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When I started Zscaler 15 years ago, it was founded on the vision to create a world where the exchange of information is completely seamless and secure. I set out to create an iconic company that would become a leader in its category. As part of this quest, sustainability and reducing the environmental impact has always been a part of the equation ...
Breaking Barriers and Reflecting on Representation at AfroTech 2022
Diversity, inclusion, and belonging are all values we highlight and honor at Zscaler, but it's no secret that there is still progress to be made. The annual AfroTech Conference – the largest Black tech conference of the year – is helping to break down barriers and amplify the business value of a more representative workforce. AfroTech brings togeth...
"Growing together, secured" was the motto of the EMEA Partner Summit
For three days, Zscaler's EMEA Partner Community took part in an engagement, training, and networking event in Mallorca; an event that created a lasting impression. It was a fiesta in the truest sense of the word, a celebration with around 130 Zscaler partners in the island's bright sunshine, with the added opportunity to engage with Zscaler's sen...
Celebrating 15 Years of Innovation
This year, I'm thrilled to celebrate Zscaler's 15th anniversary. When we first started the company in 2007, I knew that we had a real opportunity to transform the security industry, especially in light of enterprises' migration to the cloud - we had a bold idea, bright minds, a solid business plan, and the conviction to make it work. But the journe...
Zscaler: Celebrating 15 Years of Innovation
Zscaler started in 2007 with an idea: transform cloud security in ways we never thought possible. Fifteen years later, with numerous industry firsts, notable technology triumphs, and significant company milestones throughout our history, Zscaler is in the perfect position to support our customers as they continue their digital transformation journe...
Celebrating UK Black History Month: Action, Not Words
October marks the start of Black History Month in the United Kingdom - a tradition inspired by its US counterpart, but one that celebrates the uniqueness of the Black British experience. This year, the theme chosen by the official Black History Month UK magazine, 'Time for Change: Action Not Words', is especially poignant. The African and Carib...
Meet our 2022 EMEA Summer Interns
Earlier this year, the EMEA Sales Development team kick-started its first-ever summer internship programme, welcoming 4 Sales Development Interns—Aziz, Anais, Arthur, & Blake—from across the region. Being fully immersed into the role of Sales Development Representatives (SDR), our interns got hands-on experience supporting existing SDR and S...
Celebrating National Coming Out Day and LGBT History Month With [email protected]
At Zscaler, we make our people a top priority. We know that each individual brings a unique life experience and skill set to the workforce, and a more diverse workforce undoubtedly contributes to better company culture. We also know that people do their best work when they are comfortable being themselves in their work environment and beyond. To ce...
Thank You and Best Wishes to my Dear Friend, Amit
I am both saddened and pleased to announce that Amit Sinha has decided to pursue a CEO role at a private company. I would like to thank Amit for his contributions to Zscaler in various roles over the past 12 years, most recently as President of Zscaler. I met Amit in early 2005 when I was running AirDefense and CipherTrust in Atlanta. From m...
Zscaler Associates in India Return to Office
Zscaler reopened offices in India on May 2, 2022, across multiple locations including Bangalore, Pune, and Mohali. After almost two years of working from home, associates returned to the office with great enthusiasm and met with colleagues and friends who they've only got a chance to see virtually. To add to the excitement, the Talent Branding team...
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Saturday, June 17th, 2017, Join Lady Lush for our monthly Saturday night dance party at Blonde Bar in San Diego! This month's DJ lineup features Jamie Schwabl, Red Sonya and Zermers for a special #CountdowntoContact edition. The music will be bumpin' from beginning to end, so buy your tickets now to reserve your space on the dance floor!


Chick pea, snow pea, black eyed pea, all are really sweet peas. Not to mention how 'sweet' the Little one is in this cute design. The green colors together with the assorted colors of the rest of the hat are really yummy. The 100 percent mercerized cotton yarns we work with give endless possibilities to create the most exciting styles and color combinations.
The Sweet Pea knitted hats are decorated with a knitted leaf and pea pod containing four peas. The peas are painted with a non-toxic paint and are sewn four times for added safety. The ladies knitting the hats are moms, so safety is a priority. The yarns meet international standards for safety.
The wide stripe designs feature multiple colors in different width stripes. The Sweet Pea's pod, leaf and peas are green or dark green to coordinate with the stripe colors.
Each hat is hand-loomed when ordered, making each one of a kind. All orders are shipped within 2 to 3 weeks of the order date.


As a company grows, its businesses also grow with it. It also means that more and more people are trying to reach their markets. May it be to inquire for something interesting that they offer or to complain about something they sold.
With the aid of technological advances that have occurred over the past decades, there are many options for companies to handle these customer-initiated interactions. Some set up a toll-free hotline; others prefer email. Nonetheless, these customer interactions are necessary to gather data for the company to build on as it moves forward.
And then, there are those that use chatbots.
Well, chatbots seem to be a perfect solution for companies. They get to maximize the ability to serve low-level concerns more quickly and efficiently, while also optimizing your live agents to better focus on more complex inquiries.
Many companies have settled with the chatbots that they have set up. That shouldn't be the case. One thing that companies have to consider is whether or not they can use chatbots in their businesses, but rather, where and how their customers are going to use chatbots.
Sure, chatbots work for some but not for everyone. Companies have to start understanding if the chatbot strategy is the perfect one for them.
But why are companies still using chatbots even if it seems to not work for them? Well, I have two answers for you: they don't understand their customers, and they don't understand the technology.
First of all, people really don't want to use chatbots. Admit it or not, you have already been frustrated with how a chatbot tried to resolve an issue you have with a company. Not only that chatbots oversimplify a complex problem, but there is also a tendency for it not to actually understand the problem.
