that the United States and Israel were undeterred by terrorism, and would continue to spread the message of peace. "This living memorial site stands as a bright beacon of the shared values and brotherhood of both our nations as we look past the darkest of times and remain standing together, giving each other the strength to continue building a better world," he said.


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An all round lovely place to stay. Peaceful, clean and comfortable. The breakfast was very, very good with excellent quality food. Eggs and omelettes cooked fresh to order. We only sat by the pool for one afernoon (in mid October the water was a bit chilly). But the setting is delightful with a lovely bar serving all the usual drinks and fresh cooked snacks. The location is back from the beach but this doesn't matter as it's only a few minutes to get to the glorious beach, shops and tavernas.
Het hotel is gelegen op wandelingafstand van het strand. We hadden een kamer met balkon en zicht op zee. Het hotel heeft een mooi zwembad met leunstoelen en een bar om iets te drinken en te eten. Een aanrader. Woj hadden er een heel fijn verblijf.
מקום מומלץ מאוד!!! ניקיון ושירות מעל המצופה! אזור קסום, שקט ורגוע. יש לקחת בחשבון שהאזור מתאים יותר לזוגות. ,Highly recommended!!! The cleaning and service at the rooms/place above the expected. Peaceful magic area.
ontbijt goed; goede hygiëne; vriendelijkheid personeel.
Alles sehr sauber und übersichtlich! Besonders freundliches Personal, ein mit Herz geführtes Hotel.Kindern wird sehr viel Aufmerksamkeit geschenkt.Wir haben uns sehr gut erholt!
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Within 800 feet of Kalamaki Beach in the south of Crete, Philharmonie Hotel features a pool with a furnished sun terrace and a pool bar. It offers units with a balcony and free WiFi. It also includes a fitness center.
The rooms have a view over the Libyan Sea, the pool or the garden. They all have air conditioning, a fridge, a safe, a flat-screen satelite TV and a hairdryer. Some units have a well equipped kitchen.
You can start your day here with a breakfast buffet with quality products, freshly served omelets, homemade marmelades, fresh fruits, yogurt and honey.
Enjoy a drink or light meal at the pool bar throughout the day.
The property's staff can arrange for car rentals at discounted prices in Kalamaki or from/to Heraklion Airport.
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This air-conditioned room opens to a balcony overlooking the Libyan Sea, the pool or the garden. It is equipped with a fridge, a safe and a flat-screen satellite TV. The private bathroom is stocked with a hairdryer and free toiletries.
Featuring a well-equipped kitchenette, this air-conditioned apartment opens to a balcony overlooking the Libyan Sea, the pool or the garden. It is equipped with a fridge, a safe and a flat-screen satellite TV. The private bathroom is stocked with a hairdryer and free toiletries.
Our Hotel Philharmonie is nestled in a beautiful garden and pool area on the outskirts of the idyllic village of Kalamaki. The long sandy beach is only 250m away. Restaurants, cafes and shops are also in only a few minutes walking distance. The hotel was built in 1983 from the family of Vaggelis Nikolidakis – and named «Philharmonie». The reason for this naming is that in the Greek language, «filos» means «friend» and «harmonia» means «harmony». The name thus expresses our basic idea: We want you to feel comfortable with us as friends and enjoy a harmonious stay. The house was expanded several times over the years and adapted to the needs of a demanding high standard accommodation, so that it shines today in a modern face - while preserving typical Greek style elements. You can choose between a total of 20 rooms of different sizes. There is also a breakfast area with outdoor terrace and a spacious pool area with sun beds, lounges, a fitness room, relaxation areas and a Pool bar.
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Interview with Salvo of Duranasty, Part 2
Kirk, DDTTRH: Do you think Duran Duran belongs in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? Why?
Salvo: Of course I think it would be great to add this great recognition to the others they've already collected over the years. Duran Duran are among some of the most prolific recording artists and their influence and significance to the development of pop-rock and electro music can't be ignored.
They have inspired three generations of musicians who continue citing the band as the reason why they are into music. Moreover, Duran Duran have influenced the music industry in a major way. No need to remember all the awards and lifetime achievements they got, their 85 million records sold, they're pioneers finding a new way to present and sell music, their visual art, their sense of style which starts from the notes of their songs and it propagates to all the aspects of the band's trademark.
I would give them the special mention for being the precursors of the Art 'n Roll, Duran Duran is the very first Art 'n Roll band, a great source of entertainment, inspiration and joy, musically and visually. With Duran Duran it's a 360° experience, and their latest multimedia project with David Lynch is just the nth demonstration of their avantgardness.
Nick Rhodes said recently "At heart, we remain an art school project, we are driven by exploration and curiosity!" I think that's the secret of this band and what keeps it so relevant, fresh and appealing.
Kirk, DDTTRH: What advice would you give to DDTTRH as we continue to wend our way on this amazing journey of ours?
Salvo: All you are doing with the petition and the site is great, but Duran Duran are already in the olympus of music even without this specific recognition. Maybe you should contact all the other fan-clubs or Teams who are running a petition for their not so Rock 'n Roll artist and unite all the forces to start a new petition, parallel to the Duran Duran one, to ask the inclusion of other genres and more 'fle-fle-flexibility' about music-contamination. This might open new roads to your very cool initiative which, since the beginning, has gotten my total support.
Kirk, DDTTRH: Tell us about what you do in your career, when you are not working on Duranasty?
Salvo: As one might assume visiting the website I'm into visual arts, I'm actually a graphic designer but I'm not practicing the profession anymore. I teach graphic design and advertising in a secondary school.
I love my job, it's all I wanted to do. I have been doing this for 15 years now, I started very young, when I was just twenty-five. My daily job is doing lessons about photoshop, illustrator, indesign, dreamweaver, communication, marketing, advertising and so on.
I enjoy a very good relationship with my students and I can actually say that I'm never bored with what I do for a living. Every day is a new experience since it's a very creative field of study and lessons are never the same as also students are never the same.
This job is also a way to keep me young, at least mentally, as I'm in touch with teenagers every day. I get to know everything about the new trends and all their stuff. It's great to help these guys growing up professionally and as human beings. One of the greatest satisfaction is when the students, years after graduation, come to school to pay a visit to their teachers and they let us know that they are actually working as graphic designers.
It can be also a difficoult job as you might find difficoult and fragile kids, with different kind of problems, and that happens often nowadays. Most of the times these problematic ones don't have a solid family behind them. I'm sure that family is the key of many problems (maybe all). Being a good parent is the real job, and that's what actually keeps me busy.