A study revealed that 63% of Americans were concerned that chatbots couldn't handle complex issues, 49% were worried that chatbots would struggle even with simple problems, and 45% emphasized specifically that chatbots do not provide a truly personal experience.
The inability of a company to resolve an issue or the customers' perception of that inability (yes, even if that's just a perception) can negatively impact the customer retention of that company. That being said, chatbots that are meant to resolve simple issues are used by customers to fix complex ones, and it frustrates them.
It is the customer's fault that he used it beyond what it's supposed to do right? No, not entirely. While customers have to consider which channel are they going to communicate to the company with, it is still the responsibility of the company to navigate them to which channel to use when.
This is the reason why people will always prefer live agents over chatbots and IVR systems. No one wants to feel like they are being ignored, or pushed to the side, and unfortunately, that is what a lot of these tools do. Just like in the vast majority of industries and organizations, the human element is far too often removed from the equation.
Furthermore, using chatbots alienate some customers. Another survey revealed that 46% of those responding felt that chatbots were being used correctly to keep them away from a live agent. This goes to show that almost half of Americans think like chatbots are roadblocks that are preventing them away from talking to an actual human agent rather than a stepping stone to getting proper support that it intends to be.
The bottom line of this is that companies do not understand what chatbots are for. They are a powerful tool that can help you help your existing and potential customers. But just because it exists, doesn't mean you also have to do it.


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The Gross Clinic is recognized as one of the greatest American paintings ever made. The young and little-known Eakins created it specifically for Philadelphia's 1876 Centennial Exhibition, intending to showcase his talents as an artist and to honor the scientific achievements of his native Philadelphia.
Choosing the city's world-famous surgeon and teacher Dr. Samuel Gross as his subject, Eakins sets the scene in Jefferson Medical College's surgical amphitheater. Dr. Gross is shown leading a clinic of five doctors operating on the left thigh of a patient. At the same time Gross is demonstrating to students the relatively new surgical procedure he had developed to treat bone infections. In contrast to the recoiling woman to the left—traditionally identified as the patient's mother—Gross embodies the confidence that comes from knowledge and experience. Casting himself as a witness, Eakins can be seen seated to the right of the tunnel railing, sketching or writing.
The subject shocked viewers unused to seeing such a frightening event depicted in such realistic detail. Bright red blood colors the surgeon's fingers and scalpel, and the gaping incision is fascinating, repulsive, and confusing because it is so hard to read the position of the patient's body. Although some viewers admired Eakins's command of composition, color, and detail, and praised his convincing creation of form and space, many were repelled by what was considered ugly and inartistic realism.


A water bearer in India had two large pots, each hung on one end of a pole that he carried across his neck. One pot had a crack in it. The other pot was perfect and always delivered a full portion of water at the end of the long walk from the stream to the master's house. The cracked pot arrived only half full.
For two full years, the bearer daily delivered only one and a half pots of water to his master's house. Of course, the perfect pot was proud of its accomplishments, but the poor cracked pot was ashamed of its imperfection and miserable that it was able to accomplish only half of what it had been made to do.
Indeed, as they went up the hill, the cracked pot noticed the sun warming the beautiful wildflowers along the path. This cheered it some, but it still felt bad because it had leaked out half its load again. So, again, it apologized.
The moral of this story: Each of us has unique flaws. We are all cracked pots. But it is the cracks and flaws that make our lives together so interesting and rewarding. Consider each person individually and look for his or her good traits. There is a lot of good out there. There is a lot of good in you!
Love for God (1 John 4:7–8).
Love for Christ (1 Peter 1:8).
Love for God's commands (1 John 5:3).
Love for the truth (2 Thessalonians 2:10).
Love for brethren (1 John 3:14, 23; 4:11).
Love for souls (1 Peter 4:8).
Do surrender your dating aspirations to God.
Don't get involved with an unbeliever unless he has a teachable spirit.
Do understand the purpose of dating.
Do honor God every step of the way.
Don't develop emotional attachment without marriage.
Don't make promises you don't plan on keeping.
A farmer was devastated when his barn's roof fell in. Someone asked him, "What happened?" He explained that the roof had been leaking so long that the timbers just rotted through. One's initial thought is why did he let the roof get so bad before fixing it?
Relationships are much like that old barn. Could it be that some of our relationships are on the brink of collapsing because efforts have not been made all along to strengthen their infrastructure? What is likely to happen to them eventually?
How many marriages will fall apart tomorrow because, while at the moment things are good, constant efforts are not made to strengthen the resolve to love one another "until death do us part"? (Ephesians 5:23–33).
How many children will leave home never to communicate with father and mother again because at this moment fathers are not involved in their children's lives, and mothers are not instilling discipline in them to grow up to be faithful Christians? (Ephesians 6:1–4).


5Once while Jesus was standing beside the lake of Gennesaret, and the crowd was pressing in on him to hear the word of God, 2he saw two boats there at the shore of the lake; the fishermen had gone out of them and were washing their nets. 3He got into one of the boats, the one belonging to Simon, and asked him to put out a little way from the shore. Then he sat down and taught the crowds from the boat. 4When he had finished speaking, he said to Simon, "Put out into the deep water and let down your nets for a catch." 5Simon answered, "Master, we have worked all night long but have caught nothing. Yet if you say so, I will let down the nets." 6When they had done this, they caught so many fish that their nets were beginning to break. 7So they signaled their partners in the other boat to come and help them. And they came and filled both boats, so that they began to sink. 8But when Simon Peter saw it, he fell down at Jesus' knees, saying, "Go away from me, Lord, for I am a sinful man!" 9For he and all who were with him were amazed at the catch of fish that they had taken; 10and so also were James and John, sons of Zebedee, who were partners with Simon. Then Jesus said to Simon, "Do not be afraid; from now on you will be catching people." 11When they had brought their boats to shore, they left everything and followed him.


Spring Cleaning Your Kids Toys…It's Not As Daunting As It Seems!
I am sure every mama has experienced it, when you give your child a nice shiny new toy and instantly it is covered in mud/food/juice/slobber/poop, and all that you can do is sigh at the mess, because you know it's not worth your time trying to immediately clean that no longer shiny new toy. I usually just hold my breath and count to ten, telling myself that it doesn't have to be perfect because it's not MINE, it's HIS! Once a year (or maybe every 3 months really), it's time for Spring cleaning again, and there is one area that I always seem to forget when I am cleaning the rest of the house…those dirty food encrusted toys that my child leaves lying ALL OVER THE PLACE!!!
It's time to clean all of those toys, but how do you do it when there are SO MANY that have accumulated over time? I broke mine down into toy types to make things easier. Before we begin, you should probably start by cleaning the bedroom with the help of your kids, of course! This entire process is kid friendly so get them involved! Put everything in its place, make the beds, throw away all of the accumulated trash, remove the dishes, and vacuum their room. When the room itself is clean when you start this project, it makes for a much easier time.
All-Purpose Vinegar Cleaner – 1 part vinegar to 2 parts water. Vinegar is a natural disinfection and kills 99% of bacteria, 82% mold, and 80% germs. You can optionally add 10 drops Lavender essential oil or 10 drops lemon essential oil .
All-Purpose Castile Soap Cleaner – 1/4 cup liquid castile soap to 1 quart of water and put it in a spray bottle. You can optionally add 10 drops Lavender essential oil or 10 drops lemon essential oil OR use Dr. Bronner's citrus castile soap that is already scented with essential oils!
After cleaning wood toys, they also need to be wax or oiled so that they do not lose all of their moisture, dry out, and crack. You can use coconut oil or a beeswax to do this. By taking care of your wooden toys, you can help them to live for years and years after they are played with.
If a spot cleaning is all that the stuffed toy needs, then lightly spray the stuffed toy and wipe down with an old wash cloth. You should set it out in the sunshine to further disinfect and dry out. Make sure that they are dry all the way through so that mold and bacteria does not grow inside of the stuffed animal. If they need more than a spot cleaning, you can put them in pillow cases and throw them into the washing machine with natural homemade laundry soap and even some vinegar during the rinse cycle (I always add it to the spot that the laundry softener is supposed to go), as long as all of your stuffed animals do not have any batteries in them nine times out of ten they come out perfectly fine. You can dry them in the dryer, but on a low setting if you do.
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Passing by in the train or by car, the small anchorage of boats and yachts, that nestle peacefully against the backdrop of hills in the shelter of Paremata-Porirua inlet, inspire Libby and led to the creation of this piece.
Libby is a keen watercolour artist and photographer. She has exhibited her photographic work locally and internationally in Ireland, France and China. The photograph of her painting "Yachting on Wellington Harbour" is published in David Colquhoun's, Alexander Turnbull Library 2011, "Wellingtonians".
Libby was a recipient of the Gordon Harris "Innovation in Watercolour" Award at the 2015 Watercolour New Zealand "Splash" exhibition. She was the winner of Best Watercolour Landscape at the Kapiti Art Show 2017 and received at Merit award as well.
She was also accepted as a solo panel artist at the 2018 NZ Art Show in Wellington.
Libby's passion for the environment and New Zealand outdoors created another interest for her – she loves en plein air landscape and seascape painting, where she can share her love of the outdoors through her watercolour work.
For Libby watercolour stimulates the imagination. Watercolour painting challenges the artist by the way water and paint flow on the paper in unexpected ways.
"I paint what I feel and enjoy looking at and being part of this medium in the most satisfying way I can".


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Tiffany Haddish, Willem Dafoe's New Movie Is "the World Series of Poker" Meets "Abu Ghraib"
Writer-director Paul Schrader's new film has extreme Mad Libs energy.
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Paul Schrader is already working on his follow-up to First Reformed, his critically acclaimed 2017 drama starring Ethan Hawke as a proto Hot Priest. And in true Schrader fashion, the plot sounds wildly high concept and instantly alluring. In an interview with Metrograph Edition, the Oscar-nominated writer-director revealed his next film has a stacked cast—Tiffany Haddish, Willem Dafoe, and Oscar Isaac—and will revolve around "the world series of poker and Abu Ghraib."
"In my films, I'll sort of combine two worlds that seem to have nothing to do with each other," Schrader explained. "In the new one, it's the world series of poker and Abu Ghraib."
It is, in a way, a weirdly irresistible log line. How can you not be at least a little bit interested in how on earth Schrader threads those two worlds together? Plus: Willem Dafoe! Oscar Isaac! Tiffany Haddish! In the interview, Schrader gushed about Haddish in particular, speaking excitedly about getting to work with the Girls Trip star.
"I love Tiffany. I've never met her, but I was on the phone with her for an hour," he said. "She's a firecracker. It's like talking to a live-wire connection. She's very funny and, of course, she makes you funny. When someone's sharp, that makes you get sharp because you want to keep up."
Schrader didn't reveal much else about the film, save for the fact that it's cast and financed and ready to go. Isaac will play the lead. Tye Sheridan (Ready Player One) is also part of the cast. In addition, the filmmaker added, both Amazon and Netflix turned down his project. "I'm still outside their system," he noted.
Schrader, the writer behind classic films like Taxi Driver, also spoke about his decision to even make a new film in the first place, despite the fact that many may have seen First Reformed as his swan song.
"At the time I said, 'I don't know if I'll make another film. I hope so. If I don't, it's a damn good last film,'" he said. "Because it brought these two branches of my life together: the critical studies into transcendental style and the filmmaking that began with Taxi Driver. And so they merged, and there's a sense of resolution and completeness."