Being father of two little boys, (Angelo 4 and Nicolò 2), is a twenty-four hour a day job! I'm one of those new generation fathers: there's nothing that mom does that daddy can't do (well, except breastfeed! Lol). My wife and I both work so we have to help each other daily with the kids. It's hard but it's worth it because they are the real thing and the only thing that really matter to us.
Tangible Duran Duran products of Salvo's work to promote the band. Rio Classic Album, Glam Pop Party front cover and his Duranasty.com
Kirk, DDTTRH: What kind of things have you done over the years to promote Duran Duran? What was before Duranasty? How exciting has that been?
Salvo: Well, I have done plenty of things as I have always been a very active fan. I used to write for Duran Duran fanzines and helped, through them, to keep the Duran flame alive during the 80's and 90's. Some readers might remember my regular articles on ADLA (A Duranies Life Association) a very popular international fanzine based in Portugal and The Groove from USA (I was the Italian correspondent), but I also been writing and submitting fresh photographs from London for a number of other fanzines such as the glorious "The Icon," and the glossy "Medazzaland" who later asked me to become an official correspondent and so on.
I loved those fanzines and the passion that was put behind them. Those photocopied pages were a real labour of love. I used to fly to London frequently during the 90s to get fresh news, reports and pics basically from their recording studios or other venues. Warren was great and he was always up to giving updates and recount stories about an album's progress or even let me listen some of their new stuff at his home in Battersea. Nick was also always kind and available for a chat.
It was a time when the Duran news was mostly filtering and circulating through fanzines rather than teen mags which abandoned the band in the late 80's, it was too early for the internet and there was no official fanclub which closed in 1988.
Duran knew the importance of the 'zines and they were a lot less secretive than now, they used to collaborate more with fans running or working for fanzines as they knew that those poor photocopies were the only way to stay in touch with their fan-base. It was a great time and I do have great memories of those years. It's all so different now. The internet has changed it all, now we have all the news we want in real time. As soon as the internet started I got involved, it was a natural step, I just moved my interest from fanzines to fansites. I loved to contribute news to plasticgirl.co.uk, templeofsaintnick.com and minddilation.co.uk, those early sites were great and we all have to credit them for being the first fansites to support the band giving constant updates.
With sites like facebook it's even easier now, everyone can post something and suddenly the news will make the tour of the Duran-world. Nowadays, beside duranasty.com I also enjoy posting on the duranduran message board and on duranasty's facebook page.
In my opinion, with such a over-saturation of news, the risk is to lose sight of the most significant band news as we do tend to mix it all. On the site I try to keep things essential, no personal comments (everyone is entitled to his or her opinion in the various Duran forums and I just don't wanna play the opinion leader) or irrelevant news, just things that might be of some interest for the fans, all the rest can be easily found online as we are all good at finding things on the web.
I think a fansite nowadays, with all the news circulating on the internet, only needs to exist if it provides some exclusive content, something different from the official sources to offer to its visitors. Otherwise it would be only a replica of the band's official site but with a different layout. Having said that, I think I will keep doing the site until I will have time and energies to work on *that something different.* I never liked mediocrity so the day I will run out of those elements will be also the day that duranasty will leave the scene.
Over the years I've always tried to keep in touch with the media to promote the band, especially radios, just like many of the fans reading this, requesting their songs or just letting them know about the latest on the band.
I also enjoyed being involved as visual researcher and photograph-archivist in the official release Rio Classic Album (published in 2008 by Eagle Rock). Isis, the London-based production, contacted me spontaneously after visiting the website. They even offered me money for my job but of course I refused them (!). I offered my help and contribute to the project for free because it's only passion for the band that drives my Duran activities, nothing else.
Another project I enjoyed to get involved in was working on the making of the front cover of the very interesting Italian Duran Duran book titled 'Glam Pop Party', written by my journalist friend and partner in crime Christian D'Antonio. The picture on the cover was in fact taken and edited by me (photography is another of my passions).
Strike a pose: Simon gave me tips on how to wear that hat and adjust it on my head before we took that funny picture. Simon is often very playful and affectionate but most of all he's so genuine.
Kirk, DDTTRH: I noticed in looking at pictures on your site, that you have personally met the band. Tell us about how special that has been to you and what that has meant to your family.
Salvo: Well, as I already said it has been a long ride, when I first met the guys I was only seventeen, which was also the first time that I was allowed to travel alone from southern Italy to England, since then I think I have seen them, in different occasions and places, constantly more than once a year, for twenty-two years. Some of the guys in the band know me quite well, not as a friend would know you of course, but as someone who has been there for a long time, a friendly face but also a name.
A 17 year old Salvo and John Taylor in London.
Family has always been very involved in the process, it couldn't be otherwise. When someone has such a huge passion in the family every member is involved at different levels. My original family first, my beloved father was a huge supporter of my Duran passion, and now the family I created. Without the help of Claudia, my wife, I couldn't have afforded all the travelling in the recent years with the kids still so young. How not to mention my sons, who enjoy the new Duran music so much, I guess Angelo has the potential to become a duranie, (I'm not doing anything to influence them, just playing the music in the car) as he sings in his very own Italianized English all the songs of All You Need Is Now, but he also keep requesting The Valley (heh heh...).
Every single encounter with the band is special to me and there are actually too many special ones to mention just one, but I guess the closest to my heart are the ones when we got to chat not only about the band but I could also talk about things happening in my life.
Just some flashbacks as they comes to mind in no particular chronological order: the day when I told Simon I was becoming father, when Nick mentioned my name on tv, when I shared my table with Simon for a lunch, when I was introduced to Roger, when Nick revealed about the upcoming reunion (pre-official announcement), when I assisted their tour rehearsal, the long chats with Warren in his living room, Simon's spontaneous hugs, John taking my picture, the Devils at Harvey Nichols, Simon and Pavarotti, London, the studios… all their shows especially the London Forum one… I could go on and on and on. It would be like browsing the pages of one of those old fanzines with yellowed pages: so many smiles, adventures, laughs, friends. I loved every single moment and I wouldn't change a bit.
That's probably the funniest pic I ever took with Simon, who literally threw himself on me with all his weight and I almost fell on the ground.
Kirk, DDTTRH: I have taken excerpts from a recent post I saw from your site...I'd like to share a couple of lines here...
"I always try my best to do it better and I'm glad you are enjoying it, it's important to me as I know that the time I spent on it is something that has value, at least for you and all the other fans like me.
When I do a new update I do it in first place thinking of what I would like to see and read on a fansite. I put the heart, the eye and the passion of a fan on it, that's it!
I deliberately want to stay away from banners and pop up adverts, duranasty.com promotes the band and their members only, not his creator, nor other companies and stuff, just the band and their activities."
I must say Salvo, when I read this I was very impressed. You should be proud with what you have accomplished with Duranasty.
Thank you Kirk, my pleasure to give my little contribution to keep the Duran flame burning. I love to bring a smile to the fans' faces posting some interesting news or just some unseen pictures.
I often receive emails with compliments, I never post them but I want to take this occasion to thank everyone who has emailed me over the years, that's the best thing I could have asked as you actually encourage me to continue and improve.
Back in the days Warren used to call me 'Fashion Professional' cos I loved jackets and ties.
But I want you all to know that duranasty.com is just the more visible aspect of my 'duranity'. I do have some other projects in mind. I have been a huge Duran collector over the last three decades, my collection isn't build around a specific item, only record or poster for example. It's a very wide visual/audio collection. Lots of economic efforts and time have been dedicated to it over the years and I think sooner or later will become the main object of my interest as there's a lot of archiving stuff to do. I could just direct energies to some new projects such as a Virtual Duran Duran Museum or a Virtual Duran Exhibition. Well, just another of my dreams. That would require lots of time and dedication, till then I'll keep duranasty at its best and hope you'll keep enjoying it.
Thank you twice Kirk, for this interview and for giving me a chance to go back down memory lane, it was great to remember those years and not only open the drawers of my mind but also the ones where these old pics were put away, some of them almost forgotten (I just picked up for your site some of the funniest and most unusual ones).
Kirk, DDTTRH: Thanks Salvo...a pleasure to interview you. Look forward to seeing what you have to say! Kirk
To visit Duranasty, please go to duranasty.com.
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Same deal as all the other weeks, so without further ado, let's begin!
What a great song to start off with. Foals have easily became my favourite new band this year, their album is amazing. It's unique and each songs is different but great. I couldn't recommend them enough.
Not my favourite song from The Vaccines, but it is pretty good live. Another great band, who I had the privilege of seeing last week. I'd happily see them again. They're not massive, but the deserve to be.
Not my favourite song from Coldplay, but it's still a good song. It's very relaxing and calming, and is a great song to drive to. I wasn't a big fan of Coldplay, but then I saw them live and I was amazed by them. Without a doubt one of the greatest live acts in the world.
I don't know how I feel about this song, it's alright I suppose...yea that's all I got. Moving on!
I only recently heard this song, so I'm not sure how I feel about it too. It's good, but it's not Muses finest. It seems more like it was a song that they put together in a few minutes.
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Did Louis Riel hide in my ancestor's basement?
Family lore says that my ancestor Joseph Arial had many meetings with Louis Riel in the basement of a hotel he owned. The story might be about a hotel in St. Boniface that may have served as a hide-away for the Métis hero and later burned to the ground or it may be referring to a hotel owned by his son Joseph Gabriel, who ran his own hotel in Gleichan* (near Cluny), Alberta.
How does a genealogist go about proving such a story? The family legend might refer only to my great great great grandfather or his son, or it may combine the exploits of both.
My first challenge was figuring out the timing. Louis Riel was born in the Red River Valley in 1844 and was hanged for treason on November 16, 1885.[1]
Then I began searching through the names and dates of my ancestors' lives.[2]
Joseph Arial was the first of my ancestors who left Quebec. He was born in 1812 in St. Roch and died on November 4, 1880 in St. Boniface, Manitoba, where he is buried. His wife was Julie Belleau dit LaRose who was born the year before he was. The two were married in St. Roch on September 4, 1832. St. Boniface is on the south side of the Red River, so the location is correct, although he would have been much older than Riel.
His son, Joseph Gabriel was married to Marie Sophie Bernard in St. Boniface, Manitoba on August 8, 1887. Their hotel would be too late to have anything to do with Riel. Joseph's wife is important to my story, however, because her mother was born in 1838 in St. Anne-des-Chênes (Oak Point), just down the river from where Riel would be born six years later. Her mother, Sophie Henault Canada was also born in the Red River Valley, so there were roots that went back years. The possibility that Sophie's parents, Charles-Henault-Canada and Marie Gris, knew Louis Riel's parents, Julie Lagimodières and Jean-Louis Riel, who were married in the chapel of St. Boniface Cathedral on January 21, 1844 were high.
That isn't proof though.
My next step will be to verify the guests at the marriages of Joseph Gabriel and Marie Sophie and the marriage of Julie Lagimodières and Jean-Louis Riel, but in the meantime, perhaps what happened after Riel's death will tell us more.
So far, the only information I have comes from Fred Jones in his story called "Blackfoot Reserve. " He speaks about Gabriel Arial running a hotel. He writes:
My first impression of Gleichen was when we arrived by way of Calgary from the Blood Reserve. We stayed in the Palace Hotel, owned by a French Canadian named Mr. Gabriel Arial, and I think he built it. Some of the Old Timers seem to think it was originally build of logs, but I had seen parts of it torn down and repaired here and there with no logs under the sheeting, but the rough boards were hand-sawn with the old, long ripsaw, and iron nails were used. The style was what you might call early Western, and no luxuries were provided. The rooms contained a bed, chair, washstand and plain dresser, a big jug full of cold water and a smaller jug, for drinking. If you needed more water you took your jug downstairs and outside, to the well. A kerosene lamp provided light.
The Arials welcomed us, and were very hospitable. So were the cockroaches and bed bugs, but that was the usual thing in any dwelling in those days. There were no insect repellents, except kerosene and pyrethrum powder and these failed to attain victory. A a standoff was the best to be hoped for, as the walls were hollow and the plaster cracked so the enemy could retreat and fight another night.
I went to school later with the Arial boys and girls. The hotel was later sold to Brosseau Brothers, and the Arials moved to Edmonton.
I think we arrived in Gleichen about 1896 or 1897, as the C.P.R. roundhouse was still there and I think it was moved to Calgary in 1898. (As I recount these many events, please consider that they happened over seventy years ago. They may be kind of sketchy and not follow in proper sequence and some that made an impression then, may not have been as important as others that might have been forgotten.)[3]