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OPJ> Vol.3 No.4, August 2013
New Approaches in Frequency Conversion of Laser Radiation in Plasma Plumes
DOI: 10.4236/opj.2013.34041 3,867 Downloads 5,212 Views Citations
Rashid A. Ganeev
Institute of Ion-Plasma and Laser Technologies, Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
Recent studies of plasma harmonic generation are reviewed. We show the advances of this technique for generation of coherent ultrashort pulses in the extreme ultraviolet range. Among the achievements highlighted in this review are the comparative experimental and theoretical studies of high-order harmonic generation in silver plasma, isolated subfemtosecond pulse generation in Mn plasma ablation, stable generation of high-order harmonics of femtosecond laser radiation from laser produced plasma plumes at 1 kHz pulse repetition rate, and high-order harmonic generation in fullerenes using few- and multi-cycle pulses of different wavelengths. We show that new developments of plasma harmonic studies can lead to the creation of an attractive field of laser ablation induced high-order harmonic generation spectroscopy.
High-Order Harmonic Generation; Laser Plasma; Ultrashort Laser Pulses
R. Ganeev, "New Approaches in Frequency Conversion of Laser Radiation in Plasma Plumes," Optics and Photonics Journal, Vol. 3 No. 4, 2013, pp. 259-277. doi: 10.4236/opj.2013.34041.
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21 Best Cake Songs of All Time (Top Tracks)
Post author:Justin Rowe
Cake are one of the best bands to come out of the '90s. Ever since the band formed, they've been making a range of brilliant songs in their unique and inventive style. They are a band that has never wanted to conform and I love them for it.
Here I take on the difficult task of trying to narrow down their 21 best songs. You may disagree with some choices but you'll agree that all the tracks here are fantastic.
Join me as we take a joyous look at this wonderful band who are never scared to mix up genres.
Here is my list of the best Cake songs that you definitely need to check out!
List of the Best Cake Songs
1. Short Skirt / Long Jacket
"Short Skirt / Long Jacket" kicks off in a funky rhythm and gives you constant brilliance. The song comes from their sensational fourth album Comfort Eagle and has many of the hallmarks I love from the band.
One of those features is an insanely catchy riff, which you get with many of the best Cake songs.
It's one of their most popular songs and it's easy to see why. The track details everything that he wants from the perfect woman such as a short skirt and a long jacket. The irony of the song is that he's clearly expecting too much and contradicts himself.
2. The Distance
A brilliant riff can also be heard in "The Distance" from guitarist Greg Brown. He originally wanted the riff to continue throughout the song but instead, it was kept for the chorus. Their typical music experimentation can be heard throughout, including a great solo trumpet.
I love this song's commentary on the futility of chasing after material things. The narrator thinks he needs these things to impress the woman he loves but loses sight of her love and instead obsesses over his version of success. She just wanted to be cared for but he never realized.
3. Never There
"Never There" is the best Cake song in terms of charting position and comes from their third album, Prolonging the Magic. The song details the frustrations of a boy whose girlfriend never answers his calls. The boy is left frustrated at the clear rejection.
It's easy to see why this song was so popular with its rhythmic and catchy guitar work and McCrea's iconic deadpan delivery. It has a fun music video too as it follows the lyrics of the song and focuses on a trucker whose girlfriend is partying with other men.
4. I Will Survive
What's the point in covering a song if you're going to do it exactly like the original artist? That's what Cake must have thought too when covering "I Will Survive". They take this classic song and make it one of their own in their unique style.
They put the song on their Fashion Nugget album and it was the opening single from it. This powerful song sounds so different due to the talking vocals and clash of genres. There were also a few lyrical changes that Gloria Gaynor wasn't too impressed with!
5. Love You Madly
Cake's version of "I Will Survive" has a brilliantly funky bassline running throughout it but the same could be said for "Love You Madly". The bass is far from the only excellent instrumentation here with brilliant guitar work, brass section, and drumming.
The song is about having a fun relationship without thinking too much about the future. He wants to stay in that moment where they love each other madly. It's another great song from Comfort Eagle and ended up being their third and final single from it.
6. War Pigs
Here's another cover that Cake did an incredible job with. As I said, you want a cover to be different and this is truly unique. That deadpan delivery is especially quirky when you contrast it against Ozzy Osbourne's hard rock vocals.
One of the great aspects of Cake is that they never took themselves too seriously. You can't sound like Black Sabbath, so why even try? The band showed with this version that they were courageous enough to take a classic and produce something different yet amazing.
7. Comfort Eagle
"Comfort Eagle" is the title track from their memorable fourth album. Despite it being the title track, this is possibly the best Cake song not released as a single. It was definitely good enough as this is one of their best and more lyrically complex songs they did.
The song metaphorically compares the music industry's control over a band to the control organized religion has over its people. It also has a sharp guitar riff that wouldn't sound out of place on a hard rock track. The humor is still there but this song has a darker feel which I love.
8. Sheep Go To Heaven
The band's final single released from Prolonging the Magic was "Sheep Go To Heaven" which is another Cake song with a curious title. The song references a biblical parable which is from "The Sheep and the Goats" in "Matthew 25:31–46".
It's another with a brilliant music video. In it, an animated version of the band is dressed up as Kiss. They are playing covers in a bar before someone massacres the crowd and sends them up to heaven. The killer is then sent down to hell. A fun video of a brilliant song.
9. Let Me Go
"Let Me Go" is another single from Prolonging the Magic and was the 11th song on it. The lyrics tell the story of a man who is chasing after a woman he wants but she just needs some space. The narrator just can't help himself and never gives her the space
The chorus is catchy and the bassline drives the song beautifully throughout. I also love the short solo towards the end of the end which is delivered in the band's funky style. It's one of those tracks that can stay in your head for days.