Is this Gabriel my grandfather? I don't know for sure yet, but I think so. My grandfather was called Gabe after his father and he grew up in Edmonton. My grandmother also moved to Cluny as a child and that's where they met. This Gabriel Arial may also have been a cousin though, so I still have much more verification to do.
[1] All the facts about Louis Riel and his life in this story come from Maggie Siggins' book "Riel A Life of Revolution" Harper Collins, Toronto, 1994.
[2] For this part, I relied on the handwritten notes of Mary Alice Kite and my grandmother, Ann Marguerite Arial. My grandmother learned how to do genealogy from Mary Alice and she knew my great grandparents personally. She would have confirmed their parents' and grandparents' names with them. She also collected photos of the family, which I now have. Few of the people can be easily identified now.
[3] The Prairie Hub, by John Julius Martin, Rosebud, Alberta, The Strathmore Standard, 1967, p. 160.
*An earlier version of this story spelled Gleichen incorrectly.
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Geoff Arial says:
My dad recently told me that Joseph Gabriel Arial was in fact my great grandfather who did in fact hide Louis Riel in his basement which I found incredibly fascinating. Have been talking to my dad more about it but unfortunately he is very I'll at this time. Norman Arial is his name. I am trying to find more. Fascinating stuff.
Geoff Arial
Tracey Arial says:
Wow Geoff. I guess that makes us cousins! Great to virtually meet you. Hope your dad feels better soon. So fascinating!
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Aww! Come here Susie! I'll save you from that mean ol' Jess!
ok....they's fixin to be a hair pullin up in HERE!!
You just like her for her emoticons!! I can't believe you would fall for that flashy stuff!!
It looks like there might be a cat fight in here!
I do like all that flashy stuff Jess, but Susie is so sweet!!
You call that flashy?? ... I don't think so!!
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It's like watching a parade go by!
You know you love me really Jess!
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Home » Blog » Dilijan: the resort city of Armenia where the first archaeological excavation was held.
If Sevan, then Dilijan. Everyone in Armenia knows that this tour itinerary should not be broken. First, because of the simple reason that the distance from Dilijan to Sevan is only 34 km (from Yerevan to Dilijan – about 100 km), and then not see Dilijan means to miss a unique opportunity of enjoying the Armenian emerald beauty.
After enjoying the charm and coolness of Lake Sevan, the region's unique cuisine and historical monuments, let's move to Dilijan. It is enough to cross the Sevan-Dilijan tunnel, which stretches for about 5 minutes drive and you will appear in another reality: multicolor forests (if in autumn), mountains and hills continuing each other, making the landscape infinite and immortal, and crisp fresh air. Every part of the road leading to Dilijan is a distinctive landscape that you can admire by stopping near the cool springs and tasting the sweet corns boiling nearby in pots over the fire.
Here you are in Dilijan. You will understand that you are in Dilijan not only from the signboard but also from the unique architecture of individual houses. In late 19th and early 20th centuries, when Dilijan's resort fame was rising, Caucasus wealthy individual started building summer houses in Dilijan. And hence, the "Dilijan style" of the popular houses began to develop, especially with wooden balconies.
Some restaurants and guesthouses nowadays keep the old architectural style of Dilijan, where you can taste a variety of dishes typical to Tavush Province, such as rose hip soup or cornel soup (cooked with rose hip, cornel juice, bulgur and dried apricot) and then go on a walk. By the way, do not forget to spend time at the Geological Museum and Art Gallery of Dilijan, where you will find the works of renowned Armenian painter Hovhannes Aivazovsky, Bashinjaghyan, Surenyants, as well as Dutch, Italian and French painters of the 16th-18th centuries. At the museum, you will also learn about the history of the city from the Bronze Age to our days. Museum-gallery was founded by a teacher Eghishe Hovsepyan in 1950. By the way, the first archeological excavations in Armenia were performed in Dilijan in the 1850s.
Today, however, Dilijan is, not considered an archaeological, museum or arts and crafts city, but a resort city. The first resort in Armenia was opened in Dilijan in 1921. There are dozens of mineral springs in the city. And, non-less than springs, air is also very healthy, mainly due to the valuable thick forests all around.
More than 30 architectural monuments in the city and surrounding areas make Dilijan's charm complete, with Haghartsin, Goshavank, Jukhtak Monastery and Matosavank being the most prominent of these. They are all precious monuments of medieval Armenian architecture.
By the way, in 2016, UNESCO has included Dilijan in the Global Network of Learning Cities, since starting in 2014 the Dilijan International School has been operating here. It is also, by the way, ready to host tourists and organize a tour of the school.
Welcome to Dilijan. The city, whose name, according to a tradition, originated from the words "Dili" and "Jan". Dili was a boy whose father had lost him and called "Dili jan" when looking for him. Keep in mind this gentle word "jan", in particular, because you will also be called this in Armenia, whether in Dilijan or not.
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"New opportunities through successful marketing" is the theme of the largest European WPC conference, whose fifth edition will attract over 300 interested professionals from 20 countries to the Maritim Hotel in Cologne, Germany. As in previous years, the event is sponsored by Reifenhäuser EXTRUSION GmbH & Co. KG. The innovation prize is sponsored by BASF AG.
Wood Plastic Composites are one of the world's fastest growing biomaterials. Over three million tonnes of WPCs are currently produced worldwide, mainly for use in extruded floor coverings. Yet there are also an increasing number of applications using die-casting, especially for consumer products.
The conference will focus on national and international market surveys, which will shed light on current trends and decisive interactions between high-growth areas outside Europe for actors and decision-makers on markets here.
Further conference themes are new technologies and quality assurance, along with issues related to the durability and quality of terrace decking and other outdoor uses. For the first time comprehensive recycling concepts, life cycle analysis and certification systems will be presented and discussed at the conference. Technology development firms will also find a great deal to interest to them, as we shall be making a detailed comparison of a number of compound technologies used in extrusion and die-casting.
Alongside an exhibition for WPC manufacturers and their service providers, we shall be organising the conference's first "WPCs to Touch" workshop for architects and craftsmen. The workshop will offer planners an opportunity to find out more about WPCs' structural conditions, characteristics and potential applications as well as their installation. The aim is to boost the use of WPCs.
Even though the conference focuses on German-speaking countries due to their roles as major producers and markets, we shall take account of the increasingly global dimension of the market by holding the second day of the conference in English. Simultaneous translation in English and German will of course be available on the respective days.
The independent, private company nova-Institute has been active in research and consultancy into the bio-based economy for almost 20 years with a particular emphasis on biomaterials.