10. Thrills
We've already mentioned a couple of covers but this one is very different. It mashes together two different pieces of art. The first is the music which comes from a story called "Stories" by The Chakachas. That song is mainly instrumental with some whispering over the top.
In "Thrills," however, they take out the whispering and instead put in a clip from the spoken word album Don Lonie Talks Again by Don Lonie, released in 1959. The incredible dual cover was released on their compilation album b-sides and rarities.
11. Frank Sinatra
Fashion Nugget that has many of the best Cake songs. This is the first song on it, as well as being the third single released. The song is a little deeper and less humorful than many of Cake's other hits with the lyrics being mainly metaphorical.
The title of the song comes from the fact that the lyrics reference Sinatra's song "Stormy Weather". The arrangement of the song is fairly stripped down but still has some great unique points such as a naked heavy metal riff, a melodic section, and a brilliant trumpet riff.
12. Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps
"Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps" is another exceptional cover to make my list. The song has been covered by a huge number of artists and was originally written in Spanish and was released in 1947. Back then, it was called "Quizás, quizás, quizás" and was created by Osvaldo Farrés.
The song's lyrics are about a man who desperately wants to know whether a woman likes him or not but she won't say. Cake's version is as fun as you'd expect with the trumpet really coming into its own.
13. Friend Is a Four Letter Word
With this song, we go back to the excellent Fashion Nugget album with this being the third track from it. Here we see another curious title as, of course, friend isn't a first letter word. It's one of the best Cake songs for those who like their lyrics a little darker.
The phrase 'four-letter word' relates to the many curse words that are four letters long. The narrator wants to be more than friends so when she tells him that's all she wants to be, she may as well be saying a curse word. It's an impressive wordplay on one of their darker songs.
14. Daria
The fifth song from Fashion Nugget, "Daria" is another song that doesn't use their unique brand of humor. Instead, it's a song about being wronged. Daria tries to get back with the narrator but he's not going to forgive her for past mistakes.
The song hauntingly starts and ends with some muted guitar strumming which draws you right into the song. That haunting music continues with the drums and bass which drive the song along. Every now and again, the rest of the instruments drop out and leave that muted strumming, which is pure genius.
15. Stickshifts and Safetybelts
In this song, John McCrea is seemingly bemoaning the fact that it's hard for him to indulge in sexual activities while driving in modern cars. Stickshifts, safety belts, and bucket seats are all getting in the way. He also happily states that he doesn't have this issue when driving his Malibu.
From the Fashion Nugget album, it's an infectiously upbeat and energetic song. It's driven beautifully by the scaled baseline and is added to by some great guitar riffs. It's a very fun song, especially when you work out what it's about!
16. Shadow Stabbing
Most of the songs from Cake are written by John McCrea but on this one, he has a hand from George Kane. The lyrics of the song are a little bit of a mystery and could be interpreted in several different ways.
Whatever it's about, the song is infectious with a mellow guitar riff that perfectly blends in with the groovy bassline. We also hear some great backing vocals along with McCrea singing along throughout instead of his usual talking style.
17. It's Coming Down
This is a track that grabs you immediately with an intro that sounds like it could be from a montage in a dark gangster's film. Quite a few of their songs make use of a naked electric guitar sound and they do that perfectly here.
It's the 10th song from Fashion Nugget and its lyrics are a little depressing. The title refers to how his life is crashing down as his girl has just left him. In the end, everything is gone but we listeners get to hear another great track.
18. Open Book
Cake can sometimes be ironic, sometimes just outright funny, and at times they can be deeply metaphorical. This song sits in that latter category and these songs are often as brilliant as any of their others.
This song refers to having a partner who is a complete open book but the narrator doesn't really know how to deal with it. This fantastic song was co-written by McCrea along with guitarist Greg Brown and it makes for a powerful combo.
19. Commissioning a Symphony in C
"Commissioning a Symphony in C" is a brilliant story that follows the tale of an Austrian nobleman who is just about to die. Before he does, he commissions a symphony for his nephew from his great wealth.
It's the fifth song from Comfort Eagle and it ends up being quite reflective. It's a fast-paced song and marches along in their triumphant style. We also get some great keyboards here along with a typically catchy bassline.
20. Nugget
The 11th song from Fashion Nugget comes from the song "Nugget". The whole band gets a writing credit on this one and it's also unique in other ways. The song features plenty of profanity which makes it even more powerful considering the band rarely uses it.
The lyrics are quite a cutting commentary on how people are controlled by huge companies who exploit them for profits. There are some brilliant backing vocals here along with some experimental percussion which helps to make it one of my favorites.
21. Italian Leather Sofa
The last on my list of best Cake songs is the penultimate song from the legendary Fashion Nugget album. "Italian Leather Sofa" is everything you want from a Cake song as it has funny lyrics, catchy instrumentation, and that epic deadpan lyrically delivered.
In McCrea's quirky style, the song tells of a woman who is only interested in the pleasures of life and little else. We get a trumpet solo here, lyrics about breasts, and many more magical Cake elements. It's a song that could have only been made by them.
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the lack of BEST tunes from Motorcade of Generosity, on this top 21 list is f—ing horrifying. Is this love, and I bomb Korea… being 2 excellent example. Fashion Nugget… meh.


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Vanderpump Rules' Brittany Cartwright Dishes About What Jax Taylor Is Like as a Dad – and She Has Baby Cruz's Birthday Planned (Exclusive)
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Brittany Cartwright shared that she's very proud of how Vanderpump Rules alum Jax Taylor has embraced fatherhood, sharing that he's a very hands-on dad.
Cartwright recently dished about Taylor as a dad with Showbiz Cheat Sheet when she announced she is the new spokesperson for Jenny Craig's Max Up program. She loved the newfound energy she has gotten from the program in a few short days and Taylor is even considering giving it a shot. And while Taylor may be mulling over nutrition options, she said he doesn't need to change anything when it comes to being a dad to their son Cruz.
Brittany Cartwright was surprised with how fast Jax Taylor took to parenthood
Cartwright joked about knowing that fans may have had their doubts about Taylor as a dad. But she said they've been parenting their son side-by-side. What surprised her the most was how quickly Taylor embraced fatherhood. "He used to always say he wouldn't want to be home alone with the baby before he was six months old because he was too scared," she said.
Jax Taylor and Brittany Cartwright from Vanderpump Rules attended 'A Ride Through the Ages' in 2019 |Erik Voake/Getty Images for Wrangler
"But he got right over that stuff so fast and he just stepped in," she added. "I'll be like, 'Can you change his diaper?' I mean he'll do everything. And so quickly. It was like he learned so fast. And he did such a good job and I'm really proud of him."
Taylor has also been extremely supportive of Cartwright's weight loss journey too. "He's definitely helping me by like not snacking and not like ordering a bunch of food," she said. "And he's trying to eat healthier as well. And he's definitely saying that he might be trying the plan soon."
She hopes they move closer to family … someday
Cartwright may have been surprised with how quickly Taylor became a hands on dad, but he has looked forward to fatherhood for quite a while. "I'm so determined to be the best father that I can possibly be — because I really want to be at every PTA meeting, every soccer practice, every ballerina class. My dad was there," Taylor told Men's Health in 2018, long before Cartwright was pregnant. "I've done everything I've wanted to do, partied my brains out, traveled the world. It's time to start the next stage in my life."
He's also openly discussed the notion of leaving Los Angeles and moving closer to family, somewhere in between Kentucky and Michigan. Cartwright told Showbiz Cheat Sheet a move is possible but likely in the future. "It definitely gets hard," she said about not being near her family.
"I love my mom so much and she misses Cruz so bad," she continued. "Like she misses not being able to see him grow up. My whole family does. We always talk about maybe moving back to Kentucky one day. We still talk about it, but who knows what's going to happen? But living closer to family eventually, especially after I have more kids is something we'll probably do one day."
Brittany Cartwright already has Cruz's 1st birthday planned
Cartwright, along with other Vanderpump Rules cast members recently attended Stassi Schroeder's daughter's first birthday party. While Cruz won't turn one until April, Cartwright has the whole party planned. "I've had Cruz's birthday party planned for months already," she said. "Stassi was cracking up at me because she didn't even know what she was going to do for Hartford. And I already have everything picked out for Cruz."
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"So I just think we're super excited," she laughed. "It's going to be so cute."
While she attended the party, baby Cruz had to sit this one out because he had a cold. "And Hartford's birthday was so cute. I mean, the roses and the balloons were adorable," she recalled. "The fact Cruz couldn't go I was actually devastated. But I just wanted to make sure all the babies were safe and we didn't bring his little cold."
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Pour cherry gelatin in a 1-1/2-quart bowl and set aside.
Drain pear halves and save the juice.
Using a 1 cup measuring cup, pour juice from pear halves and add water to make 1 cup. In a small pan or microwave, heat juice to a boil.
Combine hot pear/water juice with gelatin and stir for two minutes until gelatin is completely dissolved.
Puree pear halves in a blender.
Pour gelatin mixture into blender with pureed pears and blend.
Cut cream cheese into small squares and place in blender with pear/gelatin mixture. Blend then pour into a 1-1/2 quart bowl.
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Refrigerate over night or at least 6 hours prior to serving.
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CHAPTER 13. The Therapy of Desire
In The Therapy of Desire: Theory and Practice in Hellenistic Ethics. Princeton University Press. pp. 484-510 (2009)
Martha Nussbaum
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DOI 10.23943/9781400831944-017
CHAPTER 5. Beyond Obsession and Disgust: Lucretius on the Therapy of Love.Martha C. Nussbaum - 2009 - In The Therapy of Desire: Theory and Practice in Hellenistic Ethics. Princeton University Press. pp. 140-191.
CHAPTER 4.Epicurean Surgery: Argument and Empty Desire.Martha C. Nussbaum - 2009 - In The Therapy of Desire: Theory and Practice in Hellenistic Ethics. Princeton University Press. pp. 102-139.
Contribution on Martha Nussbaum's The Therapy of Desire. [REVIEW]John Martin Fischer & Martha C. Nussbaum - 1999 - Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 59 (3):787.
CHAPTER 1. Therapeutic Arguments.Martha C. Nussbaum - 2009 - In The Therapy of Desire: Theory and Practice in Hellenistic Ethics. Princeton University Press. pp. 13-47.
Precis of The Therapy of DesireThe Therapy of Desire. [REVIEW]Martha C. Nussbaum - 1999 - Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 59 (3):785.
CHAPTER 10. The Stoics on the Extirpation of the Passions.Martha C. Nussbaum - 2009 - In The Therapy of Desire: Theory and Practice in Hellenistic Ethics. Princeton University Press. pp. 359-401.
CHAPTER 11. Seneca on Anger in Public Life.Martha C. Nussbaum - 2009 - In The Therapy of Desire: Theory and Practice in Hellenistic Ethics. Princeton University Press. pp. 402-438.
CHAPTER 3. Aristotle on Emotions and Ethical Health.Martha C. Nussbaum - 2009 - In The Therapy of Desire: Theory and Practice in Hellenistic Ethics. Princeton University Press. pp. 78-101.
CHAPTER 7. "By Words, Not Arms": Lucretius on Anger and Aggression.Martha C. Nussbaum - 2009 - In The Therapy of Desire: Theory and Practice in Hellenistic Ethics. Princeton University Press. pp. 239-279.