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Shield – Label boss of Rebirth
Introduce yourself, give us some background on how you got to where you are.
I live in Brescia (city in the north of Italy) and I started to approach the music world in 1998, thanks to the amazing person who was Fabio Bacci, at the time A&R at Heartbeat Records (a division of Media Records). I learned some aspects of the music business and I started working in the studio producing some remixes for the historic American label Easy Street and for soulful artists like De'Lacy, Debbie Pender and Lisa Hunt. I was graduating in economics, but the desire to continue in the music was great. So in 2001 I started to collaborate as A&R and promoter with Oxyd and after Time Records. I was scouting and looking for new artists, creating contacts and strategies.
What was a passion finally turned into a proper job, it was a period full of satisfactions and I gained a good credibility in the industry. The commercial success, however, was trying to move me away from what I was looking for, and in me was emerging the need to create something totally mine, to follow my inspirations without any compromise. It was 2006 when I decided to create Rebirth and it was a shining moment for me.
Tell us why you started the label, what was the vision? The musical sound you were aiming for?
After the club success of my track '808 "Why Oh Why" by NUfrequency in 2005, it was time to walk with my legs and follow one hundred per cent my musical vision.
My music finds its roots from the past but it's combined with a modern approach and new technologies. My taste is very eclectic, and I always look for something that catches me instantly or something timeless, that can last with the time. I take a lot of time when it comes to select our music releases, and in a world where everything has become so fast and consumed very quickly, I still believe that electronic music has to give us emotions.
And has it played out like you had hope now you are 100+ releases in?
Rebirth is in the thirteenth year of life. Currently we reached number 120 in the main catalogue, and, if we add the other 64 releases of the digital catalogue, we produced more than 180 in total!
Any real highlights over the years so far?
I don't like to talk about highlights of the label, rather about a path, an identity that has grown and consolidated over the time.
Some releases have set important moments in the history of Rebirth: 'Finest Dream' (the first release), NUfrequency 'Go That Deep' and 'Fallen Hero', Tevo Howard Feat. Tracey Thorn 'Without Me', Bocca Grande 'Procedere', Butch & C.Vogt 'The Infamous', 'Marvinello' by Michel Cleis & Klement Bonelli, Pastaboys Feat. Osunlade 'Deep Musique' and Emanuel Satie Feat. Billy Cobham 'Don't Forget to go home'.
We have produced established artists like Joey Negro, Butch, Moodymann, Agoria, Michel Cleis, Rampa and Blond:ish. and collaborated with artists like Motor City Drum Ensemble, Deetron, Radio Slave, Tensnake, Morgain Geist, Henrik Schwarz, Andrès, Pépeé Bradock, Joe Claussell and Larry Heard (who mixed the compilation for our 10th Anniversary).
Tell us about putting out dubplates before the full EPs – is that to build hope, old school style?
Each record has its own history and follows its own path, it must be treated differently, in terms of promotion and strategy. I'm tied to the old methods, and with the return of vinyl, it was natural to go back to promoting some releases this way. For the tracks in which I believe most I often start by printing 10 vinyl test pressings, to create the buzz and to increase the interest.
How did you make Habanera? Its become a big tune – did you know it would?
'Habanera' is my new single produced with Robytek featuring the soprano Katia Ricciarelli and remixed by dOP & Rothko Ensemble and Nu & Israel Vich. I'm happy to see it is loved and supported by djs of different genres and musical style, from Pete Tong to Gilles Peterson, from David Guetta to Dj Koze, and is doing very well in Ibiza, Greece and also in Italy.
It all started last summer. During a dinner with old schoolmates, one of my old friends proposed me the collaboration. He was working with Katia for a few years, and he was following my label and my music productions. At first I was surprised and a little skeptical, but when we put our hands on the song I realized that something great and completely different was coming out. I tested it for the first time at the end of last summer and the reaction of the people was amazing. Katia was also loving it, she is so open to music ideas and experimentations. She celebrates the 50th anniversary of her career in 2019 and this song could not have come at a better time!
Did you set out to make a big tune like that?
The melody comes from the famous aria of Carmen by George Bizet. It's an innovative idea to mix opera with the electronica, and fusing it with downtempo and house music. We are very happy with the result, and the remixes also sound very good !
Who did what in the studio, did you and Robytek Katia all get in the studio together?
No, we didn't produce it with Katia in the studio. She sent us the vocal and instrumental parts and we produced the first song on the laptop and then mixed it in the Rebirth studio.
What's next for the label, how do you follow such a big tune?
I am proud to present 'Drum'N Voice Remixed' a collection of remixes of songs by Billy Cobham, one of the most important drummers and percussionists in the world, a true legend for jazz fusion music. The limited double vinyl will include remixes from artists like Max Loderbauer & Ricardo Villalobos, Gerd Janson, Folamour, S.A.M, Khidja, Danny Krivit, Lexx, Boris Dlugosch…
We have also just released the new single from Modular Project called 'Vivid Poison' remixed by Perel and Autarkic. Forthcoming in August the first volume of our 'Ibiza Bar' EP series, dedicated to our balearic style, that includes the Original mix of Habanera and two strong tracks from Israel Vich & Nova Lima and Chriss Vogt & Patrick Geremic. While In September will be released the EP 'Matadi' by the afro congolese singer Samba Mapangala, including a remix from me and Robytek.
In addition to Rebirth In 2019 I have launched Tempo Dischi, a vinyl only label distributed by Rush Hour, to repress classics and rarities of Italian disco and afro cosmic music. The first release, Steel Mind 'Boss Man / Lionel' is out now and in September will re-release Automat by Automat, a seminal album of the first italian electronic music scene.
And personally what else have you got coming up/are you working on this year?
Personally I'm working with Robytek on new ideas for a new single, and I'm also producing some tracks for my first album, which I hope will be finished soon.
'Habanera' by Shield & Robytek Feat. Katia Ricciarelli is out now on Rebirth / EGO Music
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The South Bay, a small collection of beach cities south of LAX, boasts a rich surf history. It's the home of Dale Velzy, the Meistrell brothers of Body Glove, and among one of many Californian cities that claims to be the first waves that surf legend Duke Kahanamoku caught when he came to the mainland from Hawaii.
Strand Board founder Hansni Thadhani made the South Bay her home and the birthplace of her company. Each city that makes up the South Bay is a little different. If there were a family, Torrance would be the parents - the inland hub that holds everyone together.
Redondo Beach would be a set of fraternal twins - South Redondo the thrill-seeking, beachy one while North Redondo preferring stability and quiet.
Manhattan Beach is the kid that goes to Harvard and grows up to be a proper professional.
Hermosa is the edgy kid that takes a gap year and travels the world, maybe joining the Peace Corps or eloping with a fellow expatriate, and then goes to Berkeley and gets a more obscure entrepreneurial job. Or maybe opts for a professional beach volleyball career instead.
It's the laid back, relaxing, calm vibe you want from a small SoCal town. You find fun at every corner from the entertainment-packed pier to South Park with the family. Most every store is a mom an pop shop, a local eatery or business that's been around for decades. There's a fireplace and mailbox store - that's all they sell. And they've survived on one of the busiest streets in the city forever.
Hermosa is simple yet lovely, classic and chic. That's what inspired the Hermosa Board. She's made of balsa wood, a classic surfboard material. We've left her bare and natural, displaying every gorgeous and unique grain line. For a pop of color and fun - as is only apropo for a Hermosa-inspired piece of art - we've added two Kelly green stripes.
This board is perfect for any classic surf enthusiast, any Hermosa Beach fan, or anyone that values fun, adventure, and edge.
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Nissan says its Leaf batteries will outlast the car by 10-12 years
The company also offers home solar panels and battery options, and like other carmakers such as Honda, it's looking at ways to use its electric car batteries to store electricity from the grid and return it at the proper times, with revenue back going to the car owners.
Read more May 26, 2019
Nissan Leaf passes 400,000 mark for global, cumulative sales
These include the Renault Zoe (introduced 2013 with a 22kWh battery and moving to 41kWh in 2016 – around the time the Leaf moved to 30kWh), the two Hyundai BEV models (Ioniq electric in 2016 and Kona electric in 2018), Kia e-Niro (2018), and now the Tesla Model 3.
Read more March 13, 2019
Nissan confirms Australian pricing and August release of Leaf
The Driven Australian electric vehicle drivers will be able to get their hands on the new model Nissan Leaf from August, the car maker has confirmed, when the long-awaited latest iteration of the world's best selling EV will go on sale for just under $A50,000 (plus on road costs).
Nissan reveals price for boosted range Leaf, takes on Tesla
The Nissan Leaf Plus will be available in 3 trims – the S, the SV and the SL – all with the same 62kWh battery, increased range and more kick from the improved 160 kW power output from its motor.
Read more March 6, 2019
The Driven Podcast: Robert Llewellyn's electric transition from Red Dwarf to Fully Charged
In this episode of The Driven forecast, Llewellyn shares his love of EVs (he is embarrassed to admit he owns three, including a Tesla Model 3, an old Nissan Leaf and a Hyundai Kona, and is about to take delivery of his Model 3), and his vision for the future.
Read more Feb. 25, 2019
Nissan Leaf pre-orders hit 3,000 in just one month
Unlike the Leaf 3.ZERO e+, the basic Leaf 3.ZERO with the 40 kWh battery and standard motor became available almost immediately in Europe, the US and Japan. (Unlike Australia, where we still have to wait for the Leaf 2.ZERO to arrive: which Nissan currently predict as being June this year).
Vehicle-to-Grid Testing Comes to Texas
"Instead of just doing fixed residential energy storage systems," Hinson added, "we decided to add the vehicle-to-grid capability to our system aggregator and make that resource available to Austin Energy." Dispatchable EV batteries Thus far, V2G testing under the project is limited to one 2018 Nissan Leaf, equipped with a 40-kilowatt-hour battery pack, shared by Pecan Street and Austin Energy.
Nissan Leaf wins top Australian award for added range, vehicle-to-grid technology
The 2019 Nissan Leaf won one of Australia's most coveted car award on Friday, taking home the 'Green Innovation' award handed out in Drive Car of the Year's yearly accolades for its innovative vehicle-to-grid technology (V2G).
Read more Nov. 22, 2018
New Nissan Leaf both a car – and a power station
It's not just an electric car, it's a power station – that's the message from Germany where the latest version of Nissan's Leaf has just been officially approved as a power plant for the German energy market, using vehicle-to-grid technology.
The dirt on clean electric cars is just under the hood
For perspective, the average German car owner could drive a gas-guzzling vehicle for three and a half years, or more than 50,000 kilometers, before a Nissan Leaf with a 30 kWh battery would beat it on carbon-dioxide emissions in a coal-heavy country, Berylls estimates show.
Tesla Model 3, Nissan Leaf drive EV sales in Canada
But these figures are followed closely by sales of the Tesla Model 3—4,295 in fact—which was released onto the Canadian car market only in May 2018.
Nissan turns new Leaf in Australia with boosted range
The new generation Leaf joins a growing number of electric cars from car makers who are at last beginning to take the Australian market seriously, and at prices signifiants lower than the luxury models available recently, even if they remain beyond the means of most consumers.
Read more Oct. 5, 2018
The Driven Podcast: Chief scientist Alan Finkel on battery EVs and fuel cell EVs
Australia's chief scientist Alan Finkel has had a close connection to electric vehicles for more than a decade. Finkel owns two electric vehicles of his own – a Nissan Leaf and a Tesla – and loves them.
Read more Sept. 10, 2018


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Gift Ugochi Christopher musically known as GUC has officially unveiled the title of his forthcoming debut album, and is schedule to drop before the year 2020 exit. He made this known through a letter to God that shows some of the tracks that will make the album on his IG Page.
GUC Debut Album Title
GUC who is signed under EeZee Conceptz global will be dropping his debut album and it will feature some of the popular tunes from the Gospel music minister, including "Knowing You", "Yours", "All That Matters", "Desperate" and more. He also used the cryptic message to reveal some of the new tracks that will make the album. "Heaven at Last" and "Your Presence" are some of the never-heard-before tracks that will make the album.
GUC also revealed the title of the album as he rounded off his letter with the phrase – "The Message", pointing us to the title of the album.
Speaking about the big reveal last week, GUC who has been adding the hashtag #TheMessage to most of his posts on social media opined that dreams are real and he is excited about his.
"It's a new dawn for me and all I represent. Who is excited with me? It's Something exciting and ground breaking. Keep your fingers crossed
"People think dreams aren't real just because they aren't made of matter, or particles.
Dreams are real, and I am excited about mine."
GUC who proposed to his fiancée in October, released "Knowing You" in August of 2020 as the final single release before the announcement of the forthcoming album. The single has garnered over 1.5million views in its 3 months of release. Even with the huge figures, it is yet to rival the January 2020 release title "All That Matters" which is at over 24million views on Youtube.
The date for the new GUC album is yet to be made known, but according to a hint by EeZee Conceptz, the album will drop before the year is over.
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Beppo es un mono superhéroe que aparece en los cómics estadounidenses publicados por DC Comics, principalmente en los que presentan a Superman.