CHAPTER 8. Skeptic Purgatives: Disturbance and the Life Without Belief.Martha C. Nussbaum - 2009 - In The Therapy of Desire: Theory and Practice in Hellenistic Ethics. Princeton University Press. pp. 280-315.
CHAPTER 12. Serpents in the Soul: A Reading of Seneca's Medea.Martha C. Nussbaum - 2009 - In The Therapy of Desire: Theory and Practice in Hellenistic Ethics. Princeton University Press. pp. 439-483.
CHAPTER 9. Stoic Tonics: Philosophy and the Self-Government of the Soul.Martha C. Nussbaum - 2009 - In The Therapy of Desire: Theory and Practice in Hellenistic Ethics. Princeton University Press. pp. 316-358.
CHAPTER 6. Mortal Immortals: Lucretius on Death and the Voice of Nature.Martha C. Nussbaum - 2009 - In The Therapy of Desire: Theory and Practice in Hellenistic Ethics. Princeton University Press. pp. 192-238.
CHAPTER 2. Medical Dialectic: Aristotle on Theory and Practice.Martha C. Nussbaum - 2009 - In The Therapy of Desire: Theory and Practice in Hellenistic Ethics. Princeton University Press. pp. 48-77.
The Therapy of Desire.Martha Nussbaum - 1994 - Princeton University Press.


One of the biggest shows on reality TV is "The Bachelorette". Millions watch, and it's been a huge hit for years. This year's newest bachelorette, Becca Kufrin, has especially been a big deal. She is so gorgeous from the inside out.
We can't help but notice how gorgeously glowing her skin always looks while being in so many different climates and changes on the show. The makeup artist from the show said she owes it all to one single product.
Thailand is one of the places shown on the season, it is especially known for its heat. The fact that her makeup stayed so flawless didn't melt of once, was amazing. It's one single product that can basically last through anything.
Gina Modica, a makeup artist who has made sure that all the bachelorettes always look their best since the beginning, and has let out the secret of how you can keep your making from falling off your face.
Modica's secret lies in her use of Temptu silicone foundation. The foundation itself only cost $10, and she sprays it on with the brand's Temptu air machine which costs $195.
It is totally worth the investment because it gives you a completely flawless look. But of course, it's always important that you take care of your skin to achieve that look.
And the final rose goes to… glowing skin.


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I regularly like to walk barefoot in our grass.
Feeling the earth beneath my feet is both energizing and grounding at the same time for me.
I talk to God/The Universe and meditate a bit.
Taking in the earth, the smells, the feelings, the sounds.
Focusing on gratitude and life at that moment.
I'm so grateful to have what I do and be where I am (despite the 100+ temps in the summer).
Earlier this week after a bit of rain, I stepped out and took some deep breaths and looked down.
This is where I stand!
Sally's having a bit of a problem with her blog this week so her post might not be up for a bit, but here's where everyone else stands - go check 'em out!
Peace, Love and Standing Grounded!
I love being outside, but don't do it barefooted unless I am at the beach! my yard has a tendency to grow sand spurs where you can't see them...but I do agree it is great to get out and enjoy this wonderful earth that God has given us! Thanks for the post.
Oh, that is so cute! Reminds me of the wicked witch with those stripes!
I feel like I can feel the cool grass on your feet from your photo and description, great photo and post!
I love to walk barefoot there is just something so wonderful feeling the earth under your feet! Your photo is great, the blur is perfect!
Green grass and rain! Love that - the feel and smell. Enjoy.


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An alternative to the dining options available at the airport.
Green King tied pub, so the beers weren't massively inspiring. The Old Speckled Hen was ropey, so I moved to the San Miguel. Mainly to get some practice for when in Spain.
Food was very good - great portions and reasonable price.
I had lunch here recently. The a la carte menus are extraordinary; heavy boards with pages bolted on in such a way as to prevent easy browsing. There's even a miniature reading lamp attached to each menu! The snack menus are also eccentric being formed out of curved plastic and both provided equal quantities of irritation and amusement. When the meals arrived, the fish and chips looked great. My baked potato with cheese (apparently) and beans came on a cold plate, accompanied by potato salad, some yellowing cress and a few more conventional items of salad. The staff were pleasant. Will I be going back? Not unless dragged.
Country pub nestling against the perimeter fence of Stansted Airport. Extended, extensive, restaurant area. As with most country pubs in this area the focus is on food but the original bar area has been kept as a haven for drinkers. Usually has a choice of real ales. Large outside seating area, with children's play area, ideal for plane watching.


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Our Vital Work Continues
Rapid Defense Network – like any organization pitted against the Trump Administration's relentless assault on immigrant rights – is relieved at the election of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. But our vital work continues, and we are proud to share these updates and thank you for helping make this work possible.
Last Friday we continued our fight to prevent the deportation of 28 children and their parents who have been denied access to their right, created by Congress, to seek asylum in the United States.On Saturday, a court issued an unjust decision that denied access to our clients but while one court door has closed we continue fight to open another.We've been fighting for these children and their parents for the past 14 months and we're not about to stop now. This injustice is unacceptable and we will keep fighting until we get fair treatment and #Safetyforthe28.
In addition, last week, RDN and our law firm partner Greenberg Traurig, LLP, appeared before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit to continue our successful fight on behalf of a five-year old child ICE seeks to deport. This child has an unhealed fractured skull - putting him in a pressurized airplane cabin in order to deport him may be deadly. You can read more about our litigation efforts on behalf of our five-year-old client here.
These urgent life or death situations persist and will continue in the days, months, and years to come – and RDN will continue to rapidly respond to protect those targeted.