Historial de publicaciones
Creado por Otto Binder y George Papp, apareció por primera vez en Superboy #76 (octubre de 1959).Hizo dieciséis apariciones en los cómics de Superman durante la Edad de plata de las historietas.

Biografía ficticia del personaje
Beppo, aunque muy parecido a un mono terrestre, es originario del planeta Krypton. Fue uno de los animales de pruebas de Jor-El. Para su suerte, Beppo decidió meterse en el cohete que traería a La Tierra al bebé Kal-El justo antes de despegar este, con lo cual viajó de polizón. Apenas aterrizó la nave, Beppo escapó sin ser visto y estuvo perdido por varios meses. Beppo vivió en una jungla por un tiempo y se las arregló bastante bien, ya que siendo originario de Kryptón tenía una cantidad inusual de super-poderes.

Un día, usando su visión telescópica, encuentra a Kal-El, ya un niño, viviendo en Smallville con los Kent (Jonathan y Martha). Beppo rápidamente voló hacia Smallville y, actuando como mono, causó secretamente varios desastres. Ma y Pa Kent inicialmente culpaban al pequeño Clark por los problemas causados por Beppo, pero pronto descubrirían la verdad. Los Kent temían que el secreto de Clark fuera expuesto por las super-bromas del "simio de acero" pero pront sus preocupaciones terminaron ya que accidentalmente Beppo encendió unos fuegos artificiales que tenían guardados y escapó asustado hacia el espacio. Beppo siguió huyendo cuando vio un cometa pasando, y pensando que eran más fuegos artificiales siguió su recorrido por el espacio profundo. Viendo que Beppo no volvía los Kent pensaron que se había perdido. Al final de la historia, contaba en retrospectiva, un adolescente Clark informa a los lectores que con el tiempo Beppo volvió.

Muchos años después, Beppo encontró a Supergirl, quien lo presentó a Krypto y Streaky. Más tarde se uniría a la Legión de Super-Mascotas.

Luego de la miniserie Crisis on Infinite Earths, Beppo fue puesto fuera de la continuidad. Su primera aparición canónica fue más de veinte años después en la miniserie Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds en septiembre de 2009. Antes de eso, Beppo había brevemente regresado debido al Psico-Pirata durante la miniserie Crisis Infinita.

Poderes, habilidades y equipamiento

Beppo poseía los mismos poderes y habilidades que un adulto kryptoniano, a pesar de que sus habilidades físicas eran proporcionadas a su tamaño y especie.

Otras versiones
 Beppo es uno de los animales en la granja de realidad artificial en Kingdom Come #1 (mayo de 1996), además de Streaky el supergato, la mascota de Supergirl.
 También aparece en Tiny Titans fuera de continuidad, junto a Streaky el Super-Gato, como la mascota de Supergirl.

En otros medios
 También se hace referencia a él en el episodio "Monkey Fun", de Superman: La Serie Animada. Allí, Beppo es el nombre del juguete de la infancia de Lois Lane, un monito de peluche que tocaba la música de la canción infantil "Pop Goes the Weasel". El juguete era el favorito de Titano, un chimpancé usado para pruebas por el programa espacial. Cuando Titano regresa del espacio y crece a proporciones gigantescas, solo puede ser calmado por el sonido de la canción tocada por Beppo.

 En el programa humorístico The Colbert Report, Stephen Colbert nombra Beppo al chimpancé de Dios, de quién todos los chimpancés fueron hechos a su semejanza.

 En la aventura animada en línea Smallville Legends: Justice & Doom, basada en la serie televisiva Smallville, y en otros medios en línea relacionados con la serie, un personaje llamado "Christopher James Beppo" es el investigador encargado de las profecías de Ezra Small, un conjunto de escritos crípticos realizados por el fundador de la ciudad Smallville que predecían varios eventos que sucedieron en la serie y el eventual destino de Superman.

 Un personaje llamado Chrissy Beppo aparecerá en Superman & Lois, interpretada por Sofia Hasmik.

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Beppo (Earth-One) en la DC Wikia
 Beppo the Super-Monkey en la Superman Wikia

Personajes de Superman
Personajes de DC Comics
Primates de ficción
Personajes creados por Otto Binder
Personajes de DC Comics con fuerza sobrehumana
Kryptonianos
Historietas de 1959
Héroes extraterrestres de DC Comics
Animales de DC Comics
Superboy (DC Comics)
Personajes de DC Comics que pueden moverse a velocidades sobrehumanas
Personajes de DC Comics con curación acelerada
Legión de Super-Mascotas