Since inception, RDN has been committed to leveling the playing field for the most vulnerable by prying open the doors to Federal Courts nationwide through creative high caliber litigation. Based in New York City, RDN has quickly become a leader across the country in providing emergency representation that would otherwise not be available to the most vulnerable noncitizens.
With your support, we will continue to ensure the government is held accountable for violating immigrant rights before Federal Courts with the power to right wrongs.
Together, we will continue to urgently respond to the immediate needs of noncitizens targeted for deportation or detention in violation of the law today, tomorrow, and in the months and years to come.
New Board Members, as our work ramps up, RDN is excited to announce the addition of two new members to our Board of Directors. We welcome Neena Dutta and Timothy Cooke.
Neena Dutta
Neena is Principal of the Dutta Law Firm in NYC and Special Counsel to McElroy, Deutsch, Mulvaney and Carpenter, LLP. She is Vice Chair of the National Client Resources Committee and Co-Chair of the American Immigration Lawyer's Association (AILA) of New York Advocacy Committee. Neena also served as Director on AILA's Board of Governors. Neena is renowned for expertise on PERM and Labor Certifications, Entrepreneur Visas, and Extraordinary Ability Visas. Neena has been recognized in the New York Metro Rising Stars, Super Lawyers, Top Women Attorneys, and as the South Asian Bar Association of New York Pro Bono Attorney of the Year. She is a graduate of Seattle University and New York Law School, and a member of the state bars of New York and New Jersey. After emigrating from the UK to the US in 2000, she is now a dual national of both countries.
Timothy Cooke
Tim is a Managing Director of a global Management Consulting Firm, focused on Investment and Wealth Management. He was previously the founder and CEO of the Gartland and Mellina Group, a boutique Management Consulting Firm focused on Financial Services. Tim has over 27 years Financial Services industry and consulting experience and has led many large-scale engagements at top-tier investment managers, wealth managers, custodian banks, and clearing firms. He holds an MBA from Boston College.
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Nourishing Spaces works across six African Cities explores interconnectedness of food systems and other systems such as other systems, such as transportation, housing and sanitation as related to the rise of diet-related non-communicable diseases in urban areas with the aim to develop policy and governance approaches to prevent NCDs.
The rise of non-communicable diseases in Africa is particularly marked in urban areas. However, strategies to prevent non-communicable diseases are ungeographically differentiated and operate at the national scale. Nutrition strategies in several countries advocate for community empowerment to claim the right to good nutrition without clear mechanisms to enact this recommendation. There are important advances to be made in the prevention of non-communicable diseases through research on food systems and their governance at the urban and neighbourhood scales.
government and civil society responses to address the impact of food systems change on non-communicable diseases.
The project works in six cities across three countries Kenya, South Africa and Namibia. Through a participatory research process which engages both local government officials and community food system stakeholders, the project analyses existing data on diet-related non-communicable diseases, conducts research on food systems, consumption and non-communicable diseases (and the relationships between them), and examines the governance arrangements that underpin existing dynamics. It seeks ultimately to present two policy and governance approaches to prevent NCDs, firstly to capacitate local government to develop interventions to create generative urban food systems, and secondly to develop community-led understanding of the nature and drivers of the local urban food system and its health impacts. It is intended that through the generation of co-created knowledge and capacity development, community groups will be developed that can effect local food system change through both community-driven processes and facilitated engagement with local government. The project seeks to investigate the viability of formalising these community groups as Food Systems Committees.
– To evaluate the current state of knowledge regarding food systems, NCS and their interactions in the case study countries.
– To map the local formal and informal food retail environment in order to understand the interactions between urban infrastructure and food retail.
– To investigate consumption trends, food choices and experience of NCDs in order to understand the complex of drivers of household food practices.
– To analyse urban and national policies and strategies relevant to food systems and NCDs, and to understand local government perspectives on their role in food systems and NCD governance.
– To support local government and community stakeholders to utilise locally-derived research evidence to develop action plans and interventions for preventing diet-related NCDs.


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Let's Build a Zoo Releasing First DLC on May 23
The dinosaurs are coming soon. Springloaded
The prehistoric age is coming soon to Let's Build a Zoo courtesy of its first-ever major downloaded content. Titled Dinosaur Island, it introduces dinosaurs to the game. This DLC is coming on May 23 through Steam and the Epic Store at $9.99.
For this upcoming DLC, players can expect to see:
A new campaign with more quests and even more moral choices.
More than 50 new animals and dinosaurs.
At least 110 new shops and decorations.
New enclosure types for new arrivals.
In a post, developer Springloaded revealed that they'll also be releasing a free update that offers more content for everyone to enjoy. The highlight of this new update is the addition of controller support. A lot of players have been asking for this feature and the team has arrived at the stage where they are pleased with this feature. Another new stuff is the Staff Gates, which let players choose to have areas in their zoo that only staff can access. Other new pieces of content are the Poop Storage, Dung Diary, new fruit trees, improvements to the storeroom, and a host of localization fixes.
Let's Build a Zoo was released in November last year and since then has sold 100,000 copies. This expansive management sim has players run a zoo by importing and breeding rare creatures, hiring staff, keeping visitors happy, and dealing with weird and wonderful events. What makes this one different is players can create new animals with DNA splicing. For example, by combining chicken and cow players can get chickow. Players can also try and see if visitors like to see the crocoduck, a mix of duck and crocodile.
Features of the game include:
Build a zoo with more than 500 different animals.
Splice together over 300,000 different animal combinations.
Keep animals and visitors happy through hundreds of buildings, foliage, path, and enclosure decorations.
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Hire the perfect employees to deal with different life events.
Players can decide whether they want to run the zoo above board or break the law and pocket the extra cash.
Get the game on Steam and the Epic Store.


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